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Dog Tags Need More Uses in Tarkov
Are there any items in Escape From Tarkov that you wish had more value, or use cases that could create more value for that specific item? For me, that easily has to be dog tags in the game. An item found off the dead players in your raids, they give you the information to figure out the basics of how they died, what level they were, and of course their name. But managing to get tags out of raids yields some opportunities. Aside from needed a bunch of each faction for some quests, dog tags also have some barters from the vendors. And while some are more enticing than others, ultimately the utility of dog tags isn’t being used to their maximum potential. Having more uses for dog tags in-game makes people more interested in retrieving as many tags in raid as possible. What new uses could dog tags have? Well, let’s go over some potential possibilities. And remember, these are just simple mock-up ideas; they might be balanced, they might be broken, and they might not work at all. But coming up with any possible extra uses for tags could create a more compelling gameplay loop. But regardless, dog tags have some uses, but could be expanded upon even further to give them more opportunities to shine. So, if you are interested in this and any future conversations about Tarkov be sure to subscribe for more videos coming soon.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
The Pros and Cons of Both Physical and Digital Media
Today you can get a physical or digital copy of games and movies. As for many movies and TV shows you also have the option of streaming. In my opinion there is just nothing like having a physical copy of games, movies and TV shows. It helps that there are very few TV shows I actual care enough about t own and the same with movies. Games are different but I rather have a physical copy.
By Ferrari King2 years ago in Gamers
Why You Should Always Play Interchange at Night
Interchange has always been a problematic map to play on for many years now. At least in my own personal experiences. What boils down to a larger factory with an outside section, only having one primary point of interest, is going to create some problems. Awful spawns, poor distribution of loot, and limited extracts plague this map. My hope is soon, BSG decide that Interchange is the next map to get some updates. Whether that’s on the level of a factory style expansion, or something closer to what Shoreline got this wipe, the mall is a challenging map for reasons that go beyond the difficulty of learning the layout. However, overtime, I personally have begun to figure out ways to make playing on this map far less annoying than it normally might be. Granted, these don’t always work and should be taken with a grain of salt, because there are lots of factors that will go into your experience on Interchange, or really any map in the game to be honest. But the single largest adjustment that I have made is playing Interchange at night. And when I say nighttime, I mean in-game night. So usually after 20:00 or 8pm. The experience feels like a night and day difference, no pun intended, in how frequently you will come across PMCs, scavs, and anything trying to stop you from getting your tasks done; whatever they might be. So, let’s go over Interchange, how playing at night makes a difference, and why you should also consider making the change yourself. And if you are new here, be sure to subscribe for more Tarkov related conversations such as this one.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
3 Things to Keep in Mind if You're New to Tarkov
Tarkov is a completely different beast for those of us who are relatively new to the game. And even if you aren’t, only this game can take the wind out of your sails and make you question everything you know about the game, and yourself. With so many aspects, mechanics, angles and nuance, Tarkov tries to deliver an experience that is uniquely its own; succeeding most of the time, and completely failing some of the time. We’ll never get the perfect Tarkov video game, but in the meantime, as we slowly approach a potential 1.0 release, it’s important to try and enjoy what we have right in front of us. And for those who might be having some difficulty in that regard, it’s not all doom and gloom. A lot of it simply boils down to a mentality shift with how you play and engage with Tarkov. Here are three things to keep in mind while playing Tarkov, whether you are new to the game. And even I have to remind myself of these sometimes because I can get so bogged down in the trenches that I forget the real reasons why I play and enjoy this game. So, if you enjoy this or any video I have made in the past, be sure to subscribe to see when new ones go live.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
Harmony in the Desert. Content Warning.
In the arid vastness of Namibia's desert landscapes, where the sun painted the horizon with hues of orange and red, a young boy named Deon Hotto kicked a weathered soccer ball across the dusty terrain. The rhythmic beat of his footsteps echoed the aspirations of a dreamer who yearned to transcend the boundaries of the Namibian sand and make a mark on the global soccer stage.
By Luise Andjamba2 years ago in Gamers
Champions of the Savanna. Content Warning.
In the heart of the African continent, where the sun's golden embrace painted the landscapes with warmth, a symphony of cheers echoed through the dusty streets. Soccer, the universal language of passion, resonated deeply within the hearts of the people, transcending borders and cultures.
