Labs PVP TRAGEDY! - Escape From Tarkov Gameplay

What's wrong with everyone? I'm just browsing and welcome back to another

escape

from Tarkov video. In this video I wanted to share some

gameplay

from a raid I did a while ago on my stream at the terrorist group's

labs

. We come across several different squads that we have. In some really cool gunfights we dropped a lot of people and ended up not being able to finish this one, so this is going to be a full lesson from beyond the grave where we go step by step through each process, but I wanted to show you this raid and how everything developed and then just give some thoughts at the end, some general advice on what I could have done better and what you know, some things I learned from this experience, but this was a pretty interesting foray, so I wanted to share that with y'all, I

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d from Tarkov on Twitch, all my links will be below.

We'd love for you to come and say hi, ask any questions or even just hang out, but with all that stuff out of the way, go ahead and dive in, I'm scared, Daniel Boone GG bro GG, that was a nasty shot was that your buddy gear I got with the thermal SKS, you know, chatting with i-69, there's another guy who closed a third one, here we go guys. Daniel Boone, thanks for that, followed by the way I did it. I didn't know we were outside. Wow, the elevator is getting cold. Darkman 177 GG, man, friend, gg. I hope you be mimin, man, zero, if you want to see it, if you want to go ahead and watch.

Go back to the vaad and tell me if I was camping, can you, this is not going, yes, yes, no, you didn't hear that many lifts were called, actually, that's not worth it, it won't fix well. I was wondering if I don't know if. That was the fifth friend, or if it was just a third because we made a lot of noise, so it's always a bummer to die after a big raid, but being able to see it again really helped me. I worked on some of the things I could have done better, so I immediately started playing really slow and scared, you know, you start hearing footsteps, this goes back to what I say all the time, which is like learning the maps.

A very experienced lab player would have been able to identify exactly where some of these targets were. They were running around me. There were all kinds of metal and then there was one. There were all kinds of different sounds, so I played very passively. I was scared, I crouched in that room and it ended up working for a lot of things because they had no idea where it was, they had no idea it was there, but just looking at it I thought, man, you. I know I need to keep playing on this map and learn to identify exactly where people are.

I don't think I would have gained a commitment just by going out after hearing from people for the first time, although you know, we started to see that there are a lot of PMs. I sneezed that that initial team was, I think, a 5 man, so it ended up working in my favor to get as much information as possible and then engage when I felt I could, the first initial shot took down an enemy, which always en Well, we were able to connect with the second guy who pushed. I actually didn't know until several days later when I was reviewing this footage for this video, but this kill here was actually, I killed two players.

I always wondered why death. count at the end said 6 but I can only count 5 in my head but if we narrow it down you can see it's actually two players that I was able to kill with a charger so I had no idea about that I think it's the most big. The takeaway from this for me and I was talking in my chat about it right after this raid ended was that we stayed where we were for too long after we started dropping people off, we kept coming back to this room that we kept, you know, I called it returning to the crime scene and it was a bad bad decision.

I think it's easy to say that you're absolutely making a ton of noise, there's loot all over the floor, anyone who comes near will want a piece of it. They might be pressuring me to take me down and steal my loot, so staying exactly where I was was not an option. good idea, plus I know I have several limbs passed out and it will take a while to heal. Getting to a place where it may be a corner or a place where I can hear people coming from much further away or I don't have to look at as many angles or my escape route isn't as complicated would have been incredibly helpful because all the healing meant there was tons of time for people to slowly advance and get into positions without me knowing, so I think that's the most important thing.

I think the thought process there that maybe a lot of you can relate to is a few things. It's something you know the deeper you get into a firefight, the more people you kill. I find that the more my decision making starts to fall apart because I feel like I've used everything and I get shaky and you really want, that's when the fear of the team comes in, it's no longer just the fear of the team, of my team, but it's fear of the team, or my team and their team, or my team, and these three guys that I just killed, I want that team and I'm afraid of losing it, so all that starts happening the longer a firefight goes on, you know, when you drop six players, I subconsciously say, "Okay, I have some time" or "Okay, like you don't know anyone else, there can't be anyone else around and those are all assumptions." that you should never escape from

tarkov

there is always one more there is always a scavenger around there is always some threat nearby so letting your guard down was a big mistake here and then once again when you move for loot and not survival you start to take some bad decisions and that's exactly what was happening here.

I didn't want to zone out too much because I was afraid some player would just run up while I was healing, grab some of the loot, and leave. There were so many that there were six. dead players lying on the ground here, if I had played well I could have caught the guy who killed me, which would have been seven, no one could think of that much loot, I would have been better off on a prioritized survival and then just get some of this loot later, but those were some of the things I took away from watching this, hopefully these fights were entertaining for you and hopefully you were able to take out something that maybe also helps you during your raids, thanks.

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