Medic tip: if you see a dead friendly assume the threat that killed him is still real (many times I have died because I didn't check the area before reviving a team mate).
Pro tip 1: If you see enemy tank mines under your sundy, deconstruct them with the repair tool.Pro tip 2: place your AI engie turret in a doorway and point it all the way down, this way it can block more bullets and nades while still being able to shoot over it.
6) take a break once in a while, get up stretch a little before continuing your conquest 7) while redeploying, blink your eyes multiple time to keep your eyes moisturise
Some of my favorite tips, just attribute them to Joe if you decide to attribute them at all. 1. When running a flak max, start off by firing one gun until it is half full before firing them both guns. This allows you to maintain a continuous stream of flak, which is great for dealing with air zergs. 2. If you're flying an ESF, do not try to ram a galaxy. You'll just end up dead while the Gal pilot gets the kill. (Disclaimer: ramming a Galaxy with an ESF might kill the galaxy if it is pushed into something; but you're still going to die.) 3. Hop into vehicle turrets. Not only do you get experience for damage done by other passengers, but being in a gun turret can allow a vehicle to win a fight they might not otherwise win. This is especially true for Sunderer's and MBT's. 4. Remember that vehicles always have the right of way. They're stronger than you, faster than you, and they will not hesitate to run you down if you get in their way. A Sunderer can change the course of a battle; but not if it's waiting for you to cross the road. 5. Don't stop in the middle of the road. A lot of armor pushes get stalled when the lead tank abruptly stops to fire at a target. Keep moving forward, or pull off to the side to allow other units to push forward. 6. If you're leading a squad and another base is under heavy attack, you can place defensive markers on the base in order to have more people spawn into that base. This can buy the base extra time which you can use to get your squad there. 7. If you're leading a squad, do not place squad beacons right next to other squad beacons or other spawns. Instead, place them in areas that are difficult to reach, out of sight, preferably both.
+Joe Overacker 'Remember that vehicles always have the right of way.' No they do not. Anyone who thinks they own the road rightly will get tkd' every time they log in by my outfit until they leave the game. We don't need more assholes who think like this playing this game. Other than that, good set of tips.
+John D A My tip there is more for accidental tks. If I see a friendly that is intentionally mowing down friendlies, then I'll naturally direct my guys to blow him up, then report him for the inconvenience of having wasted our ammo. However, if a player steps in front of my sunderer while I'm at full speed, then I won't have time to avoid him. If he won't perform even a cursory check or let my vehicle pass; then he deserves what happens next. I'd rather run over a friendly than hold up an armor column, especially if that armor column is under fire. It's nothing personal; it's the rule of battle. In peace, pedestrians have the right of way; but in war it is a completely different story. I don't particularly care for your outfit's policy on harassing players until they leave the game; especially if all those players have done is run you over on accident. My own outfit has this attitude when it comes to being tk'd: "Suck it up and respawn. We have better things to do, like fighting the factions that really want to kill us. We've all been run over before, sometimes intentionally, and we don't care." Harassing players is a bad strategy. At best, you remove a player from your faction. Worse, you could inspire them to join a rival faction, just so he'll have the pleasure of shooting you folks on purpose. But still worse than that is that the player will report your players for harassment. And if the person you decide to team kill out of the game is an outfit leader for an outfit much much bigger than your own; then he can out-tk you, or have his outfit flood DBG with reports. Hopefully I've persuaded your outfit to abandon that strategy!
+John D A There is a reason why an in-game tip says stay at the sides of vehicles, bro. And if I saw you tk-ing someone who accidentally rolled over a teammate, I would report you, and tell others to do the same.
For too long during these bitter war-struck centuries, sunderers and their drivers have endured too much pain. Every second menacing insects that call themselves 'infantry', but really harass them behind closed doors. NC brethren, we must end this madness. These malicious creatures get in front of the sunderers and verbally torment them and hold up the assault of thousands of our fellow comrades. They are the enemy. And so our sunderers rightfully flatten the traitors to smithereens, but the sunderers and their drivers have much mental conflict to endure from these encounters. Tragic. But seriously though that tip is correct, but the philosophy and ethics of it made me giggle.
a good tip for if you're in a squad is to use suppression fire. simply having 10 or 15 people lay down a tone of fire to cover medics while they heal and rez people. yes it will make the enemy map light up like a Christmas tree in august BUT that's not exactly a bad thing. it gives other members the ability to flank while all the new players are distracted by trying to pop out of the side of the wall to get a kill. not only does it make it harder for the enemy to progress forward you can get a lot of xp for people who are engineers and medics from amo boxes so you never need to worry about running out of bullets.
tip: when trying to c4 a vehicle, it does not matter where you place the c4. it will do the same damage everywere. So don't waste your efforts trying to get the c4 on the ass of a tank or a sunderer. tip: If you want to c4 a vehicle as a light assault, using drifters is usually the best idea tip: have to keep up the pressure on an aircraft as a max? no problem! when you are out of ammo, rush back to the terminal nearby in your spawn or sundere and resupply your ammo. (can also be applied for Heavy assaults rocket launchers) tip: if your comrades refuse to charge for the might of the emperor, make sure to put a lasround through one of the troopers heads to convince the others to charge.
