TIPS FOR GETTING BETTER AS A TARKOV BEGINNER
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"Playing the game alone is 100% the best way to learn"
Like i have other options
You don't have friend?
Join a discord dude
I can relate. :/
Bruh, i bought the game for a friend who wasn't gonna get it but was interested in, but i know it's not something everyone can do so... Yeah find someone on a discord! It'll be fun
Honestly, unless you find someone who you really work well with, you're better off alone anyways. Unless you like dying.
I had a great time learning from a friend, every time he died I profited.
the true 200iq rat move
"Hey, will you pick that up for me?" "Oh sure buddy... oh gee shucks I died. Sorry m8. :-/"
A few weeks later:
"Hey... that gun you're using, that looks awfully familiar. I had one just like it. I mean JUST like it... come to think about it, that gear looks pretty familiar too. Oh well. Coincidence I guess."
@ProseColored Glasses That's one way to do it :)
@ProseColored Glasses i mean, hey, u dont have to always fight lol
@@voteZDLR
buddy dies
Buddy: "ditch my guns and gear I should get it back tomorrow, you can have everything else"
Me: walking to extract on my way to sell all his stuff I "ditched"
As a noob, this is my strategy.
1- Spawn as scav, check your inventory, if its good sneak STRAIGHT TO EXTRACT looting what you come across. (use your phone or PC for map)
2. Repeat for better gear. Sell whatever rare items you get or encounter. SAVE UP MONEY AND AMMO.
3. Use collected items to build up a strong PMC. >INSURE YOUR GEAR PEOPLE<
4. Repeat as needed, once you're brave and comfortable with the maps and game, see if you can inflict some damage with the PMC
5. (very important) Stay out of firefights that are not worth the risk. That guy with a fully kitted AKM and armor will wipe the floor with your ass. Know when to engage and your odds of coming out on top.
6. If your PMC loses everything, repeat the steps. 1 or 2 scav survival runs can almost get you a full kit.
As a noob, seems like pretty solid advice, that I shall take on board, thanks. Literally got my first kill other day, he messed me up pretty bad, I died like 5mins later, so my advice is learn how to heal yourself.
My problem is mouse and keyboard coming from console to pc isn't easy. I honestly have no idea how you all make it seem so fluid. I have been doing the scav thing to get used to keyboard.... not doing great but I'm getting there.
James Davidson takes time and patience - I’ve played both console and pc my entire life and the one thing I see console players try is high sensitivity on PC - try using a low sensitivity, when on pc it helps make your shots more consistent and controllable, and work your way from there to find where you feel comfort. 0.5 sensitivity on tarkov is like level 9 controller on COD
@@jamesdavidson5703 there are aim training games on steam! They work well!
@@jordanjoestar8839 I will definitely be giving that a look at. Killed my first real player today. I'm keeping his tag as a trophy 😆
First thing he said is so relatable for me, got carried through by some super nice dude but I was just following him like a little kid.
Same, until I found a guy who let me actually play the game I really didn't learn anything or get good kills/plays by myself. If you do wanna play duo's do it with someone who isn't gonna baby you the whole way. Your duo should be encouraging you to make different (ideally better) decisions than you normally would, and vice versa. But at the same time if you aren't killing a good majority of shit on the map/hitting major loot spots first, you won't make shit for money. If all you care about is $ then in the end play solo and brute force learning the game like the rest of us old players, wiki is your best friend lmao just read the entire thing basically. Personally I get offended if I'm not involved in a firefight but being a little rat swiping every piece of loot before everyone else is good to get money for keys/gear/etc.
@@AsesinoBorde agreed, gotta get kills or make plays to make the real money. A good mixture of rat and chad works best I find. Go to firefights nearby and slither your ass up into an ambush position and wait till its almost over to move in and clean up weakened players, or 1tap the loot goblin as he runs off lol
@@danielsterling4918 Or just take out the stronger one basically lowering the total threat.
But depends on position of enemies own location weapon matchups etc etc.
I had to figure out the map and make decisions of whether to fight and where to loot my teammate was there to make sure we extracted and that was about it
Same but my guy just did their own things
Tips for beginners: Bunny hop across no-man's-land in the face of the enemy and fully commit to ending their pitiful existences.
