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Visor Mechanics Need an Update in Tarkov
Now that we’ve gotten huge recoil changes in Tarkov, and the armor has also seen tons of changes to how its systems work, I think it’s time to tackle another mechanic in the game that has largely been overlooked for some time now. To be fair, this mechanic in particular seems rather limited in use than if we were to compare it to years prior. And what I'm talking about is the ability to wear a face shield down and aim down your weapon at the same time. Nobody has really considered this in recent times because face shields are rather difficult to acquire. And this is talking about full covering face shields, not eye protection ones. Those probably don’t need to get adjusted at all. But Fast MT shields, and especially Altyn shields; these two are the major contenders for why this change might feel necessary. But at the same time, while it might hurt these helmets even more than they already are, at the same time, it also allows BSG to add some new kit into the game that would be extremely interesting to see, and could allow these powerful items that have been basically locked off for good to make a proper return to form. So, let’s go over why face shields have been kind of removed from the game (at least the good ones), talk about what could be introduced to work with them, and how all of this could bring Altyns back into the game. So, if this sounds like an interesting conversation be sure to leave your thoughts down below at the end of the video and subscribe for more topics like this one in the future.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
5 Tips For Making Better Fantasy Cults
Cults are a mainstay of our fantasy games, and while they are often some of the most important parts of a given campaign, they tend to fall apart if we put them under too much scrutiny. So if you're designing a cult for your upcoming game, consider some of the following tips!
By Neal Litherland2 years ago in Gamers
Top 5 Up-and-Coming Virtual Tabletops (VTTs) for D&D and other RPGS
Tabletop RPGs are embarking on a thrilling digital odyssey. Now, don’t mistake me — I’m a staunch believer that gathering around a table, dice in hand, is the pinnacle of gaming joy. Yet, the luxury of in-person play isn’t within everyone’s reach. Life scatters friends and family across the map, making those gathered gaming sessions a rarity for some. Plus, with an influx of new enthusiasts drawn in by blockbuster movies and binge-worthy series, the world of gaming is evolving. It’s stretching its boundaries far and wide, embracing digital spaces to unite storytellers from every corner of the globe. This digital shift isn’t just about playing; it’s about connecting, creating, and sharing epic adventures, no matter where we are.
By Lauren Hodges2 years ago in Gamers
My Star Trek Talk and My Idea For a Star Trek Game
In this article I will talk about my idea from a Star Trek game as well as why I feel Seska from Voyager was a fool as well as a few other things.
By Ferrari King2 years ago in Gamers
Beginner Friendly Tips and Kits for Early Game Tarkov
My hope for this video as it’s aptly titled, is to try and give some information about what kind of weapons and kits players should be running in Escape From Tarkov if they are either new to the game, or down on their luck regarding how much money they have. This game is overwhelming with how much information it’s going to throw at you, and because of that, you can very easily forget what gear you should be using, what ammos are the best, or where the extractions are. My goal today is to hopefully provide some insight into what I normally find myself doing with early game kits, budget weapons, and my general attitude towards playing raids in Tarkov. When it comes to early game Tarkov, level one/two vendors, and trying to scrounge up materials to build a cohesive kit, there are a handful of elements that should be considered so that you have at least the bare minimum before going into a raid. I have a list of bullet points that we’ll be going through, and we’re going to try and navigate it quickly so I don’t take up too much of your time, so you can get back to raiding in Tarkov. So, if you like this style of video and would like to see more on other topics in the game, be sure to leave a comment down below, and subscribe to be notified about future videos.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
The Best Top 3 Gaming Monitors
In the fast-paced world of gaming, where split-second reactions and immersive visuals reign supreme, the choice of monitor can profoundly impact the gaming experience. From breathtaking graphics to smooth, responsive gameplay, gaming monitors play a pivotal role in transporting players into the heart of their favorite virtual worlds. Today, we'll explore three compelling contenders in the realm of gaming monitors: the Sceptre Curved 24-inch Gaming Monitor (C248W-1920RN Series), the Sceptre Curved 24.5-inch Gaming Monitor (C255B-FWT240), and the Sceptre 30-inch Curved Gaming Monitor (C305B-200UN1).
By Andres Bravo2 years ago in Gamers
Knights of the Broken Blade: Ending War by Force
The two armies had been encamped at opposite ends of the bridge for days, occasionally making short forays against one another, periodically testing each other’s mettle while trying to find a way to gain the upper hand. Like most battles in this war, this one was futile and meaningless, and the real damage done by each host of warriors was to the local countryside as they pillaged nearby villages and farms for “provisions”. Neither side was willing to back down and let the other army seize the bridge across the winding river; but neither side had the strength to take it, so the siege lingered on…
By Samuel Wright2 years ago in Gamers
Knights of the Eternal Dark: Taking the fight to the sunless deeps
Long ago in the kingdom of Stranghen, King Sturm so feared dying that he emptied the royal coffers to obtain a form of immortality, ruining the prosperity of his once powerful dynasty just to become a lich, gaining the title, the Deathless. Under the long rule of Sturm the Deathless the royal house eventually regained its status and prosperity, but it grew corrupt and morbid, leading the entire nation to revering the undead. One aristocrat after another turned to the Dark Arts to avoid death and hold onto the reigns of their power with bony hands. Life became cheap as the wealthy fed upon the poor, leeching the warmth of life from whomever they grew tired of to extend their false immortality. Love, joy, beauty, and compassion were gradually replaced by greed, hunger, vengeance, and cruelty.
By Samuel Wright2 years ago in Gamers
Armor in Tarkov Doesn't Work Anymore.
About a month ago we talked about the new armor changes that have been added to Tarkov, and the implications of changing a mechanic so integral to the game meant for the player base. I wanted to give it some time, level up and get access to better base armor and plates before returning to this topic once more. And just like in the first video, I have done zero science or any testing to back up my feelings on this matter. I know many other creators were curious and wanted to see whether or not the new armor system worked correctly, but I don’t have the knowledge to collect that data and to be able to present it in a way that is cohesive, makes sense, and is accurate. So, everything I say here will once again be coming from experience over the course of the last month. And I can only speak from my own personal experiences, so take that for what it’s worth. Maybe it’s just me, but armor feels like it doesn’t do anything anymore. At least that’s what it feels like. On one hand, armor can tank entire magazines, yes. But sometimes those situations boil down to not the armor being strong, but the ammo used against it being bad. As well as poor aim from its user. Either way, the number of times I have come across dead PMC armor that is still almost full or completely full after a fight, has raised suspicion to the value of armor as a whole. Armor doesn’t do anything anymore. At least, that’s what it feels like these days. I’m curious what others think about this so be sure to give your perspective in the comments and subscribe for more videos about topics like this in the future.
By Jirasu2 years ago in Gamers
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
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
Knights of the Free Will: The Holy Liberators
The tyrant of Gothonor, the self-styled King Hiram, was once a common thief and trader of slaves. Under the very noses of a corrupt and incompetent aristocracy he had raised an army of slaves and taken over the nation in a bloody coup. Now the kind and generous people of that nation were suspicious and secretive. Citizens were constantly in fear of being “vanished”, taken away by their new ruler’s secret force of assassins and buried in the wilderness where none would find them. Paranoia was the order of the day. Children regularly turned in their own parents for being “seditious” (committing such terrible crimes as complaining about having to wait in line to buy bread or saying things had been better under the murdered aristocrats). No one was happy in the tiny kingdom, but no one was brave enough to say so.
By Samuel Wright2 years ago in Gamers