Yeah as a new player I find this sort of comment to be a bit disingenuous. It’s not possible to learn all of the spawn points in a handlful of offline raids. You’re relying heavily on mapgenie to guide you around. Offline raids are great for learning extracts and loot spawns. Also where scavs spawn. When you’re able to remove the pmc variable you can spend more time examining peeks and pathing and getting familiar with routes but you’ll still need to spawn in 20+ times to realistically say you’ve seen every spawn. And then can immediately recall what that load in screen frame looks like to be able to localize.

But in terms of map knowledge and being able to anticipate where threats will come from in relation to where you are it’s just not fair to say you’ll get that in a handful of offline roads. I would posit that you’re not going to know a map until you’ve run 50-100 raids. Being able to say immediately upon load in where you are and where the other spawns are and whether you’re going to be pushed immediately is just live raid death screen analysis.