I was thinking the same fuckin thing
lol, only works when you have endurance and strength nice and leveled otherwise you run out of breath in the middle of the parking lot and die.
0xsergy i just hide in a bush and bush wack people. Easy money.
@@mrtappyasmr7702 pussy
toto totoroto Not in this game.
Me: Watches every Tarkov video I see.
Also me: Hasn't played or even owned Tarkov.
I would recommend if you do have a pc
@@taxevasion3046 I would also recommend it if you have money
j4y33k4y j4y then pay $45 ?
j4y33k4y j4y it only gets expensive when you buy the extra editions with extra stuff that you don’t need
@j4y33k4y j4y And the game is just as much fun at the $45 level. It also let's you 'scav' for all the things you need to upgrade to the big inventory. It is TOTALLY worth the extra time on your paper route.
Guy in tower: *shoots*
Shroud: "I'm committing to this.... I will go to the end"
Guy in tower: *hears boss music getting louder*
why do i hear boss music?
Shroud: *In My Opinion, playing on your own is 100% the best way to learn*
Everyone: **Bruh...**
Shourd
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snipers:"there's a dude bunny hopping our way"
shroud:"hippity hoppity, you are now soviet propriety"
Do you have small brain or is it just bad English knowledge
@@woutmotmans6240 probably neither, autocorrect sucks
If I had only one tip for learning this entire game, it's this: Headshots. Learn how to consistently, smoothly shoot for heads, because often times a single shot will down someone if you hit them in the head, otherwise they can soak up a ridiculous amount of damage to the torso, staggering you while they shoot until one of you ends up dead. This is essential with pistols, but is extra deadly when done with actual weapons. Go into offline and just practice only aiming for heads on Scavs. It takes time to learn the sort of floaty aiming of Tarkov, but when you have it down you will be one tapping multiple enemies in rapid succession like John Wick or something, and it isn't even that difficult at short to medium ranges.
I totally agree that the best way to learn this game is by playing alone. Unfortunately, I am not Shroud.
eh, it's not even that. i get what he's saying cause when my friends helped me to get into the game I would never play much, couple times a week and usually ended in a ragequit. it was only once i started playing alone that i started getting more time into it and I started to enjoy it more. I'm by no means a shroud, I think my extraction rate is like 26% or something terrible like that.
@@0xsergy 26% isn't bad like the first 20 lvls all struggle.
I have 27% in stash lvl 18 and have 600k in stash sure it ain't much late game but it's very nice to see your stash value rise a shit ton
@@genos876 that's 26% with 2 wipes under my belt and hundreds of hours, i'm pretty bad lol. learning the value of things is key so you can gamma shit like expensive keys to sell later. to be fair I do a lot of factory VPO/TOZ runs which doesn't help my average but it can't be much better than that.
0xsergy i got like 10% cause i get steamrolled from being a rat
@@BonfireGamer Factory runs in offline mode with insane AI hordes. it's good practice for aim since you often don't even get a chance to practice against other players. Also, never repeek a corner, good chance the other dude is waiting and you'll be dead before you find and aim onto him. Either wait for him or fall back to cover.
"taking the time to learn it by yourself is super fun and rewarding"
*me, dies 1500 times before level 10 because level 40+ chads on customs use M80 and BP rounds while I'm stuck using PS and PRS and having absolutely no money*
robes customs is the pvp map for people who are normally afraid of pvp, so a lot of weirdos with vepr hunters fragging out these days
@@alexlol2678 i wouldnt say its the map for people who are afraid of pvp its the map for noobs who can't do anything on any other map
@@robeslol And totally not the fact that a majority of beginner quests are on that map. Totally not.
@@sanpiriTV that too yeah
7.62 PS can kill most anything, partner. Don't be afraid!
I just started this alone and finally managed to extract as a skav with some gear and a kill, hardest part so far is finding the damn extraction points haha
Then you finally find one and get picked by an exit camper
you might wanna play a lot of offline full of scavs just finding the extracts with maps on your second monitor/phone.
Most maps have a wall surrounding them, stick to the edge of map on almost all maps and you’ll find the extractions
@@dethbytrain8538 I quit this game tbh, wasn’t worth the effort for me
@@heroicsquirrel3195 I understand, atleast you bought it on sale
This mans' christmas tree is till up. bruh
Not live.