Suitul Fhrost I don't waste that many ressources on things like that. I never throw grenades unless there is an absolute need too and tankmines I sometime forget I even have equipped. I run out of nanites driving prowlers tho
Commissar I use utility pouch on my engineer, so I have now 5 AT mines at once and use them on sunderers (most of the time 2 do the trick) and throw a sticky grenade to back off quickly and get an assured destruction... Works 98% of the time if you didn't get caught the first time
As of now, EMPs will have an effect even through walls, though the effect is minimal, as if you were at the very edge of its effective range- but it WILL still drain shields, trigger explosives, etc. As enemies will often blithely group up over mines laid down by their friends, it can be easy to score kills just by tossing an EMP at the outside of a building full of bad guys. Also, it's sometimes worth it to toss EMPs at vehicles. I once got a 2/3 Harasser kill because they'd parked on top of a friendly's AT mine.
1. use "/squad promoteme" command to request lead if the squad leader can not pass lead at that moment. 2. you can hack spitfire turrets, throw an emp and hack away. it will start shooting enemy targets while still showing as their own (not sure if this is a visual bug or intended. )
Infantry Combat Tip: Use the buttons on the side of your mouse (if you have any) to switch between an important gadget/weapon and your primary weapon. For example, as HA, one of these buttons switches to my launcher, while the other, switches back to my LMG.
Great stuff. I'm a new player and all this has been super helpful especially since its relatively recent stuff. You got yourself a subscriber. Keep it up. THANKS!
Restoration kits can sustain your health through damage, allowing you to prep for incoming damage. As an infiltrator, you can often get away with silenced weapons inside of bushes (only works as a fresh maneuver, as ppl will wise up and slap you out of them, also use in small fights as you want to catch people off guard without ppl watching. for longer lasting magriders, you can use the anti infantry main gun with a sauron on top to allow for a greater range of variety for passing between bases - using stealth on magriders can help buy you time to travel those tricky mountains and hills for those sick angels. With AA, always pair up with someone to focus fire on ESF's and always let them get close as the first burst down will usually determine whether or not he will survive. (best way to pair up is to find someone who is already on AA and try to focus his targets - or have squad.) As an ESF - you can use coyotes as "training wheels" to keep your time in the air in dog fights longer - so you can have more time to learn the main gun and potentially be able to switch to those other secondaries you've been eyeing. An ESF that is in the air is an ESF that's not being killed by tank mines and other people waiting for you to repair - get Nano Repair and Fire Suppression. Having a gunner in ANY vehicle (especially MBT's) will raise your chances of catching C4 Fairies and other hazards - keep spotting those tank mines!
Tip 1: Straight Pull bolts/ Superheated coil; They decrease the amount of time it takes for all bolt action sniper rifles to give you another shot, as it starts while you're still scoped in. Tip 2: Hipfiring with Sniper Rifles: If you're within 4 meters you can aim at the head and hipfire with a sniper-rifle and you have a decent chance to get a kill, if you're using any sniper rifle but the CQC sniper rifle (The CQC sniper rifle has strange quickscoping mechanics, usually doesn't work), you can also quickscope. Tip 3: Medicing: Once you start the revive process you don't need Line of Sight to revive friendlies, you can go behind walls, this is especially useful for reviving people from behind the safety of a jump spammable wall. Tip 4: If you're playing CQC infiltrator it's usually worse to cloak if you're in the middle of a group of enemies, as they will see your clear cloak and know to shoot, because it doesn't glow the color of their team, sometimes enemies won't notice you if you hide in plain sight. Tip 5: Bunnyhopping down a slope will negate a lot of fall damage, there are also many "Wallbang" spots where you can jump off a high ledge and hit a wall to negate fall damage. Tip 6: AV "Anti-Everything" MAXes: Frustrated that both infantry AND vehicles are killing you? Fear no more! Pull your friendly neighborhood AV MAX, get to the right range for your Empire-Specific weapons and swim in the infantry/vehicle kills.
Love these vids. I've known most of them at some point but I don't get much time to play these days so I forget stuff like the recon dart destructability. Didn't know about the landing pad ledge though.
Best tip I have: to stop an attack, find their sundies, suicide rush it, lay down at least three tank mines near it then toss a grenade after it. You will die, but you will deprive the enemies of a spawnpoint. Mines, imo, are better than c4 at taking down sundies. Because unlike c4 which disappears if you respawn, tank mines will remain indefinitely unless you lay more or it is despawned by engineers. Which means, if the sundy driver attempts to move the sundy, it will die. If another vehicle comes close the sundy, they both die. If a stray AOE shot hits the mines (like a tank shot, or another grenade), the sundy dies. And the best thing about it: when noobs attempt to shoot the mine to get rid of it, they will kill their own sundy for you.
A quick tip from me that may or may not have been mentioned before, if being chased of a drop, cliff of building, back up to the wall whilst still facing forward. That way they typically drop ahead of you with their back to you. Its situational , but have lost count of how many times its paid off for me when damaged
tips, 1) grenades are a free kill ticket in a room. 2) Heavy assualt shields can deter damage from falling 3) a explosive pie(proxy mine) on an enfiltrator can be easily delivered to their doorsteps by cloak 4) put c4 on objectives so when enemies hack it, you have a free kill 5) HS/NV optics can see though smoke. Put it with light assualt and you can cause chaos on enemies below without them knowing your location
Don't know if this was in a previous video, but you can shoot small arms fire through some vehicle shields at small bases, but explosives will not pass through.