By Luise Andjamba2 years ago in Gamers
Call of Duty: World at War (2008)
We know how the Call of Duty franchise started - as a WWII shooter meant to compete with the Battlefield series. Still, just to make sure everyone's on the same page, let's just do a quick recap.
By Greg Seebregts2 years ago in Gamers
Steam Deck vs Lenovo GO
LENOVO GO — - — - — — — — — STEAM DECK In the ever-changing environment of portable gaming, two major challengers have emerged, each competing for the attention of gamers worldwide: Valve’s Steam Deck and Lenovo’s Go. Both devices have distinct features and capabilities that cater to different preferences and gaming styles. In this post, we’ll look at the distinctions between various mobile gaming devices and weigh their advantages and cons.
By Ever Clever DM2 years ago in Gamers
The Top 5 Angry Video Game Nerd Moments
The Angry Video Game Nerd is not only angry, but also incredibly entertaining. Since his inception in 2006, Angry Video Game Nerd and its eponymous hero continues to entertain fans across the internet. Having played the absolute worst video games ever made, the Nerd is always infuriated. From the original Atari 2600 to more recent game consoles, there is no shortage of awful video games. This means the Angry Video Game Nerd will always have an endless supply of bad video games to play.
By Halden Mile2 years ago in Gamers
Microsoft Xbox s series : Unleashing The Power
Introduction: In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming, Microsoft's Xbox Series S stands out as a formidable player, offering a compelling combination of performance, affordability, and a rich gaming experience. Launched alongside its more powerful counterpart, the Xbox Series X, the Series S is designed to cater to a broader audience while still delivering impressive gaming capabilities. In this article, we delve into the features that make the Xbox Series S a noteworthy addition to the gaming world.
By Alpana Saha2 years ago in Gamers
Tarkov’s Newest Ammo Changes are Intense
With patch .14 came the whole gambit of changes to the game. And one that we are still feeling the effects of are all the ammo changes to when and how we get access to more powerful rounds. We’ve talked about ammo multiple times in the past; some being taken off the flea market, how much certain ammos can be purchased, the whole nine yards. But this time, ammo has gone through the largest change in the game's history. Even not so top tier rounds, like M855 and PP ammo for 5.45 are being moved much deeper into the games unlock cycle. It was quite a change by itself. But again, combined with everything else this patch brought with it, and it just reinforces why this patch feels like a brand-new game. The game has us now scrounging around maps and looting scavs magazines for whatever ammo we can get our hands on. And I love that. This is how the ammo economy should be at the start. Desperation to find and use rounds that may not be remotely what you want to use, but at the start of the game, you don’t have a choice. It’s crazy how after almost two weeks into the wipe, I just got the ability to buy M855 from Peacekeeper level 3. It’s insane, but again, I love it. Ammo is one of the core components of being able to land successful kills in the game, and if everyone’s access to the good stuff is being pushed further into the game, that means everyone regardless of skill or level, has a better chance of killing other players and surviving the raid. Which is what we’ve wanted for a long time. So, what are some of the ammos people find themselves using these days? Where are the good ammos now? And how have the interactions between the ammo changes with the new armor been? Let’s talk about all of this, and if you are new here be sure to subscribe to the channel for future videos.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
Why is Escape From Tarkov Such a Good Streaming Game?
Tarkov is a strange anomaly in the gaming universe. For something touted as being so difficult, complicated, and requiring material outside of the game to be successful, you’d think that level of commitment wouldn’t be entertaining to watch, or at the very least, confusing for those tuning in. But surprisingly, the game does well on YouTube and especially on Twitch. There is a dedicated following for this game on the platform and the people who not only play it, but those who watch it are usually long-time veterans of the game. Sure, there are lots of new people who jump into chat and are curious about the game, but for the most part, if you play Tarkov at all, you also will find yourself watching it too. And this game holds its own on the platform. Normally sitting at around 30-50k concurrent viewers. Recently there has been a massive increase in viewership because Tarkov had Twitch drops on, which allowed you to earn in-game items by watching streamers, but we’ll talk more about that later. But my main question around this game and the following it has online, is what makes Tarkov such a compelling and arguably perfect streaming video game? Is it the game itself? The memes? Something else? Let's go over this and see if we can figure out why it works so well on Twitch. And if you are new or returning to the channel, be sure to subscribe for more videos in the future about Tarkov and anything else we can think of.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers