100 Escape from Tarkov Tips & Tricks - Key Binds & Tactics to Improve your Gameplay this Wipe 12.9
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- Put together a big list of 100 tips, I have lots more I could of added to this but I wanted to give a good variety of tips and may do more refined ones in the future. A lot of these I could do a whole video on so if you see ones you would love to know more about let me know and I'll put it on my to do list for guides.
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Tip 101: there's always one more.
When theres 2 theres 3
When theres 3 theres 4
When theres 4 theres 5
And when theres 5 theres a scav
- BAnton
Always
I feel that
Most important one.
Always n+1 enemies
Tip one : He’s not dead until you’re in his inventory
Tip two : Yes he saw you
Tip Three : There’s always one more
Tip Four : there’s always one more
Tip five : there’s *always* one more
You reminded me that one time when whole customs +boss went to big skieletal.. o died from sniper and my friends from ayer scav a bit later
Ah heck you really got me with tip 2. I definitely find myself dying here and there because I just pray someone didnt notice me. They always do though.
Tip Six: Now there's a Scav
tip 6 if there is nobody left refer to tip three
I honestly am horrible at EFT and if I get a kill I get too greedy and next thing I know.. THERE'S ALWAYS ONE MORE.
*Tip 101:* The best and cheapest way to level Strength is by sprinting while overweight. Strength is one of the best skills in the game. Start your raids already overweight by only 0.1 kg; best way to do that is invest in buying a document case and filling it with SAS Drives which you will put into your secure container. If you’re a couple of kilo’s off, fill your backpack with stacks of Buckshot. As you loot, just discard the buckshot, as it’s cheap and weighs a lot. Alternatively, if you’re running a heavy gear setup and going into a high loot map - since SAS Drives weigh a ton and are ~40-60k each, remove a few SAS and just take more buckshot, that way you can discard more buckshot and easier avoid the issue of being extremely overweight.
*Tip 102:* The best way to level Endurance is by doing hatchet runs(Particularly on Interchange, as you can try and rush the two tech. stores ASAP. If you spawn far from there, run around the map hitting the hidden stashes. Don’t worry about dying either, it’s expected - the profit yielded by selling items to dealers covers the cost of meds and more usually. Also a great way to level stress resistance, gain dealer rep. and also learn the maps without the fear of losing lots of ₽)
*Tip 103:* The best way to get the most exp. out of a raid is to not apply heal after raid. Instead, heal in your hideout using: AI-2 kits, bandages, esmarch tourniquets, and single use splints. Do not use any other meds, as they are much more expensive. Yet even going cheap, it may cost slightly more, but it’s roughly ~500 exp. per death. Over 10 deaths, that is enough PMC exp. to count as a highly successful raid.
*Tip 104:* Buy a pistol, get the best/2nd to best ammo for it, stack 2 loaded clips in your secure container, and go in with nothing but that. It’s a low investment, higher chance of death. Especially with the other clips in your secure, you’ve gotta be fast, extra careful, and try to avoid some fights; but every scav/PMC kill you’ve already made a profit and you will move much faster then most players because of this. The bullets should be able to take out most players via headshot, or a few body taps as well. Not only that, but it makes you a better and more aware player overall: You’ll become used to working with little, using every resource you come across to your advantage. It will also allow you to play without much of a gear fear aspect. These IRL skills transfer over to your big boy gear runs.
*Tip 105:* Pack a Golden Star in your secure container each raid. It’s a long lasting painkiller, but also spendy.. so if you’re not rich, just carry it around for the added bonus of giving you +5/+5, energy/hydration over 5 seconds with each application. This item has personally saved me countless times from starving or becoming dehydrated which I only use it for this purpose if I’m early in the wipe and low on consistent ₽ income.
