Nice one for being the only guide to mention how much you have to tap the key at first. Every other guide just says "feather the key" and doesn't explain by how much. I'm finding you have to make your keypress as short as humanly possible when finding the general area - as in so fast it cuts the sound effect off. Allows you to get about 9 or 10 taps out of an advanced lockpick before they break vs 3 if you hold the key down for too long. One comment I have as someone currently struggling through learning lockpicking is I think I'd disagree with not using the advanced lockpick for practicing but only at the very start. Otherwise there is too much stopping and starting while trying to get a feel for how big the zone is and how much you should feather your keystrokes. I would however agree that this is useful advise once you've crossed that step and you can start practicing as if it's a real scenario. Also to any noobs out there, if you hop into Single Player you can spawn the lockpicks, practice board and screwdriver by entering the following commands in chat: #SpawnItem Lockpick_AdvancedItem, #SpawnItem Improvised_Lockpick, #SpawnItem_LockpickingBoard, #SpawnItem_Screwdriver.
wow, i did not get notified by this comment. Im sorry for late answer. I would agree with using ADV lock pick for starting, that makes sense yes! Thank you for the comment!
It's simple to explain lockpicking, keep trying and trying, eventually you will get the "feeling". Great video man! Literally just keep trying and trying. ALWAYS practice with bobby pin + gloves unless you don't know the sweet spots, then practice with advanced without gloves.
Man i really appreciate that. It was hard to explain everything. I was doing voice overs for over an hour trying to find a good way to explain. Thank you!
When you find the sweet spot and you are tapping F you need to leave your mouse quiet or move it a little bit until it success? I can find the sweet spot also tapping F without breaking the bobby pin but after that i can not Success it I just going almost success but I cant.
U FUCKING ABSOLUT GOAT i tried your method and it worked now i can open golden locks like nothing, little bit of more work and im good like im so thankful u made this tip video and all the other videos aswell
what to do about the rage that comes with failing and failing over again ;) but 15mins a day practice i can live with its the only thing i just cant do atm freakin lockpicking gets me every time hahah but with these tips lets try again
I've come to accept I'll never lockpick anything over iron locks. I practiced for 4-5 hours in 1 session changing all kinds of settings, feathering, nothing worked. I actually think I got worse. Have put in probably 15 or more hours of just straight lockpicking and no improvement
@@Unzem you don’t have to practice so much in one go. I found that I got better over time just practicing. Cause before I never thought I would be able to do it. So I stopped. But then I started to practice here and there again and over time I got much better
As the king of lockpicking looking at your video, damn you make it look easy, do you think the hardware have any influence? I've seen people talking about certain keyboard with different type of key actuations etc etc. You feel it's true?
keyboards will affect your picking yeah, if you set it up with activation it will be the smoothest for you. The keyboard for lockpicking is probably Steelseries Apex pro. I have Apex TKL, i have not messed with the activation, mine is still like stock version :D
@@drgrant1532 As a game dev I can't help but feel this is a bad mechanic if you need to buy an expensive keyboard to engage with it. I tried practicing for a full 8 hours and didn't improve my lockpicking on basic locks, even after watching half a dozen videos on the subject. I can almost feel my keyboard is having an impact too. It's horribly laggy and unresponsive. Needing ridiculous workarounds like staring at the floor and reducing your render scale also indicates to me a poor mechanic that requires tribal knowledge to participate. Having parts of the game gated behind such mechanics is not a good thing.
