NEW Tarkov Beginner Tips for 2020 - Escape from Tarkov Beginner Tips & Tricks

Lol I'm looking for some of your videos just to help a friend out who's starting. Just wanted to note this was my first PC game on keyboard and mouse lol rough times

insanely aggravating... understatement of the century :).. *angrily shudders thinking on extract point campers*... but heckin fun game tho even if I'm spending most my time waiting for the scav raid timer to reset :D

8 months COD hardcore made my body ready for this game!

Found your channel yesterday and i love your content keep it up.

Don't learn kbm gaming on tarkov? I literally bought my first rig with this in mind, 1.5 weeks in and that cut bro, you're not wrong. Also agreed on customs is fuckin hard and I know the map OK, I'm just unmatched right now! I'm too defensive in ways I think. Lot of offline practicing and creating a mountain of corpses with my player skavs should get me there 😂

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Saying to go practice on a game like COD is all fine and well.... But when Tarkov runs like a clunky bag of turd it's a whole different game :P

Is the whole game inside a dark room?

Thank you for this short and concise video.

I don’t agree with the try other games to get better. I play Csgo and R6 all the time and are more than fine yet struggle with Tarkov. I need to learn how the gunplay and other thing etc more

hey guy just because you die doesn't mean there is a problem, there are players that are going to be better than you

I feel Like interchange is waaay to complex die the Start and you get extract camped all the time because you only have Like 2 extracts to Go to, that dont need Special stuff Like Money or that new killa Exit Thing

Good tips, I'll Sub and hope more good videos like this come out!

Tarkov is honestly very good to 'learn how to shoot'. New players will have better chance to get good at Tarkov than CS:GO. I think anyone can get good(ish) at Tarkov, but not necessarily at CS:GO or CoD or something. I don't like multiplayer shooters, none, at all, but I like RPGs and survivals and leveling up your PMC, getting gear (now leveling up hideout) was very appealing to me and I managed to do alright, eventually. Game is extremely versatile when it comes to ways of approaching fights plus it's much more tactical (and down the road will be even more, I think) so I think a shooter noob, like myself, has better chance to get other player here than in any other shooter.

Tagged and cursed for hatchlings is a godsend for newbies, so easy to lure in and kill a scav npc and get a set of scav gear that is likely better than what you can buy at lvl1 anyway, and its free. The extra post death damage for dying without a main weapon is a bit silly now that its not really profitable for non-newbies to run hatchling for high value loot anymore which was the actual problem with hatchlings, but healing gives xp and in-raid healing is not hard to find.

thanks my dude

excellent advice

oh and for the new players this game is ez as fuck but do not buy the standard edition/// SIMPLE

interchange , easily camping any mall entrance .

yeah , game is hard , easy mode for camper , period .

Running factory also really helps with ur aim for this game due to the gun mechanics being so different from any other shooter out rn

When I get owned over and over in this game, I usually switch off, play something else for a bit, jump back on, and have more fun.

Nah this game is all you need not play cod

My first pc game was tarkov never played mouse and keyboard it SUCKED

I generally like your videos, but this one is without doubt the worst. Incredibly elitist. I play Tarkov, have 2500 hours in the game and would consider myself a below average player. I have a 35% kill rate, mainly because I don't pressure myself to do tasks and play at my own speed. But to suggest that players should play another game if they lose a majority of fights is just flat out toxic. In Tarkov, where ammo choice is everything, and one-hit kills are commonplace, a far better piece of advice would have been, "use headphones, play slow, never run when you have cover, blend in to the environment and snipe from the shadows until you become more proficient". And that is my more positive advice for anyone disappointed by yours. Peace out.

shooting at every person you see is not a good thing in EFT

wow I know your vids are usually short and sweet but this was at a fast enough pace for someone with less then a year experience can really take in some criticism. The idea of going to the spot where you died in offline mode to see what you could have done better was such a simple but fresh idea for someone who really like to improve upon there mistakes!

#1 beginner tip. Play something else. Lol.

i would say play customs if your new, you get into more pvp fights that u need to learn if u avoid pvp your not doing yourself any favours and theres more geared players on interchange going for killa so u have more chance of running into a geared player on interchange than customs

The main thing new players need to know is the game is very buggy and has a lot of hackers but it's a work in progress in a few years it will be fine so stick with it .

