Except it isn't. The older you get the worse off you are when it comes to those fine movements. It's the newer generation that went from pampers to 4 to 8+ hour gaming sessions. The "aiming gods" are generally fairly young 15 to 20ish. Can't forget ping and specs. Even if your a better shot, if the server registers their press before yours even if you clicked first, you still lose. Imo shitty servers are a driving factor of huge clips and prefiring every corner.
It seems like when i go low geared I go against players that I have a good fight with but die. If i go highly geared I usually die by head, eyes before I even shoot a shot or just come across another geared player.
I generally play with super budget (early wipe) gear because not only does it help with gear fear, but it also teaches you to play better by learning player behavior and how to outplay people who have superior gear. Its also way more rewarding when you get kills or get cool loot.
my nr1 mistake has been for a long time. Thinking that other players always know exactly where i am at, and delay the gunfight for as long as i can until they actually really do know where i am at.
One thing thats helped me drastically is literally just taking it super slow. I think once your good enough youll know the areas to run and when not to. But seriously next time your creeping along stop crouch and take a look around...youll start to notice there arent as many angles on you as you thought. Ive had times where just by sitting still ive either hide from groups of enemies or was able to get the jump on someone.
The flip side to this is going so slow you don’t get to the good loot on time and run into enemy players when and where you wouldn’t normally have .and oftentimes more than you would have .
I still make mistakes, I have yet to have luck and it's hard to stay motivated to play the game, I love the loot the economy and the rush I get when I get a kill. But it's so damn rare and I usually just lose all my starting loot.
work on everything in this video and look up tactic guides. I used RUclips guides to refine my tactics, positioning, movement and composure in a fire fight and have seen huge improvements in my survivability. Sometimes though you just get blindsided from an angle you could never cover and loose everything anyway. Scav runs are the answer, alternate between PMC and Scav make decent money from scav runs as they are a lot easier to survive and then use that money to stockpile decent gear for future raids. That way if you do die by random chance or you fuck up and panic fire a whole clip in to the wall next to the enemy's head, it doesn't hurt so much to loose the gear cause you already have replacements.
@@kanjo4976 3 times?? lmao i’ve gone 8 pmcs in a row dying and lost about a 800k roubles that day. my entirety of my tarkov experience is one step forward, two steps back no matter what i do
The only problem with “don’t worry about your meta m4” is that all of these high level players decked out in Ninja Turtle armor DO. As a new player trying to break in its extremely discouraging when you don’t even have access to all the ammo types and guns and can’t survive enough to get there in a reasonable amount of time. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not giving up. But the reality is it fucking sucks until you have access to stuff that the people pooping on you do.
I know all of this is old but this is what I do. Sounds messed up but..so the Ukraine is busy at the moment. I us the eur Ukraine servers and it’s SO quiet. Like to the point that I STILL run in the open like an idiot but I get away with it 98% of the time but as soon as I hop on US servers I’m dying on average 1 minute no joke. So I scav and rat on Ukraine servers pinging 150..yes it’s a lot but what does it matter when all I’m doing is looting and popping scavs? I do this until I have too much gear I won’t sell that i can afford losing and tons of money then hop back on us and try my quests and what not that way I don’t always suck at the game and I can at least gear up and have no gear fear which is pointless but does peek it’s ugly head out. I’m 7 weeks in and tonight frustrated. That’s why I’m here. Anyway, hope that helps someone. Go to a “quiet” server like across the pond when it’s 2 am on a Monday there but 3pm here. It’s gotten me much further than where I thought I’d be st all honestly. I thought learning a map was terrifying..good luck.
Thanks man for this summary! I've noticed that Tarkov is 60-75% mental game. In my case if I play in hurry, pissed off, tired, nervous or with hyperactivity kicking in (ADHD), results are usually bad. Same goes if I let enemy to get inside my head. Took a long to accept the fact that gotta take some breaks between some raids, if get killed don't let it affect on mindset, if enemy plays cheeky or "dirty", just back your feelings couple of steps backwards and re-focus yourself thinking "this is just another joker on grinder". Other thing is also to respect yourself and your opponents. Like if some lvl10 dude plays you down and you die, that was good work from him/her and sometines tough luck for you. Nothing in Tarkov comes free, except sudden death from dark corners and too far to see horizons. That's the soul of the game, and that's why I love it so much.
Ofline raids with difficulties set as "same as online" with high amouht of enemies and "scav war" turned on is good way to simulate a live match as the scavs will fight eachother.
I just stopped doing PvP and just focus on PvE and since then I've been having more fun if PvP does come for me I just run eheh I may not get the big XP but I get to keep my loot 😁
Other thing to learn is the tactical standard stuff. Try to choose the place and time to fight, don't fight from disadvantage positions. If you can't beat the enemy just retreat, it's a survival shooter, sometimes you need to dodge fights.
Couldn't agree more. Also letting your guard down for just a few moments due to fatigue, only a few hundred meters from extract etc can be so punishing.
Yeah if your at a disadvantage (gear or numbers) and out in the open some times its better to lay down some cover fire in their general direction and tactically retreat or as Gandalf would say "Fly you fool!!" I have lost count of how many times someone's fired on me from range and clipped me but not disabled me and I cant see their position and I'm really open so I calmly and with dignity run like hell and try to lose them. Also plenty of times the first shot gets you in the head and you be dead lol
@@reanimatestudios7792 My mantra as I approach extract and as I am extracting is "don't count your chickens, don't count your chickens" Its my way of reminding myself to not relax and get complacent and to stay sharp and alert. Tarkov is brutal and you are not safe until the last millisecond of the extract timer has run down... 0.3 millisecond's to extract you can still get domed! It's always when you feel most safe that you rudely get reminded that you aren't...ever.
my favorite part is getting killed literally 30 seconds after me spawning in. i understand the game is punishing but sometimes its fucking ridiculous. you can't get kills for shit until you unlock the black market and get decent ammo. i love this game but fuck me
Remembering that surviving the raid is the object of the game. Dont take stupid risks that might increase that risk. This includes taking on too much of a fight or trying to loot a geared boi that is down in an open spot when I know he has friends somewhere
I don’t, I’m level 14 and this my first wipe, should I be pissed that I’m losing fights cuz I don’t know what I’m doin, and at what point will I start to be confident in my abilities, I’m not a shitter to pc either I’m ge in csgo and losing is tilting
0:40 that is the problem tho about the ammo. 855 is the only ammo i can get because of my level and thus my ass gets kicked in raid and i dont progress to get better ammo and the cycle goes on and on and on
I'm heavily into research. I'll look something up a hundred times before I pull the trigger on it. I did the same with Tarkov. I'm not great but I can markedly see my growth by just doing the little things. Watching back my deaths, studying map rotations etc. I did a similar thing when I wanted to get better Fortnite. Some games are just time and practice with a bit of luck.
i came to this video because i wasted almost 2 newly wiped accounts and i had done 10+ raids and not gotten out of a single one. i wasn’t sure what i was doing wrong but right after i watched this video i loaded up into woods with a new mindset and came out with so much loot so thank you i have a newfound mindset to play with :D
He says why has the game stopped being fun, I just bought the game and no matter what I seem to die I can kill four people but die no matter what it just seems to happen the game stopped being fun after the first raid and has become more like torture from me loading into a raid with low tear guns and some body with a vss sprinting strait to my spawn and killing me within the first 30 seconds of the raid
my worst 2 deaths were: Going into factory with full killa gear and a guy with a scav vest on killing me because he was lagging all over the f'n place, and then one time I went into shoreline totally kitted out for nighttime and went in at the wrong time, then proceeded to get mowed down LITERALLY 1 minute in lol. but here I am coming back after like a 6 month break, we'll see how it goes.
