Best Places To Find CRC Supplies In No More Room In Hell 2

Best Places To Find CRC Supplies In No More Room In Hell 2

Published Aug 22, 2026, 9:00 AM EDT Steven is a seasoned writer specializing in the video game and technological fields, with years of experience creating reviews, features, and industry analysis. Passionate about the gaming world and its evolving culture, Steven has always wanted to combine his enjoyment of writing and love for gaming in a way that can provide insightful coverage for players and enthusiasts alike. With so many mechanics thrown at you the moment you jump into No More Room in Hell 2, several of them can be a bit tricky to understand at first, which is especially true for Supply Items. Scattered across each map, Supply Items collected at the end of a successful mission will increase your character's XP level, while being automatically exchanged for Credits, which are used to purchase new gear, cosmetics, and upgrade skills for your Responders. All Supply Item Types The most important thing to note about supply items is that, unlike every other item you can find on a mission, Supply Items don't take up any inventory space whatsoever, meaning there's no reason not to grab every one you see while playing, which can easily be spotted by their bright white and blue appearance with a white outline around them. The only exception to this rule comes in the form of Critical Supplies, which do take up a small chunk of inventory space and require you to bring them to the end of a level to cash them in. While Critical Supplies puts you at a disadvantage by limiting room for weapons, ammo, and medical supplies, successful extraction grants a whopping 500 supply points, making them absolutely worth the effort each time you see them. For the rest of the supply items in No More Room In Hell 2, you'll want to look out for all the following items while playing, which will each grant several Supply Points, meaning more XP and Credits depending on their size and rarity from the following sources: Supply Item Type Supply Points Visual Appearance Small Supply Items 2 Carabiners, Wire Spool, Inhaler, Phones, Ethernet Cables, Fastener Jar Medium Supply Items 5 Graphics Cards, Tablets, Temperature Readers, Medical Gloves, Long Ethernet Cables, Power Bars Large Supply Items 10 Computer Cases, Hospital Mask, Medical Containers, Water Filters Critical Supplies 500 Test Tubes Where To Find Supply Items There aren't really any set spawns when it comes to Supply Items, but there are a few places you can find them more regularly than others. Stores, buildings, and high-risk locations around objectives tend to have a higher yield of Supply Items in general, which also frequently spawn in all sorts of containers, from car trunks, weapon boxes, or supply drops. Spawning naturally across the world, the easiest way to find them is to scavenge your surroundings rather than simply running from one objective to the next, as you might miss a tucked-away safe, survivor cache, or even several rare items just lying about that other players will have sprinted past. While you might think to hoard them for yourself, Supply Items are pooled together at the end of the match, meaning everyone gets the same amount, and each teammate killed can significantly decrease your rewards. Where To Spend Your Supply Point Rewards Once you've put in the effort and collected hordes of Supply Items, you'll have plenty of character XP that will let you unlock new skills for each Responder, as well as numerous Credits to spend on new gear, cosmetics, and re-rolling stats. These can all be purchased from each Responder's loadout menu and are limited to use by the Responder you purchased them for. Several items will also have either account or character level requirements before you can buy them, meaning you can't just go on a shopping spree right away. The last thing to keep in mind is that Supply Items aren't the only way to earn Credits either, as you can also complete weekly assignments in No More Room In Hell 2 that are viewed from the main menu or while paused in-game, which can net you up to 2,000 credits each week if you manage to complete them all.

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