Ok I'll bite for tip gathering. 1: Stalker infiltrator in a GVehicle that has Self Repair+Fire Suppression. Wait a bit longer to repair yourself at the benefit of being able to leave it when you screw up. This gives you all the (battle)experience as a driver for gunners to rely on and remember to friends list anyone who guns well for your driving. I've seen so many bad decisions based on lack of experience it's unreal. I say "Level up to engineer tanking by getting better on the stat-less experience" This is as cheap as 100 certs to start out with and the starting gun for some vehicles (basilisk) kills tanks nearly as fast as a Halberd. You will figure out things like slow firing a Viper at a spawn room will screw up snipers and that ammo buses are good for zergs as even with multiple ammo buses can't be everywhere at the same time. Cloak Flashes might need Mineguard with the wobbly mechanics they use and that distance can be your friend when solo harassing. For aircraft VR is your friend to learn to fly well because crashing is the major issue to start with because terrain is your survival as an ESF. You can also Stalker this one with Regen and Ejection Seat. If you want to spam vehicles try to play on the faction that has that vehicle for half off nanites cost when a continent is taken that grants it. Since everyone plays every faction and the best fights/(farms) can be on a different side. Get used to switching teams for this.
Tip #26 If your base is about to get captured make sure to look around and see if there isn't anyone around the vehicle terminal and spawn a surrender and deploy it
As an infiltrator, if you are in highly populated area, or in danger of getting shot by another infiltrator, cloak yourself while reloading to not get sniped
1) try to fly in a valkyrie, or a galaxy..its much faster than a sundy! (owh! dont be a lemming by zerging on foot if you are too far) 2)when you in a zerg (attacking) be a medic to rep as many points as you can 3) when you are in a spawn camp (defence), always pull tanks/esfs from the nearest hex and support your teammates 4) when you see a fallen comrade, medic dont revive him/her yet until you sure the killer is dead/away first 5) friendly medic is your friend, wait or use proximity chat to call for help. WAIT for 20sec!!!
Tip: When redeploy hopping you can press the redeploy key while loading into a base. Makes things a lot faster, especially for people who have long loading screens.
My tip: Certing into your ESF's weapon slots won't make you a better pilot, but fire suppression/decoy flares and NAR can be useful assets to your survivability while you are learning the ropes of flying.
So much more to this though. One should be engineer in this case, one should pay attention to what the driver is doing, one should spot possible threats like other tanks. But you probably already know all of this :)
#1 If the sunderer is found out, the cloak is negated, especially if they let their teammates know. When stealth fails, unlock the sunderer, because some defense is better than none. #9 You can now purchase the NS Gorgons for the MAX suits, which act as hand-held Basilisk HMG turrets, giving another option for long-range MAX weapons for NC. #10 The EMP has since been nerfed. It still eats shields, but does not touch ability resources iirc. #15 No further information to add, that clip is just funny. #25 Sandbox though it may be, bases are what will win you most fights, be it capturing, destroying, or building your own.
If you are in a vehicle gunner seat and see an enemy aircraft that doesn't appear to have noticed you, DON'T SHOOT IT! It will usually end in up destroying you.
Dont destroy enemy terminals. Just because it gives xp doesn't mean it's usefull. Unless you have the situational awareness and experience to decide something like that let the infiltrator hack it.
1. Lock your stealth sundy and watch it die quickly when no one can jump in it to defend. Players are smarter these days and don't jump in like they use to and start firing at the tanks across the map. I don't defend locked vehicles. As an engy, i drop mines and jump in to make sure that precious logistics aren't lost by wayward vehicles. I don't fire unless found.
Another tip related to revives. Always, always, always, ALWAYS accept revives. There's practically no reason not to. When you accept a revive, the death you would have gotten is waived (Dat KDR doh) and whoever revived you gets XP (And certs, as a result) for his efforts. Even if you plan to go somewhere else on the world map, just accept the revive and redeploy.
Tip #9 is useless now because NC MAXS don't have Slugs anymore. So here is a replacement: When using a bolt action sniper rifle, use left sift to steady the shot.
The NC MAX is the most OP in my opinion. Good at close range, at long range, and now slugs allow medium... VS are really only good at long range and sometimes medium, while TR... Close range (unless facing NC) and okay at medium (unless facing VS)
In addition to the last one. Get out if what you enjoy is cheating or hacking. No one will ever like you, not even your team mates, so uninstall the game and go play something else.
the last one I think is pretty important. ive been told several times by outfits to play how they want me to vwn though im in a different outfit and I have a different play style
that last one gave me butterflies cause i hear it all the time XD "so called pro' tells you your not playing right 'average player' tells you that you play how you want to ''dev' bans the average player due to harassment towards so called pro XD 'me' currently WTFing over the situation
I'm gonna get the game later but I want to know a few things first. 1. What is the hardest faction because I want to start off as them because I want to hone my skills with them as well as having a fun while also challenging. 2. Are vehicles like tanks hard to use? I say this because I'm usually infantry in games like these & want to start using vehicles. And lastly, Is engineer a good class to start because I want to use vehicles & repair teammates so I can help keep the push going.