I learned it’s not all that slow paced of a game. I came in with a more dayz like mindset and now it’s sort of seeming like fast paced is needed in come circumstances.
I've found scav runs are the best way for a beginner to pick map knowledge, gear and of course cash - l'd recommend everyone to do them when they're just starting out
I would recommend always alternating between PMC run and Scav run. If you do this, you often end up going in to raids with less gear fear cause you either just made bank or can on the next Scav run even if you die and loose all your gear. I found a reliable Scav run route through Reserve and can easily make 200k + without Flea Market and 500K + with Flea Market fairly easily on a moderately successful run. Pulled off a 850k Scav run yesterday (looted a second customs Marked key from a jacket and had decent luck with filing cabinets) and used that to finalize my kit for the next 6 or so runs. I wasn't that worried when I lost lvl 5 armor and an RPK on my next PMC run because my weapons and armor for the next 5 or 6 raids are sat in my stash waiting. Edit: also with the Scav karma changes friendly player Scavs are abundant and even friendly PMC's are becoming more frequent to find because the benefits of raising your fence rep/Scav karma are really quite good, better starting gear for Scavs and quicker cooldown between Scav runs thanks to higher Fence rep make a big difference in the long run.
I usually just run bottom tier gear with half decent ammo and trade up to better gear when I drop a player but I play like a rat in this game, especially when I’m solo which is good to learn maps and build a bank roll. One more thing look for stashed gear if your playing a scav and see a dead pmc on the floor chances are he had team mates and those teammates stashed his gear loom in hard to reach spots and weird areas and you’ll probably find something
i spent like 6 minutes puckered up in a dark corner cause i heard footsteps, finally thought that they were gone, then peeked my head outside of the building i was in, i instantly got fucking blasted by a scav with a shotgun. i'm not exaggerating, 6 FUCKING MINUTES.
Why is it that i have to be level 10 to do pretty much anything. I understand for smurfs or whatever etc. But i cant kill anyone bc im stuck with whatever ammo prapor has and the 5 rounds of ap im lucky enough to find at the fence. It sucks. I love the game and gameplay and i have been playing more and more, currently level 5 i just run shoreline bc i hate factory. But level 10 to access the flea market? Kinda lame.
I found for myself that i can best play with semi auto high calibre rifles like the m1a or vpr hunter with at least m80 ammunition in it, if not m62 or m61. I dont play enough to remember spray behaviour of all sorts of ak's and stuff and i dont want to spend the money and time to mod them to make them playable for me. With an m1a i can take out litteraly any big boy in the raid with 2 or 3 shots or sth center mass, and its controllable and not an ammo waste like a full spray out of an ak with bs ammo in it. And im good for close quaters and also longer ranges. I struggle most in those firefights where the enemy and me see or hear each other simultaneously. Often im not sure if they've heard or seen me already so i wait to not make noise and get naded, happened 3 times or sth today and it was basically my only cause of dying besides getting shot in the back. I need to be more agressive in those situations
Lower your sensitivity. Use either a 360 or 180 sensitivity (one 180 or one 360 when swiping from the furthest edge of your mouse pad to the other. Ideally you have a larger mouse pad.) Turn off anti-aliasing and turn off sharpness in the graphics settings. Turning both on causes the game to be very blurry and this makes it really hard to see at distance and to see what you're shooting at. Try using low-power scopes with backup sights (ACOG with RMR, SIG Bravo 2, HAMR) or low-power variable optics like the Valday, Elcan Specter, Burris Far Field, and EOTech Vudu. Also consider the Monstrum 2x scope, which is useful in both CQB and long range combat. It's easier to hit targets when they're larger on your screen but you have the option of simply using 1x in close quarters if you need to, but make sure you take into account how FOV changes the way scopes behave. At around 90 FOV and 50 FOV scopes look normal, but on any other setting the field of view in the scope becomes restricted. Also mounting some scopes on some weapons, like the Saiga 12, can cause them to also have funky FOV. Use full auto more in close quarters. A lot of players are scared to use it because they're afraid of missing shots and don't know how to control recoil, but realistically your hit probability is going to be higher within a certain range on full auto than otherwise. Recoil is easy to control and all you have to do is slightly pull down on the first few shots and then your PMC controls the recoil himself. If you don't use full auto you might not actually even deal enough DPS to kill highly geared players using some types of ammo. If you're using BT 5.45x39, for example, you will get decent armor damage but it's not going to pen level 4 on the first shot. You have to use full auto or you're just not going to win with BT. If you have trouble with recoil it's worth trying to level the recoil control still. It will passively level over time since it ticks up every time you shoot a few rounds or so, but if you want to power level it you just need to bring an insured AKS-74u and 160 PS rounds inside magazines into a raid, shoot them all, then hide them in a bush. I recommend bringing a pistol and a backpack when you do this so you can continue the rest of the raid and maybe pick up some loot before extracting. It will take a while but it's worth it. Hip fire in close quarters unless you're using a single-shot weapon or pistol, and preferably put a laser on your weapon for this purpose. Movement is just as important as shooting when you get into an aim duel, and if you can sufficiently throw off an enemy's aim you will win even if your aim is mediocre. Hip fire allows you to keep maximum mobility while simultaneously allowing you to shoot. Always sidestep or oscillate laterally in a random pattern to make it difficult to hit your head. Tarkov has pretty large peeker's advantage. In most games the server can't update fast enough to ensure that a passive player sees an enemy quickly peeking around a corner, so the peeker will always get 100 or 200 milliseconds to see and shoot before the passive player can respond. If you hold angles a lot in Tarkov you will die unless the enemy doesn't know where you are, so you should either be peeking quickly or holding off-angles that people won't expect. Make sure you're hitting in the torso/head region if you're using most rifles. There are occasions in which leg meta is the best option, but normally torso/head is more important. If you miss low even just a little bit you'll hit the stomach hitbox, which takes about as much damage as a leg, so you'll likely lose the fight because it seems like you dumped 14 rounds into him and he didn't even take much damage. The torso takes much more damage and you can easily 2 or 3-shot someone, so aim carefully. Make a conscious effort to aim at the region in between the torso and head on PMCs. When you're using iron sights and scopes it's important to consider how the weapon you're using and the zeroing setting change your point of impact. The Saiga 9 on the default zeroing setting shoots really high at 30 - 50 meters, for example. You can see it really easily if you grab green tracers and shoot them--the bullets go like 3 feet above the front sight at that range. If you aim at an enemy's head you will 100% miss if you're shooting high. I see a lot of streamers misunderstand that when they snipe, so they will have their scope set to a 50m zero and try to shoot at a target 100m away, and their rounds fly right over the enemy's head. The reason this happens is because zeroing works kind of like this: The sight axis (straight line extending from the sight) intersects the bore axis at such an angle that it's looking at where the bullet will hit at 50 meters; however, bullets arc in flight and the barrel is typically pointing higher than the sight axis to compensate, so the sight might cross the bore axis at 50m, but the round is going to drop back down again and cross the bore axis at 200 meters. The same is true for a 25m zero: The round will cross the sight axis at 25m and 300m. If you aim at a target 50m away with a 25m zero you will hit high. If you aim at 350m you will hit low.