*Tip 106:* Do Scav runs in Reserve to acquire the most profit. For several reasons: It’s packed to the brim with high end loot. Also for this reason, your chance of coming across piles of dead PMC’s with end game loot is much higher. The map is the smallest consistent high end loot map, so it’s more likely to find bodies of PMC’s then others. And there’s also a ton of Scavs already on the map too, which will draw aggro towards PMC’s and (slightly) discourage player Scavs from killing you (don’t count on it much however, this reason is very situational)
*Tip 107:* Don’t sprint everywhere if you don’t know the maps well. Sprinting during a firefight is in some ways technically safer then doing so when not, considering the enemy already knows where you’re at and there’s a good chance you know too, are avoiding shots, etc... Sprinting audible surface noise goes from loudest - quietest: metal, wood, puddles, glass, concrete, bushes, gravel/sand, and grass. Try using grass routes when sprinting over all of them, because the difference is massive to the next lowest sound audible/gravel/sand - however, I avoid metal, wood, and puddles at all costs unless I absolutely have to/am quite sure there is no danger present.. even if, be prepared to lure murderers after you’ve done so, get to a safe spot and just stay still for a hot minute in a spot with good cover, on the defense. “Sprinting and gambling” is one of, if not *thee*, most likely way to die without firing a single shot in EFT.
*Tip 108:* Only sell SSD drives to Fence for highest profit, even more so then flea market.
*Tip 109:* Bullet drop in Tarkov is much more brutal then almost any other shooter. The spread is nasty too. Remember, the ‘dot’ on your sights is only an estimation. An estimation which should be taken into account which gun type you’re using. And further broken down into which exact gun you’re using. Practice fully kitted guns you’ve never used in Offline mode first to avoid a huge disappointment. It will actually end up saving you time in the long run.
*Tip 110:* Never, ever ever *ever* try and fight anybody that is manning a mounted machine gun and they already have you in their sights; or, if you took a few shots at them and they missed. Take cover *immediately.* 1 round of those will instantly kill anybody at all upon impact, even with the highest armor/helmet.. it will still delete anything once it hits.
*Tip 111:* Pack an injector in your secure container for added safety. There’s 15 different kinds, I suggest reading up on them and use the one that best suits you - they cover a multitude of situations. I usually just put a Zagustin in my rig, as it’s only ~15-20k, so it’s not a huge loss; I use it for the purpose of instantly removing all bleeds and preventing new bloods for 1.40 mins - very effective in firefights, has saved me numerous times. I keep a Regenerative eTG in secure however, as it’s about 40k, and gives a massive boost to fighting against more then 1 player at a time, and I use it when I’ve already taken a lot damage, but also have a foreseeable chance of winning. It soaks down your hydration/energy once the negative effects kick in, but the Golden Star renews that for me; which I apply when they effects wear off.
*Tip 112:* Do the quests! They’re meant to teach you the game just as much as they reward you highly by the time you hit level 30. You’ll be able to purchase end game loot for something like 50% off in most cases, and each death becomes less and less of a worry. When you level your Hideout as well, you’ll be making a sustainable income which also contributes towards less impact from dying as well.
*Tip 113:* The hideout is never really there to just hand you ₽ for nothing until much, much later on (Bitcoin farm level 3). It’s more so used for XP bonuses towards skills later on. However, knowing which items to craft in it bought off the flea market that yield any profit whatsoever should be made anytime you get the chance. As it’s important to level up your crafting/hideout management for later on. Even with the Bitcoin farm, that pretty much alone just covers the cost of Air Filters each day along with *maybe* 1 - 1/2 of a full gear load out. Instead, you’ll be granted the alternative when finding items during a raid to combine/collect certain items to put together to yield a larger profit. Also, it’s beneficial as the items it yields via crafting are considered ‘found in raid.’ Try to always be crafting something to level it up. Salewa materials can be bought from Therapist and sold on the flea to pretty much break even - however, they can be handy for raids as well; but mostly, you’ll be crafting those to gain a huge chunk of that XP overtime.
*Final and biggest tip:* No weapon/armor in this game is *EVER* 100% yours. You’re going to lose it someday, and that’s what it’s there for - to contribute to the games economy. It’s a baseline factor, and applies to all degree of player, whether it be a Godlike gamer, or the noobiest of noob.
*Do everything in your power to erase gear fear:* Insure your load outs. Learn the maps offline mode/hatchet/pistol runs - learn multiple routes for each destination. Turn your volume lower, but still high enough to hear everything; as to not get startled as best as humanly possible when being shot randomly out of nowhere. But still be able to hear everything with ease. It gets better as time goes on and you level your dealers/hideout more.
