5 Mistakes You Make on WIPE Day...

How long does it take me to get to Max Traders? It depends a little bit on the RNG, but usually IMAX operators in about four days is like 70 hours of gameplay, almost five days, it depends, but I have a whole series on my YouTube where I go from one. to 42 in four days and I will show you all the things in depth. They are going to change some of the quests that this clears, so it might take a little longer or it might even be quicker. Actually leveling up quickly is like five or six main strategies and if you like it follow the strategies you will level up knowing that you will need certain items in the future or you will need certain items in the future or certain keys so while you're currently working on your two or three tasks that you have, if you're not getting tunnel vision, you're like, okay, I need strike cigarettes, I need Marlboro cigarettes, I need tea caps, all of these will go up maybe within five levels. .

I'm going to look for these items while I'm doing these current quests because what that means is that it takes me 20 raids to do these like three or four quests, then I can get all the items I need for the next class and so on. I submitted the 20 raids earlier to get the items and now I unlock these Crossfire. I'll activate the items and then, oh my gosh, I've got them. You're literally just doing things before you get to them so that when you get there. You're not stuck collecting items to ask for a boost from 20 to 30.

Now they said they'll change some starting quests like whatever, but realistically any changes they change won't be a complete quest overhaul because they're going to add quests. of story to the game at some point, so they are not going to completely rework all the missions to slide them, some missions may be different in the first levels, they may crash and things with other tasks, but even still with a lit image. The wiki where you can search for Tarkov Quest items is a very large graph and it tells you every item you need to find in the raid for all the missions in the game and you just assume that you still need all those items because chances are not all movies are required, so maybe you need more than what it says on the wiki because it will be changed a little bit like always, but you just go to the wiki, look at the items and then start looking for them early. like they're listed in order of what you need them for, you know, I don't even look for the shotguns for the right task because you can buy the level one Jaeger shotguns for the right test, like I know, so I unlock them.

Jaeger must do the right task, that is the most important principle: a general task, the next would be to avoid dead-end tasks. There are a lot of tasks in the game that don't really lead anywhere, so you spend 10-20 raids working on one task. that when you finish it there are no new tasks, you're just stuck exactly where you were before, but you have like five games plus XP, so a good example of that is setting up a four-shootout picnic and there's probably 20, there's probably like 20 plus in the game I had to kill scabs and woods, so at level seven, instead of running around trying to kill 14 scabs in Woods, you could literally do that task at level 30.

I do it at level 30 when I do the Punisher. four, the shotgun that Scott kills, one was like you don't need to do that task, it doesn't really do anything for you, it wastes so much time like spending 20 minutes here, an hour here, an hour there, like he weighs a lot part of your time. If you don't love lutfest, you don't have to follow that rule, but you can literally go to the wiki, look up any mission in the game, like gunfight picnic, right, it's that easy to understand, it's like I have to do it. This task triggers the picnic boom, Google Shootout Picnic EFT Wiki comes up, click on the link and it says task name and then it says it leads nowhere, so since it leads nowhere, you don't have to do it, you can come back.

Later it is necessary for Katha, yes, but we will do it passively by playing with the forests and also with the other fantastic Punisher part 4, which is like killing 10 shotgun scouts in one. Most importantly, level up fast, it's going to sound obvious, but it's just that. survive and what that means is that yes, obviously, win your fights, but also avoid fights like that, which is the most important thing. You can level up quickly. I don't take any ns3 fights if I think I can get around a guy without having to fight him. I'll literally just run around him because my goal was to get to level 42 as soon as possible and then PvP properly, but the thing is when you fight early, you apparently fight for a lot and get people to need their quest or get up everyone's asses. ways, right?

The gammas are going to like their flash drives and stuff, so they need money, so why are you fighting with them? You're going to kill him. You're going to bet your three Quest items on maybe killing a guy and getting his SKS or the MP5 from him like it's not one. It's worth your time, it's literally not worth fighting those guys and dying to them. I just avoid fights as best I can. I like survival was like the most important key. People will be like you level up quickly because you just chatter like the whole lobby, am I stupid bro?

It's like I have 200 raids, like I said, it takes me 220 Raiders to get a bit of 42 to give or take and I probably have around 100 PMC kills by then, that's less than 100, like I only kill when I have to say another Thing: Don't look too hard, exploration is really good if you are new to the game, but if you want to level up fast, exploration will hinder your progression. I hit that, oh, it's him, bro. a crazy shot, a scab, it will hinder your long term progression if you are an experienced player, if you are new to the game and need security, okay go ahead Explorer, I am not saying don't sneak around, but seek moderation because as once at level five and finished the 3M body armor in the kill mission.

