EFT Marathon Achievement Boost

The first map is always Ground Zero, and the visiting order is strict. The whole point of the EFT Marathon is to visit every location in a set sequence. The game has decided it for you whether you like it or not. But hey, that’s part of the challenge, right? You’ve got to simply follow the route and tick off those maps one by one. Just make sure to stay alive long enough to see it through. Or, you know, let us handle that for you. 

In EFT Marathon mode, that question doesn’t matter because you don’t get to choose. That’s right, you’re at the mercy of the Tarkov gods. Day? Night? Who knows what you’re going to get. What you will definitely get is a hiding in bush PMC ready to ruin your run. The game gives you no control over the time of day during the Marathon, so you’ve just got to roll with whatever Tarkov throws at you. You just jump into the chaos and hope for the best. If it’s nighttime, well, good luck spotting those PMCs. If it’s daytime, enjoy getting sniped from a mile away. Either way, you’re in for a wild ride.

Tarkov Marathon mode doesn’t suddenly turn the game into some private club where only marathoners are allowed. The raid composition remains the same, which means you’ll meet all the usual suspects: regular PMCs, player SCAVs, AI scavs and Tarkov bosses. This is Tarkov, after all. In fact, most of the PMCs you meet probably have no idea you’re doing something special. They’re just there to take you out and steal your loot. Everyone’s out to get you, marathon or not. And if they take you out? You will have to start all over again.

This is why we offer you this Escape From Tarkov Marathon completion Service! With us you don’t have to hide, worry about your loot and run away from every AI Scav you see. Our boosters will guard you all the way from Ground Zero to the Shoreline. They will put their PMCs lives to help you get out alive.

Tarkov decided that running around one map wasn’t stressful enough. Now you can transit between raids. It’s not a simple extract and re-enter situation. Nope, you get a special extract called “transit,” and if you’re expecting it to be straightforward, let me stop you right there.

When you get to a transit zone, you’ll see an orange indicator in your extract list. Not grey, green, or red – orange. When you hit the transit area, you’ll get a prompt to interact, much like a car extract. But instead of just leaving, you get a menu that lets you send gear back to your stash. Sounds cool, right? But of course, there’s a catch: you only get one shot for all 9 raids. Close that window, and you’re locked out of sending anything back. So, no pressure or anything. Once you hit that “Send” button (or even if you just close the window), you’re placed into an extract queue that looks just like the car extract queue, but it’s orange and has five slots instead of four.

If anyone in your group isn’t in the transit zone, or if they’re dead, the timer resets and nothing happens. Communicate with your squad, make sure everyone’s in position before you transit.

Lets call that a seven-minute rule. You’ve got to stick around in each raid for at least 7 minutes before you can make your grand escape through the transit.

Why 7 minutes? Who knows… Either way, you’re going to be spending those 7 minutes on high alert, making sure you’re not getting sniped from across the map or ambushed by some sneaky scav.

Now, you might think, “7 minutes? That’s easy!” But trust me, in Tarkov time, 7 minutes can feel like an eternity. Especially when you’re sitting there and counting down the seconds. Hope you are one step closer to finishing your marathon run. Until then keep your eyes peeled, you never know who is waiting for you behind the next corner.

Tarkov has decided to give you a little slap in the face. Again… Let’s say you’ve managed to survive multiple raids in the EFT Marathon, and you’re expecting a fat stack of XP as a reward, right? Yeah, about that… there are no extra XP bonuses for surviving multiple raids in a row during the Marathon.

You’d think they’d throw you a bone for pulling off a multi-raid survival streak, but nope. It’s just the same ol’ XP as if you survived a single raid. It’s like winning a marathon IRL and being handed a participation trophy. You’re left standing there, clutching your loot and wondering why Nikita is so cruel.

Now, don’t get too down about it. Maybe, just maybe, they’ll patch this in the future and give us the love we deserve for pulling off such an insane feat. Until then, you’re doing it for the achievement and fun. Even if the XP doesn’t change, know you’ve done something that most PMCs can only dream of!