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Deciding what to carry inside the lobby timer is how people overspend. Build the kit here first: pick the weapon, bolt on the attachments, choose armor, and pack the bag. Weight and cost total as you go, so you find out the bill before the money is gone.
Space is a grid rather than a slot count, so items have shapes and a full pack can still refuse the thing you wanted. The planner shows you that while there is still time to fix it.
Start from the range you expect to fight at, then pick the round before the gun. Armor is the next call, and it is the one that decides how many shots you take before you go down. Medical goes in the bag before anything you intend to sell.
Weight is a real cost. A kit that carries everything moves slowly, and slow is how you lose the kit.
Every loadout compresses into a code that lives in the link, so sending someone your build is a paste. Publish it to the hub and other players can open it in their own planner, vote on it, and tell you what they changed.
The one you can afford to lose twice. Early on, a cheap rifle with the round that penetrates what you expect to meet beats an expensive setup you cannot replace. The planner totals the cost so you can hold a build against your actual balance.
It depends entirely on the armor and the weapon. Build the kit in the planner and the running total shows the bill for every piece, so you can trim the parts that are not earning their price.
Packs are a grid, and every item takes a shape inside it. Two items of the same size can pack differently depending on how they are shaped, so the planner lays the grid out for you rather than counting slots.
Yes. The build lives in the link, so pasting it hands someone the exact kit. You can also publish it to the loadout hub, where other players can open it in their planner and vote on it.