His chat kept asking "Why is your christmas tree still up?" every single day, so he's keeping it up as a joke now.
Is that so weird? January is not over yet.
@@scattershotshow Mines still up, then again im not in that room very often unless my son is with me.
Mines been up since 1982
When he dropping his comtacs on the ground and picked up theirs I laughed so hard.
right dude haha he was like yeah you aint getting them back proned losers hahaha
He gets his back in insurance, extra loot
Brandon Huey that what I thought
Plus extra experience
Insurance fraud my guy
I feel like the hardest thing to work around in EFT is the anxiety. After you're through that phase, it doesn't matter too much if you play solo or in a group, since you'll be more focused on objective thinking about your plays. Both ways require the same moves from each player, more or less, with parties being more focused on actual tactics. That said, I'll agree that solo play is good for you. It's just not exactly the best way to learn. To each their own.
My man Shroud here buying a 14 mil THICC case like he's buying some candy, while I just went from 900k to 15k in 4 raids and am struggling to even heal my pmc.
Scav runs in factory. Do enough of them and you'll get the multi million dollar keys eventually.
@7scrib lol shut the fuck up nobody wants you here
@7scrib it is hard... In a fight when the muzzle fire is on the middle of ur screen and can't u see ur enemy or if u paid 2 years ago over 800 euros for a pc and u can run only 40 fps on low
everyone saying scav on factory are wrong. its fun, and you do often make profit, but scav reserves is where the real consistency is
I've only gained by doing scav runs on factory, and while I'm waiting for a new scav I go to maps I don't know or haven't mastered and just go from spawn to extract. Great way of learning the map. Once you know the basic extracts then just go to the ones you don't necessarily need to go to. I also enjoy playing offline factory with both scav settings on high to practice aim. Hopefully this helps!
Tip #1: Get Better Frames.
Tip #2: Get Shroud Level Aim. The less time you take to deal with scavs, the more room you have to deal with players.
frames seems key. 144hz monitor ideal
@@Lucas_Jeffrey that's not what he's saying. Tarkov can be a PC melter
Tip #3 constantly press your fire mode selector button
@@jimbobass3054 click
Shroud: lives through several high caliber shots
Friend: I got one tapped.
I'm basically the friend.
That whole tower situation looked like a fkin movie scene i swear to god...so cinematic
11:11 that fight cost an arm and a leg
I used to play alone but I have no idea what I was doing. However I was lucky to meet some people that actually were teaching me things instead of just holding my hand, which is really good!
shroud: "playing the game alone is the best"
also shroud in the clip later: *in a team*
For learning.
@@frost6006 ik dw just a joke
"Buy it on the market" *see's new level 10 cap*
Kasai Brightwater you can buy mags with bp ammo in them from prapor, pestily has a new series that starts from level one on a standard account and explains loads
@@herbjubwafter3817 That gun is mostly garbage. I dont play the game cause getting 1 tapped with level 4 armor isnt fun. I solved the issue by removing it from my pc and gaining the one thing it takes from people "Having a life"
@@fischerkingston3967 hahahahahaahahah
Kasai Brightwater ok bro😭
@@fischerkingston3967 can enjoy the game and still have a life imo, no need to play 4h a day or more to still have some fun. Game's tough, but demands you to adopt better tactics every time and the feels you get after every new kill is sick haha
I can never see as good as he does. He always sees people before I can even see them lol.
The more you play it gets a little better, but Tarkov does have some pretty fuzzy graphics, weird lighting and a very flat colour palette with flat textures too. Oh, and an obscene amount of fog. Indoors fog, ffs.
youtube videos lose some quality anyway... harder to see in a video than in the actual game
he probably got good spotting people from the years hes played on pubg and fortnite
feel like i missed out a lot from not playing those games
Pretty sure he plays at 1440p, so not sure what res you play at but spotting is much easier at 2k
@ArmchairWarrior he doesnt Play max res , he Plays almost lowest res you can go to his mixer channel and type !Settings and then you see his ingame graphic settings
As someone pretty new and still learning the game, the best thing you can do is just not be afraid and don’t hesitate. Shroud has said that this game isn’t like a battle royals at all but I definitely get the same feeling in this game that I did when I first played PUBG: being too scared of getting into fights because you don’t want your run to end. Doing that only makes you less prepared when a fight inevitably does happen and prevents you from the opportunity of getting better at netting kills to rake it big hauls of loot. Something else I’m learning is that every death should teach you some kind of lesson, which means the more you get out there and die from lack of experience, the more experience you’re now gaining
So me and a friend got this game and he doesn’t like to listen so everytime I told him where I was he didn’t listen and ended up doming me in the head every game, so overall that’s my experience
The sad thing is I can relate
Video: Tips for getting better.