The factions are all pretty similar. I suggest you just pick the one that seems coolest to you. The classic test is: How do you want your gun to sound? BLAMBLAMBLAM, RATTATTAT-TAT, or PEW PEW PEW? If 1, NC. If 2, TR. If 3, VS. Air vehicles are difficult, ground vehicles are not difficult. I have a lot of fun with my Vanguard. Engineer is a great class to start with. In addition to what you mention, engineers & medics are the easiest way to get certs in general and by far the easiest way to get certs as a new player.
what about changing personalsettings ini file? there you can change the "auto uncloak on fire" to NO. It was horrible when DBG changed this to YES without Settings to undo ingame.
Damn imagine if yu have a platoon of infiltrators with smg's then yall have tu drop out from the skies then all infils stays on a checkpoint then a random vs comes then wen he opens he's flashlight boom gonna be straight out like in an alien movie
Dear VS and NC: Please ignore tip number 7. Just keep pulling vehicles for me to c4, and sitting exposed at the edge of the airpad in engi turrets. ...Please?
There isn't exactly a beginners faction but NC are probably the hardest due to the highest recoil in their default guns. I think the VS are the most interesting faction having the heat mechanic, lasher and other fun things. Saying that all factions have their own quirks been playing NC mostly atm. :)
Locking stealth sundy is not always good idea. On one hand if you hide it well there is not going to be opponents to shoot at and expose the thing, on the other hand if enemies do finds it it is nothing more frustrating, than trying to defend the vehicle with it's weapons only to find out that I can't because goddamn thing is locket.
How on earth are you that quick at Shooting in cqc without dying no less? I too Keep moving, but I feel like the time to kill me is like 1 second and the time to kill the enemy is at least 3 seconds. The only times I ever got kills was when I either was in an AA-Turret, gunning enemy tanks down with the light assault´s grenade launcher Thing, surprise attacking an enemy (even then it mostly doesn´t work since there is always another guy who notices me before I could kill my Primary target (who ate 1/3 of my Magazine)) or using a shotgun on almost Point-blank range.
How about: Do not engage an enemy at a range or situation unsuitable for your current weapon. All you'll do is cause minimum damage and give away your position. All enemy in the vicinity are then able to train their appropriate weapons on your dumbass.
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Medic tip: if you see a dead friendly assume the threat that killed him is still real (many times I have died because I didn't check the area before reviving a team mate).
+Remington Daron Nice tip :)
Joshino thanks! Hopefully it helps others who play medic :P
+Joshino is it possible to see if someone is camping your body on ps4
+Grey Hat I don't believe so :/
+Remington Daron oh well...
Pro tip 1: If you see enemy tank mines under your sundy, deconstruct them with the repair tool.Pro tip 2: place your AI engie turret in a doorway and point it all the way down, this way it can block more bullets and nades while still being able to shoot over it.
+PandaTheGreen I assume you have to have the tool maxed out (lvl 5)? Also, right or left click for this?
left click, and I think it's max level yeah, not sure
+PandaTheGreen Cool, ty!
+PandaTheGreen Indeed you need to have the Nano Repair Kit 6 to deconstruct mines, good tip as not enough people know this.
That infiltrator clip was priceless
franklin phan you could clearly see them dogh
6) take a break once in a while, get up stretch a little before continuing your conquest
7) while redeploying, blink your eyes multiple time to keep your eyes moisturise
I have just realised that I meant to add the slugs loadout symbol on that tip, the slugs are an attachment on the Max shotguns for NC just FYI. :)
thanks it is really usefull
Joshino Hey can you tell me if you can get BC for free or is it only with real money?
Some of my favorite tips, just attribute them to Joe if you decide to attribute them at all.
1. When running a flak max, start off by firing one gun until it is half full before firing them both guns. This allows you to maintain a continuous stream of flak, which is great for dealing with air zergs.
2. If you're flying an ESF, do not try to ram a galaxy. You'll just end up dead while the Gal pilot gets the kill. (Disclaimer: ramming a Galaxy with an ESF might kill the galaxy if it is pushed into something; but you're still going to die.)
3. Hop into vehicle turrets. Not only do you get experience for damage done by other passengers, but being in a gun turret can allow a vehicle to win a fight they might not otherwise win. This is especially true for Sunderer's and MBT's.
4. Remember that vehicles always have the right of way. They're stronger than you, faster than you, and they will not hesitate to run you down if you get in their way. A Sunderer can change the course of a battle; but not if it's waiting for you to cross the road.
5. Don't stop in the middle of the road. A lot of armor pushes get stalled when the lead tank abruptly stops to fire at a target. Keep moving forward, or pull off to the side to allow other units to push forward.
6. If you're leading a squad and another base is under heavy attack, you can place defensive markers on the base in order to have more people spawn into that base. This can buy the base extra time which you can use to get your squad there.
7. If you're leading a squad, do not place squad beacons right next to other squad beacons or other spawns. Instead, place them in areas that are difficult to reach, out of sight, preferably both.
+Joe Overacker 'Remember that vehicles always have the right of way.' No they do not. Anyone who thinks they own the road rightly will get tkd' every time they log in by my outfit until they leave the game. We don't need more assholes who think like this playing this game. Other than that, good set of tips.
