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I'm 100% checking that out once I start leveling bagman, a handful of people brought that to my attention and it sounds like a great farm

@@yewnitedgaming it’s great, made over 200k in 1 run, but that area constantly is in a firefight, so it’s a little risky

truuu the staff does remind me of the insect glaive now that you mention it

Hey if it works, it works! Thanks for sharing

Yep! Spend freely between prestige levels as there's two numbers, total exp and your 'exp cap' for that level

That's a really solid run, thanks for sharing!

Well this is a beginner's guide aimed to teaching beginners what they need to know about the game. Sound like you're after something more along the lines of "tips and tricks to get better at the game" instead. There are a bunch of tips people have tossed in the comments and I threw a few into the pinned comment as well if it helps!

That's kinda crazy since there's water spawns lying around everywhere. Was there no water in the bunker on your bagman runs? That's spawned every time I've gone to scorched

@@yewnitedgaming That's what I said. I saw zero water during my half dozen bagman runs.

Whenever I bring in NPCs to the real battlefield they just get torn to bits 😂 Bringing turrets to help shred through the tougher enemies is a very good option though. I'm pretty sure they work on EXOs as well

Yea I debated on adding that to that portion but I'm 99% sure it's either a bug that will be patched, or an unfinished feature that will be reworked/fixed eventually. Hence decided to leave it out.

Good point, I should have added that blurb in

Noted! I've been logging down locations for a more proper gunrunning farm since it's one of the funner things for me personally.

I realized after I recorded that I grabbed the wrong bullets, intended to bring surplus lol

Stay safe out there scavs

Profit on it while you can as I'm pretty sure it's a bug to be patched

Cyborg farming early definitely runs into ammo issues, which is why I recommended to use the additional NPCs so you can conserve bullets. Once you reach the point of excessive ammo though, definitely start tearing through the hoards on your own to get the most exp for you and your guns

@@yewnitedgaming and this is why I obsessively buy ammo from vendors constantly.

I usually use an AK on semi with the junk ammo, red dot and extended mag (60 rd or drum). You can loot extended mags of Euruskan troops in the enclave pretty easily after fights. Bringing in a gun with an extended mag means you carry in free bullets, and the walking cyborgs can be taken out with a single headshot, even from a junk rifle (9mm smgs seem to take 2, but ammo is easier to come by, I usually use the ppsh with a sight). Bring a suppressor so you can deal with them at your convenience. At least for me, only the first wave comes to investigate if you use suppressed weapons. Just make sure you have enough ammo to deal with the drones (Can spawn up to 4 depending), and ideally avoid night shift (The brawlers and cyborgs naturally spawning seem to roam further, and notice you easier).

just take em in in the scrapyard nexus and "repair em ! "

Very true, but I left that out of this video because I'm pretty sure it's a bug that will get patched or an unfinished mechanic that will get addressed soon. But in the meantime, hey if I can repair my collection of grenade launchers and AA12s then I'm all for it.

@@yewnitedgaming i has a suspicion it is a bug but i was not sure till they fix it i will keep stockpiling the "good" guns fixed!

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if you focus the gacha box you get 4-5 guns per box meaning each run nets you minimum 4 guns vs picking up 3 guns that requre 2 runs to turn it from destroyed to working, it just doesnt add up, sure you can get a gacha box too with the gun runner rig, but you wont get tons of water or cash

Thing is, you DON'T need any of these things to start doing these farms. Having a bigger rig just makes them more efficient. Having a smaller rig doesn't mean you suddenly can't pick up gacha boxes from scorched enclave. Or that you can't shoot things in scrapyard nexus with your stock AK like I showed. I ran the video using an equipment runner rig as that's a "normal" baseline rig all players strive to get because it's that good, and is easily obtainable within your first hour of gameplay. Even in your first 20 minutes of gameplay if you follow any of these money farms, especially the second or third one.