Sorry but I disagree on this one, I was a console player for 20+ years and recently switched to PC, tarkov is by far the easiest pc game I've played as far as shooting to kill, the recoil is almost non existent compared to games like PubG or even COD, the time to kill is also much faster. 95% of tarkov skill is intergrated in map knowledge. The only way to survive more is to play more and learn more angles/routes/general map knowledge. The biggest thing for new players to understand is how loud they are running around, almost every streamer seems to sprint everywhere they go...which is fine when you know what your doing but learning when/where to be quiet will net more gains than any other thing in Tarkov

This is my first pc online shooter and its have pretty rough and im fucking loving it i dont care about any other online games, this game is so immersive

Personally I have found that the best scav map is reserve to be honest. It is relatively easy to figure out where you are (mainly using the dome for direction), wiki map is awesome and easy to understand, has PvP firefights available, tonnes of loot but the best thing is the extracts. CP fence, heating pipe and hole in wall is easy to use and find and have no weird requirements unlike its PMC extracts. Although the underground bunker is fairly difficult to navigate though (as a beginner) but this is my personal experience and preference.

I like what you said, but I think Customs is easier than Interchange for beginners. Interchange to me just has too many angles, and you can get shot from so many different places if you're careful of where you're going, making a difficult place for beginners.

Even though customs does have a lot of choke points, it's a very easy map to learn with many easy to get stashes. I think that learning Customs can be challening, prepares you for what is to come better than interchange.

This is my first pc game played

I played a lot factory to learn tarkov properly. It's a cod / cs like sized map and forces you to act. But learn the layout in offline first though

Well... Maybe I'm too experienced in eft (registered last August), but I think, that customs is much more balanced and interesting than interchange. And it's simply not eft when you feel relaxed! And on customs you can go relatively safe way if you are scared or don't want to risk your loot. While interchange is just a boring labyrinth with awful lighting.

this is all good and all, but the game is in a unplayable state right now.

I'm fairly new to the game. I like really like customs and factory, woods is good as well. I hate shoreline and I despise interchange as I often run into full squads and the loot on interchange is always gone or contested.

BSG: Be a rat, get loot, but don't be rats.
Playerbase: Nooo don't be a rat!
Rats: Haha loot go woosh!
Real life combat: If I die I don't need to think about my gear or anything really. I'm dead, but at least I got ten billion buddies to cover my ass before that happens.

Don’t ever hatchet run, unless it’s exclusively trying to get a quest done maybe but honestly just use your scav and build some free gear

I rebut this by saying I’m learning PC by playing Tarkov and I love it 🤣 yes I’ve technically played portal but I dunno if I’d count that as more than “how to use mouse”

Hey, you can’t run in with just a pistol and armor btw you still get set as tagged and cursed(scavs hunt you) the thing that sets it is not bringing in a firearm.

A good trick for needing to kill scavs on a map is bring in just a pistol and run to a corner and wait for scavs to rush you.

What is said is very, very wise and smart. Tarkov is a very very hard game with no mercy, unlike what most people want

Ihave a different strat for new players: i always scav on interchange. Pmc night customs because the chokepoints are avoidable and so many tasks are there... learning customs is very important IMO. The xp you get from those early tasks is invaluable to low skill players to hit lev 10 and 15 asap

My friend is buying tarkov today so it’s perfect timing, I’m surprised you don’t have more of a following you are probably my favorite eft content creator

Man i watched you before i even started playing this game, and 400 hours later it really shows how much these tutorials help out, last wipe got to level 44 easily and had a good stash although i didn't win most of my gun fights, this wipe already level 35 and doing great in terms of stash and money and im almost done with punisher for my epsilon and my kd's sitting at 2.5 unlike last wipe ,and yet i still learn new things from you. Great job and keep up the good work cause these tutorials really help out beginners.

Just remember: during your first raids there will be raids where you’ll kill fully geared players while using a stock sks and you’ll feel like you got good at the game and there will be raids where you’ll get absolutely shitted on by a more experienced player and you’ll feel like all your previous kills were just lucky ones and that you are the shittiest player on tarkov. This game (mainly at the start of your career) is an emotional rollercoster, just keep pushing through the ocean of frustration and you’ll see that this game isn’t just hiding in a bush waiting for a fully geared squad to pass by.

cant wait for streets

Interchange,Shoreline and Customs are usually the first maps i would recommend to a beginner all of them has pros and cons with Interchange and Customs you're more likely to find a player that's really geared compared to Shoreline (just dont go to resort) but in Shoreline at least for me was really hard to navigate at first (shoreline was my first map) it took me weeks to learn where i was
EDIT: Nice videos btw short with lots of infos)))