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BSG reveals the largest contributors in the last Escape From Tarkov event

Some people have thrown in everything they have.

The latest Escape From Tarkov faced a demand set by Lightkeeper for the the traders to come back and operate with full steam. The request was connected to the in-game player wealth, which was pushed to donate funds and save the traders. Now that the event is over, BSG posted an update of all the individuals who have contributed the most. Thanks to them, players can finally enjoy and play the game the way it’s supposed to.

In a recent tweet, Battlestate Games revealed the top names and filtered the contribution by faction, which puts the USECs at a leading pace, with 69% of funds donated towards the event. The BEARs are behind with 31%, which not only speaks for its lower contribution but also acknowledges its smaller player base.

At this date, there are numerous talks and rumors of an upcoming wipe, which should occur sooner than later. The latest indication of a forthcoming wipe is the image on the global event statistics page, which contains the 5, 12 which could resonate in a May 12th wipe.

Have you been a part of the latest Escape From Tarkov event? If so, let us know in the comments below!

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Angel Kicevski

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