crazy gamer im shit at the game and only survive like 1 in 10 scav runsI just play the game
Interchange has the best loot in my opinion, don't hate it, it's really great once you familiarize yourself with it and the loot spawns.
I always go on customs, other maps if a quest requires me to go another map
What do you do on customs? Like what's your standard route if you have one that is.
go straight to dorms or gas station to see if a scav boss spawns (to get the bitcoin)
If you have the time to invest, go ahead. The problem that eventually ensues in Tarkov is not being able to keep up with the competition. In the beginning, everybody is in a similar state, little to nothing in terms of equipment (Aside from those with the good Tarkov Package) - Eventually, people are able to equip themselves with more 'durable' equipment and soon you'll be outgunned.
I wouldn't call it a BR since this game has an economy, quest lines, etc. Plus there's the consideration that you bring gear both in and out of raids (if you live). You should also of course expect to die (A LOT), I believe the survival rate even among the best players averages at about 50%. There's a lot of mechanics that take a bit of time to get used to like for example the importance of crouching/proning when you can to reduce recoil, what attachments are for what, ballistics, armor, etc.
You definitely do not need the EOD edition to do well in this game. There are tons of budget kits that can be just as effective as the top gear in the game. Like a Mosin (a lvl 1 gun that is really cheap) can 1 shot headshot almost every helmet in the game. But the Gamma container is definitely something that does make a big difference.If you have the time to invest, go ahead. The problem that eventually ensues in Tarkov is not being able to keep up with the competition. In the beginning, everybody is in a similar state, little to nothing in terms of equipment (Aside from those with the good Tarkov Package) - Eventually, people are able to equip themselves with more 'durable' equipment and soon you'll be outgunned.
That's not to say it ain't fun being outsourced, it presents a definite challenge and even the better ''equipped'' players are often the worse. A great way of leveling up is doing quests and runs for keys. If you are interested in buying Tarkov then I would wait until you've seen a few streams, gameplay videos, etc.
It's a decent game, has possibly the best gunplay mechanics and there are plenty of new mechanics being added in the future. Personally, if you were going to buy it I would suggest buying this package to save money:
Never did I say ''You need the EOD edition to do well'' - It was a recommendation he buys this package if he is able to commit. Not to mention if you do runs continuously you will need the inventory space and the EOD Edition does the job. The point being if he does end up liking the game and wants to upgrade his package he'll end up paying 3x the amount.
