Stop Wasting Your Loadout! | Hunt Showdown Tips and Tricks
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2023
- The worst way to waste your gear is by leaving it unused. This video teaches mindsets and tips and tricks to encourage you to use all your gear when you in a match. Often times the bounty hunt can be determined by using all your weapons, tools, consumables, and traits.
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first time catching a video, there is a lot of great content here to keep the player-base rolling without confusion on just the consumable segment, great work! Also there is a point that you don't necessarily need to fill every slot. A bad habit is to always take full kit to every game. Tool slots for me are the bread and butter, but the consumable slot is basically a support bar in how I build. Each player is different and different solutions prop up from different play styles. Only take what you plan to use in consumables as often the game will offer you consumable boxes and loot bodies to fill slots accordingly.
For example: Vetterli, scottfield you can make a ammo save by taking nuckle knife, throwing knives/axes, and you can take decoys, fuses, or fake dyno that allows you mobility and play ability
1) Basic decoys are very handy. (just noticed there is a video from this channel explaining decoys so wont go further then already typed)
A) Silently can break lanterns above cages and with some skill can even make players think your in a separate location by setting off cages, birds, or even hit doors during your rotation.
B) cheap (6$) option to make better use of throw-able options while using terrain, they make sounds of hunter foot steps on all surface types, giving a trick to positioning, if you throw behind cover thats common then often you can squeak a window licker to peek that spot and land a cheeky kill if your quick and accurate
2) Throwing knives, Throwing Axes, and Fuses have an absolute power play built in depending on scenarios, however they often save consumables outright or can fake consumables if you don't!
A) Blankfire decoys and Fuses have insane ability to be a pain, but they have 1 instantly common prospect, throwing them at barrels will auto detonate them (For that matter you can also place lanterns in places that allow you to hurl at barrels within a set area if you don't have traps), standard fuses are great for getting rid of attacking bees, igniting oil (Which can create a instant oil fire wall as well as delay the barrel from exploding for a moment to give a delay to your location. This is a easy counter to hive bombs as well as creates a blanket of light during night fights and noise opportunities (cheap for 3 to 4 throws).
B) Thrown Weapons have there own features damages, and reflect that as such
1) Throwing knives count as pierce, when swinging them they count as rend, however with the trait for upgrading melee it switches to pierce for heavy with more dmg
2) Throwing Axes drop like a brick and hit hard while carrying less throw-able then the thrown knives, the axes are best suited at killing AI by hitting weak-points as its rend damage is the only dmg type it gets even with the melee perk. This makes the weapon which 1 taps hunters center mass a great choice for killing high priority heavy targets like the Armored category as 1 weak-point hit (head-shot or back) can seriously beat it or almost kill it
3) All throwing weapons can be grabbed out of the target, so if they are bleeding and they have little time to fix it, you can charge and grab the knife/axe and it will generally repeat the damage per item pulled out (same for crossbow shots, all of these also can be used with bolt seer and be used to track a person who your teammate might be chasing after as well)
C) As the blankfires are a gun type, fuse decoys act like a dynamite/frag and make noise to compensate, you can throw 1 of these and 1 of the real ones side by side and then switch it up as you fight to create a random element as people don't know what is live grenades or not, which save you time, resources, and can stretch time for revives!
On average my kit would be Vetterli, scottfield, knuckle knife, med-kit, fuse (choke if in team), and decoys/throwing axe
Consumables for the kit above I'd run 2 vit shots, 1 stam shot, 1 regen shot
(this creates a somewhat flex-able kit as I have stealth, utility, heals, and AI orientated kit in hand without wasting my weapon choice on ammo/variant to do what a tool slot can. This also opens up weapon opportunities people dont usually think of, such as Specter Shotgun with Le Matt for additional shotgun ammo and a fairly reliable pistol option)
Another great way to add utility to a weapon is alternate fire options don't have to be devastating. A Le Matt pistol can switch the shotgun to star shell which can be used as a expedient to detonate barrels in fights, set off crows, remove incoming bees without changing from a fire-arm (it sounds like a flare gun so they will probably try to push it thinking your switching at times, this gives counter fire to there push).
Keep an open mind as there are a lot of game-play opportunities to mess with!
Lots of good stuff in here. I always forget about flares taking out bees!