+John D A
My tip there is more for accidental tks. If I see a friendly that is intentionally mowing down friendlies, then I'll naturally direct my guys to blow him up, then report him for the inconvenience of having wasted our ammo.
However, if a player steps in front of my sunderer while I'm at full speed, then I won't have time to avoid him. If he won't perform even a cursory check or let my vehicle pass; then he deserves what happens next. I'd rather run over a friendly than hold up an armor column, especially if that armor column is under fire. It's nothing personal; it's the rule of battle. In peace, pedestrians have the right of way; but in war it is a completely different story.
I don't particularly care for your outfit's policy on harassing players until they leave the game; especially if all those players have done is run you over on accident. My own outfit has this attitude when it comes to being tk'd: "Suck it up and respawn. We have better things to do, like fighting the factions that really want to kill us. We've all been run over before, sometimes intentionally, and we don't care."
Harassing players is a bad strategy. At best, you remove a player from your faction. Worse, you could inspire them to join a rival faction, just so he'll have the pleasure of shooting you folks on purpose. But still worse than that is that the player will report your players for harassment. And if the person you decide to team kill out of the game is an outfit leader for an outfit much much bigger than your own; then he can out-tk you, or have his outfit flood DBG with reports. Hopefully I've persuaded your outfit to abandon that strategy!
+John D A
There is a reason why an in-game tip says stay at the sides of vehicles, bro. And if I saw you tk-ing someone who accidentally rolled over a teammate, I would report you, and tell others to do the same.
For too long during these bitter war-struck centuries, sunderers and their drivers have endured too much pain. Every second menacing insects that call themselves 'infantry', but really harass them behind closed doors. NC brethren, we must end this madness. These malicious creatures get in front of the sunderers and verbally torment them and hold up the assault of thousands of our fellow comrades. They are the enemy. And so our sunderers rightfully flatten the traitors to smithereens, but the sunderers and their drivers have much mental conflict to endure from these encounters. Tragic.
But seriously though that tip is correct, but the philosophy and ethics of it made me giggle.
a good tip for if you're in a squad is to use suppression fire. simply having 10 or 15 people lay down a tone of fire to cover medics while they heal and rez people. yes it will make the enemy map light up like a Christmas tree in august BUT that's not exactly a bad thing. it gives other members the ability to flank while all the new players are distracted by trying to pop out of the side of the wall to get a kill. not only does it make it harder for the enemy to progress forward you can get a lot of xp for people who are engineers and medics from amo boxes so you never need to worry about running out of bullets.
tip: when trying to c4 a vehicle, it does not matter where you place the c4. it will do the same damage everywere. So don't waste your efforts trying to get the c4 on the ass of a tank or a sunderer.
tip: If you want to c4 a vehicle as a light assault, using drifters is usually the best idea
tip: have to keep up the pressure on an aircraft as a max? no problem! when you are out of ammo, rush back to the terminal nearby in your spawn or sundere and resupply your ammo. (can also be applied for Heavy assaults rocket launchers)
tip: if your comrades refuse to charge for the might of the emperor, make sure to put a lasround through one of the troopers heads to convince the others to charge.
+Commissar I second that. C4 works well too...But cost some ressources :(
Its not that expendsive compared to its killing potential Suitul Fhrost
Commissar
Indeed...But I usually burn through them with AT mine to blow up sunderers and MAX suits.
Guess I generalize my case ^^
Suitul Fhrost
I don't waste that many ressources on things like that. I never throw grenades unless there is an absolute need too and tankmines I sometime forget I even have equipped. I run out of nanites driving prowlers tho
Commissar
I use utility pouch on my engineer, so I have now 5 AT mines at once and use them on sunderers (most of the time 2 do the trick) and throw a sticky grenade to back off quickly and get an assured destruction... Works 98% of the time if you didn't get caught the first time
That ctrl+F10 is a very useful one that I had no idea about!
As of now, EMPs will have an effect even through walls, though the effect is minimal, as if you were at the very edge of its effective range- but it WILL still drain shields, trigger explosives, etc. As enemies will often blithely group up over mines laid down by their friends, it can be easy to score kills just by tossing an EMP at the outside of a building full of bad guys.
Also, it's sometimes worth it to toss EMPs at vehicles. I once got a 2/3 Harasser kill because they'd parked on top of a friendly's AT mine.
the tip with the revive is INSANE! I've been around for a really long time and didn't know that, it can help immensely. Thanks :)
#25: Don't let people tell you how to play the game.
THEN WHAT HAVE ALL THESE TIPS BEEN FOR
WHAT IS LIFE
this profile pic fit perfectly with the comments
Just one:
If you play against good players NEVER spot!
Better use motion spottors or darts, because they will clearly hear your callout.
Your last tip was the best of all. THX
2009 hrs in this game and i swear I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos
1. use "/squad promoteme" command to request lead if the squad leader can not pass lead at that moment. 2. you can hack spitfire turrets, throw an emp and hack away. it will start shooting enemy targets while still showing as their own (not sure if this is a visual bug or intended. )
Infantry Combat Tip: Use the buttons on the side of your mouse (if you have any) to switch between an important gadget/weapon and your primary weapon. For example, as HA, one of these buttons switches to my launcher, while the other, switches back to my LMG.