Actual video: Shroud just destroying people with 1 tip.
Best way to pack your 5.45 mags:
1. 7 igolnik and 23 bs.
2. 4-5 bs and 25-26 bt.
3. For hunting scavs or eco use 10 bt and 20 ps and avoid pvp.
Went bankrupt in my 1st week and I have bad ping. The key is to learn loot routes on each map as well as AI Scav locations. Murder them as they are easy to predict. Avoid PMCs and engage only if you positively have to. Go covert.
ZEN ZEN yeah I'm new to this game..no money for more than 2 budget raids... Have to learn maps a lot in this.. I just know customs
@@digviju001 I can tell that are many players who are new or returning. My usual "safest" loot route is no longer safe. Since hideout is introduced, I guess junk is now a valuable commodity. I tried teaming up but I keep getting backstabbed.
Just ambush ppl a lot lol
“Super fun and way easier” although I would say I’m above average on competitive games and such, but EFT is a completely new playing field for how much effort is needed - I’ve played games similar to this but it’s a whole new experience
I don’t mind dying and losing my gear but when I get one tapped across the map by someone when I have fairly good gear just gets tiring - or people who farm Factory all day that Insta-peek you in the head when you first spawn but I’ve been improving and working on getting better
Argonile I’m literally the exact same way couldn’t agree more, wanna run some customs one day?
Absolutely! I am comming from over 15 Years Counter Strike and several other competetive FPS. So i started with tarkov way too over confident and got absolutely destroyed. Tarkov is a completely different genre, good reflexes or a good aim is just not enough. That's probably one of the reasons why there is a lot of players over the age of 30 doing pretty good. Pestily and Deadly Slob or Kotton for example.
Honestly for me, starting off playing with others helped way more than playing on my own. 1. I actually retained what we were doing and why we were doing it 2. When I used to play alone I would be too afraid of going for geared players or into spiced areas and playing with even 1 other person gave me more confidence even when playing alone to do spicy shit. Even if you do get babied in the beginning just pay attention to what the person babying you is doing.
Playing with others on new maps is easier to learn extracts tbh. Just by memorizing where they travel by following certain landmarks or which directions to travel to which extracts can really help. Atleast for when its the first few runs. Learning other stuff like scav spawns off the top of your head and player spawns are great for solo players
3:00 for a more accurate information there's a Pestilly vidio on skills, he talks about what's what and how to level them up. It'll all change eventually, but yeh
2 years have passed since this was uploaded. i am now watching this for tips. Much needed information.
As someone who just started this wipe . The first tip was the best. I got carried like my first 100 raids until I took the training wheels off and went to learn the maps on my own.
You dont have to know every nook and cranny but you need to know the major hot spots and the exfils at the LEAST. Juat getting an idea of general map flow will helps tons
Shroud: *“Knowledge is important.”*
Tai Lopez: *“KnOwLeDgE!”*
Been playing solo for the past few days. Lost all of my gear, and literally get killed from outta nowhere. I guess it's all part of the learning curve of this hardcore game.
The best thing about this game is killing a pmc from long range with a sniper and seeing his partner panicking running aroumd
What I got from this was that Shroud doesn't like to hold hands during games; perhaps a hug will do? For scientific research, of course.
I fully believe you can learn at the same pace if not better with a person than playing solo. I understand what shroud is saying but if you have someone that doesn't hold your hand and puts you in charge, gets you to go first, choose where to go, where to loot and what to look for its just as fun and rewarding as playing solo with the added benefit of playing with a teammate. Luckily, my friend was kind enough to do this and it's how I learnt the game for the most part.
i just started this game like a week ago, spawned tunnels at factory, wiped a three man in rage cage, died to a scav. Life is great.
Playing with other people helps a lot as I’m someone who is asking questions every 5 seconds and without having people to answer those questions I wouldn’t have a clue what I was doing
the 0:39 seconds just explained life with friends and youll adapt to they holding your hand thx shroud
Me and my two friends all started playing at the same time and it’s been so fun learning alongside them like we’re constantly sharing cool tips we find and the group raids are fun cause we were all at the same level
But, playing in 3 is way easier than solo, not only for the more Guns and ears and eyes, but way less anxiety and results in fights when most of the map is solo or duo and you are in 3
Rocking MP7 3 years ago. . . Legend.
2:02 " To do research"
I'm here right now xD.
tl:dr the way to get good is 3 factors, knowledge, skill and prep, having the knowledge to plan your route through a raid and to efficiently/effectively engage targets (like what ammo types work against what armor) having the skills to out-maneuver your opponent in combat, outright shooting better and learning what safe routes to take or ideal places to reposition to without accidentally engaging another opponent and finally the prep, the gear to execute your strategies and enhance your skill be it better ammo, a new optic, grenades or medical equipment.
i miss these low key super chill streams peeposad
I get killed easily and instantly when the raid starts. Now thanks to watching a lot of youtube clips on tips of playing Tarkov and having a lot of playing time, I'm able to survive more than 5 minutes before getting killed.
playing alone is the best way to learn, but you should have a community of thousands to answer any question you have instantly.
i hate getting carried 100% but i LOVE playing with friends. i get so distracted and never end up playing much alone
I tried playing on my own. After a few session I ended up with a hatchet in my inventory.
Pussy hole.
I read the secret is to alternate between Scav running as a dirty looting rat and then PMC running armed to the teeth as practice to improve gunskill willing to risk it all. Also, the very first thing anyone playing an FPS Game is figure out how their mouse software works and create one profile with only 3 DPIs on it set at 1000Hz Polling Rate. 400, 800, and 1600 are the only 3 DPIs you should ever experiment with. 400 should be high, and 1600 should be low. Also, this is the one game Shroud only runs 70FOV on in Display Settings for visibility.
It takes time to learn, don't feel bad. You are up against a lot of people with a couple of years experience. Run scavs a lot and you don't lose anything while you get the hang of the maps and extracts. Be sneaky. Sneaky is good, aggressive only when they already know you are there.
But it's a hard game, and it's balanced *against* the newer player. Higher level players not only have game knowledge, they have better gear and their higher skills make them faster, tougher, sneakier and they have better hearing. It's definitely easier starting out right after a wipe than when a lot of us are ~level 50. That being said, when you start to crawl your way up it will feel really good.
@@belliott88 going in fully geared as a PMC when youre a noob is a terrible idea. You use cheap gear and do tasks, and on the way you get better at Tarkov's basic mechanics while not losing a crapload of money every death (which you will be doing a lot of )
Recommendation: play safe, not aggressive. Shit isnt like Rust. Start with nothing but a pistol and a mag or 2 extra, and try out some cheaper guns and play for tasks. Also learn maps. You will make money in no time
PS, abuse scav runs for ez money
Your Scav and PMC get stronger as you level them up.. so his just play to get better is the most honest advice for the game.. it sucks starting out but it does get better if you stick with it..
Walk, wait, observe, listen, kill, wait, WAIT, wait.... loot.
Head, eyes
4:06 Ohh I just saw one, dude it's hella dark I can't see a single thing in here even on the vod xD
Me too, he even see that they are lightly geared.
the way he discribes it is absolutely true for me, learn alone, get questions answered. Learn the maps one by one, loot stuff, start fighting scafs, then pvp. youtube helps alot
This rings true also with a buddy who is just as new as you are and then you can learn from each other while learning together. You don't have to be alone. Streamers are more used to playing alone a lot of the time. I wouldn't start with a 3 or 4 man team but you and a buddy would be absolutely fine and it helps your survival rate while you learn.
#1 - get gud
#2 - headshots only
#3 - sprint always - for terror strikes the heart of your adversary
The boots seem so damn heavy haha.