@@HuntShowdownLab a lot of this stuff is overlooked. I'd say showing utility and how these things work can be really neat. Most of the time reading doesnt get the point accross so you might want to add to it and do your own video showcasing scenarios and how you'd use it. Again cobtebt looks solid so far so i just threw a couple good reminders in there, most of which we overlook till we do it on accident lol
It's a bad habit to not fill your consumable slots.
Always two healing consumables (no debate on that), stamina shot and antidote shot.
Stamina is mobility and antidote is a whole debuff/effect negated for most of the game.
You can use them at the start of game or as soon you see refill.
It's a nobrainer unless you intent to run from all fights and just want to farm money.
Not even a minute in to the video, and this guy already has made the best and straightforward case to subscribe than I have ever seen
Exactly
Always a fan of informative videos on Hunt. Even with thousands of hours, i soak up all i can, no matter if i already knew something. Sometimes, its nice to be reminded of that little tip you forgot a year ago.
Much appreciated.
"okay time to put my new found knowledge to the test!"
*Bang* "aaaah uhh"
Tis the way of hunt, lol.
6 Star Player here with over 2,000 hours. Do NOT use your Stamina shot at the beginning of a gunfight. If you haven't already used it yet (to find clues rapidly and aren't running Conduit), then hold it for the "final chase" or "final run." Experienced players will know exactly what I'm referring to for either scenario. In regards to Regeneration shot, you can pop it at the beginning of a gunfight, which is not a bad idea for new players. But as you gain more experience and become better, you'll learn NOT to pop it immediately. Instead, hold on to it UNTIL you get hit. Why? As you get better in gunfights, you and your buddies will begin to wipe teams without even taking a scratch and if you popped it already, then that's a total waste of a Regeneration shot, which could have come in handy for a subsequent fight in that same match. So, as you get more comfortable with your squad and entering into gunfights, learn to hold on to it until you get hit. Then pop that baby, especially if multiple teams are around. The rest is solid advice for new players. Enjoy my fellow hunters and see you in the bayou. :)
I appreciate the feedback, thanks for chiming in!
Another tip: be consistent as to which slot you assign your tools and consumables. A gunfight can go a lot smoother if you only need to tap a number key to bring out your Medkit or Vitality Shot, instead of frantically scrolling the mousewheel.
That’s a good one!
Mines always axes - medkit - traps/decoy - chokes.
I bound 4 and 5 to Q and T
Same with console though. If your items are always in the same slot it makes the item wheel easier to navigate in high stress situations. Having that vitality/medkit/melee tool in a familiar slot can be the difference in winning or losing a fight.
You can lock your load out UI and set the opacity to very low so you have a constant reminder of what you have in your consumable slots and tools
Yes, I made the same. You don't have to scroll or switch to know what are in your pockets, and you won't make additional noise
@@IngviD I don’t even have my scroll bound anymore, everything is on a hot key
After beating one too many immolators with a talon I started putting certain charms on weapons to remind me if has a melee attachment or if it's a swift.
Great tip!
This is one of my biggest pieces of advice to people I introduce to Hunt. Being hyper aware of every tool and trait you have can truly make or break a game. I became a significantly better player myself when I learned this skill.
2 Tips that helped me a lot: First, i set my loadout to "always visible" and then changed the opacity down to like 0.2. This way it doesn't obscure my vision at all, and you will ALWAYS know what is in your loadout. I changed it after i died to someone and swapped weapons to check my loadout and wasnt ready to shoot back because i was in the swapping animation.
Second: stop using mouse wheel to pick your stuff, assign fixed buttons for example vitality shots, you need them quick and you also need some muscle memory to pull them in a stressy situation. When you are being chased by a melee like in the clip you don't really wanna go and scroll back and forth 3 times before you hit the item you want. Also even if you hit it instantly, it is still slower to equip because the game still waits a bit to see if you don't keep scrolling.
Sorry if these have been stated already, didn't read through all comments. Happy Hunting!
I actually have a 12 button map and have everting set to its own button. I’ve just been too lazy to do the muscle memory bit.
That chase was so goofy. The scrolling back and forth was actually me thinking what to do and if I would be able to actually win it with the talon.
I appreciate the tips, thanks for chiming in!
I've started using my explosives defensively, throwing them out to prevent getting rushed while I heal up, and I've gotten a ton of value off of it. It doesn't usually get any kills, but I'll often hear the enemies back off once I throw something out.
