No More Room in Hell 2 — Items, Supplies & Equipment

NMRIH2 has two item layers: Supply Items you scavenge mid-mission (the economy engine) and Equipment you buy for your loadout. Here's how both work.

What Are Supply Items?

Supply Items are the glowing pickups scattered across every map — bright white-and-blue with a white outline. Unlike every other item, they take up no inventory space, so grab every one you see.

• Regular Supply Items (Small/Medium/Large) are auto-pooled with the team and don't use bag space.
• Critical Supplies (e.g. Test Tubes) are the exception: they do take a small inventory slot, but a successful extraction is worth a huge point bonus.

Supply Item Types & Point Values

There are no fixed spawns — they appear denser in shops, buildings and high-risk objective areas, and in containers (car trunks, weapon boxes, supply drops).

How Supply Points Become XP & Credits

At final extraction, the team's collected Supplies are pooled and converted:

• Character XP — drives your Responder level (shared across the squad's haul).
• Credits — spent in the loadout shop on gear, cosmetics and re-rolls.

Because Supplies are pooled, a teammate who dies reduces everyone's reward — so protecting the group's loot matters. Early extraction grants only a small Credit share and no character progression.

Equipment & the Loadout Shop

Equipment is bought with Credits (never real money) and equipped to a Responder before a match, once they meet level requirements. Categories include:

• General gear — wood boards (barricades), D-Cell batteries, deployable work light, AM/FM radio (distraction), ammo crate.
• Ammo — caliber-specific boxes (.357, 9mm, 12GA, 5.56, .308, 6.8x51, etc.) shared with your squad.
• Passive gear — Nailer (faster barricading), Ranger Boots (less noise), Adrenaline Shot (stamina), Body Armor (less damage), Satchel (more inventory).
• Medical — Bandage, Medkit, Phalanx Pills (delay infection), Mass Casualty Kit, Frontline revive, Gene Therapy cure.
• Throwables — pipe bombs, IEDs, Molotovs, frag grenades.

Purchased items are character-specific and lost on death (permadeath) — you re-buy them for the next Responder.

Flashlight & Ballistic Mask

• Flashlight — a default/offhand tool; one-handed melee lets you keep it lit while fighting. (Some weapons, like the MP5, have a built-in light.) Batteries replenish it.
• Ballistic Mask — the Battered Ballistic Mask is a craftable/loot protective item; it's one of the many equipment pieces you can start a run with once unlocked.

Looting Tips

• Don't hoard — Supply Items are pooled, so grabbing everything helps the whole squad's XP and Credits.
• Scavenge, don't sprint — rushing objectives misses hidden stashes and rare items.
• Share ammo by caliber — route the right ammo to the player who uses it; concentrated ammo lasts longer than everyone carrying a little.
• Critical Supplies are worth the slot — 500 points easily outweighs the bag space they cost.