These are the regular riflemen encountered throughout the simulation. They are usually armed with Chinese assault rifles, and wear winterized Chinese jumpsuits. Like every other character in the simulation, they are impossible to loot as they disappear upon death.
The most common enemy inside the simulation, they might be weak alone but can pose a threat when in a squad of 4-5. They are inferior to their American counterparts, especially soldiers clad in power armor, but are superior in numbers.
Chinese soldiers are roughly on par with raiders or (at higher levels) Talon Company mercs in terms of durability and skill. They have roughly about half as much health as their American counterparts, but are on a similar level in terms of combat skill, and their pristine Chinese assault rifles give them much more hitting power.
In spite of being snipers, they use their rifles for close-quarters battle as well. They use their stealth armor to hide around corners, and fire a high-powered round into the next unlucky American to walk by.
All Chinese special weapons units have about twice as much health as standard Chinese soldiers, and at higher levels are about on par with Enclave soldiers in terms of skill and durability. Unlike normal Crimson Dragoons, these cannot be pickpocketed.
They often guard corners and there are quite a few of them inside the trenches. The Inferno unit is a considerable threat to a strike team and can easily kill anyone unprepared.
All Chinese special weapons units have about twice as much health as standard Chinese soldiers, and at higher levels are about on par with Enclave soldiers in terms of skill and durability.
They can deal massive damage with pinpoint aim. They are often on top of ledges shooting missiles at the strike team from above. It is recommended to take them out as soon as possible.
All Chinese special weapons units have about twice as much health as standard Chinese soldiers, and at higher levels are about on par with an Enclave soldiers in terms of skill and durability.
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