i had the same exp. me and my buddy are in interchange he gets dropped by a 2 man and they push me.i win 1v1 and the 2nd gets tapped the reason they lost is coms and also m855a1 vs lvl 5 and i was using BP in my 7.62x39 AKM that buttered there armor
My problem is that i always think that the opp knows my location that way i delay the fight and if i don t look on my phone durring the loading screen i get anxious but 60% of the time the raid goes well.
Games broken at the core. I ran out a room in the resort, in to a guy I knew was there. Basically borderline rammed my M4 in his chest with M995, let off over a second of burst, then died to a shot to the face from him. He was wearing UNTAR. UNTAR. I say again, UNTAR armor. I died, he didn't. Fuck this game, I uninstalled as this shit happens too regularly.
The Tarkov experience: Scav: -no helmet -no armor Me: -Tier 3+ helmet high ricochet chance -armor, at least a paka if not a tier 4 Me: shoots the scav in the head at point blank range 3 times Scav: lives, shoots at the sky, kills me head eyes/head ears
I have tried everything in this and many other videos and it does not matter. I just shot a guy in the head with an M80 Round he brushed it off, got up and shot me in the face.
Well, thankfully we have reached a time after wipe where most people has cash enough so you get more back from insurance. The "not found in raid" may also have helped a bit. As someone else also mentioned, if you use cheap items people rarely take all you stuff now. Also "half broken" items like lvl 4 or even 5 armors or the armored wests too. Pvp people usually has their own stuff on & has no space for yours. Of cause there is hatchet runners & scavs that may "hoover" all you gear, but thankfully it isnt "early wipe" so it happens more & more rarely. Doing a few quick scav runs .. not to pvp .. but just to grab a few junk items & then immediately exit & sell it all. It all adds up. Or you can reuse the scav gear with better ammo of cause.
I just adopt a fun mindset after losing some gear. Got robbed of that nice rifle and a bunch of ammo? Time for a couple rounds as Mosin Man (tm) or just some asshole with a shotgun. I enjoy the lower stakes that come with that, and it’s always even more fun if it does end up working out, since clapping some geared-up gigachad commando-looking dude using a 100 year old bolt-action rifle and walking off wearing all his cool stuff is always a great feeling.
I try to follow the mentality, but I can’t get any ammo types for my weapons because I’m not a high enough level. I follow the tips, but I can’t do anything because of combat lag. Whenever I get into a firefight with a player, I just freeze and 3 seconds later I’m dead because there’s nothing I could do. I don’t know what to do to fix this. I have a pretty decent desktop. I can do offline matches just fine. I tried looking up guides but I couldn’t find anything. Does anyone here have any advice?
There are plenty of great vids on setting up for the best performance. If you havnt already try lowering the detail setting to gain a boost in your FPS, there won't be much of a visual decrease to the aesthetic but can have massive improvements on performance.
best advice turn your graphics very low. cause whats the point of hiding or using shadows if it doesnt render on your opponent screen and they can still see you.👍 cause of their cheap pc.
I'm LVL 30 mostly maxed hideout got to level 38 last wipe, it just seems there becomes a point where I don't know what gun to use, so I end up using things that I cant, I die a lot like every raid in the first 30 seconds, I have no issues on Scavs tho, I tend to not be greedy anymore (thought that was the problem) any tips?
None of this matters, I die instantly no matter what. I’ll be sitting in a corner in factory only to have someone come around a corner and one tap me. I just don’t get it
I have 3,6k hours and still suck, I kill geared ppl and get ratted by a guy in a corner, this game is starting to get very boring for me, mainly because of the rat playerbase.
Sorry, but these reasons are quite shitty. You are talking about ammo, cover all that stuff. I run very good gear, best ammo, even very good weapons. I use cover. Slicing the pie. And I get shot from I don't know where. These tips don't help soloquers. You run with your friend at the open. If I were you, I got shot already. But I agree that tilting and frustration gets best of us.
My main issue with tarkov is you can’t just drop in and do one raid, you basically have to dedicate serious time in just to get anything decent, that sort of commitment is far too much for the average player so there’s like a top 10% of players who do nothing but play tarkov and take advantage of literally every single thing they can. I’m not saying they need to make the game easier but they really need to make it even slightly more accessible to those of us who don’t have the time to become “career” tarkov players or even those of us that have no option but to play solo.
I would disagree. You can literally drop in as a scav and get decent enough random gear on the scav to make a good start on your next pmc raid. You can also find some v valuable items and gear in raid. You can get plenty of decent stuff without dedicating loads of time. I think the fact there’s depth and serious players can go ham if they want and spend millions on load outs and master the game is what gives the game its unique charm. Personally I like rolling in with pretty cheap gear, spending a bit of money on ammo, and taking out geared guys - massive return on investment. I def don’t commit load of time to mastering everything, I only play solo, and I’m pretty shit and I die a lot. But it’s still fun - and when you take someone down who should have battered you it’s excellent.
S K that’s exactly the issue? Players without the time to learn everything in depth are going to die on nearly every raid, and scav isn’t much better because other player scavs shoot at you instantly, even if the ai don’t, it’s literally the same as pmc but you get some random(usually crappy) gear, and then it’s business as usual, scav or pmc.
seanie502 I mean, of course there is a correlation between practise and success, as there should be. It’s not as extreme as you’re saying though. I die a lot but not nearly every raid. I got to level 36 so far, maxed the hideout- you can still progress even if you die a lot and aren’t a career player. Yeah there will always be ridiculous teams of hyper geared chads who annihilate everyone and know every nook and angle and trick - but what’s great about Tarkov is that you can even take them out if you’re clever, even if you’re running shitty gear. I think the hardest part for new players is understanding that dying and losing everything is not that big a deal. Once they get their head around ammo and learn a few maps, they’re pretty much set to do ok
@@seanie502 that's in every progress driven game a thing. Try to get into bf3/b4 and getting shattert by lvl 100/140 guys in with thermal attack helicopters or tanks. If you don't invest time to you will fallback. That's a fact in every game. But u need to learn the loot table. I get out of scav runs nearly 100-300k roubles you need to know what the to take
br0leg Z you can’t compare tarkov to bf3/4, I played both. You’re just strengthening my argument, Tarkov requires almost too much time and effort to even figure out what’s worth a lot and what isn’t. It isn’t easily accessible to the average player. It goes so above and beyond in the hardcore “no help” depth that it’s entirely confusing to someone who hasn’t sat down and researched the basics. I mean there isn’t even a damn tutorial, it just goes “here is a picture of some of the controls, enjoy getting 1 tapped on your first 30 factory runs” Edit: also, just to solidify that you can’t compare them, you don’t lose everything you have equipped in bf3/4 when you die, so you learn without having to take hard defeats that will likely put you off the game before you even get to the point of understanding most of it.
expecting to be instantly great at this game just isn’t going to happen. There’s just too much you can only learn through trial and error. Learn looting by doing PMC/SCAV hidden stash runs on one map and learn to PvP on factory. Watch RUclips videos. Survive with loot and get money and confidence.
