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7/8 What I like about this idea is that it respects the extraction shooter loop. It does not make resource conversion safer. It makes it more dangerous, more intentional, and more memorable. The reward feels earned because the risk is still attached to it.

6/8 I think this could create some really strong Marathon moments: players contesting the station squads baiting others near it solo players making desperate conversion runs tense exfils with recycled Salvage on the line

5/8 That turns recycling from a simple quality-of-life feature into an actual gameplay event. You are not just pressing a button in a menu. You are making a risky decision mid-run: Keep the loot, convert it, or leave the station before another squad shows up?

4/8 At the station, players could recycle valuable loot into Salvage. But the important part is this: The Salvage is not secured immediately. You still have to successfully exfil with it.

3/8 Each map could have one Salvage Recycling Station that spawns randomly at 1 of 10–15 possible locations. That keeps it from becoming a predictable camp spot, while still creating a valuable objective players can discover, fight over, or avoid.

2/8 The core idea: Green, blue, purple/pink, and gold-tier loot could be dismantled into Salvage. But not from a safe menu outside the match. The conversion should happen inside the run, where the player is still exposed to danger.