They also live in what is presumably mechanic quarters which offers better shelter. They are, however, much larger and cover more territory. They are rather ill-equipped, armed mostly with carbine versions of the Lolife or long gun versions of the Ashot, and some other lower-tier automatic weapons.

The gang encountered in the level of the same name are the opposite.

They seem to stick to Dry station and have poor living conditions, mostly sleeping in shacks made from scrap. The group that is encountered in Dry Station, are better armed than other gangs, equipped with Kalashes and Shamblers. There are many bandit groups in the metro, and each gang is usually different, in terms of command structure, weapons, resources, and size, ranging from gangs of hooligans to organized thugs. Some of them also seem to wear hockey masks as sort of a symbol. While bandits tend to plunder and kill for what they need, they do not raise an eyebrow at the prospect of torturing and raping their victims, either. Usually staying in small groups to ensure maneuverability, some gangs band together in hopes of forming their own empires, occasionally taking over entire metro stations. Bandit groups are the result, and they are a real threat. This type of life turns people away from earning a living, and towards the deadliest forms of anarchism, taking what they need to survive. Housing and shelter are even harder to come by with many stations having strict policies against outsiders. Food, filtered water, or weapons are extremely precious and valuable. It has been 20 years since humanity retreated underground, and supplies have become very scarce.

Metro last light bandits no kills