Yes, getting into the HQ of Fort Narith is no joke for a solo player. I play solo at all times but I do try to pivot off other players in the field. Trying to punch in through the North entrance, which is the closest entrance to the HQ, is a tactical nightmare. Enemies can see you at long range and there are a lot of patrols that wander through there. Every time I need to go to the HQ now, I use the Delta 3 LZ, hangout near a berm just outside of the compound, and snipe for around 30 to 45 minutes as I slowly move closer to the hole in the wall. Once I get through the hole in the West fence, stick close to structures as I move South West and then enter the HQ from the North West entrance. Once in there, please remember that this building is full of enemies, they respawn quickly AND you can shoot through all of the glass on this structure... and so can the AI. Also, remember that there are about 20 AI enemies just out front of the HQ to the North East and 3 bosses with about 5 more AI enemies on the inside. Good luck!
YES, on 2 fronts. Good catch, actually. I had been trying to figure out how to improve the fidelity of the recordings and my last couple videos were recorded at a much quality than this one but it was filling my hard drive. I can't archive 30 to 40 videos when each video is over 45 to 70 gigs (the one I recorded, of just an hour play today, is 77 gigs). This video, the one for Lip Out, was one where I jumped backward in fidelity to try to save some space. I then reviewed it on my machine and on a TV once it was on TH-cam, just to see how much fidelity I was losing. This video was a big jump back in visual quality. BTW, I have videos of many different games, not just Gray Zone. I am editing those to be released later. The other part of that is getting a better graphics card. I can't go into it too much but my work is in the middle of getting me a 4090 fairly soon so I am holding off on buying one. I can say that the final videos I post look significantly better when I view them vs what they end up looking on TH-cam. Thank you for the kind words and respectful comments.
Do you know a safest path to get into the HQ in Fort Narith? I play solo most of the time... Thanks in advance 😁
Yes, getting into the HQ of Fort Narith is no joke for a solo player. I play solo at all times but I do try to pivot off other players in the field. Trying to punch in through the North entrance, which is the closest entrance to the HQ, is a tactical nightmare. Enemies can see you at long range and there are a lot of patrols that wander through there. Every time I need to go to the HQ now, I use the Delta 3 LZ, hangout near a berm just outside of the compound, and snipe for around 30 to 45 minutes as I slowly move closer to the hole in the wall. Once I get through the hole in the West fence, stick close to structures as I move South West and then enter the HQ from the North West entrance. Once in there, please remember that this building is full of enemies, they respawn quickly AND you can shoot through all of the glass on this structure... and so can the AI. Also, remember that there are about 20 AI enemies just out front of the HQ to the North East and 3 bosses with about 5 more AI enemies on the inside.
Good luck!
With respect, are you going to improve your system....the graphic quality isn't the best to watch. I hope so because I do enjoy your style.
YES, on 2 fronts. Good catch, actually. I had been trying to figure out how to improve the fidelity of the recordings and my last couple videos were recorded at a much quality than this one but it was filling my hard drive. I can't archive 30 to 40 videos when each video is over 45 to 70 gigs (the one I recorded, of just an hour play today, is 77 gigs). This video, the one for Lip Out, was one where I jumped backward in fidelity to try to save some space. I then reviewed it on my machine and on a TV once it was on TH-cam, just to see how much fidelity I was losing. This video was a big jump back in visual quality. BTW, I have videos of many different games, not just Gray Zone. I am editing those to be released later.
The other part of that is getting a better graphics card. I can't go into it too much but my work is in the middle of getting me a 4090 fairly soon so I am holding off on buying one. I can say that the final videos I post look significantly better when I view them vs what they end up looking on TH-cam.
Thank you for the kind words and respectful comments.