Tips For Getting Better At PVP! - Escape From Tarkov Beginners Guide

What's up guys? I'm just doing a quiz and welcome back to another Escape from Tarkov video. In this video, we'll dive into some

tips

to get

better

at PvP and

escape

Tarkov. If you're like me, once you do it. After

getting

into the game and starting to understand the

escape

from Tarkov mechanics you quickly discovered that the PvP in this game is so addictive it's a lot of fun, there are absolutely crazy moments but it definitely takes work to be good so if you're in that place where you want to go for more PvP and try to improve.

I hope these

tips

help you if you are new to the channel. I do escape from

tarkov

guide

s and get from

tarkov

content and I also stream escape from tarkov about 4 days a week or more on Twitch and all my links will be below but with all that out of the way let's go ahead and dive right in. so that with almost everything in escape from tarkov there is nothing. I'm going to work overnight, especially in PvP, there are so many things that can happen and so many things that will happen to you and a lot of them are out of your control, but I hope these are just some of the things you can keep in mind. mind while you are in these commitments that you can integrate into your game.

It's really a process, but it's a really rewarding process to get

better

at PvP and Tarkov and I know when I was trying to get better it was a lot of deaths. where I would immediately say I know what I should have done right away, like you can feel it and it's okay, don't get frustrated about it, just continue to address those things, what you could have done better and try to integrate those things into your style of work. game and that goes beyond these five tips. Whatever you feel you need to do better, that's fine, be patient and constantly think about it, but stick with the first tip, keep moving.

I've already talked a little. A little bit about this and some of my other

guide

s where I've talked about repositioning and flanking and those are good things, so repositioning doesn't necessarily mean you have to be aggressive, but it's really just making sure they don't know where you are. are if they see you behind the rock, if they see you behind that tree, if they're going to hold you up or if they're going to push you, they're going to push you to those places, so constant repositioning can be helpful, of course, These are situations where you'll want to keep an angle, especially if they don't know where you are, but if you're in an all-out fight, repositioning is good, flanking is great if you want to be really aggressive and just want to disengage right away. maybe an open flank and

getting

a side angle or a back angle, some of those plays feel really, really good and incorporate that, you know, not just mashing w, but how can I trick them, how can I get the best out of them, but It goes beyond that another great type of opportunity to keep moving is right at the beginning of a fight, very often if I'm running or if I'm moving from position A to position B, I'm trying to get a quest item. or something like that, I'm moving and I see an enemy and a lot of times you can see almost immediately that they see you, you know what I mean, if they're like stopped and they're looking directly at you and they're lining up a shot in that situation , the best thing you can do is not stop and then try to acquire it as a target because chances are they are already ahead of you on it and they are going to shoot. so you can make it harder for them if you keep moving, you know what I mean, you never lose step, you see an enemy, you see they're trapped, you start weaving or whatever, trying to find hard cover. because hopefully that will make it a lot harder for them to take the shot and then you'll get to a safe place where now you can evaluate how I want to take this fight, I want to take this fight and all that stuff and then also know when not to fight correctly, so If you see someone and you're hurt or you're out of medicine or you're already full of loot and you're weighing that risk, sometimes it's okay to just jump into a fight. as a whole, so keep moving is a very general, all-encompassing tip, but hopefully this shows you just a few examples of how you can use movement to gain the advantage often, however you want to play, if you want to fight, if you want to.

Being aggressive if you want to play slow, constantly moving around the map and moving through the fight can be really useful as the second tip is in line with that and is to try not to repeat the same angle, this works well. Going back to if you're in a fight right where they know where you are and you know where they are, this sounds very simple, but I've died many times because of it because a lot of the time when we think it's oh, I saw them, you know you're moving the lid. hard, oh, I saw them and I'm going to say it again or we were committed and you have that feeling that I know I'm going to be able to make this shot. and it's kind of like 50/50 they know where you are, you know where they are, you take a look if possible, even if you just switch to the other side of the hardcover and even do it a few times like you would be surprised at how something So simple can really give you the advantage, whether you're just trying to see where they are or take photos, delete or whatever, but try not to repeat the same angle you've already reached.