So basically everyone below level 10 is screwed then...pretty much...and honestly I stopped playing it after I noticed the majority of my deaths were one shot to the eye.no matter the situation it just kept happening...only the scavs dont hit like that.Ill have a nice shoot out with them.Since they wont wipe the servers its even worse for anyone below level 10.I wish I could get my money back honestly becouse Arma 3 and squad and even fucking C.O.D. is better then tarkov when it comes to aimbot.
Survival rate is just a variable in basically how much $$$$ you average per run. someone going in with 50k gear that averages 250k per run and survives 1 out of 3 times is better than someone who goes in with the same 50k gear that survives 2 out of 3 times but only averages 100k per run
Become a bush, go for scav kills until you reach level 10 while staying a bush, noone will ever find you just stay still. Once you reach level ten, that's if you havent died yet if you have reset your account and do it over again. Once you've reached level 10 without deaths sell every item you got off scavs to flea and start your monopoly. Find people who are selling items at very low prices from idiots who sell stuff like labs cards for 22k (Yes it happens its dumb I know) before you buy make big brain maths making sure if you would sell it at a higher price than you bought it for from flea boom profit ez 100mil 0 deaths, level 10 account I will do this if anyone needs proof that this is possible idk when I'll do it tho.
I always go crazy running around and hip shooting like a mad man and let me tell you... best strat ever always works, just run like a chiken without head and you will die of laughter of how dumb people are 😂😂😂😂😂
You think we all just have all these resources NO I DON’T HAVE ANY AMMO I WANTTO USE m855 ARE THE ONLY BULLETS I HAVE I CANT GO 2 MINUTES WITHOUT DIEING
im just dying for someone that are camping the map all the time.... that's how I die... someone litterly camping 100% of the time. FUCK TARKOV! im just doing pistol run cuz everytime i go in with anything "valuable" i just die and lose big time. When i do pistol runs I get 10-15K. Tarkov sucks, its that simple. I can win fights, im just majorly unlucky ALL THE TIME! It was fun when I was able to progress, now im just not progressing. I die 100% of the time, I can't progress in the quests, I can't lvl up because I die to noob campers. I don't have the flee market so I have to grind hardcore pistols until I am able to do something about it. For money, ofc scav runs all day lol. But quests... fuck hard af... im hard stuck big time... GGZ was fun when I was able to do something. like actually survive a 10k raid (That wasn't even with good ammo or good weapon btw). The campers litterly destroyed the joy of playing.
the game stopped being fun bc people hide in the dark with ks-23s and 1 shot, or chill on the other side of the map with a vudu sight on some random m61 loaded weapon
God, no offense but this game is useless to DayZ/ARMA vets, I just need to know what to do when hurt! I'll wipe 6-7 scavs or 3-4 players and then get my ass whooped by some kid running a 9x18 pm. I heal as best as I can but I still just can't get to the fucking exfil locations because I'm hurt, making noise or slow! Make a video on that dude
im lagging right now af cuz i got an error and reinstalled the game so thats why i die but the vid was helphul cuz when im not lagging i will not die from now on (anote and anote and anode and anode and anode)
why are you dying ? the answer is simple this game is trash with potato serwers skill doesnt matter only think that you need is good gear luck and ammo
I have some words of inspiration that might help you all. Whenever dying in a raid with high-tier loot, I always think to myself, “This too shall pass” cheers
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Why is seemingly every single opponent I run into a hardcore aim god that can hit their first shot as a headshot 100% of the time
bc they are
It's us oldf4gs who have 20+ years of FPS skill :)
@@dsptchr Cringe it in bby
60% of the time I Hit my first headshot every time!
Except it isn't. The older you get the worse off you are when it comes to those fine movements. It's the newer generation that went from pampers to 4 to 8+ hour gaming sessions. The "aiming gods" are generally fairly young 15 to 20ish.
Can't forget ping and specs. Even if your a better shot, if the server registers their press before yours even if you clicked first, you still lose. Imo shitty servers are a driving factor of huge clips and prefiring every corner.
It seems like when i go low geared I go against players that I have a good fight with but die. If i go highly geared I usually die by head, eyes before I even shoot a shot or just come across another geared player.
I generally play with super budget (early wipe) gear because not only does it help with gear fear, but it also teaches you to play better by learning player behavior and how to outplay people who have superior gear. Its also way more rewarding when you get kills or get cool loot.
true tho
Your probably being to loud cause of the extra weight so people know your there before you know they are there. Or you just have terrible luck!
my nr1 mistake has been for a long time.
Thinking that other players always know exactly where i am at, and delay the gunfight for as long as i can until they actually really do know where i am at.
this!!!
One thing thats helped me drastically is literally just taking it super slow. I think once your good enough youll know the areas to run and when not to.
But seriously next time your creeping along stop crouch and take a look around...youll start to notice there arent as many angles on you as you thought. Ive had times where just by sitting still ive either hide from groups of enemies or was able to get the jump on someone.
Underrated Comment.
The flip side to this is going so slow you don’t get to the good loot on time and run into enemy players when and where you wouldn’t normally have .and oftentimes more than you would have .
I still make mistakes, I have yet to have luck and it's hard to stay motivated to play the game, I love the loot the economy and the rush I get when I get a kill. But it's so damn rare and I usually just lose all my starting loot.
Smashed part if my desk after dying 3 times in a row, wish I knew how to see anyone and win an actual gunfight.
@@kanjo4976 same
work on everything in this video and look up tactic guides. I used RUclips guides to refine my tactics, positioning, movement and composure in a fire fight and have seen huge improvements in my survivability. Sometimes though you just get blindsided from an angle you could never cover and loose everything anyway. Scav runs are the answer, alternate between PMC and Scav make decent money from scav runs as they are a lot easier to survive and then use that money to stockpile decent gear for future raids. That way if you do die by random chance or you fuck up and panic fire a whole clip in to the wall next to the enemy's head, it doesn't hurt so much to loose the gear cause you already have replacements.