Great stuff. I'm a new player and all this has been super helpful especially since its relatively recent stuff. You got yourself a subscriber. Keep it up. THANKS!
+George Feng Episode 3 is in the works, hopefully will have it out today or tommorow, glad to have you! :)
+Joshino Looking forward to it!
Restoration kits can sustain your health through damage, allowing you to prep for incoming damage. As an infiltrator, you can often get away with silenced weapons inside of bushes (only works as a fresh maneuver, as ppl will wise up and slap you out of them, also use in small fights as you want to catch people off guard without ppl watching. for longer lasting magriders, you can use the anti infantry main gun with a sauron on top to allow for a greater range of variety for passing between bases - using stealth on magriders can help buy you time to travel those tricky mountains and hills for those sick angels. With AA, always pair up with someone to focus fire on ESF's and always let them get close as the first burst down will usually determine whether or not he will survive. (best way to pair up is to find someone who is already on AA and try to focus his targets - or have squad.) As an ESF - you can use coyotes as "training wheels" to keep your time in the air in dog fights longer - so you can have more time to learn the main gun and potentially be able to switch to those other secondaries you've been eyeing. An ESF that is in the air is an ESF that's not being killed by tank mines and other people waiting for you to repair - get Nano Repair and Fire Suppression. Having a gunner in ANY vehicle (especially MBT's) will raise your chances of catching C4 Fairies and other hazards - keep spotting those tank mines!
Tip 1: Straight Pull bolts/ Superheated coil; They decrease the amount of time it takes for all bolt action sniper rifles to give you another shot, as it starts while you're still scoped in.
Tip 2: Hipfiring with Sniper Rifles: If you're within 4 meters you can aim at the head and hipfire with a sniper-rifle and you have a decent chance to get a kill, if you're using any sniper rifle but the CQC sniper rifle (The CQC sniper rifle has strange quickscoping mechanics, usually doesn't work), you can also quickscope.
Tip 3: Medicing: Once you start the revive process you don't need Line of Sight to revive friendlies, you can go behind walls, this is especially useful for reviving people from behind the safety of a jump spammable wall.
Tip 4: If you're playing CQC infiltrator it's usually worse to cloak if you're in the middle of a group of enemies, as they will see your clear cloak and know to shoot, because it doesn't glow the color of their team, sometimes enemies won't notice you if you hide in plain sight.
Tip 5: Bunnyhopping down a slope will negate a lot of fall damage, there are also many "Wallbang" spots where you can jump off a high ledge and hit a wall to negate fall damage.
Tip 6: AV "Anti-Everything" MAXes: Frustrated that both infantry AND vehicles are killing you? Fear no more! Pull your friendly neighborhood AV MAX, get to the right range for your Empire-Specific weapons and swim in the infantry/vehicle kills.
Love these vids. I've known most of them at some point but I don't get much time to play these days so I forget stuff like the recon dart destructability. Didn't know about the landing pad ledge though.
Best tip I have: to stop an attack, find their sundies, suicide rush it, lay down at least three tank mines near it then toss a grenade after it. You will die, but you will deprive the enemies of a spawnpoint.
Mines, imo, are better than c4 at taking down sundies. Because unlike c4 which disappears if you respawn, tank mines will remain indefinitely unless you lay more or it is despawned by engineers.
Which means, if the sundy driver attempts to move the sundy, it will die. If another vehicle comes close the sundy, they both die. If a stray AOE shot hits the mines (like a tank shot, or another grenade), the sundy dies.
And the best thing about it: when noobs attempt to shoot the mine to get rid of it, they will kill their own sundy for you.
A quick tip from me that may or may not have been mentioned before, if being chased of a drop, cliff of building, back up to the wall whilst still facing forward. That way they typically drop ahead of you with their back to you. Its situational , but have lost count of how many times its paid off for me when damaged
tips, 1) grenades are a free kill ticket in a room.
2) Heavy assualt shields can deter damage from falling
3) a explosive pie(proxy mine) on an enfiltrator can be easily delivered to their doorsteps by cloak
4) put c4 on objectives so when enemies hack it, you have a free kill
5) HS/NV optics can see though smoke. Put it with light assualt and you can cause chaos on enemies below without them knowing your location
Don't know if this was in a previous video, but you can shoot small arms fire through some vehicle shields at small bases, but explosives will not pass through.
Ok I'll bite for tip gathering. 1: Stalker infiltrator in a GVehicle that has Self Repair+Fire Suppression. Wait a bit longer to repair yourself at the benefit of being able to leave it when you screw up. This gives you all the (battle)experience as a driver for gunners to rely on and remember to friends list anyone who guns well for your driving. I've seen so many bad decisions based on lack of experience it's unreal. I say "Level up to engineer tanking by getting better on the stat-less experience" This is as cheap as 100 certs to start out with and the starting gun for some vehicles (basilisk) kills tanks nearly as fast as a Halberd. You will figure out things like slow firing a Viper at a spawn room will screw up snipers and that ammo buses are good for zergs as even with multiple ammo buses can't be everywhere at the same time. Cloak Flashes might need Mineguard with the wobbly mechanics they use and that distance can be your friend when solo harassing. For aircraft VR is your friend to learn to fly well because crashing is the major issue to start with because terrain is your survival as an ESF. You can also Stalker this one with Regen and Ejection Seat. If you want to spam vehicles try to play on the faction that has that vehicle for half off nanites cost when a continent is taken that grants it. Since everyone plays every faction and the best fights/(farms) can be on a different side. Get used to switching teams for this.