If they were shooting each other during that, they would survive many more encounters. The next tip is to always know where the hard cover is. This is something I've been trying to incorporate a lot more into my game and that is whether you're in a fight or out of a fight, always have your eyes on where the closest hardcover is. Now the hardcover is something you can't get through. You know what I mean. It's like a rock, a boulder, a wall, something you know you can get. Stand back and be safe even if it's just for a moment, but if you're not aware of the hard cover until the engagement has begun, then you're probably going to be too far away from it and get into this awkward place where I've done it.

This is a million times when you start running because you just like it. I need to get away from this because they let me down. Oh, there aren't any hardcover books near me, so I stop running, turn around, and try to hit the target. while I get shot at and just die, so if you can keep this in your mind at all times while moving around the map, you're going to do missions while you know how to run. Shooting if you're looking to PvP aggressively, that's going to help us make those quick decisions to know where the hard cover is, you can move around with the map with the hard cover close to you at all times and then if you're not really thinking about it.

In a PvP encounter, try to take that into account and knowing where the hardcap is not only saves you, but it also makes it much harder to shoot because there is much less of you because as much as we all want to headshot, there are many. Sometimes we launch from center-of-mass shots if we're really exposed, so hardcover is extremely important. The next tip is that audio is your friend. Now, once again, this is how you want to play if you want to be a really aggressive PvP player or if you want to be someone who is more passive, who moves slowly and tries to get people to like you with one touch and end those engagements with the learning the audio, learning what certain weapons sound like, learning specifically if you like what I've talked about.

Before, if you like to use headphones in the game, use a specific one so you can start measuring distance, all of these things are things that again, slowly and passively, you start to improve while playing, but if you pay attention to them you will start to learn these skills faster, but by learning you know what sounds you know, I mean what makes what sound what makes glass creak or wood sound some of the tree roots, if you walk on them, it sounds like you're walking inside on wood learning to judge distance like we're saying all that will help you if you're in a fight and you're trying to locate where they are and you're like, well, I know what that The sound is I know he has to be there or if you're just trying to be a really aggressive PvP player and you're just trying to chase shots as often, I see some of these top tier guys wanting to go PvP. they hear a gunshot over here or maybe a fight over here and they say okay I know they're there whoever wins will move here so I'm going to post here to learn how to use audio to your advantage whether you're in a fight, or you're chasing a fight, it can be really useful and the last tip is to learn the spawns on the map, so a lot of the Tarkov pvp escape can happen on many of the maps.

In the first 5-10 minutes of the raid, some of the top tier players who have thousands of hours in the game are very aware of where the spawn points are in the game and then what someone's most likely first move will be. . As you play, start determining where those spawns are and think about okay, every time I spawn here, I usually go in this direction and you start creating paths, especially on the maps that you play most often, you start creating these spawn paths. most likely movement. in the first few minutes of a raid and if you want to PvP and you want to get better you can chase that or you can defend against people who are really aggressive in PvP because there's nothing more frustrating than that if you're jumping into a raid and you want to do a quest and you keep going , you can't answer that question because you keep dying and dying and dying because someone comes out the door and shoots you, so learn spawn points with PvP in mind.

It's going to be really useful once again whether you want to play slow or fast because a lot happens in those first few minutes and then it really becomes kind of a free-for-all, depending on how people want it. play, so I hope those tips helped you. I hope they challenge your thinking and their things that you can start to integrate into your thought process while you're on a raid and while you're in a firefight like We said at the beginning of the video that these firefights happen very quickly, especially in Escape from Tarkov, where you know people can be so deadly so it's really about thinking about these things and learning to integrate them slowly because if you put effort into it. and you and you start thinking about what I could be doing, you'll really accelerate that growth, so I hope these things help you and that you start surviving more raids and winning in more PvP.

Thank you all very much, as always, for making the decision. It's time to watch this video, leave a comment below if you have any questions about this, if there's anything I missed, any tips you have for other players, or if there are any guides you'd like me to do here in the future. I'm always trying to create content that helps shorten the learning curve of Escape from Tarkov that helps people strategize and think differently while playing so Escape from Tarkov can become more fun and you can start surviving more raids. . Thank you very much again. for stopping by and we'll see you all next time