@@kanjo4976 3 times?? lmao i’ve gone 8 pmcs in a row dying and lost about a 800k roubles that day. my entirety of my tarkov experience is one step forward, two steps back no matter what i do
One thing u need to keep in mind always is all of your stash is gonna get wiped sooner or later. So don't worry much about your damn meta m4
The only problem with “don’t worry about your meta m4” is that all of these high level players decked out in Ninja Turtle armor DO. As a new player trying to break in its extremely discouraging when you don’t even have access to all the ammo types and guns and can’t survive enough to get there in a reasonable amount of time. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not giving up. But the reality is it fucking sucks until you have access to stuff that the people pooping on you do.
@@hypnotoad311 And for someone like me, i most likely won't be making it to lvl 20 before another wipe.
Then again, going in full gear every raid would probably make me poor overnight
I know all of this is old but this is what I do. Sounds messed up but..so the Ukraine is busy at the moment. I us the eur Ukraine servers and it’s SO quiet. Like to the point that I STILL run in the open like an idiot but I get away with it 98% of the time but as soon as I hop on US servers I’m dying on average 1 minute no joke. So I scav and rat on Ukraine servers pinging 150..yes it’s a lot but what does it matter when all I’m doing is looting and popping scavs? I do this until I have too much gear I won’t sell that i can afford losing and tons of money then hop back on us and try my quests and what not that way I don’t always suck at the game and I can at least gear up and have no gear fear which is pointless but does peek it’s ugly head out. I’m 7 weeks in and tonight frustrated. That’s why I’m here. Anyway, hope that helps someone. Go to a “quiet” server like across the pond when it’s 2 am on a Monday there but 3pm here. It’s gotten me much further than where I thought I’d be st all honestly. I thought learning a map was terrifying..good luck.
Thanks man for this summary! I've noticed that Tarkov is 60-75% mental game. In my case if I play in hurry, pissed off, tired, nervous or with hyperactivity kicking in (ADHD), results are usually bad. Same goes if I let enemy to get inside my head. Took a long to accept the fact that gotta take some breaks between some raids, if get killed don't let it affect on mindset, if enemy plays cheeky or "dirty", just back your feelings couple of steps backwards and re-focus yourself thinking "this is just another joker on grinder". Other thing is also to respect yourself and your opponents. Like if some lvl10 dude plays you down and you die, that was good work from him/her and sometines tough luck for you. Nothing in Tarkov comes free, except sudden death from dark corners and too far to see horizons. That's the soul of the game, and that's why I love it so much.
Ofline raids with difficulties set as "same as online" with high amouht of enemies and "scav war" turned on is good way to simulate a live match as the scavs will fight eachother.
I’ve been getting killed before even seeing the enemy…. Just get one tapped and I have no clue from where or how far.
I just stopped doing PvP and just focus on PvE and since then I've been having more fun if PvP does come for me I just run eheh I may not get the big XP but I get to keep my loot 😁
Ahh it seems you have mastered the way of the rat.
I’m using PVE to get a feel for the maps.
How do you avoid people???
@@jacksonfreeland8169 learn spawns and stay away from high traffic areas.
@@ItsOdin how do you know what a high traffic area is?
I learnt that if I use a 209 ill get it back in insurance......
209?
VPO-209's are underrated yo
@@MillionairesDiary that clap cheeks with AP
Other thing to learn is the tactical standard stuff.
Try to choose the place and time to fight, don't fight from disadvantage positions. If you can't beat the enemy just retreat, it's a survival shooter, sometimes you need to dodge fights.
Couldn't agree more. Also letting your guard down for just a few moments due to fatigue, only a few hundred meters from extract etc can be so punishing.
Yeah if your at a disadvantage (gear or numbers) and out in the open some times its better to lay down some cover fire in their general direction and tactically retreat or as Gandalf would say "Fly you fool!!" I have lost count of how many times someone's fired on me from range and clipped me but not disabled me and I cant see their position and I'm really open so I calmly and with dignity run like hell and try to lose them. Also plenty of times the first shot gets you in the head and you be dead lol
@@reanimatestudios7792 My mantra as I approach extract and as I am extracting is "don't count your chickens, don't count your chickens" Its my way of reminding myself to not relax and get complacent and to stay sharp and alert. Tarkov is brutal and you are not safe until the last millisecond of the extract timer has run down... 0.3 millisecond's to extract you can still get domed! It's always when you feel most safe that you rudely get reminded that you aren't...ever.
my favorite part is getting killed literally 30 seconds after me spawning in. i understand the game is punishing but sometimes its fucking ridiculous. you can't get kills for shit until you unlock the black market and get decent ammo. i love this game but fuck me
Remembering that surviving the raid is the object of the game. Dont take stupid risks that might increase that risk. This includes taking on too much of a fight or trying to loot a geared boi that is down in an open spot when I know he has friends somewhere
Its a game have fun you fucking full time sweat
I’m just tryna do quests to play the game. Doesn’t help when I keep getting killed when I’m just tryna get Jägers Note
“Stop dying”
Wears Djeta helmet
The funny thing is i win 80% of my firefights and only die cause i get snuck up on or dont pay enough attention to my surroundings
I don’t, I’m level 14 and this my first wipe, should I be pissed that I’m losing fights cuz I don’t know what I’m doin, and at what point will I start to be confident in my abilities, I’m not a shitter to pc either I’m ge in csgo and losing is tilting
0:40 that is the problem tho about the ammo. 855 is the only ammo i can get because of my level and thus my ass gets kicked in raid and i dont progress to get better ammo and the cycle goes on and on and on
Well, good thing I can get great ammo at lvl10 when people are lvl40-50 consistently
I'm heavily into research. I'll look something up a hundred times before I pull the trigger on it. I did the same with Tarkov. I'm not great but I can markedly see my growth by just doing the little things. Watching back my deaths, studying map rotations etc. I did a similar thing when I wanted to get better Fortnite. Some games are just time and practice with a bit of luck.
i came to this video because i wasted almost 2 newly wiped accounts and i had done 10+ raids and not gotten out of a single one. i wasn’t sure what i was doing wrong but right after i watched this video i loaded up into woods with a new mindset and came out with so much loot so thank you i have a newfound mindset to play with :D
every video i watch when the player gets shot its always in the vest, Ill shoot a man he hits cover peaks and 1 taps me in the eyes like it aint shit.
He says use good ammo but why spend 50k on ammo alone just to get one tapped around a corner EVERY raid
He says why has the game stopped being fun, I just bought the game and no matter what I seem to die I can kill four people but die no matter what it just seems to happen the game stopped being fun after the first raid and has become more like torture from me loading into a raid with low tear guns and some body with a vss sprinting strait to my spawn and killing me within the first 30 seconds of the raid
my worst 2 deaths were: Going into factory with full killa gear and a guy with a scav vest on killing me because he was lagging all over the f'n place, and then one time I went into shoreline totally kitted out for nighttime and went in at the wrong time, then proceeded to get mowed down LITERALLY 1 minute in lol. but here I am coming back after like a 6 month break, we'll see how it goes.
i think the biggest hang up for me is that i cant see anyone for the life of me unless theyre like 15-20 metres infront of me
I learned it’s not all that slow paced of a game. I came in with a more dayz like mindset and now it’s sort of seeming like fast paced is needed in come circumstances.