I like to aim down at the HUD loot box of the gun to try and specifically pick it up. If that doesn't work then I have to loot everything out of the bag to get it out of the way.

@@yewnitedgaming I forgot the game but one has it where you could mousewheel down the list of items on the ground it there was more than 1. They really need thah cuz I’ll be chasing pixels while getting shot at xD

@@thaddeusii2142 I really would love that kinda system for at least checking bags/containers/weapons etc. I've lost count of how many times I've been shot at while trying to find the right pixel to loot something. Also I think you're thinking of fallout maybe. Or at least it has a looting mechanic that's similar to what you described.

@@yewnitedgaming I just just play fall out 4 for the first time recently so that’s more than likely. Only other games have been space marines 2 and helldivers so yeah. Something like that.

100% you do turn into "That Guy" once you get the hang of the game. I do want to keep my guides geared towards new players though that are picking up the game for that 'scavenger immersive feeling' though. The first time I used a grenade launcher, I just leveled everything in scorched nexus and was just standing at the end of it all thinking "why can I do this in this game??"

Not a full list but I do remember some units that drops good guns at least: Eruskan commanders - grenade launchers Eruskan EOD - USAS shotgun / MG64 Eurasian(or europan?) Sniper - Sometimes drops the .50 cal sniper rifle Goldbrick boss drops the 20mm anti tank

@@yewnitedgaming Thanks!

I don't think they want us sharing water... when my friend started the other day and we tried dropping him a water for his second mission, and it immediately spawned hunter killers to chase us lol.

Totally agreed! I do "risky cargo" and "thief in the night" quest on every run. Rewards 100k credits total, 1 free slot for a large item, 2 days water plus all the loose loot you can carry. All in all this should be a secure 120k run in under 5 minutes.

I've tried looking a few times for hidden water pt1 but I never found it yet. It could be hard to find or just not be in the game yet as the devs said some quest items aren't in yet

Interesting, I never noticed that. That's a pretty nifty way to get a 100% gacha box spawn if that's the case! I'm definitely going to have to look into that.

Now the 69th like is forever memorialized in this comment. I'd say that's a win

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

I was debating on adding this to the gunrunning bit but there's a good chance it's just a bug so I left it out. It definitely adds tons of profit to gunrunning and is easily doable alongside the scrapyard nexus farm since you're not getting any large item loot from that one

Elephant mausoleum is actually the next map I'm exploring, good to know there's a giant stash of explosives that I can profit off while I'm investigating

@yewnitedgaming Basically, go ruins spawn, go left to the trenches area and take the first bridge you see across the top. Then go all the way across the first flat area and down. You'll hit a door on the other side that spawns dudes once you enter. If there is fighting outside, they will leave. Otherwise just a little bit for more fighting to break out. The room will either have 2 lock boxes and 7-8 explosives OR just 8 explosives. Cheers.

I completely forgot about that quest, that's pretty huge to almost double that loot run's potential profit!

Yep you definitely want to wait for the chaos to calm down before heading to that first gacha spawn. Thankfully they cleared out really quickly for my test run. Also I haven't tested it recently but the last time I had an NPC die in-raid they were gone for good even after I extracted. We'll always remember your service Old Man o7

I opened the elephant mausoleum double-locked medbay door yesterday and it nearly made me deaf. They need to lower that SFX ingame. Amazing tips btw, thanks for sharing! I'm also currently rocking the RPK and trying to unlock drum mags for it, but sheesh it's a lot of levels compared to leveling the M4 for the drum mags

I hear you. Took me forever to complete. The only way I was able to do it in the trenches was to be patient, go at it, learn the squad routines and timing, then once I knew when and what trigger a patrol, I waited again, until I was able to do the run to extraction. I hope you can do it too. Good luck.