Tip #26 If your base is about to get captured make sure to look around and see if there isn't anyone around the vehicle terminal and spawn a surrender and deploy it
good vid man, as always keep up the great work we all love it!
As an infiltrator, if you are in highly populated area, or in danger of getting shot by another infiltrator, cloak yourself while reloading to not get sniped
1) try to fly in a valkyrie, or a galaxy..its much faster than a sundy! (owh! dont be a lemming by zerging on foot if you are too far)
2)when you in a zerg (attacking) be a medic to rep as many points as you can
3) when you are in a spawn camp (defence), always pull tanks/esfs from the nearest hex and support your teammates
4) when you see a fallen comrade, medic dont revive him/her yet until you sure the killer is dead/away first
5) friendly medic is your friend, wait or use proximity chat to call for help. WAIT for 20sec!!!
Tip: When redeploy hopping you can press the redeploy key while loading into a base. Makes things a lot faster, especially for people who have long loading screens.
My tip: Certing into your ESF's weapon slots won't make you a better pilot, but fire suppression/decoy flares and NAR can be useful assets to your survivability while you are learning the ropes of flying.
cool. i burst out laughing at the stalker cloak part.
Stalker?
@@thegamings5577 The guy plays KF2 I guess
For a makeshift DMR for the light assault, semi-auto shotgun, 3.4 scope, and slugs.
You can use jump pads, and lifts to arc your trajectory.
LOL the NC in the point against that one infiltrator, but wow I learned a few things off this, gg m8.
With tip 19, I would add the manual brake to help you slow down faster, reverse and do them fancy tricks
+Goldeneman1 Maybe I could add this to the next one :)
Nice set of tips. Well done.
Aiming at the head and keeping crosshair at head level helped me.
Another quick tip, when someone pulls off an MBT. Try to join in as a gunner. MBT drivers need a gunner and try not to shoot everywhere like a moran.
So much more to this though. One should be engineer in this case, one should pay attention to what the driver is doing, one should spot possible threats like other tanks. But you probably already know all of this :)
Max rank ammo kit will allow you to deploy 2 kits for maximum room coverage and cert farming - not sure if that one was mentioned before :)
I love your channel, I hope that you cover EQN PvP too.
Tip: When inside a spawning chamber and a grenade lands at you after a comrade yells "FRAAG OOUUUT!",
Prepare for a smoky demise
Tip: just enjoy the game. It's one of a kind and you should be having fun :)
Awsome man, good tips for begginers. Just wished i saw that 3 months ago XD
#1 If the sunderer is found out, the cloak is negated, especially if they let their teammates know. When stealth fails, unlock the sunderer, because some defense is better than none.
#9 You can now purchase the NS Gorgons for the MAX suits, which act as hand-held Basilisk HMG turrets, giving another option for long-range MAX weapons for NC.
#10 The EMP has since been nerfed. It still eats shields, but does not touch ability resources iirc.
#15 No further information to add, that clip is just funny.
#25 Sandbox though it may be, bases are what will win you most fights, be it capturing, destroying, or building your own.
tip: each faction has a different sound for (un)cloacking, learn to recognize them!
If you are in a vehicle gunner seat and see an enemy aircraft that doesn't appear to have noticed you, DON'T SHOOT IT! It will usually end in up destroying you.
that victorian lady comparison had me laughing
Dont destroy enemy terminals. Just because it gives xp doesn't mean it's usefull. Unless you have the situational awareness and experience to decide something like that let the infiltrator hack it.
+NonameFTW BUT destroy yours when your tower is being attacked and you have a sundy nearby
Use thin clothing, your hitbox is the same but appears thinner. Plus it’s useful when looking around corners.
1. Lock your stealth sundy and watch it die quickly when no one can jump in it to defend. Players are smarter these days and don't jump in like they use to and start firing at the tanks across the map. I don't defend locked vehicles. As an engy, i drop mines and jump in to make sure that precious logistics aren't lost by wayward vehicles. I don't fire unless found.
Another tip related to revives.
Always, always, always, ALWAYS accept revives. There's practically no reason not to. When you accept a revive, the death you would have gotten is waived (Dat KDR doh) and whoever revived you gets XP (And certs, as a result) for his efforts.
Even if you plan to go somewhere else on the world map, just accept the revive and redeploy.
Hahaha number 15 was awesome!
farm tip: if you see an enemy deployed sunderer, never destroy it. Camp it.
Thx I used to shoot it with an RPG till it blew up
I would LOVE the game alot more, if I had a better graphics card.
but it still is fun when you are in the VR training.
Tip #9 is useless now because NC MAXS don't have Slugs anymore. So here is a replacement: When using a bolt action sniper rifle, use left sift to steady the shot.