Have fun, and always try to see the bright side in dying!! Learning in this game is going to always yield the most success. This game teaches, enlightens, and strictly focuses on the aspect: *Through failure, comes learning.* In the sense(example): Maybe you saw a dead body outside of a building, heard gunshots indoors from that direction, and have a great suspicion somebody is in there. You go in there, with no other implications that somebody is there, just a few hints. You end up dying. You should pat yourself on the back, because even though he killed you - you were right, he was in there. It’s the small things in this game that will ultimately build up to the bigger picture. And I absolutely promise you, once you get the grasp to mastering this game - you’ll excel at almost any other game fast paced shooter you’ll ever cross paths with. Because not even the most dedicated pros are invincible here.. and for this reason, not 1 single person has *ever* Escaped From Tarkov.
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wow. Dude thank you!
This is great advice to pair with the video. Thank you!
I‘ve come a long way since I first played Tarkov, but some of these tips are still very helpful. So much so, that I’ve screenshot them to refer to later. Thanks man!
Just gonna leave this comment here so I know what to read consistently in the next two hours haha, cheers dude!
Awesome tipps. Thx mate 👍
Tip 102: when receiving back insurance items, pressing Alt+Click on an item in the insurance tab will auto-equip it to your PMC. Useful for when your stash is full and you cant put any insurance items back into it.
Never knew that thanks for sharing mate
does that also work for scav raids?
@@ThePioTroXxX it doesn't, unfortunately. On scav raid doing that will just equip the item onto your scav
Captain Price is exploring more than Verdansk this year
i knew he looked familiar...holy hell lol
I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one that thought this 😂
Just got into Tarkov and thank you for the amazing tips man.
I forgot your channel exists I'm glad I found you again
Bchillz havent watched you in a while time to binge lol
How does it feel sorry I want to buy the game but I'm not sure
@@whatdadogdoin6178 you will not like the first hours,but you will get into it
@@stefanf5186 OK thanks
Is it worth a buy?
Always have a goal;
Me: ok, let's see if I can get to extract
This is me every raid at this point while trying to learn the game hahaha
Tip 102: there is always a scav that has buckshot aimbot
Without a doubt
head, eyes
Just died to one yesterday with a 500k+ kit..so much fun :D
@@MartinJHesse Divide my cheeks
They used to be so much worse. Back in closed beta maybe 2017 or early 2018 they would do a 108 spin and shoot you in the face with a buckshot or a makarov at 100 meters while you were in concealment.
Sending this to my bro who's just getting into it. Thanks, Dad of Tarkov!
I have over a 1k hour in the game and never noticed that the loot EXP is connected to the loot the Scav has on. There is allways something to learn :D
I learned that if you throw sodium in water it will fucking explode.
@@the_jones528 actually makes me think, player built traps would be a great addition to this game. Think ghetto claymore.
Same
@@ryanvandoren1519 that would be aids. But it’s also tarkov, so go ahead and deteriorate my sanity some more
Same man, 800+ hours here and I didn’t know that.
The quiet “yeet”s in the background of the nades (~14:45) killed me
very impressive hearing
That little hiiiyaaay! when throwing a grenade at 14:35 killed me. Just awesome.!
"If you think you heard something, you probably did"
Nah, must've been my imagination
Aaaaaaaaaaaand I'm building a new kit
killed two guys like this yesterday.
Customs?
@@ElijahK4892 yes lol
Near fortress??
@@ElijahK4892 nah. Two different raids by gas
1:59 best inexpensive bag/inventory expanders are the MPPV and LBV rigs, both provide 2:1 space expansion. The A18 is one internal slot above 2:1 but very expensive for the purpose.
Tarkov is like finding a needle in a haystack, but the haystack is on fire and the needle was already taken.
Your recent guides have completely changed the way I played. From hideout to quests, thank you for the info, it’s nice to have a real reason to play this game!
"Fek off fly"
Mmmmmmmm delicious
monkaS
Read that as he said it
This man ran a 48 hour stream and also posting videos. Don’t know how he does it...
@@RainOCE14 You realise he still has to record the content for the editor LMAO.
It's engrained into him to work his arse off. Respect to him!
@@RainOCE14 i think he recorded all the footage right after the 48 hour, mans a tank
@@qu1lltv if by record you mean he pushes a button and plays the game like he normally would then yeah
google "pervitin" and then google "aimo koivunen" to see what it does in practice.
