To tell if the extract is available, look above the door and check if the large floodlights are turned on. The CCP Temp extraction splits off from this road, heading further north past the water and into a facility. Located in the northwest corner of the map, there’s a large road which curve round the edge. This Shoreline extract is open only to PMCs. Scavs can extract at the nearby lighthouse instead. If it is, head to the end of the wooden jetty and stand next to the boat to begin an extract. To tell if this extract is available, you need to look at the boat and see if it’s flashing with lights. It’s located in the centre of the north edge of the map, out on the wooden jetty near the lighthouse. Pier Boat is a PMC only extraction point on Shoreline. We’ve also detailed all the PMC exists below in further details so that you know exactly what you’re looking for. There is only one joint PMC and Scav extraction point on Shoreline. PMCs will always need to head to the edges of the map, while Scavs have the option of extracting in the large complex in the center. The map above lists PMC extraction points in blue, and Scav in red. Shoreline is a sizeable map with many Scav extracts but only a few PMC exits. Escape from Tarkov Shoreline map extraction points There are five PMC extracts on Shoreline in Escape from Tarkov. That’s where we come in we’ve put together a complete map of Escape from Tarkov Shoreline map extraction points so you can easily see where to extract as either PMC or Scav. Extraction points on the map are sparsely spread around the level, so you’d do well to memorize them all in advance. There are currently no plans for a console release.A trip to the seaside is usually a relaxing experience, but you’ll find Escape from Tarkov’s Shoreline map rather less welcome than your average beachside resort. This concludes our guide on The Best Escape from Tarkov Maps for Beginners! Be sure to check out our other guides!Įscape from Tarkov is available in the form of early access/closed beta for PC, with a possible Steam release in the future. It’s important to remember, that even just finding loot and extracting, is preferable to risking losing everything in a firefight and not recovering it through in-game insurance, so maps like Customs and Reserve are great options, with the latter’s Armored Train exit being a good spot to hole up, stock up, and haul out. All maps are reasonable to navigate, but smaller maps can be oversaturated and intimidating to move around. Part of this choice instead of Factory is simply because the players have simply flooded the initially easier maps and it can often mean an oppressive experience that can turn beginners off before they even see the awesome map design in other areas. These maps are large, but have lots of escape routes and more importantly, great loot with enough space for newer players to safely explore instead of being locked in a firefight unprepared. The reasoning for this needs a bit of explanation despite the game’s map selection screen labeling these as tougher than usual (Insane, to be specific) the game also makes a point of having no medium or easy maps to select, and everything is labeled ‘Hard’ or ‘Insane’ anyway. To break things up, players who choose to go online and clash with other PMC operators, or as a Scav gathering material to customize their PMC avatar, should consider the Customs and Reserve maps.
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