I stopped exploring. You could search a flash drive. You see? If I don't have one, I check the factory statement, but I like to spend too much time searching for you. rough because you can't really complete the actual current quests, you can only find items, um, scraping too much will also reduce the amount of XP you got on your character because the first few levels, like level two, if you headshot four things, you get a free level you get level three by getting four headshot kills you don't get any extras on your scout transfers to your PMC and also your skill progression is separate from your PMC so it's hard to get a high skill level if you scab too much, like me. personally, don't

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a lot of scab if you're broke, you need money, if you need to find an item and you just want a scab because you don't want to

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a kit, that's fine, but don't spam scab like don't it's like I spammed in the first five six levels and then I stopped scabbing almost completely except seeing if I got a lucky key that guy should have killed me except seeing if I got a lucky key I got a um flash. shot I need something like that Etc. in moderation, don't scab too much, another is constantly like I think you're assigning tasks, but it's like constantly checking the keys, like I search every jacket from my spawn to my extract like every raid I I play when it's early because I need keys like they're important and the thing is also people are like, "Oh my god, I can't find the keys, they're swapped, it's just like you don't have to." find your search Keys per se because in early life many of the keys are exchanged just because people only need keys that they borrow for their keys, if you find an ollie registration key on the first day, a

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, you can exchange it for marching sometimes you can trade that for the bunkhouse key if you need the bunkhouse key, like find keys and do that, and a lot of the keys are really easy to get for the early levels, like the Machinery key for example always appears in the bedroom, uh, three. story bedrooms Rune 205 in the brown Jack always spawns at any speed it is easy to get unknown key always spawns in this bush here every raid on that bush is guaranteed right there Mexico is a body always spawns each of its red holds a lot of people back I think it's like four green tea like five crackers and something else.

I forget exactly what it is, um, but it's very easy to do, you can literally go back, go straight to your scav or you can go there in your PMC and literally. get all the items in a raid, the principal's office, okay, same with, um, what is it? 206 keys, like four stacks of medicine or something else, I kind of forgot the exact part, but they're all at therapist level one, they're easy. Hell, they have quest keys that are holding you back, but you can easily trade or get them knowing that's really important. I see. I don't think I got them right, although I understood it.

It's okay, anyway. Key 114, which is this one, is necessary for a therapist task called Pharmacy, that key appears inside the blue car, um, all the way down, next to the UN trucks, like in the background, in the last sniper timeline for punk rock trucks. I'll show you too. but that's not guaranteed but there is a high chance that Swan will appear there as well as him appearing sleeveless so you want to check it every raid because I've been stuck eating that key before and it sucks when you don't. You don't search for the key at all and then you're 50 deep looking for a key that stops you, but at level one you could mark that smaller key, you get it, Gambit, you die, okay, you get the quest progress correctly, Oh.

She thinks I forgot to mention that leveling up quickly is a matchmaking task, which is obviously a given, but obviously you want to try to solve multiple tasks at once so that any task we can do as two of us at the same time is like huge, so that I try to do my lighthouse test when I have all my lighthouse tasks unlocked. If I'm ever stuck somewhere like I need a flash drive, I'll look for my flash drives on a map where I have to like Quest. so if I have to go to Interchange for some class, I could do all the flash shooting and exchange while I'm there, oh, this could also change, but I'll also delete it early, like I never start Customs.

I don't like playing Customs because everyone else has Customs. I hate it. I go anywhere else like you, you can go to Woods, you can go there. I'm going to reserve most of the time, you can go to Reserve, you can go to Woods, you can go to swap and go to Shoreline, but like you don't want to be where everyone is because honestly you'll like it and the habit is really hard to Get your statements without seeing a single person, so you don't even have to go to customs. how do they cost more, I only go to Customs once I unlock a peacekeeper's extortionist task, we have to unlock that cabin back there with the unknown K, that's when I start going to Customs, yeah, I don't know, I just receive my saliva and I like it.

Get level five. I'm trying to get my ties at my 3M and stuff, yeah, like I don't know. I run other maps. In fact, I usually run forests from my first raid if you go to when you first start the game in a clean, you have to re-inspect everything to inspect everything in all the merchants and all the weapon parts and all the weapons and you get the level two, so if you get level two you unlock the task for the mechanic to unlock Jaeger, what do you have to do? is it restart your game when you reach level two or you have to queue and press the cancel button and the mission will appear at that time and then once you do that you can go to Woods for your first raid you could unlock Jaeger and then Like I said before, I'm going to use the shotguns I can buy from Jaeger for the first proper gauntlet, so I can buy both shotguns to determine which one is the right one to debut and then get my five kills in the sky and that mission is done, they could change. that one like mission one wasn't even there, uh, the next wife, maybe Diego Rose will be permanently unlocked, we'll see, but that's something I do, but that's really all there is to it to level up fast, It's just using those strategies like me.

I can't give you an order of quest items. I can't say: do this task, then that task, then this task. It doesn't work like that because you'll get stuck in different parts because of the RNG and I buy junk boxes like pretty ones. asap but I don't want to go broke like I don't want to get 1.1 million and then buy a box of crap and go broke like 1.3 1.5 million. I want a couple of 100,000 to play with, that's more or less, that's more or less. all you have to do is level up quickly, like those five or six principles that I mentioned and it's like applying them to your missioncurrent, you have to look at what you have and figure out how you can combine things, which ones you should avoid, uh, know.

Okay, I need these keys, let me work on getting these keys like all those foreign things.