Whats better the Sicc Case or The Docs Case? – Escape From Tarkov



A lot of people wonder in EFT whats better the sicc case or the docs case? Well I explain the differences of both and we finally end the debate. This is a great Escape From Tarkov beginners guide. Come check me out at twitch.tv/geekseh

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  1. The problem with Reserve and Shoreline which is driving you toward using the SICC case is just the number of keys you might have on you. With only a docs case, you'd really not have enough room left in it to hold much of all the other non-key items that it can hold. But the SICC case isn't much better. You'll have more leftover space after filling it with your keys, but you can't really put much other than dogtags into it, and these maps are both chock full of stuff which would otherwise fit into a docs case. Either of these solutions isn't great for Reserve or Shoreline.

    Personally, I'd go keytool and docs case for Reserve and Shoreline. I know, it takes up 3 slots, but it's really the only way to both carry all the keys you want and still have enough of the right storage type for the rest of the loot you're likely to encounter on those maps. You'll have a full 16 slots for all the information loot types which fit into the docs case. You fill that docs case with 3 intelligence folders, 3 SSDs, 3 SAS drives, a diary, or some combination of that, you're talking about real money for those two slots in your gamma. Those are all items that retain significant value even if you die with them, due to crafts/barters, so it's worth having the space to hold them.

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  2. I use a sicc case for interchange and shoreline since there are a lot of keys in one and not the other and neither of them have many or any intel/book spawns. Other than that the docs case is my favorite for other maps

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  3. i like collecting dogtags and having a big pile at the end of a wipe 🙂 . i get a special dogtag case for friendly dogtags from teammates that died and seperate ones for enemy dogtags

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  4. Personally I run a sicc case on every map except for reserve, since there's a butt load of folders of intelligence. I love the sicc not because I think I'm going to find prokills and rings, but instead just because I like collecting my dogtags and keeping them as trophies (alot of people have funny names) or the different case barters. It was also good early wipe when rsass's were 1mil, I got mine for free. I don't think there's a right or wrong, it's off of how you want to enjoy your time in tarkov, whether or not you're trying to maximize profit or enjoy seeing your kill count

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  5. IMO, Reserve you should take Docs case and a keytool. There are so many intelligence spawns all over the map that it's easy to justify the Docs case instead. Or maybe even take both if you're feeling especially looty.

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  6. I personally run both, I have the space in my gamma (or Kappa when I get it) and still have space to fit 2 Tetrix’ or GCs and an extra slot for extra ammo.

    If I happen to find another high value items I want to put in my Gamma, (I mean, how often does that realistically happen?) I put all my keys from my Docs into my SICC and throw the insured Docs into a bush and get it back from insurance.

    I am a loot goblin, so the more loot I can fit in my Gamma the better, both the SICC and Docs give me that opportunity. Plus, I like dogtags for barters and for the memories through out the wipe.

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