Pest you're the whole reason I could even start my Tarkov experience last wipe, got the game when it was first made available but could never get very far until I found you, cheers mate.
eat everything you find in raid, kinda like my friend who keeps eating the 50k squash spread
"If you don't want to loot a body - Press F on it" kekw Best guide ever
tbh that's really helpful
Pls get Aqua to watch this
It is funny that most of the clips on the "AlsoAqua" channel are his crushing defeats in raids. Must be some kind of schadenfreude situation.
Lmao
Extremely funny man hahahhahahahaha
for real, Aqua is doodoo at this game.
@@shocker233 lol you use "Schadenfreude" in english? :D thats funny
I'd say a painful tip I learned the hard way is if you're running against the clock to extract but know you won't make it before the raid ends, drop any insured items at the last minute as they will NOT be picked up by whoever you insured them with if they're on your person when the raid ends (and you don't make it out before the timer hits 0) and will be lost completely otherwise.
Wow, 600h here, never ever noticed this lol
Thank you Capt. Price for the tips!
This would've been so helpful two years ago when I started playing this nightmare of a game that I love.
I'd like to watch a Boss guide. Hell yea.
Step 1) look up where they are
Step 2) bring as much people as possible
3) best bullets you can afford with a high dps gun
@@petermaguire4825 Pestily would probably go more in-depth though.
+1 on this!
These cache run videos from you and others Pest are upping my KDR and income 10 fold. I consistently get 1-2 kills by deciding to bypass a cache or 2 during a raid. Appreciate it :)
I respect this man NOT because he plays Tarkov, but because the donates a lot of stream earnings to Charity! There's a man with a purpose! Respect! Keep up the great work and motivation to all!!!
A super duper quick and condensed guide, awesome to get newer players up to speed!
ScavsAteMyLegs happy new year bro :)
@@sealwithnvgs458 ty :)
Hey, I'm here just to say "Thank you" to Pestily and his editor.
Keep up the good work, guys!
So helpful, really appreciate all the stuff you do for the community
Thanks for sharing Pestily! So much good, helpful stuff in this video.
One tip I’d give is that recoil is lower when prone or crouched. Awesome video!
11:07 Cultists: Imma bout to end this mans career
Commenting to help the algorithm. Super new to tarkov. Just started in 12.9 your videos have been a great help. I'm not a great pc player so I'm having a hard time with the key binds. I'm jealous on how fluid your movements are. Thanks again for the great videos!
Played about a thousand hours so far. You think you know everything, I learned a couple things still. Thanks Pesty!
I’m surprised you didn’t use the ui menu tip that makes looting sounds in the game world lower. That is a big tip new players should know.
can you explain? i dont get it
@@digitalisation ui sound is the sounds only you hear not the server. Gives you an idea of what sounds other players will hear you make. For instance i believe loading ammo in your rig is client side not server, so other players cant hear you load ammo from your pockets into empty mags in your rig. Also turning them down means you can hear pesky players creepin on you. Lol
@@Chilledoutredhead appreciate it. i've always wondered why in stream everything seems clearer. Usually people jsut kek and say wear a headset :/ but this is the info i was after! :D
Tip 102: Regarding fast reloads, rebind it to ctrl + r, or the normal reload animation will not start until the game knows if you double click (0.3 sec faster by default). It is also faster to quick reload this way.
Thanks so much for the guide, Pestily! I want to improve at Tarkov, and this guide will help me immensely!
Great video, nothing new to me because I've been watching you for so long you have mentioned most of them. Really looking forward to the raid series this wipe.
My friend and me died multiple times from shrapnel damage, Mr Pestily!
I was looking for this comment. I've had shrapnel hit me from nades I couldn't see they can send shrapnel out and it can ricochet and still hit you.
Shrapnel is definitely a threat.
Yyyeah, I cringed a little when he said that. I'm a new player, so yeah, I can't argue cause I don't know for sure. But fuck, I swear, I hear sharpnel pieces shred pieces of walls off around me when I see a grenade explosion, like bullet hits and ricochets. So I believe a grenade throws shrapnel in circle. Yeah, maybe it also has a blast damage but I think shrapnel is a thing
@@KeksimusMaximus I think he meant the shrapnel is not what damages you in this game but the explosion itself. The shrapnel flies well past the damage radius.