This your first shooter?
your videos are fire plain and simple. need more hunt youtubers that isnt just gameplay of their matches
Great video. Although I respectfully disagree with the one statement you made. You had said “If you and your opponent both don’t know where each other are, consider tossing a consumable where your best guess of their location is.”
I think you are right to an extent , but in the example clip provided, I don’t think that was the best idea. If you are behind hard cover, then sure, if you think someone is within throwing distance of like a frag bomb, then let er rip. But in a tall field like that, where the cover is just visual and not hard cover(like a brick wall) I don’t think it’s a good idea. If they are close enough to you, they can either shoot where they hear the fuse getting lit, or just push right into you, if they’re close enough.
I guess what I’m saying is you are fairly vulnerable to an extent when you’re in the process of lighting and throwing something with a longer fuse time.
Just my two cents, great video regardless. Appreciate your content.
Just play with your inventory HUD always on. That's what I've done for that last 1300 hours or so. Helps a ton with utilizing your whole loadout (you can set opacity very low as well if you like)
That's what I do, HUD always on, very low opacity so I can still see everything I have.
Same, helps me always be aware of what I have with me and how much of it. Just wish I could make the 'item bar' UI smaller.
That's my thing... It's big and an eyesore when I don't want it. That's entirely the smart thing to do.
This is a really great video with practical advice that most Hunt youtubers don't cover. People not properly using the tools available to them is one of the biggest deciders in successful matches imho.
Also, your description has a few typos. "it's worst way to waste your gear" for example.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the callout on the typos, I appreciate it!
I've only had the game for a week and you just described what I've been doing the entire time. I also will go to the Rifle Range to explore how to use some of the things.
3:35 to add to this tip, dynamite can also be used to cover your movement due to all the dirt that gets kicked up from one detonating. Choke bombs can also be used for this purpose due to its "hazy" effect, although it isn't as effective in my opinion
Love the dynamite smoke. It’s helped me make many revives!
@@HuntShowdownLabdo either of you know if a bigger bundle translates to a denser, wider, or longer lasting smoke cloud?
@@LeMicronaut yes, the big dynamite bundle in particular creates a LOT of smoke for a long time (enough to perform 2 revives)
Great video, man! Tbh this is exactly what I needed to hear when I was a newbie and now it's all second nature. Definitely wish I heard this when I started
Thanks! That’s exactly what I’m aiming for, helping those newish players.
I disabled the auto hide for my action bar and turned the opacity so it's somewhat see-through for that exact reason you mentioned about remembering your loadout.
Hunt lab always bringing great content! 🔥
Great video man!🤙🏽
ok, i appreciate the whole "this is a part time info dump and i need support to continue doing this" thing, but i dont think putting it at the beginning will help but instead turn people away. put your best most "oh shit why didnt i think of that" tips in the middle and then the "please sub" add after that, that way people will not only sub afterwards but will stay for more.
Thanks for the input. This was a one time announcement about opening channel memberships. Plugs to anything will not be this intrusive in general.
I always say "don't die with stuff in your pockets"
good vid, i disagree with the regen shot thing though, i use it after i get shot since i play solo and always sick near cover, but in a team DEFINENTLY pop before fights since fighting at boss compounds can become lengthy if multiple teams show up. Good vid al around keep up da work big man :3
That’s fair. I play teams 99% of the time.
Wow, i actually loved this video even though i have never played hunt. Great animations, voice over, and simplicity.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hind sight is 20/20. You can best learn from the mistakes you make when you fail. Some times your have not options and other times you forget your options in the heat of combat
This
A bit of the videos main topic but Im literally running mostly just winnie, silenced nagant or officer, dusters, med kit, flare pistol, chokes, 3 cheap vitality shots and ammo box(or waxed dynamite). This is my go to loadout for 90% of the time. I never run out of money. If you learn how to use cheap weapons and equipment, they can be as deadly as mosins and lebels for 500-ish hunt dollars and other expensive gear. Literally the loadout I just wrote is as expensive as that one mosin.
I have the gadget menu listed on the HUD at all times, and I turned down the HUD opacity so that it's transparent. I can always see what I have, and I make use of it more for it.
This is solid, man.
Good guides for new players and people 4* and under. Will be showing these to friends who try and get into hunt, thank you
Awesome thank you! Newer players are exaclty who I'm creating this for.
If you’re .9 K/D and 4 star after four years of playing hunt it seems like you could use that advice too
This was amazing
When i started out i couldnt hit anything.