@@Super-id7bq You dont need a good keyboard to do it, sure a good keyboard helps, but thats the same as having a better PC gives you more frames. Its not a bad mechanic, its really good. I can lock pick with a bad keyboard and no sound as well. Things like good keyboards and good pc does not make you good, it just makes you better. You have to be good in the first place
you have to turn it in the way it lets you. If im moving to the right and i find the jiggle spot i know i have to keep moving right to get to the sweetspot
I think for the iron lock picture you used was the rusty lock which is easier than the iron to 😅😅 um maybe it's ok but someone can get confused who's is new to game . I started lockpicking... And i usually practice with that yellow gloves ik about iron and silver ... But for gold i was bit using the advance lockpick with medical gloves becoz i thought let's get some idea how to feather ... Properly in gold ones ... Is it good ? I may switch to Bobby and start practice with it ... 😅😅 And for sensitivity i really don't know what's my mouse dpi ;-; becoz it's cheap mouse and has no softwares so i can change the sensitivity i kept my in game sensitivity to 20 for now um idk if it's good but i can pick silver and iron with them .
you can craft a lockpicking board on any server, but the easiest way is to go in single player and spawn yourself the stuff. #SpawnItem LockpickingBoard #SpawnItem Screwdriver #SpawnItem Improvised_Lockpick
the REAL lock picking guide is grind a backpack full of lockpicks and screwdrivers and just throw them at the lock till you get lucky. no one claiming to be "skilled" at this mechanic is being honest with you. you have like 160 MILISECONDS of time before even the advanced lockpick breaks, you cannot reasonably "search" for the sweet spot without a macro that lets go of the f key the second theres any sort of resistance so that you only spend 5 miliseconds or so on it each "bump" . the average human reaction time is 250ms btw. anyone who claims to be able to adjust with measured intent to the lock binding is lying to you. by the time your brain can reasonably react to the knowledge that your lock is binding, the pick has broken already. so yeah, just throw picks at the locks. thats how the pros ACTUALLY do it when they aren't making a scripted, edited youtube video that don't ever show you their inventory when picking locks in world (or just use the practice lock so they dont need to look like they have 500 attempts worth of lockpicks in their back since the practice lock is infinite).
After reading your comment it sounds like you have never lock picked before. The stats you bring are incorrect. Lock pick definitely requires skill. If it was all luck then anybody could do it. And for stupid comment about scripted video, I lock pick in every stream I do and also in almost every video I do. It’s video on how to lock pick and how you can practice it. Why would go to a random base to lock pick and waste my screwdriver just to show people how to lock pick. You absolutely have no clue what you are talking about lol
@@drgrant1532this is the example of one who gave up with practicing :) i also had such feeling in the beginning, but it was gone right after i got really understanding of how this thing works. Im not a great lockpicker but im still practicing everyday. This is so rewarding after u become better n better :) just never give up! Great video btw , love ur content
Nice one for being the only guide to mention how much you have to tap the key at first. Every other guide just says "feather the key" and doesn't explain by how much. I'm finding you have to make your keypress as short as humanly possible when finding the general area - as in so fast it cuts the sound effect off. Allows you to get about 9 or 10 taps out of an advanced lockpick before they break vs 3 if you hold the key down for too long.
One comment I have as someone currently struggling through learning lockpicking is I think I'd disagree with not using the advanced lockpick for practicing but only at the very start. Otherwise there is too much stopping and starting while trying to get a feel for how big the zone is and how much you should feather your keystrokes.
I would however agree that this is useful advise once you've crossed that step and you can start practicing as if it's a real scenario.
Also to any noobs out there, if you hop into Single Player you can spawn the lockpicks, practice board and screwdriver by entering the following commands in chat: #SpawnItem Lockpick_AdvancedItem, #SpawnItem Improvised_Lockpick, #SpawnItem_LockpickingBoard, #SpawnItem_Screwdriver.
wow, i did not get notified by this comment. Im sorry for late answer. I would agree with using ADV lock pick for starting, that makes sense yes! Thank you for the comment!
It's simple to explain lockpicking, keep trying and trying, eventually you will get the "feeling". Great video man! Literally just keep trying and trying. ALWAYS practice with bobby pin + gloves unless you don't know the sweet spots, then practice with advanced without gloves.
Thank you bro!!
Man Botter from Robben Island server?