The footsteps are loud in this game, but he was also wearing a headset (the in-game item). They magnify player movements so your footsteps sound extra loud. All the different headsets balance sound differently, so if you notice when he switched headsets when looting those two guys, his game sounded different.
shroud: I see one... I see two, they're very lightly geared
me: rewinds and squints at monitor 10 times still sees nothing
it can be hard, but doming some phat pmc as a beginner and taking all their shit and scurrying away like a little rat is the best feeling ever
Domeing?
This is my first wipe. I’m lvl 27 and knowledge is everything. Been playing Tarkov since November almost everyday dying and killing. 248 raids and I love it.
bro, this isn't arma. its hardcore, not a milsim. I understand what you mean, but he is doing what he can to survive a firefight.
ok that was meant for someone else my bad. wrong comment lol
i remember back in the day i was learning WoW, friend showed me and it basically turned into "do this, go here, click this, kill this guy..."etc etc. No idea why i was doing things. Hated it
Learning at least parts of the game on your own is some of the best advice I’ve heard some of the streamers give. 100% you get better at the game faster when you get punished for doing something wrong or stupid and that’s how you learn. Forgot your extract? Death. Forgot painkillers and your stuck limping in a gunfight. Death.
Shit you can win fights and still die in this game. There’s so much depth I love it almost feels more like SHTF simulator 😂
Within 15 seconds of this video you already solved my biggest issue with learning the game. Thank you lol
Man that guns select fire is going to break by the time shouds done
Why does he do it? Is ot to check it or does he have a multiple binding key
@@immeksa he does it because with the mp7 which is obvs a smg it is not effective after a certain range so he uses the single fire , which means there is way less recoil by typing sf on range
@@kyaa7039 he does it because he has a bad habit lol, he even said it.. He's talking about just spamming select fire all game
bro what you did to those snipers is actually a military tactic called fire and maneuvering towards the enemy.
I have played now like 6 raids, I got out 3 of the times with a total of 6 kills. I got help from my friends and honestly It was so much fun with the teamwork and such that I kind of think this is the best way for me to get introduced to tarkov. I now have the basics to go out there alone and learn all there is about this game, because there is SO much shit you gotta learn in this, lets be real
Lol "why am I not shooting them " haha it's like he was watching a wild animal in it's natural habitat haha :)
I would like to play the game without a second monitor and my phone in front of me to figure out how to exit the map,thanks
once you learn the map, you wont have to worry about it
A huge tip i can give as a guy who's still in process of learning is avoid gear fear especially now wipe is upcoming you need to be able to take on geared people and make the most of gear you get if youre experienced in hatchiling running or naked mosin taking potshots you wont be able to pick up good gear and make the most of it
Guy in tower speaking to his friend: "I killed one of them but... do you hear boss music?"
I just wish there wasn’t so many damn little nitpicks to get extracted. ‘You don’t fit’, ‘find a friendly scav/pmc’ and etc.
A good rule also is never ever underestimate scavs like most streamers will.
In my opinion I think at the very start it's good to have someone help you on the first few raids to help you adjust. Then afterwards when you know some basics you can solo. My brother's friend has been carrying me in my raids by finding all the loot for my raids and just telling me what to do. I can learn some useful tips but i dont learn much and it definitely isn't as fun. I want to strat soloing to learn more but alr lost lots if gear before when i tried it so I'm still nervous but it's what i have to do to learn and improve.
ThePulse: *Plays the game and gets shit on*
Also ThePulse: What's the best way of getting good at tarkov?
Shroud: Just playing man!
ThePulse: *Plays Harder*
I understand what your saying shroud, but in the beginning when my friends were leading me to extracts and teaching me what med kits do what and types of ammo; I find that much better than learning all by myself. I learn from watching them play. But I know your way works too
Dont put something out for 1 million rubels
My problem with playing alone is that my gear fear increases a lot but not only that i actually feel scared in a way sometimes for this game.. The gunshot sounds can be so loud it just makes me paranoid from getting shot at any time and since im bad at spotting people sometimes that just increases too.. When im playing with friends i have this safe feeling like that i wont get shot out of nowhere and all and dont feel the fear of losing my gear because i feel more confident to survive
Definitely and more than half the players I face have better gear weapons and knowledge than what I have
every single time I try to play it I'm reminded that I need a new PC
Tarkov is an emotional roller coaster first you realize you about to go broke you try and find loot find it loose it right before extract repeat till you know better
all I see is an unfair fight between the haves and have nots.
