Escape From Tarkov is the hardcore extraction shooter that fits a perfect niche within the gaming community, and fans have adored the title for quite some time now.
One of the main mechanics of the game is the usual wipes, and with the December 2023 wipe, they’ve gone ahead and added brand new boss for players to check out.
Here’s what we know about Kollontay in EFT.
Escape From Tarkov New Boss Kollontay: Details, Weapon, Location and More
Tarkov typically has its wipe every six months or so, with the last one occurring back in August, 2023; so at first glance, it appears to be a bit early for a brand new Tarkov wipe, this time it is a special circumstance.
Now, the new boss Kollontay is going to reside on Streets of Tarkov, and will more then likely be located around Klimov Shopping Mall and the Tarkov Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Keep in mind, that he’ll also have some bodyguards alongside him, and a powerful weapon as well. Battle State games has noted the following in regards to the boss.
A new boss Kollontay has been added to Streets of Tarkov. He is a former officer of the MVD (Ministry of Internal Affairs), during his service in law enforcement he had a reputation as a vile man, whose behavior was sometimes feared by his coworkers. During his work, he often resorted to his favorite method of interrogation – a rubber baton, as well as other non-statutory pressure on someone who was not to his liking. Thanks to his physical strength and bold temperament, after the events of the TerraGroup scandal, he formed a gang and began to do what he himself was recently supposed to combat – looting and banditry. However, even before the conflict, he often provided protection to local “businessmen”. For example, his good relations with Kaban are well-known.
Kollontay has a small number of guards, prefers to stay in one position and occasionally patrols his territory. If he feels he has the upper hand, he may switch to his police baton. He lives in the area around Klimov Shopping Mall and the Tarkov Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