@@001-KSOLO yebo :-)
@@HoenderBoudjies Awesome😅
That was honestly the best video ive found for lock picking tips by a long shot! 👍
Good shit man
Man i really appreciate that. It was hard to explain everything. I was doing voice overs for over an hour trying to find a good way to explain. Thank you!
Been waiting for this guide from ya! 🙌🏽
Finally here :D
From the master himself!! Thanks buddy💪
Nice one man. Suggestion - are you able to have a second video of your keyboard and mouse too while you explain?
I could do mousecam. Hard to get keyboard in as well in the shot
@@drgrant1532 maybe there is some software that lets you show an overlay of a virtual keyboard that highlights each each key that you press?
@@cmsmiley1155 yeah true. Could be
When you find the sweet spot and you are tapping F you need to leave your mouse quiet or move it a little bit until it success?
I can find the sweet spot also tapping F without breaking the bobby pin but after that i can not Success it I just going almost success but I cant.
Good job bratan. Keep em coming
Thank you bratan!
Great vid as always and great explanation
Thank you!
Hey buddy great video!! How about your mouse pad how big is it for your settings? Exact in cm please
I think is 90 cm wide and 40 cm tall
U FUCKING ABSOLUT GOAT i tried your method and it worked now i can open golden locks like nothing, little bit of more work and im good like im so thankful u made this tip video and all the other videos aswell
Man that’s awesome to hear!!! Thank you!!
what to do about the rage that comes with failing and failing over again ;) but 15mins a day practice i can live with its the only thing i just cant do atm freakin lockpicking gets me every time hahah but with these tips lets try again
Give it a try man! You will get better just for practicing everyday 😄
I've come to accept I'll never lockpick anything over iron locks. I practiced for 4-5 hours in 1 session changing all kinds of settings, feathering, nothing worked. I actually think I got worse. Have put in probably 15 or more hours of just straight lockpicking and no improvement
@@Unzem you don’t have to practice so much in one go. I found that I got better over time just practicing. Cause before I never thought I would be able to do it. So I stopped. But then I started to practice here and there again and over time I got much better
As the king of lockpicking looking at your video, damn you make it look easy, do you think the hardware have any influence? I've seen people talking about certain keyboard with different type of key actuations etc etc. You feel it's true?
keyboards will affect your picking yeah, if you set it up with activation it will be the smoothest for you. The keyboard for lockpicking is probably Steelseries Apex pro. I have Apex TKL, i have not messed with the activation, mine is still like stock version :D
@@drgrant1532 Awesome thank mate! Keep up the awesome videos man! I know it takes time, but you rock.
@@drgrant1532 As a game dev I can't help but feel this is a bad mechanic if you need to buy an expensive keyboard to engage with it. I tried practicing for a full 8 hours and didn't improve my lockpicking on basic locks, even after watching half a dozen videos on the subject. I can almost feel my keyboard is having an impact too. It's horribly laggy and unresponsive. Needing ridiculous workarounds like staring at the floor and reducing your render scale also indicates to me a poor mechanic that requires tribal knowledge to participate. Having parts of the game gated behind such mechanics is not a good thing.
@@Super-id7bq You dont need a good keyboard to do it, sure a good keyboard helps, but thats the same as having a better PC gives you more frames. Its not a bad mechanic, its really good. I can lock pick with a bad keyboard and no sound as well. Things like good keyboards and good pc does not make you good, it just makes you better. You have to be good in the first place
Everyone giving guides in advanced+ lol. That's so helpful
i dont have advanced + (skill) this is just advanced skill
What does the expiring line mean? Its a timer?
yes, its the number that is on top of the lock, 4 sec
So when you find the sweet spot and the lock is turning slightly are you pushing your mouse clockwise in the direction of locks rotation ?
you have to turn it in the way it lets you. If im moving to the right and i find the jiggle spot i know i have to keep moving right to get to the sweetspot
I REMOVE THIS FUCKING GAME MANY TIME AND I WATCH YOUR VİDEOS AND DOWNLOADED AGAIN BRO YOU ARE BEST CHANNEL FOR SCUM
hahah thank you so much man, really appreciate hearing that!!!