I've found scav runs are the best way for a beginner to pick map knowledge, gear and of course cash - l'd recommend everyone to do them when they're just starting out
I would recommend always alternating between PMC run and Scav run. If you do this, you often end up going in to raids with less gear fear cause you either just made bank or can on the next Scav run even if you die and loose all your gear.
I found a reliable Scav run route through Reserve and can easily make 200k + without Flea Market and 500K + with Flea Market fairly easily on a moderately successful run. Pulled off a 850k Scav run yesterday (looted a second customs Marked key from a jacket and had decent luck with filing cabinets) and used that to finalize my kit for the next 6 or so runs. I wasn't that worried when I lost lvl 5 armor and an RPK on my next PMC run because my weapons and armor for the next 5 or 6 raids are sat in my stash waiting. Edit: also with the Scav karma changes friendly player Scavs are abundant and even friendly PMC's are becoming more frequent to find because the benefits of raising your fence rep/Scav karma are really quite good, better starting gear for Scavs and quicker cooldown between Scav runs thanks to higher Fence rep make a big difference in the long run.
then you only get to play once every 30 minutes or so, not really fun when you are a new player and dying within 1 minute of starting
I usually just run bottom tier gear with half decent ammo and trade up to better gear when I drop a player but I play like a rat in this game, especially when I’m solo which is good to learn maps and build a bank roll. One more thing look for stashed gear if your playing a scav and see a dead pmc on the floor chances are he had team mates and those teammates stashed his gear loom in hard to reach spots and weird areas and you’ll probably find something
i spent like 6 minutes puckered up in a dark corner cause i heard footsteps, finally thought that they were gone, then peeked my head outside of the building i was in, i instantly got fucking blasted by a scav with a shotgun. i'm not exaggerating, 6 FUCKING MINUTES.
that's why this game sucks
I’ve been playing for a whole week and I still haven’t gotten a single kill, I can easily kill scavs but not pmcs I always endup dying by them
Why is it that i have to be level 10 to do pretty much anything. I understand for smurfs or whatever etc. But i cant kill anyone bc im stuck with whatever ammo prapor has and the 5 rounds of ap im lucky enough to find at the fence. It sucks. I love the game and gameplay and i have been playing more and more, currently level 5 i just run shoreline bc i hate factory. But level 10 to access the flea market? Kinda lame.
I found for myself that i can best play with semi auto high calibre rifles like the m1a or vpr hunter with at least m80 ammunition in it, if not m62 or m61. I dont play enough to remember spray behaviour of all sorts of ak's and stuff and i dont want to spend the money and time to mod them to make them playable for me. With an m1a i can take out litteraly any big boy in the raid with 2 or 3 shots or sth center mass, and its controllable and not an ammo waste like a full spray out of an ak with bs ammo in it. And im good for close quaters and also longer ranges.
I struggle most in those firefights where the enemy and me see or hear each other simultaneously. Often im not sure if they've heard or seen me already so i wait to not make noise and get naded, happened 3 times or sth today and it was basically my only cause of dying besides getting shot in the back. I need to be more agressive in those situations
This is why you are dying: connection lost.
I'm dying because the enemy shoots more bullets that hit their target than I do. Also I think I am missing more than they are. How fix thx.
@ Thanks!
Lower your sensitivity. Use either a 360 or 180 sensitivity (one 180 or one 360 when swiping from the furthest edge of your mouse pad to the other. Ideally you have a larger mouse pad.)
Turn off anti-aliasing and turn off sharpness in the graphics settings. Turning both on causes the game to be very blurry and this makes it really hard to see at distance and to see what you're shooting at.
Try using low-power scopes with backup sights (ACOG with RMR, SIG Bravo 2, HAMR) or low-power variable optics like the Valday, Elcan Specter, Burris Far Field, and EOTech Vudu. Also consider the Monstrum 2x scope, which is useful in both CQB and long range combat. It's easier to hit targets when they're larger on your screen but you have the option of simply using 1x in close quarters if you need to, but make sure you take into account how FOV changes the way scopes behave. At around 90 FOV and 50 FOV scopes look normal, but on any other setting the field of view in the scope becomes restricted. Also mounting some scopes on some weapons, like the Saiga 12, can cause them to also have funky FOV.
Use full auto more in close quarters. A lot of players are scared to use it because they're afraid of missing shots and don't know how to control recoil, but realistically your hit probability is going to be higher within a certain range on full auto than otherwise. Recoil is easy to control and all you have to do is slightly pull down on the first few shots and then your PMC controls the recoil himself. If you don't use full auto you might not actually even deal enough DPS to kill highly geared players using some types of ammo. If you're using BT 5.45x39, for example, you will get decent armor damage but it's not going to pen level 4 on the first shot. You have to use full auto or you're just not going to win with BT. If you have trouble with recoil it's worth trying to level the recoil control still. It will passively level over time since it ticks up every time you shoot a few rounds or so, but if you want to power level it you just need to bring an insured AKS-74u and 160 PS rounds inside magazines into a raid, shoot them all, then hide them in a bush. I recommend bringing a pistol and a backpack when you do this so you can continue the rest of the raid and maybe pick up some loot before extracting. It will take a while but it's worth it.
Hip fire in close quarters unless you're using a single-shot weapon or pistol, and preferably put a laser on your weapon for this purpose. Movement is just as important as shooting when you get into an aim duel, and if you can sufficiently throw off an enemy's aim you will win even if your aim is mediocre. Hip fire allows you to keep maximum mobility while simultaneously allowing you to shoot. Always sidestep or oscillate laterally in a random pattern to make it difficult to hit your head.
Tarkov has pretty large peeker's advantage. In most games the server can't update fast enough to ensure that a passive player sees an enemy quickly peeking around a corner, so the peeker will always get 100 or 200 milliseconds to see and shoot before the passive player can respond. If you hold angles a lot in Tarkov you will die unless the enemy doesn't know where you are, so you should either be peeking quickly or holding off-angles that people won't expect.
Make sure you're hitting in the torso/head region if you're using most rifles. There are occasions in which leg meta is the best option, but normally torso/head is more important. If you miss low even just a little bit you'll hit the stomach hitbox, which takes about as much damage as a leg, so you'll likely lose the fight because it seems like you dumped 14 rounds into him and he didn't even take much damage. The torso takes much more damage and you can easily 2 or 3-shot someone, so aim carefully. Make a conscious effort to aim at the region in between the torso and head on PMCs.
