The private storage boxes only spawn in those Altis garages. Like the private parking spot only appears in combination with the industrial shed. There is a topic about this but I am too lazy to look for it now

Well I like the idea, but it kinda breaks down the whole wasteland idea imho. It takes wasteland more to the Altis Life idea. Weapons, crates and vehicles in wasteland should be losable I think.
If you use this you can rkinda ditch the whole store in vehicles and crates thing imho.
About the personal quad: I have tried to add this weeks ago, but battleye made me fail several times. In the end, I haven’t seen any advantage in this feature.
True, it COULD be, sometimes the player is kinda stranded in the desert. But .. I build new towns in the north, east and west. The Black Markets are placed as triangle on the map. At every BM the player has a free halo jump to go wherever he/she wants.
Also roaming AI is driving around with non armed vehicles like off-roaders and .. quads.
Do not misunderstand me. I really appreciate suggestions and constructive criticism. But also understand, I wanted to create a mission, that is not like „Fluffy Wonderland with milky rivers“, where players get everything, Arma scripts offer (Apoc Airdrop, Quad Inventory, automatic running, change camo of vehicles/uniforms by mouseclick, statusbar with permanent directions, saving loadout after death etc etc etc).
My goal was and still is: the player has to FEEL the lost of precious equipment/vehicles. I believe, only this way, a kind of long term motivation exists.
Otherwise .. I think .. it‘s getting really boring.
About the red missions lines and a side effect: normally it‘s pretty easy to ambush one tank of a convoy after the next one and finish the mission. But with the roaming AI and their own tanks, the player get surprised sometimes and fights against a tank, doesn’t belong to the missions.
Imo, this also improves the fun of playing. It‘s less .. static.
I hope, I could/can explain my intentions. I don’t want to frustrate the player. I want to give them a diverse play with unexpected situations.