The NC MAX is the most OP in my opinion. Good at close range, at long range, and now slugs allow medium... VS are really only good at long range and sometimes medium, while TR... Close range (unless facing NC) and okay at medium (unless facing VS)
In addition to the last one. Get out if what you enjoy is cheating or hacking. No one will ever like you, not even your team mates, so uninstall the game and go play something else.
+Deathcap Rabadon (Deathcap9087) also with Tomcats
Same with people who use HE Lightnings :^)
Another Tip: if you see a pile of dead teammates, don't go near it as you'll probably end up joining them.
you are so helpful thank you
Nice Tips :) and video!!
the last one I think is pretty important. ive been told several times by outfits to play how they want me to vwn though im in a different outfit and I have a different play style
03:22 wooww :D
the room full of infils made me laugh...I play as an NC cloaker and all too often I find more TR infils hunting me down trying to get the drop on me
The best thing i learned from this video: after you c4 a max, place another c4 around it to kill the medic xDD
#15 he will be missed.
0:07 that voice crack tho
that last one gave me butterflies cause i hear it all the time XD
"so called pro' tells you your not playing right
'average player' tells you that you play how you want to
''dev' bans the average player due to harassment towards so called pro XD
'me' currently WTFing over the situation
Hahaha 3:21 That's funny (the number's of infi)
Thank u so much
I'm gonna get the game later but I want to know a few things first.
1. What is the hardest faction because I want to start off as them because I want to hone my skills with them as well as having a fun while also challenging.
2. Are vehicles like tanks hard to use? I say this because I'm usually infantry in games like these & want to start using vehicles.
And lastly, Is engineer a good class to start because I want to use vehicles & repair teammates so I can help keep the push going.
The factions are all pretty similar. I suggest you just pick the one that seems coolest to you. The classic test is: How do you want your gun to sound? BLAMBLAMBLAM, RATTATTAT-TAT, or PEW PEW PEW? If 1, NC. If 2, TR. If 3, VS.
Air vehicles are difficult, ground vehicles are not difficult. I have a lot of fun with my Vanguard.
Engineer is a great class to start with. In addition to what you mention, engineers & medics are the easiest way to get certs in general and by far the easiest way to get certs as a new player.
Omg i had this moment as a heavy xdd 3:16 5 infiltrators in a room with me i sprayed 3 down with my filtfy mg before i got headshotted.
what about changing personalsettings ini file? there you can change the "auto uncloak on fire" to NO. It was horrible when DBG changed this to YES without Settings to undo ingame.
Damn imagine if yu have a platoon of infiltrators with smg's then yall have tu drop out from the skies then all infils stays on a checkpoint then a random vs comes then wen he opens he's flashlight boom gonna be straight out like in an alien movie
U are soooo.... right bout #25 too many experts
what user config do you use?
what gun are you using as light assult in vanu team
Dear VS and NC: Please ignore tip number 7. Just keep pulling vehicles for me to c4, and sitting exposed at the edge of the airpad in engi turrets.
...Please?
Sorry but I can't find all those buttons you mention on my Dualshock4...
nr 13 kinda blew my mind. I would always press to yell. delete it and write tell. and then get the players name wrong a couple of times
Hey Joshino, what do you think about factions ? Which one is your main,which one is more enjoyable and which one fits on beginners ?
Vanu or nc. Tr dont have the most controlsble guns. Took me a long time to realize how amazing they become though.
There isn't exactly a beginners faction but NC are probably the hardest due to the highest recoil in their default guns. I think the VS are the most interesting faction having the heat mechanic, lasher and other fun things. Saying that all factions have their own quirks been playing NC mostly atm. :)
Joshino What about TR ? You didn't mention that :)
Tip 5: I actually took on an NC max and killed him with just my knife, it was beautiful
Fuck you
Number 15. Burger King foot lettuce...
Locking stealth sundy is not always good idea. On one hand if you hide it well there is not going to be opponents to shoot at and expose the thing, on the other hand if enemies do finds it it is nothing more frustrating, than trying to defend the vehicle with it's weapons only to find out that I can't because goddamn thing is locket.
if your sundy is taking damage you can unlock it
if you don't have a jetpack use the sheild
Cheers
26: don't aim when an enemy is close to you. i saw you got most kills from that :)
Fast food has long guides? Makes sense, lol.
3:11 i lol'ed
How on earth are you that quick at Shooting in cqc without dying no less? I too Keep moving, but I feel like the time to kill me is like 1 second and the time to kill the enemy is at least 3 seconds. The only times I ever got kills was when I either was in an AA-Turret, gunning enemy tanks down with the light assault´s grenade launcher Thing, surprise attacking an enemy (even then it mostly doesn´t work since there is always another guy who notices me before I could kill my Primary target (who ate 1/3 of my Magazine)) or using a shotgun on almost Point-blank range.
1:48 haha! =)
Does anyone know if u can get weapon skins on the PS4
How about: Do not engage an enemy at a range or situation unsuitable for your current weapon. All you'll do is cause minimum damage and give away your position. All enemy in the vicinity are then able to train their appropriate weapons on your dumbass.
n19 Or get a big mousepad like the steelseries QcK XXL
Plz help i have 200fps but my ping kills me
3:22 damn
how do you spot in ps4 though
Sooooo.... stalker camo knife is a good strategy?!
You sound like Bear Grylls
ive played this since beta and didnt now about control f10