I think for the iron lock picture you used was the rusty lock which is easier than the iron to 😅😅 um maybe it's ok but someone can get confused who's is new to game . I started lockpicking... And i usually practice with that yellow gloves ik about iron and silver ... But for gold i was bit using the advance lockpick with medical gloves becoz i thought let's get some idea how to feather ... Properly in gold ones ... Is it good ? I may switch to Bobby and start practice with it ... 😅😅 And for sensitivity i really don't know what's my mouse dpi ;-; becoz it's cheap mouse and has no softwares so i can change the sensitivity i kept my in game sensitivity to 20 for now um idk if it's good but i can pick silver and iron with them .
Normal lockpick is best for practice :D
Idk everytime u use a black screwdriver with bobbin pins it's easier than red
there is no difference btween them but i get what u mean. It can feel like that
Good video bro
Thank you bro!
The lockpick king approves this tutorial 🔥🔥
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Lockpick king approves also
@@shipnr6 🤴🏻👑
thank you for the video
Nice man thxalot
Where is the best place to farm lockpicks?
in garages, samobor city, motor track, B1 factory, and so on. There is a lot of places. Also now in the new abandoned bunkers there is a lot
@@drgrant1532 Bunkers have nerfed the yellow screwdrivers in the last patch
yes i know, i wrote this over 4 weeks ago@@TaaxiCaab
I know too.. It used to be a GREAT source.. I'd get 1-4 of them from each big depo. Now they are ALL gone :( @@drgrant1532
@@thegamerfromwonderland8707 get to 7.2 STR and you can use a crowbar to open all 6 in less than 30 seconds LOL
Where to practise this
you can craft a lockpicking board on any server, but the easiest way is to go in single player and spawn yourself the stuff. #SpawnItem LockpickingBoard #SpawnItem Screwdriver #SpawnItem Improvised_Lockpick
Thanks
How to pee?
Allahu akbar
@@BrickPsychosis true
Hold TAB then chose toilet symbol and chose to pee or poop
the REAL lock picking guide is grind a backpack full of lockpicks and screwdrivers and just throw them at the lock till you get lucky. no one claiming to be "skilled" at this mechanic is being honest with you. you have like 160 MILISECONDS of time before even the advanced lockpick breaks, you cannot reasonably "search" for the sweet spot without a macro that lets go of the f key the second theres any sort of resistance so that you only spend 5 miliseconds or so on it each "bump" .
the average human reaction time is 250ms btw. anyone who claims to be able to adjust with measured intent to the lock binding is lying to you. by the time your brain can reasonably react to the knowledge that your lock is binding, the pick has broken already.
so yeah, just throw picks at the locks. thats how the pros ACTUALLY do it when they aren't making a scripted, edited youtube video that don't ever show you their inventory when picking locks in world (or just use the practice lock so they dont need to look like they have 500 attempts worth of lockpicks in their back since the practice lock is infinite).
After reading your comment it sounds like you have never lock picked before. The stats you bring are incorrect. Lock pick definitely requires skill. If it was all luck then anybody could do it. And for stupid comment about scripted video, I lock pick in every stream I do and also in almost every video I do. It’s video on how to lock pick and how you can practice it. Why would go to a random base to lock pick and waste my screwdriver just to show people how to lock pick.
You absolutely have no clue what you are talking about lol
@@drgrant1532this is the example of one who gave up with practicing :) i also had such feeling in the beginning, but it was gone right after i got really understanding of how this thing works. Im not a great lockpicker but im still practicing everyday. This is so rewarding after u become better n better :) just never give up!
Great video btw , love ur content
thank you bro. Awesome to hear! @@alexchernyavskiy985
sounds like a skill issue for you man, practice makes perfect