So i relied on explosive to get kills. Good times
Yeah... definately use them as a crutch myself.
“Lollygaygin’ at the waygin”
The midwestern runs deep!
there's an option that lets you have your equipment always visible but semi transparent which I always use. Never felt obstructed, and it helps immensely with making me remember what I have. switching just to see what you have is a huge waste of attention you need focused on what's around you, not to mention the noise caused by switching without whispersmith. I consistently take decoy fuses, with shots and a beetle (maybe ammo box if my guns need it) because I know that 9 times out of 10 a decoy does the same job anyway assuming you're not spamming buildings hoping to get lucky or something, and at the same time creates unique opportunities for revival, healing and rushdowns since it creates an area only you and your teamates (who you'd better communicate what you throw to) are allowed to be in for the 6 second duration and turns backs where you want them, yet when I do loot a bomb from a box or something I am still quite likely to use it if a situation for it comes because it's always on my screen. Second note; Maybe you have a more aggressive playstyle that makes you confident you'll end the fight before your regen, but I strongly disagree with saying regen shots are better used pre-emptively always. ever since the update that lets you respec I've been taking consistent doctor (respecing legendary hunters and stacking hunters to maximize dark tribute points) and regen shots without vitalities and I use the regens to "top off" my hp if I can't justify using a full heal, but especially with weak shots if I were using them beforehand they'd become useless in far too many situations. By all means there are lots of appropriate times to pre-pop a regen, but you need to make sure you're reasonably confident you're not going to be held up by staking out shotgun campers, chasing running away teams, or even the complete opposite effect from "single peek fights" where you're only taking a single hit that justifies a full heal without having time to wait for regen (though considering the heal speed update and vigor doubling the effect maybe you're able to have time to regen more often). healing a theoretical 10 or so hp between getting hit twice and it saving your life is possible but usually unlikely, make sure you know the risks of both pre-popping and saving your regen and make an informed bet on what will happen and what will be needed. that all aside keep in mind this is coming from someone who has a person they never play without and always have voice comms with (except ratting but that doesn't count) so my experience is a little different from most and very different from solo players.
I personally ALWAYS bring at least a vitality shot, a regeneration shot and a frag grenate (almost a free kill every time)
The 4th slot is variable, but so I always know what I have in my inventory and I never waste or forget anything.
2:20 u can also leave ur equipments on display all the time instead of having it fade away, its kind of nice to have on even when ur downed cuz u can see ur teamates items and let them know that they could do this and that(if they dont mind suggestions or backseat gameplay) but sometimes they probably dont have their thing in view and dont know what theyve got, ive had a few pple be like if only i had this n that and im like...but u did lol
You can also see they’re loadout with the escape key. It’s so hard not to backseat drive when you’re dead…
Thanks for another yet informative and interesting video @HuntLab
You bet
Not using consumables in any game is my bane. I'm too much of a collector :P
Great video and solid advice!
So many Vulneraries !
😂😂 where it all began 😂😂
Lots of great tips here, albeit most I just learned the hard way of suffering enough to drill my loadouts into my memory lol
Great Video. I just had a trip back to the lobby because I was pushed with a shotgun and didn't use my Dynamite because "I might need it later" mentality
Unfortunately, later never came...
I think that if you play in teams, taking two explosives is bettar than a clasic fire bottle + explosive. Fire is useful pretty much only for solos, but lanterns are enough if you can get a teammate to cover the body. Taking two explosives however can save your life in combat and is often cheaper
I'm about to go through and watch all your vids
Welcome to the channel! Enjoy!
My favorites are sticky bombs, silenced pistol, and the Winfield riposte.
My fav consumerable loadout nowaday is
1-Frag/Dynamite bundle, frag has more killing power and pressure the enemy with bleed when it doesn't kill them but Dynamite has more utility
2-Concertina bomb, great for aoe denial and body lockdown, boss lair defense as well as killing people if you got them cornered
3-Poison bomb for sneaky body lockdown, most of the time people won't have poison resist so this+concertina tripwire will kill them if they got necro'ed (even with Resillience trait) and allow you to do other thing rather than guarding the body to prevent revive
4-This one is for utility, for general use i bring a small regen shot especially if i my last hp bar is a small one, it save so many med kit charges in the long run, if not then a stamina shot or bettle is neat to have on hand
Always a good day when Hunt Lab drops a new one!
