Hurricane is not just for cache farming. If we focus on normal containers inside buildings, we can often farm blueprints more efficiently—especially high-level attachment blueprints. That is the part many players miss, because most of the lobby stays outside chasing caches.

The core trick is simple: during Hurricane, standard world containers can roll both their normal blueprint pool and the event-specific blueprint pool. In practice, that makes indoor looting much better than it looks.

So if you are still missing magazines, compensators, or other strong attachments, this is one of the best low-key farming methods right now.

• How the Trick Works
• Best Containers to Prioritize
• Why residential is best
• Best Way to Run It
• Practical rules
• Common Mistakes
• FAQ
• Is Hurricane good for blueprint farming?
• Are caches still worth looting?
• Which containers should we focus on first?
• Are Surveyors worth it?
• Should we farm breachable industrial and electrical containers?
• Final Takeaway

↖ How the Trick Works

Here is the important part.

This means we are often double dipping:

• the container keeps its normal blueprint logic
• Hurricane adds another chance at better attachment blueprints

That is why normal indoor containers are so strong during this event.

↖ Best Containers to Prioritize

If your goal is blueprint progression, not random loot, use this order:

↖ Why residential is best

Residential containers already have useful attachment blueprint value. During Hurricane, they can also tap into the event blueprint pool.

That overlap is the whole advantage.

↖ Best Way to Run It

We want fast, repeatable indoor routes.

↖ Practical rules

• Loot inside first, not outside
• Prioritize buildings with multiple standard containers
• Use movement tools if wind slows your route
• Skip dead areas quickly
• Extract early after a strong blueprint hit

If you notice the cache route is crowded, rotate indoors immediately. That usually means less competition and more unopened containers.

↖ Common Mistakes

A few things lower the value of this farm:

• Only chasing hurricane caches
• Assuming every container gets the same event benefit
• Overvaluing breachable containers
• Staying too long after getting a good blueprint

One key correction: Raider-style containers do not seem to follow the same event-pool behavior as normal world containers. So do not build your route around them.

↖ FAQ

↖ Is Hurricane good for blueprint farming?

Yes—especially for attachment blueprints. It is one of the better events for players still filling out progression.

↖ Are caches still worth looting?

Yes, but they are highly contested. For blueprint consistency, indoor normal containers are often better.

↖ Which containers should we focus on first?

Residential containers are the best starting point, with medical containers as backup.

↖ Are Surveyors worth it?

Yes, but only as a bonus. They can drop blueprints, just not consistently enough to be your main route.

↖ Should we farm breachable industrial and electrical containers?

Only if they are already on the path. They can drop blueprints, but the rate feels too low to prioritize.

↖ Final Takeaway

The Hurricane trick is easy to miss because everyone looks at the obvious loot first. But the smarter route is often indoors.

If you want better blueprint progress, we should:

• farm normal containers
• focus on residential buildings
• treat Hurricane as an attachment blueprint event
• leave once we secure value

That is what makes this method strong: it is quieter, more repeatable, and often more efficient than pure cache rushing.