The starting quests in Gray Zone Warfare can be confusing. I mean, look at how hard it is to find theUNLRA medical suppliesin the Meds Wanted guide. This confusion bleeds over to No Man Left Behind where you’re tasked with finding a body and marking it. I suggest you read this guide on where to locate and mark the body for Leave No Man Behind in Gray Zone Warfare.
Gray Zone Warfare: Where to locate and mark the body in Leave No Man Behind guide
The body in question should be in theTown Hall in Kiu Vongsa. So make a waypoint around143, 163. Use the image below for a reference. An important note before moving,depending on your faction, the orientation is going to be different, but the spot you need to look in will be the same.
There will be adirt road on the right leading to the back of a building. When you’re on this path, keep goingright till you reach a corner with a brick wall. You should see asmall metal shack, head to behind it. If you’re a little lost,look for blood on a wall with bullet holes, the body will be in front of it.
With the tracker given to you by Gunny,place it on the body. When you do, the mission will be complete.
Note, if you die before doing this with the trackers in tow you can eitherfind your body and loot it, or buy the tracker from Gunny.
Tips on searching for the body
Gray Zone Warfare is not an easy game, and in populated areas like towns, the difficulty increases by a large margin. I suggest you do this mission with atleast one friend. This way, you can fight and defend each other, plus someone will be watching your back at all times. Town Hall is a hot zone for activity, running solo can be done, but I would not recommend it. From experience, you’ll just burn through ammo and other important resources.
Factions are interesting in Gray Zone Warfare. Learnabout each of thembefore picking one to join.
Raza Malik
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