When you're using iron sights and scopes it's important to consider how the weapon you're using and the zeroing setting change your point of impact. The Saiga 9 on the default zeroing setting shoots really high at 30 - 50 meters, for example. You can see it really easily if you grab green tracers and shoot them--the bullets go like 3 feet above the front sight at that range. If you aim at an enemy's head you will 100% miss if you're shooting high. I see a lot of streamers misunderstand that when they snipe, so they will have their scope set to a 50m zero and try to shoot at a target 100m away, and their rounds fly right over the enemy's head. The reason this happens is because zeroing works kind of like this: The sight axis (straight line extending from the sight) intersects the bore axis at such an angle that it's looking at where the bullet will hit at 50 meters; however, bullets arc in flight and the barrel is typically pointing higher than the sight axis to compensate, so the sight might cross the bore axis at 50m, but the round is going to drop back down again and cross the bore axis at 200 meters. The same is true for a 25m zero: The round will cross the sight axis at 25m and 300m. If you aim at a target 50m away with a 25m zero you will hit high. If you aim at 350m you will hit low.
@@Thes4LT Excellent info.
i tried what you said to do, didnt work
i had the same exp. me and my buddy are in interchange he gets dropped by a 2 man and they push me.i win 1v1 and the 2nd gets tapped the reason they lost is coms and also m855a1 vs lvl 5 and i was using BP in my 7.62x39 AKM that buttered there armor
Dang it. Thought it would talk about frame drops. That is why I die
Check my videos on the channel about improving performance
My problem is that i always think that the opp knows my location that way i delay the fight and if i don t look on my phone durring the loading screen i get anxious but 60% of the time the raid goes well.
Games broken at the core. I ran out a room in the resort, in to a guy I knew was there. Basically borderline rammed my M4 in his chest with M995, let off over a second of burst, then died to a shot to the face from him. He was wearing UNTAR. UNTAR. I say again, UNTAR armor. I died, he didn't. Fuck this game, I uninstalled as this shit happens too regularly.
Idk sounds like you fucked up
Meanwhile I'm dying because I run right toward the invisible scav sniper on customs
SAME
My biggest issue is can't buy any good ammo because when I try to it's either been sold already or I'm only aloud a very small by j no no I'm
The Tarkov experience:
Scav: -no helmet -no armor
Me: -Tier 3+ helmet high ricochet chance -armor, at least a paka if not a tier 4
Me: shoots the scav in the head at point blank range 3 times
Scav: lives, shoots at the sky, kills me head eyes/head ears
I swear as soon as I shoot 5 times I have 3 snipers scopes on my head
What if you're too broke to afford good ammo?
Loot runs, get money .
6:20 I’ll stop doing that when I
A: get a single kill online
B: survival a single raid as pmc
I have tried everything in this and many other videos and it does not matter. I just shot a guy in the head with an M80 Round he brushed it off, got up and shot me in the face.
Well, thankfully we have reached a time after wipe where most people has cash enough so you get more back from insurance. The "not found in raid" may also have helped a bit. As someone else also mentioned, if you use cheap items people rarely take all you stuff now. Also "half broken" items like lvl 4 or even 5 armors or the armored wests too. Pvp people usually has their own stuff on & has no space for yours. Of cause there is hatchet runners & scavs that may "hoover" all you gear, but thankfully it isnt "early wipe" so it happens more & more rarely. Doing a few quick scav runs .. not to pvp .. but just to grab a few junk items & then immediately exit & sell it all. It all adds up. Or you can reuse the scav gear with better ammo of cause.
I just adopt a fun mindset after losing some gear. Got robbed of that nice rifle and a bunch of ammo? Time for a couple rounds as Mosin Man (tm) or just some asshole with a shotgun. I enjoy the lower stakes that come with that, and it’s always even more fun if it does end up working out, since clapping some geared-up gigachad commando-looking dude using a 100 year old bolt-action rifle and walking off wearing all his cool stuff is always a great feeling.
I try to follow the mentality, but I can’t get any ammo types for my weapons because I’m not a high enough level. I follow the tips, but I can’t do anything because of combat lag. Whenever I get into a firefight with a player, I just freeze and 3 seconds later I’m dead because there’s nothing I could do. I don’t know what to do to fix this. I have a pretty decent desktop. I can do offline matches just fine. I tried looking up guides but I couldn’t find anything. Does anyone here have any advice?
There are plenty of great vids on setting up for the best performance. If you havnt already try lowering the detail setting to gain a boost in your FPS, there won't be much of a visual decrease to the aesthetic but can have massive improvements on performance.
best advice turn your graphics very low. cause whats the point of hiding or using shadows if it doesnt render on your opponent screen and they can still see you.👍 cause of their cheap pc.
RIP fps
"Caught with your willy out" made me giggle and I'm a 32 year old man 😅
Not the first 32yo thats laughed at my willy
I'd say a good bit of advice is don't take to much time aiming or go offline and practice headshot on the hardest difficulty
Well ya can’t for some reason rn
did he say: ''getting caught with you willy out" ?
I don't die
This is good
My biggest mistake is being too quick to loot and even tho I think I am clear, there is still an enemy in the bushes
This is the way
I'm LVL 30 mostly maxed hideout got to level 38 last wipe, it just seems there becomes a point where I don't know what gun to use, so I end up using things that I cant, I die a lot like every raid in the first 30 seconds, I have no issues on Scavs tho, I tend to not be greedy anymore (thought that was the problem) any tips?
None of this matters, I die instantly no matter what. I’ll be sitting in a corner in factory only to have someone come around a corner and one tap me. I just don’t get it
same
clicked cuz of the kolpak, disappointed you're not wearing one
never ashoom you're safe
Good videos mate like your style,really relaxing
Glad you like them!
I have 3,6k hours and still suck, I kill geared ppl and get ratted by a guy in a corner, this game is starting to get very boring for me, mainly because of the rat playerbase.
Sorry, but these reasons are quite shitty. You are talking about ammo, cover all that stuff. I run very good gear, best ammo, even very good weapons. I use cover. Slicing the pie. And I get shot from I don't know where. These tips don't help soloquers. You run with your friend at the open. If I were you, I got shot already. But I agree that tilting and frustration gets best of us.
Why does he sound like a younger Frankieonpc
Ik.
100% argree iv had the best raids of my life by smiply not givein a single shit wat so ever.
My main issue with tarkov is you can’t just drop in and do one raid, you basically have to dedicate serious time in just to get anything decent, that sort of commitment is far too much for the average player so there’s like a top 10% of players who do nothing but play tarkov and take advantage of literally every single thing they can. I’m not saying they need to make the game easier but they really need to make it even slightly more accessible to those of us who don’t have the time to become “career” tarkov players or even those of us that have no option but to play solo.
I would disagree. You can literally drop in as a scav and get decent enough random gear on the scav to make a good start on your next pmc raid. You can also find some v valuable items and gear in raid. You can get plenty of decent stuff without dedicating loads of time. I think the fact there’s depth and serious players can go ham if they want and spend millions on load outs and master the game is what gives the game its unique charm. Personally I like rolling in with pretty cheap gear, spending a bit of money on ammo, and taking out geared guys - massive return on investment. I def don’t commit load of time to mastering everything, I only play solo, and I’m pretty shit and I die a lot. But it’s still fun - and when you take someone down who should have battered you it’s excellent.
