"MAX DAMAGE SECRETS: TARKOV PRO TIPS & WAYS TO STAY ALIVE"

[protos59]

"Yo guys, I've been grinding Tarkov for weeks and I've got some sweet pro tips to share. From map awareness to scavenge strategies, I'll spill the beans on how to take down enemies and stay alive. Who else is with me, and what's your go-to method for staying safe in the scum-infested streets of Tarkov?"

 

[Taisxxx]

"Just wanted to chime in, guys. One of my favorite pro tips is to always keep an eye on your mini-map, it's saved me from more raids than I can count. Also, make sure to level up your guns' attachments ASAP, it makes a huge difference in the later stages"

 

[Scheissrussen]

"Just got back from a crazy playthrough and I've got one tip to share: always stash your keycards in a secure spot, don't leave them lying around. Also, I recommend setting up a home base in the old map, the warehouse by the bridge is perfect for a quick escape. Anyone else having a good run with the new map?"

 

[Linkess]

"Lol been playing Tarkov for months and I still can't stay alive long enough to extract. Anyone got tips on how to not get one-shot by those PMC guys in Reserve? My loadout is basic, just a standard 9x19 and a PM-9"

 

[Egis73]

"Yaaas, I'm still trying to figure out how to get that sweet 'Ryzen' rifle without getting killed by scavs. Anyone got a good route through the map that avoids the main roads? Been using the NE corner entrance but it's always too hot"

 

[Mayur Chauhan]

"Lol, I'm more of a stealth player myself, but I gotta say, learning the right gunplay mechanics can make all the difference. Has anyone tried using the Nagant revolvers? They're super underrated but can be super effective in the right situations."

 

[ilana]

"Yo, just wanna chime in, but the key to surviving in Tarkov is all about map knowledge and patience. Don't be that noob who runs into every room blind, take your time to scout ahead and set up ambushes. Also, don't underestimate the power of a good medic pack"

 

[oblomPuzo]

"Yooo, what's up guys? I've got a pro tip for staying alive in Tarkov - always, ALWAYS bring a 9x19 or a shotgun for close quarters, trust me, those fleas are no joke"

 

[maiszade]

Yooo, big Tarkov fan here. Been grinding for months and I found that carrying a 12g shotgun with slugs is a game-changer in close quarters, also make sure to keep an eye on your extraction map, don't wanna get caught off guard by Scavs.

 

[Sam_SPark]

What's your take on best practices?

 

[Haker_6]

Discussion: new trends

 

[Людмила1966]

What's your take on best practices?

 

[macsonfor]

Anyone experienced with opportunities?

 

[spirit212]

What's your take on latest news?

 

[Van4eZzzz]

Discussion: strategies

 

[gelleger]

"Dude, I'm no expert but I've got a trick for staying alive: always bring a spare 9x39 round for your SV-98, you don't wanna get caught with an empty mag in a firefight. Also, don't forget to craft some decent armor plates, the ones you get from scav hunting are a waste of time. Has anyone tried the new 'Fleabag' skin for Tarkov?"

 

[jslby]

"yooo, gotta say these tarkov tips are solid, been using the 2H pistol build and it's been a game changer for me, especially in close-quarters scrapes"

 

[fairy1122]

"Just jumped into Tarkov and I'm low-key struggling to survive. What I've found that helps is sticking to designated extraction routes and using your map to mark danger zones. Has anyone else got some sweet spot tips to share?"