In light of the second method, it can be considered better to open a Nantonium Strongbox dropped by a Nightmarish Savage Devastator Elite or Nightmarish Savage Necrosis Elite in the hopes of getting an EAC right there, rather than to scrap it for alloy for future crafting (5% > 0.016%).ĮACs are hard to find even at high levels (level 90-100), and they are by no means cheap to craft, thus it is recommended to use them with due foresight.Įlite Augment Cores can be used in any combination of the following ways: The Nantonium strongboxes from the Nightmarish Savage Devastator Elite have a 5% chance of getting a EAC, while Nantonium dropboxes from a Nightmarish Savage Necrosis Elite have a 15% chance of getting a EAC. The fifth and final way is to receive 1 EAC for every Epic Pack purchased. The fourth way is to receive a core(s) as a reward from Championships. The third way is to find an EAC in Nantonium Strongboxes dropped by Nightmarish Savage Devastator Elites (5% chance) or Nightmarish Savage Necrosis Elites (15% chance).
The second way to obtain an EAC is to craft it with alloy and cash, costing 300,000 alloy and $80,000,000 per EAC.
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They were added to the game in the February 2015 update that brought Nightmare Mode and weapons to the game.ĮACs are quite difficult to obtain, and can only be obtained in five ways: The first way is via Augmentation Rewards, whereby the player is most likely to receive their first EAC and a maximum of 8 cores can be obtained. Elite Augment Cores (shortened to EAC or Core/Cores by players) are items in SAS: Zombie Assault 4.
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