Pepega
Bruh I wish someone would hold my hand dude. Contrary to what some people might think the "friendly" dance where you press E and Q a couple of times NEVER works. I've been playing all weekend and have extracted succesfully exactly once on PMC raid. ONCE! Safe to say I'm addicted to this game simply because now I feel every bone in my body just wants to stomp on all these tards that keep shooting me while I'm super harmless.
and then you will be the same people you hate now, shooting at "harmless" people. We are what we hate.
@@OMGlvl86turtlepilot I hate myself anyway so it's no much different
Me personally, a good friend of mine and I got the game at the same time and it was so great going through the game together because we always play together and are learning the game together
Got to agree with the going lone wolf to help learn. I have been playing initially with a level 20 friend and I felt like I was just being dragged around and I didn't really learn anything. I started running with a friend who is level 5 like me and that has been fun as we have been learning things together and getting into some proper messy situation.
5:04 "Leviy karonniy praviy pohoroniy"
*ded*
"what's the best ammo from lvl 1 traders?"
"just go to the flea market bro"
uhhhh....
Having a friend to help guide you through the immense amount of information and resources the game throws at you can be helpful.
"gets you so much in return" spawns in late runs 4 sec and gets sniped lost all the bullets
profit?
hell yea
Petar Bosi keep bullets in your pouch so you don’t lose them. If using a gun with magazine, only have 1 spare in ur rig. When you reload, fill previous mag with bullets in pouch. This will save you money but costs more in-game time for loading mags.
@@JakeLewisReal i have 2x2 pouch cant place mags
DankEvan Could do good ammo in mag, and cheaper ammo in rig or something
@@dankevan5675 I didn't say place mags in your pouch. I said, place bullet rounds in your pouch. One mag loaded into your gun, one spare mag in your tactical rig. when you reload, fill the nearly empty/empty mag with the rounds in your pouch.
It hurts being a solo, tho. 80% of the firefights that I get into 2+ man squads. Right now, I can kill one but the second one usually gets me. You need to be extra meticulous and as I am coming to learn extremely aggressive, waiting just allows them to set up a flank or come at you from different directions.
Slowly getting better. It's a hell of a hard game. But so so so satisfying when you get out with loot. Something that is helping, to get over the fear of fights. Spawn in a scav, then nust push any gunshots you hear. Make it your goal to kill a player! Don't loot, your sole mission is to kill a player of any sort. You do that then you can loot.
imagine learning this game without any guide. Just straight up learn from what the game itself offers u. That would be impossible
Is your gamesound lagging/off sync ? (Shooting)
"Playing the game alone is 100% the best way to learn"
First game clip, with a duo... i find that funny and ironic... and I know its not meant to portray the initial message but still..
well he has already kind of mastered the game so he doesn't have to learn
At 1:06 he looks off into the audience as they begin to clap for some of the most riveting advice ever given...
thats the rain from the game
Honestly, commit to learning a map. I learned Customs first because of all the beginning quests that are there. The app Tarkov map is key, it shows you a lot of map info and you can tailor what you info you want to see like caches and exits. Plus it makes it feel like your really in Tarkov with a sav map. Btw budget builds of SKS, Bank Robbers and the Olive Green Soviet starter helmet (can’t remember the name) helps when your learning and getting killed while still providing great fire power. Just remember the internal mag is 10 rounds and you have to hand reload it I.e no mags at firsts.
I am very new to tarkov and I was wondering what gun and mods did shroud use in this video thank you in advance for any tips
only reason why im following your channel is cause u understand how things work in life and when the time comes ur not afraid to put them on the ground . Personality , respect dude ... do it yourself
Branislav Sanader respect what he wanna play dude
What is your pc specs and tarkov settings? im playing 1440p with 3070 and ryzen 7 3700x and getting like 70-90 fps on medium
i play with friends but we all do our own stuff, we all do our own separate information gathering. so when we get into a map, we all have different knowledge on loot places, places to go to and stuff to keep and what is not worth. we all help each other for quest but we do a lot on our own as well.