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Marathon Mode in Tarkov, But There’s a Huge Problem
If there is one component of Tarkov that I would want to see happen more than arguably anything else, is seeing either open world, partial open world or some form of map-to-map travel be in the game. We’ve had conversations in the past, I’ve listened to so many passionate players express how amazing that would be, and have personally even dabbled in trying to create a mock up version in the past showing how it might work in addition to some other ideas as well. There are plenty of players who would be thrilled to have the ability to travel from one map directly to another without going to their stash. And to my surprise, BSG with patch 0.15 added a mode that we can play right now that gives us a taste of what that might look like on the future should they go through with it. Marathon mode is their attempt at testing the waters for map-to-map travel; allowing players to experience what it would be like going to as many maps in a row as possible without returning to your stash to restock on ammo, medication, food, and other important items. It’s a very stark contrast to normal Tarkov; not being able to go back to your stash unless you absolutely have to is quite an interesting way of engaging with the game. You have to prepare much differently than you normally do, because a raid can reasonable take anywhere from 10-45 minutes, but with marathon you might be out of your stash for over an hour if not longer. So, what you need to take is very different. But let’s go over the details of marathon mode, how it works, the differences between the two modes of play, the downsides and potential problems with it, and what it might mean for Tarkov in the future.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
GTA 5 Online: $100M Money Glitch 2024 | Easy Guide. AI-Generated.
Are you looking for the Fastest Way to Make Money in GTA 5 Online? You're in the right place! This guide will show you a simple and legal GTA 5 Online money hack 2024. By using this method, players in Canada can quickly earn a lot of in-game cash. You could have $100M in no time.
By Eladeo Mallettabout a year ago in Gamers
Partizan, PMC Karma and the Connection Between the Two
The newest boss to be added into Tarkov, Partizan or as the community has aptly nicknamed him “Parmesan”, is a weird boss to say the least. His lore is probably the most unique out of all the other bosses and how he operates is also strange and not exactly understood. BSG has been tight lipped about exactly how he functions; only giving us vague answers in the past but confirming he, in some way, is directly tied to another hidden mechanic that was added in with patch 0.15, another karma system. Not PMC karma, not scav karma because we already have that. Just karma; what a wonderful new mechanic that is so easily understood by just that one word. We have been told numerous times that this was a matter of when and not if, and now that we finally have some version of it, we need to talk about how the community thinks it works, how it’s directly tied to Partizan, and how it might change in the future. As well as some other changes that also came with this update to help fill you in on where your own karma might be and whether or not Partizan is actively hunting for you right now. So, let’s talk about it.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Best Starter Gaming Keyboard
SteelSeries Apex 3 RGB Gaming Keyboard Review: A Blend of Performance and Affordability In the competitive world of gaming peripherals, the SteelSeries Apex 3 RGB Gaming Keyboard has emerged as a popular choice for gamers seeking a balance between performance, aesthetics, and affordability. As an entry-level mechanical keyboard with some impressive features, the Apex 3 offers a compelling option for those who want a high-quality experience without breaking the bank. Here’s a detailed look at what this keyboard has to offer.
By Mackenzie Harold David Piperabout a year ago in Gamers
Let’s Talk About Tripwires in Tarkov
Probably one of the more controversial additions into the game, Tarkov has just added placeable tripwires attached to grenades. This was something I thought only the new boss, Partizan was going to be able to do, but it looks like BSG wants us to die in even more mysterious and convoluted ways. The feelings I experienced while watching the patch 0.15 trailer and seeing the tripwires in action gave me very similar feelings to when we first saw the different types of grenade launchers being added into the game. And while those were initially cause for concern because of how powerful explosive ordinance in a game like Tarkov can be, in reality, you might be in the same raid with a GL every thousand raids or so. It’s not common and BSG has taken steps to make sure they aren’t seen that much. They’ve even dialed it back more overtime. Which gave me a little reassurance that these things wouldn’t break the game or become the new meta. And surprisingly, they aren’t as bad as I thought. Scary for sure, knowing they just exist now, and hearing that new sound when you step over one is a recipe for pure panic, but they don’t break the game. Much to the chagrin of some, perhaps. But today, I wanted to talk about tripwires in general; how they are acquired, how to use them, how powerful they actually are, and what this means for Tarkov going forward.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
Is a Second Hand CPU Worth It for Gaming?