I would love to see a guide displaying all the different gun sounds from an outside perspective. There are so many and I've got 500 hours under my belt and can't tell what's what.
Very good video, thank you. about 50% of these tips definetly taught me something new and extremely valuable!
Love it man, love all the work you’ve been putting in for us with the new wipe.
Imagine the game when it's done... with ALL the changes and maps coming... ooohh baby!
Willeys Life 1/3 of us will be dead already by the time it comes out
@@Reqipem you speak the truth my friend 🤣😂
Tip 102: You can turn the UI sounds down in your settings to make looting and inventory management silent. This will make it much easier to hear enemy footsteps while you have your head down.
Love to see the guides coming back
Love those guides videos. There is always something to learn or improve on in Tarkov.
[X] + [Left click] is my bind for discarding stuff. That way I can just hold [X] and click away.
It’d be cool if after using the CMS kit you could find the bullet or fragment on the ground and keep it in your hideout or inventory as a trophy.
I started Tarkov this year and subsequently found your channel too! Great channel and great tips!
I love that life lesson! Good stuff as always Pest. Early hardcore vids from you is what I enjoy the most though.
I'd like to know more about building Range Cards
join the army theyll teach you
Google Tarkov Sherpa Hub, they usually have updated maps with squares so you can estimate the shot distance. Use the range finder in the lower left corner of a PSO sight in order to measure range. Do note, that the default round for the particular gun is used for the range. Compare your currently used round with the default round in terms of velocity to gauge if you should aim higher or lower. Use tracer ammunition to practice.
@@D3vilLazol you know NOTHING!
Reload slightly faster, by rebinding your reload to 'press' and fast reload to 'press' 'Alt+R', so the game doesn't wait and calculate whether you are planning a 'double click' reload... saves maybe 0.1 seconds
Slush use to do this but I didn't like it. Personal preference really
@@Pestily i'm not sure my old man reactions are fast enough for it to matter, but it's interesting to think about the key bind coding
I thought I would've known all of these but some I didn't so that's been a great help to get better at the game, thanks Pestily!
Thank you very much on the advices. Especially in the beginning, these are crucial. Two of those, players can't stress enough, again especially in the beginning and for those not too good in FPS games.
1. Learn both some key commands and the maps, especially the maps and exits.
2. Watch food and water at least once per raid and don't be too sparse with drinking/eating. Once you are down to 30/40% Eat, drink up to 100%. a) food and water is not hard to come by. b) in case you get shot, you got that bit longer before you die.
11:27 Isn't it X and not Z? spamming Z might throw your bag on the floor ^^
I have it on Z too
depends on your keybinds i guess
Now that the 48h stream was cut short by 5 minutes you really have to do it again😀
I was there what ended up happening do u know?
@@toonheaded1 his obs crashed last 5 minutes of stream
@@Aidan6897872 crazy chat was going nuts. He looked great for a guy who stayed up 2 days
@@toonheaded1 he looked great for sure but he was slurring on his words and just looked a little drained those last 6 hours.
@@Aidan6897872 ah yeah for sure I remember him saying reading text was hard for him. But shit dude beat me by a mile easily if I stayed up that long I wouldn't be coherent
Boss Guide would actually be super awesome, great job on the 48 hour stream, was quite fun watching. Cheers!
I only didn't know a few of these tips but the things I learned will help massively, cheers pest happy new year mate
Was surprised Pestily hadn’t done something like this already! Psycho ghost has his 100 hunt showdown tips. Pestily has Tarkov.. now Blooprint just needs to do 100 tips for Rust.
Franky said he reads all the comments so if you see this a have a good day Franky :)
Always appreciate the tip and trick videos
Love this! Thanks for all your guides pestily !
7:51 So if grenades damage is based only on a blast radius, why do they have stats such as 'fragment count', and 'damage per fragment'? Are individual fragments not actually simulated?
I'm also confused. I swear I've been struck by stray fragments outside the initial blast radius. Maybe he means insta-death within that blast radius?