Thanks!
100% love your shit and can't wait to see more. But I just got to say that I was Hella caught off guard by your pronunciation of "waygon," lol.
Midwestern runs deep in my veins, don't'cha know!
I love your videos
then theres me, running around with 3 syringes (vitality, stamina and regen) and an Ammo box or beetle
vitality is for the one quick heal if people get too close
regen is used if Im tagged (Vigor value)
stamina is used if I need to move fast
ammo box is obvious
beetle is for scouting out compounds if im not sure someones still there.
otherwise it makes sense, throwables shouldnt be hoarded and can be used in many different ways.
Awesome channel! 😃👌🏻 Where are you from? Canada? "Wagens"
Close! Minnesota!
I’m greedy so I always go in with a super bare minimum load out, all I ever usually buy is a knife and medkits, maybe a fire bottle, then use the load outs on the hunters I buy
I take regen, stam, antidote every game. With the new buffs, you can replace doctor + physician with vigor and heal insanely fast without sacrificing move speed. My 4th consumable slot is either an ammo box or a concertina bomb. Once you realize how easy it is to find tool boxes or climb towers for a free consumable, you don't really need to bring frag/dynamite/firebombs into a match ever again. If I'm running a shotgun I'll switch out the concetina bomb for a frag just because room clearing is fun. One thing I notice playing with less experienced hunters is that they forget to use their choke bombs for any reason other than putting out fire. You can obscure vision from a sniper to get a sneaky rez, flush people out of boss lairs (or just make them cough for easier wallbangs. Even just tossing one out from behind cover when you're about to peak can make people holding the corner lose focus for a second and give you an advantage.
There’s so much more to chokes than people realize!
My key to having maintained a pretty penny's worth of money despite not having prestieged in the past ~500hrs is simply bringing relatively barebones loadout, consisting only of things that I know that ill use somewhat frequently or tings that I'm very familiar with as well as being dependent on the "game climate"
If I'm getting insta-headshot the moment I turn a corner across a compound every match, I'll only bring 2 weak vitality shots on top of my regular toolset (50-25-25-50 or triple 50 will fully heal with a weak vitality if the first 50 is halfway healed)
If I'm finding myself in attrition situations, I'll probably bring 3 as well as a regen shot (weak)
Realizing the romero loaded with one set of slug and one of buckshot still being cheaper than a rival was also a pretty big mindbreak, taking my budget weapon game to the next level lol
I feel like I do better when I bring cheap stuff anyways. Probably more because I don’t feel the loss.
@@HuntShowdownLab Haha I completely get that!
Oh, important thing about wire. I'm not sure if this applies to dumdum as well, but poison rounds cannot go through it. So you're half right about it.
This really screwed me over at one point and that once instance of what could have been an easy kill being lost made me seriously think about what guns I want it on. Which really is overkill considering it's not too often you run into chickenwire.
I’ve seen Incendiary pass through it too. It kinda just does what it wants.
Is it a sphere blocker centered on the wire detonation source or are the shot blockers buffered volumes around the visible wire?
We're talking about chicken wire not concertina.
@@Scott.E.H oh thought it was a nickname. Tried looking it up, is it like the small grating for some of the slit windows in sheds?
Putting down other players will not be tolerated here. This is not the place to stroke your ego.@@wigglytuffgaming
2:08 Another thing that I did was to have my HUD always on but very low opacity. It has definitely made me remember what I have better and it means you dont have to swap your weapon to check your equipment
Great idea for a Hunt channel... When everyone and their mother is sharing duo and trio wipes..
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Thank you, glad you like the vision!
I am a guy who hasn't really lost himself in games in a long time. This game is like heckin crack this is the best I've played in over a decade
100% I usually spend a little time in a lot of Games. It’s rare I put 100+ hours into one game. This has kept me around for 500+. I love the environment, setting, and guns.
Im sending this to my friends 😂
Thank you for sharing!
not hating, more of a tip, consummable boxes refil your reusables first, before giving more consumables 2:16 you said you threw a molly to get a better consumable due to having pack mule, while not being toped of on your reusables, thus wasting a molly
Yeah, I noticed that after editing., but the general point remains true. In the moment I forgot I had used the tool.