Upgrading Your Gaming Rig Should You Invest in a Second Hand CPU? When diving into the world of gaming, the quest for the perfect setup often leads enthusiasts to consider various components, including the central processing unit (CPU). The CPU, known as the brain of the computer, plays a pivotal role in gaming performance. As gamers seek to balance performance with budget constraints, the allure of second-hand components becomes increasingly tempting. The question arises: is investing in a second-hand CPU a wise choice for gaming? This consideration involves evaluating not only the potential cost savings but also the risks and benefits associated with purchasing used hardware. In this exploration, we’ll dissect whether a second-hand CPU can deliver the performance and reliability needed for an optimal gaming experience, or if the pitfalls outweigh the advantages. Whether you’re a seasoned gamer on a tight budget or simply looking to upgrade without breaking the bank, understanding the implications of buying a second-hand CPU is crucial in making an informed decision.
By Digi Analyticabout a year ago in Gamers
Which MacBook Pro Should I Buy?. AI-Generated.
Why the MacBook Pro is the Best Computer for You: A Compelling Story Imagine a world where your laptop is not just a tool, but a partner that empowers your creativity, enhances your productivity, and seamlessly integrates into your lifestyle. This world is a reality with the MacBook Pro—a machine that is more than just a computer; it’s a companion that elevates every aspect of your digital experience.
By Laptop Proabout a year ago in Gamers
Pitfalls: Issues that occur in some online casino deposits
Pitfalls: Issues that can occur in some online casino deposits The online casino experience has always revolved around having fun with the games you’re playing. However, it is impossible to play the games if you do not make the proper deposits and other processes.
By Hans Friedrich Seidelabout a year ago in Gamers
How to Make a Hobby Game
My favorite video games growing up were portable games, typically RPGs that emphasized multiplayer. Most of these RPGs were part of an effort to create a transmedia franchise aimed at children. I often refer to them as hobby games because of their prominence in hobby manga magazines like CoroCoro Comic, Comic BomBom, and V Jump. For example, CoroCoro Comic has featured many video game franchises, including Pokémon and Mega Man Battle Network. Hobby manga magazines promote these games with articles and manga like Pokémon Adventures. However, hobby games aren't simply prominent games in hobby manga magazines but ones that embody three distinct qualities.
By Yawabout a year ago in Gamers
Tarkov's Arena Mode is Fun Again
Okay, I know about a month ago, I made a video talking about how Arena was pretty much dead in the water, and that the future of it was hanging in the balance of how BSG handles the 2.0 update. And to my surprise and delight, they delivered. Simply put, Arena is fun again. In fact, it’s more fun than it was when they initially released it. So many problem points that we had with it, are gone or at the very least significantly better than they were previously. The new custom presets, the integration of Ref and the linking of your Tarkov account; it all feels like how this game should’ve launched the first time. Because if it did, I can honestly see their vision of Arena being this bigger E-sport becoming a reality. Sadly, I think that ship has sailed a long time ago, but that doesn’t mean Arena still can’t be enjoyed both alongside regular Tarkov, and by itself. So, let’s go over what’s new with Arena and why it’s so much better.
By Jirasuabout a year ago in Gamers
5 Essential Gaming Computer Accessories for PC Gaming
Gaming on a PC is one of the best ways for people to spend their time, but they might not know what they need to have the perfect experience. There are many different gaming computer accessories for people to choose from, but this list consists of top PC gaming accessories that you should keep in mind for your following setup.
By Venuabout a year ago in Gamers
The Evolution of Soulsborne Bosses
FromSoftware is a Japanese video game developer that has cemented their legacy in the gaming industry through the creation of a series of challenging and intricately designed action RPGs, collectively known as the “Soulsborne” franchise. This series includes titles such as Demon’s Souls, the Dark Souls trilogy, Bloodborne, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and Elden Ring.
By Jay Kobayashiabout a year ago in Gamers