@@92Jdmsupra I believe that’s what he meant
I believe the blast radius is just how close you need to be to a nade (in clear LOS) for it to be lethal. Fragment count/damage per fragment is probably calculated as you'd expect, it's just restricted to the blast radius.
@@kvhn946 the blast radius would be the lethal radius that turns your inside liquid. But ive been fragged in the face from 20 or so meters tho. Ate some shrap to the jaw.
@@rocketman3046 Lol perhaps, but let's remember we're talking about a video game. :p
Here’s a tip: if you do happen to step on a mine and survive, DO NOT BACKTRACK. Each mine can explode as many times as it needs to, and it will need to if it is stepped on again.
I don’t think you’ll have to worry about stepping on a second mine after the first one 🚫🦵🏾
@@clifford5774 au contraire, my dude. I stepped on a few different mines in one raid with a total of 10 explosions. You do have to worry.
I've stepped on mines where no mines should be.
8 seconds on running straight from a spawn :)
@@disguisedskull5368 there are no mines where they shouldnt be, learn the map
This guys quality is just insane. He does a 48 hour stream and I actually watch like 10 hours of it instead of just muting. Oh yeah and all his donos go to charity. What a great guy
Getting back to Tarkov, and knew I needed some positive vibes and advice from Mr. Pestily. Thanks man.
Got any tips to reduce the PTSD this game gives me?
Play it more. The stress never really goes away, but it gets less scary and nerve wracking as you get more hours on the game.
@@penndiehl5172 that is a lie, being shot out of nowhere in the head and having it bounce always freaks me out lmao
He looks like captain price from call of duty right
AMAZING WORDS in the end of the video! I have been having so much fun playing the way I want.
Excellent video Pest! I'd love to see a further breakdown on hunting scav bosses / minions later on!
😂 we had a tk from 130m away due to grenade shrap they definitely throw shrapnel
Best tip for Tarkov Players:
- Uninstall
It is not worth it boisss ;p
jk have fun in raids
The final tip is the best one since I needed that life tip.
from all the brand new players, thank you. alot of this wouldnt get to us without folks like yall.
15:44 Best tip ever. Can't tell how many times i've died until I became paranoid about noises I may or may not have heard.
great video, loving the content! Thanks for the life lessons as well as Tarkov tips!
Nice work mate! Keep on going!
Thanks a lot 😀👍
Tarkov can be ruthless. Your streams and videos have made a huge difference in how I play. Thanks Pestily.
I'd be lost in this game without your guides. Thank you!
Amazing video man.. already knew al,l but was fun to watch
Hey Pestily thank you for the tips! A scav boss guide would be awesome. Also thank you editors :D
Love the Captain Price look you got going on, Great Vid!!!!!!!
love it, just startin out super helpful
Good vid Pest, keep up the great work!
Been playing tarkov for about 8 days now.saved 3.5 mill and found alot of good loot. I'm getting alot better with killing now and confidence in the game. Gear fear is kinda gone unless I find something super awesome that I want. I am addicted to this game. It's so good. Cant wait until streets comes out man. Looks like it gonna be hella fun
Love it. thanks for the video Pest!
Thank you pestily for all your advice and info
Thanks. My friends and I have been playing Tarkov. I just recently got the game and this really helps.
Amazing Pestily, love your content !!!
The subtle "YEET"'s when he's throwing nades are amazing
Thank you for taking Time to make this video for us 😁
As someone who started today, this really helped :) thanks man
Dude
Thanks for the knowledge, you are amazing!!
Epic content as always mate!
I just bought EFT two days ago and you’ve been my main source of info and useful tips and information, thanks brother.
I bet ur already frustradet right haha
@@dererdem627 mhm
8:08 got this far and this is the first one I didn’t know.. good stuff !!
Great video thanks for all the excellent information 👍
Hey Pestily! (and editors!) For the longest time while playing Tarkov I've been unable to figure out what the particular gun sounds I hear off in the distance are. Many online videos only feature the sounds of weapons as you are holding them, but their sound signature changes quite a bit as you hear them farther off. I'd absolutely adore a guide on these as I always feel unable to figure out exactly what the weapons are in my surroundings. It's not something that's easy to test by myself and I'm sure that unlike the nightmare of balance changes each patch, this is the kind of video we could look back on for years!