S K that’s exactly the issue? Players without the time to learn everything in depth are going to die on nearly every raid, and scav isn’t much better because other player scavs shoot at you instantly, even if the ai don’t, it’s literally the same as pmc but you get some random(usually crappy) gear, and then it’s business as usual, scav or pmc.
seanie502 I mean, of course there is a correlation between practise and success, as there should be. It’s not as extreme as you’re saying though. I die a lot but not nearly every raid. I got to level 36 so far, maxed the hideout- you can still progress even if you die a lot and aren’t a career player. Yeah there will always be ridiculous teams of hyper geared chads who annihilate everyone and know every nook and angle and trick - but what’s great about Tarkov is that you can even take them out if you’re clever, even if you’re running shitty gear. I think the hardest part for new players is understanding that dying and losing everything is not that big a deal. Once they get their head around ammo and learn a few maps, they’re pretty much set to do ok
@@seanie502 that's in every progress driven game a thing.
Try to get into bf3/b4 and getting shattert by lvl 100/140 guys in with thermal attack helicopters or tanks.
If you don't invest time to you will fallback. That's a fact in every game.
But u need to learn the loot table. I get out of scav runs nearly 100-300k roubles you need to know what the to take
br0leg Z you can’t compare tarkov to bf3/4, I played both. You’re just strengthening my argument, Tarkov requires almost too much time and effort to even figure out what’s worth a lot and what isn’t. It isn’t easily accessible to the average player. It goes so above and beyond in the hardcore “no help” depth that it’s entirely confusing to someone who hasn’t sat down and researched the basics. I mean there isn’t even a damn tutorial, it just goes “here is a picture of some of the controls, enjoy getting 1 tapped on your first 30 factory runs”
Edit: also, just to solidify that you can’t compare them, you don’t lose everything you have equipped in bf3/4 when you die, so you learn without having to take hard defeats that will likely put you off the game before you even get to the point of understanding most of it.
i am lvl 5 and i have constantly been raped by one tap sniper headshots my survival rate is 6% i am considering uninstalling tarkov
expecting to be instantly great at this game just isn’t going to happen. There’s just too much you can only learn through trial and error. Learn looting by doing PMC/SCAV hidden stash runs on one map and learn to PvP on factory. Watch RUclips videos. Survive with loot and get money and confidence.
So basically everyone below level 10 is screwed then...pretty much...and honestly I stopped playing it after I noticed the majority of my deaths were one shot to the eye.no matter the situation it just kept happening...only the scavs dont hit like that.Ill have a nice shoot out with them.Since they wont wipe the servers its even worse for anyone below level 10.I wish I could get my money back honestly becouse Arma 3 and squad and even fucking C.O.D. is better then tarkov when it comes to aimbot.
Whats your survival rate?
SurvivalRateDoesn'tMeanAnything%
But in all seriousness, anything over 20% is good in this game
Survival rate is just a variable in basically how much $$$$ you average per run. someone going in with 50k gear that averages 250k per run and survives 1 out of 3 times is better than someone who goes in with the same 50k gear that survives 2 out of 3 times but only averages 100k per run
It’s a crude example but demonstrates the point
Become a bush, go for scav kills until you reach level 10 while staying a bush, noone will ever find you just stay still. Once you reach level ten, that's if you havent died yet if you have reset your account and do it over again. Once you've reached level 10 without deaths sell every item you got off scavs to flea and start your monopoly. Find people who are selling items at very low prices from idiots who sell stuff like labs cards for 22k (Yes it happens its dumb I know) before you buy make big brain maths making sure if you would sell it at a higher price than you bought it for from flea boom profit ez 100mil 0 deaths, level 10 account I will do this if anyone needs proof that this is possible idk when I'll do it tho.
Except you can't use flea at level 1
Exactly
@@jesseroberts1041 fuck I'm retarded
I always go crazy running around and hip shooting like a mad man and let me tell you... best strat ever always works, just run like a chiken without head and you will die of laughter of how dumb people are 😂😂😂😂😂
if it works, it works
You think we all just have all these resources
NO I DON’T HAVE ANY AMMO I WANTTO USE m855 ARE THE ONLY BULLETS I HAVE
I CANT GO 2 MINUTES WITHOUT DIEING
im just dying for someone that are camping the map all the time.... that's how I die... someone litterly camping 100% of the time. FUCK TARKOV! im just doing pistol run cuz everytime i go in with anything "valuable" i just die and lose big time. When i do pistol runs I get 10-15K. Tarkov sucks, its that simple. I can win fights, im just majorly unlucky ALL THE TIME! It was fun when I was able to progress, now im just not progressing. I die 100% of the time, I can't progress in the quests, I can't lvl up because I die to noob campers. I don't have the flee market so I have to grind hardcore pistols until I am able to do something about it. For money, ofc scav runs all day lol. But quests... fuck hard af... im hard stuck big time... GGZ was fun when I was able to do something. like actually survive a 10k raid (That wasn't even with good ammo or good weapon btw). The campers litterly destroyed the joy of playing.
I've lost 4 mil today only dying cuz of lucky ass shots and im considering to cheat
the game stopped being fun bc people hide in the dark with ks-23s and 1 shot, or chill on the other side of the map with a vudu sight on some random m61 loaded weapon
I fucking died with my 2 pistol and my submachine gun how tf do i play the game
Have fun trying to stand up after u get shot at while lying down during looting^^
God, no offense but this game is useless to DayZ/ARMA vets, I just need to know what to do when hurt! I'll wipe 6-7 scavs or 3-4 players and then get my ass whooped by some kid running a 9x18 pm. I heal as best as I can but I still just can't get to the fucking exfil locations because I'm hurt, making noise or slow! Make a video on that dude
good advice here!
Glad it was helpful!
Hee hee you said willy
too bad hackers dont have to try as hard
i am not going to lie, i just keep dying and i dont even know from where. i cant even see them, i am about ready to delete this stupid fucking game.
the only way to win is this game is getting headshots all the time
ur teammate jacked all the loot lol
its hard to care when you died like 5 times in a row trying your hardest like at that point your making your self play
im lagging right now af cuz i got an error and reinstalled the game so thats why i die but the vid was helphul cuz when im not lagging i will not die from now on
(anote and anote and anode and anode and anode)
why are you dying ? the answer is simple this game is trash with potato serwers skill doesnt matter only think that you need is good gear luck and ammo
I have some words of inspiration that might help you all. Whenever dying in a raid with high-tier loot, I always think to myself,
“This too shall pass”
cheers
no its bceause i cant fucking pvp when im gettin gkicked out of a run every 5mins bc of my fucking internet
I need a new squad lmao. That’s why I’m dying
Nice vid Bro..!👊Sub'D
Thank you :)
i just cant win lmfao
Shadow sucks as a platform
Am I the only one no matter how much gear you run it’s either head, eyes or head, nape
Definitely not