Under the pressure of survival, they would carry explosives and various chemical agents, approach mutant creatures alone, and use everything at hand to probe the creatures' secrets.
As for their survival rate, there's no need to say much.
Calling them "human collateral" is not an exaggeration.
Similarly, the mercenaries responsible for combat don't really like this method of gathering information using human lives.
Because if the "Tasters" actually die, they have to pay a considerable amount for compensation.
Although mercenaries are not known for keeping promises, they dare not embezzle the "Tasters'" compensation funds.
After all, executing tasks in the wild is never a one-off deal. If their reputation falls apart, no one would want to become their "Taster."
Now, with the Information Detection Chip, they can save themselves a lot of trouble.
