Mods, don't remove this because there is a little swearing. The game literally has blood, killing and murder/gacha. I don't understand why the main Discord feels so over moderated. Human beings swear. It's a part of our daily vernacular, and an expression of passion. Sorry for the vent but just wanted to share my frustration.
Anyways the clip is old, and one of those rare lobbies that was clean.
Really enjoy this game, even though it is very rough around the edges. With enough polish, it has a lot of potential. Optimisation is a big issue.
Here is the latest Arena patch. Footsteps seem a lot louder if you're wearing Comtac 6. Not sure if this will make it to the base game, I'm guessing yes as most changes eventually do due to parity of both games.
This map is so much fun. I am really looking forward to more PvE focused content that is as hard as this. I've died about 25% of my raids, but those 75% are really worth it. Went from 60M liquid to 150M liquid since Icebreaker release. STONKS.
I've been asked a lot about recoil control, so I thought I'd upload a video here to help people build the very best weapons they can.
Thanks to the arena to base game 1:1 values, these guns will function identically to their EfT counterparts.
Any questions? Feel free to ask!
Total: 1.1M-1.4M and a little bit extra if you splurge.
Profit Potential:
3M-4M without clearing boss or cheesing smokes. LEDX and new 1M purple are quite common. Loot everything.
6M-7M with clearing boss. If you speed run it, you can take all the boss loot and your teammates can take the BD stuff. Cheesing them with Volumetric Lighting on and smokes is very effective.
Note: I haven't included TEP headphones because you don't really need hearing range on this map, as it is tiny. You can slap them on, as well as better ammo if you want. This gun is the lowest recoil gun I have ever used in the game, and is perfect for beating BD.
I mean this as disrespectfully as possible.
Been posting some Tarkov Arena clips. Don't get me wrong, my tracking and aim is really, really good because I used to play professionally almost a decade ago. You never forget that shit. Especially my recoil control because I have thousands of hours in Tarkov. So it may look sus. Still...
Spending half a brain cell you'll see me slicing angles, mistaking pre fires on sound and missing a whole bunch, which happens. Literally the most basic mistakes every legit player makes...
Yet I'm getting swamped by really negative comments and DMs calling me a filthy cheating whatever. This even happens in game, if I beat the try hard who is dominating half the game and I make a comeback and demolish them, they get super salty and either VOIP me or DM me after in game...
I've come to the conclusion...as much as I usually don't pay attention to this stuff, but my gosh...the gaming community at large is so overly paranoid over people's footage. Like sure, people do cheat and upload clips. Whatever. But it's starting to get real old real fast... seeing the same brainlets accuse the most bog standard players of cheating. It's unlikely a cheater would be stupid enough to post footage because that shit is so obvious. I remember back in a game called Blacklight we had a shitter who was cheating and one-frame snapping to heads in a Comp league and most folks were oblivious to it. Yet nowadays everyone has a PhD in cheating forensics.
I've even seen this across multiple subreddits. Some dudes hitting the most BASIC flicks any seasoned FPS player can hit...in CoD, Battlefield and even Apex. Yet the commenters are like "nice macro bro" like stfu. Grow up.
Perhaps most of us here really are among the top 1% of FPS players worldwide and regular Timmy doesn't understand that hard work or enough game time pays off.
/rant
These things melt people SO fast. It is a consistent 2 tap to the body against T4 armour.
So I've watched many, many tournaments across multiple titles. There is some very crazy skilled people out there...
Recently I've fallen in love with AoE2 again, despite being a noob. I am actually blown away by this man's domination of the scene. I used to watch Viper years ago, and he was also very, very good.
Then I stumbled upon Hera's recent win against Leierey. Holy, mother, of, gosh. To come back against an insurmountable wall like him and STILL making a come back? I was at the edge of my seat.
Dare I say? Hera might actually be the single most dominant eSport player I've ever seen. Genuinely gob smacked by his skill. And I used to play competitive FPS many years ago at a very high level, so I can appreciate talent when I see it.