@@HuntShowdownLab i guess if someone is able to notice that they would get the point anyway, and if not, abusing pack mule and perks in general is defently something they need to hear
BTW there's a setting to have your loadout always visible at an opacity you choose - this has the minor benefit of always knowing what you're packing silently
Also I thought vulture automatically takes the special third looting 'tickets' without using the base 2 'tickets', don't quote me though
Vulture lets you loot bodies that are out if ‘loots’. My group has messed this up often. :(
They still use one of the normal 2 loots if they do it first.
Also, don't ever use vitality shots. Just bring 2 Regen shots into every game, until they nerf them and forget about health management. The game is now a Call of Duty-style game for you.
Yeah, you'd think the vitality shot would give like a temporary 25pt over heal or something given the time it takes to use.
can you make a video about improving aim?
I’ve got to improve mine first! Its one k want to make eventually.
A great Channel with super interesting & informing Videos I found here! Instantly left a Follow too of course! - keep the great Work up & you‘ll raise a lot!⭐️
Awesome, thank you!
I use regens every game and always only use them after I got hit. This has never got me killed in 4 and 5 stars. In fact it gives me more time out of it. If I pop it before the fight it might be running out before I even get hit. Please don't use your regens wastly. What if the fight doesn't start like you anticipated it? What if you don't get hit? ...
Personally, I’ve been in more situations where I got punished for using them too late than too soon. I see your point though. That’s just hasn’t been my experience yet.
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Lolligehgin at teh wehgin
2:40 after all you didin't bring choke bombs and let your mate loose all hp... beautiful!
40 seconds in and this is the easiest sub of my life dude
Thanks! Welcome to the channel.
Also perfection comes with repetition....
Tbh I love and die by the drag bomb shit is a portable nuke if there is nothing for enemy hunters to get behind.
However I will admit that hunt has just devolved into camping with a shotgun if you want to make money
I aggressivley refuse to play stuff just because it's good, and will forever pay for it in rank.
The variety and setting of the game is so much fun for me. I get why people want to play meta stuff, but the grind for star ratings just isn't for me.
@@HuntShowdownLab I wouldn't say I use meta stuff but I also don't like using weapons that leave me at a disadvantage and equipment that does either
i'm 80 % of the time awre i got a dyno or frag i get prob 50 % of my kills with them lol but i STOPPED taking Swift ... i ALWAY'S wanna top of my bullets and i am a 5.2 k player and just not used to swift weapons ... usually take a ammo box as well but ... man do i hate when i reload my swift xD
Here’s the best tip: play soul survivor for free everything
always buy choke bomb when you playing with team
another tip, recruit and dismiss the free hunters to gain a vault of contraband. i have 1 or 2 hunters ready to go, then i have a whole roster of hunters that ive recruited with good perks with inventories FILLED with contraband so i dont have to spend that $$
Of course this doesn't matter if you're rich, and the frag bomb is the most deadly of the throwables imo.
You’re right, but the video is about remembering to use the stuff you bring rather than the hunt dollar value of any item.
Chicken wire count as wood?
It's a bit of a weird one, depending on how you hit it, it can either let the bullet pass through with a small dmg reduction or completely eat your bullet. Fighting around chicken wire is really messy, especially with shotguns, and I don't recommend it. If you're up close enough to the wire, though, you can pop a shot through the holes between the links.
I don't know exactly what it does, it just doesn't make sense. I've seen fire ammo go though it, which shouldn't pen anything.
Not to mention how you keep hitting it with the knife and it doesn't break. Then you change the angle and it breaks right away.
@@mediumplayer1 wrong wire sweetie
I think my average loadout cost is between 650-800 hunt dollars.
Talks about loadouts and let his teammate burn down, because he doesnt has choke bombs, but two kind of decoys. :D
Earned a new sub with this one off to check the channel
Glad to have you! Enjoy the other vids!
As a 5 star hunt veteran with $200,000 hunt dollars, I approve this message.
More money = more good
@@wigglytuffgaming no it really doesn’t. A friend of mine got kicked at the start of the match. I went on got 2 kills then died and burned. He finally got back in and just walked to extract. He went from a 3 star to a 4 star for getting kicked and extracting. 🤣
"If youre not going to use it why bother bringing it"
So I can loot money off hunters.
This is the most basic advice ever
Thanks, that's exactly what I'm going for. The people with 3k hours already know how to play the game. It's the inexperianced people who need it. 6 stars like you are always welcome to stop by, but not my target audience.