Sounds like skill Issue 😂😂

@@Shameless_Scav Yes, because invisible things killing you is about skill 🙄

I found that the drones aggro AI is a bit wonky, they'll shoot at you randomly without the aggro meter popping up. As for the drone components, personally I just kept running scorched enclave until I managed to scrounge up 3 in the chaos. Although after playing the other maps I do see a ton of drones reliably spawn in ashen mesa near the housing by the street entrance

@@yewnitedgaming I Found the trenches was easiest. There are usually 3 not far from the extraction point down the outside alley. They're usually fighting a turret or something. After they fight a while there are;t too many other enemies nearby. Had to kill the turret to collect the parts.

Dang, that's pretty insane. I gotta keep an eye out for that mission whenever I decide to run scorched enclave. Thanks for sharing the absolute gem

Missions is called Scorched enclave Memento PT 2 pair that with the simple scorched enclave recon mission plus the loot boxes and it's a few days of water plus about 200k+ for 5mins work

You're welcome! Glad I could help

Important information. Every Damaged Weapon can be repaired. Step1: lloot weapon and extract. Step2: then put weapon in inventory and do another run. When coming back after extract, click the button to transer all looted items to the inventory. You now have repaired the Weapon. Have fun with your Grenade Launcher ant NTW-20, or sell them. Grenade Launchers sell for 80k

You're welcome :)

Thank you :) I like to be thorough with my guide videos so I'm glad you didn't find it to be too much

Thank you :)

It's a really great run for beginners, quick in and out that pulls lots of money and helps them understand the game all at the same time

You do loot tons of ammo, but honestly once you get your first 'big' rig I don't have anything better to put in the bag lol

You're welcome :)

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@@yewnitedgaming oh my goodness, you read my mind 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭

That's actually kinda hilarious yet effective, I love it lol

@@yewnitedgaming Its so boring though its probably the best xp/water farm in the game. If you prioritize water, you can max out your storage in less than an hour. If you go for weapon/character xp its slower but infinite cyborg zombie spawns down a hallway can bring a gun to level 20 in like 15 minutes.

@@logical5659 I'd agree with saying it's at least a solid early water farm (I wonder if this counts for your 2nd quest...?) and a decent 'free resources' exp farm. But I can confidently say that there's much better exp farms, which I'm looking into currently. The money farm video I'm working on has a portion that doubles as a great exp farm, and I got a gun to lv20 in about 10 minutes. And that was with friends taking a lot of the exp too.

Yep. I'm hoping more and more people realize that the only threat is if you decide to stop playing for MONTHS. You can easily get a week of water in 10 minutes of just playing, not even focusing on farming water.

Even my PC yells a bit when I play; hopefully those optimization updates come soon

Nice! You'll find more and more spots as you continue to play; the loot aspect of the game (water included) boils down to just learning more and more about the game

Silencers don't sound like they work but they 100% do. I've picked off a squad one by one, back to front, and they had no idea

It really isn't that bad.. Unless you can only play for an hour every other week you won't run into water issues, even if you're only using starter gear. As you play you're constantly gaining water even if you're not directly looting it so the only issue that would arise is when you eventually take a break from the game for 3+ months

Yeah it's definitely a 'kudos for doing what you guys want to do' to the devs, but it's also a terrible mechanic for the game's long-run. Imagine when they eventually hit full release and all these old players come back to a wiped account because they haven't played for months or even years; I can't imagine it'd have a good response, despite it probably being better to have started anew

@@yewnitedgaming the accounts don’t get wiped though. Unlocks like characters and skins stays you just loose equipment and vendor access, which you can regain

You're welcome! Glad you found it helpful

Every game is just "basic shooter mechanics" as long it has guns you shoot... And I'm not sure if you've actually played the game or are just checking it out, but if you just run in gung-ho you're not gonna make it out alive 90% of the time. You need to use least some basic-level of tactics to survive in this game

Once you figure out how the AI work in the game it gets a lot easier to avoid them. Don't feel super pressured to come back though as the game is admittedly very janky right now. I'd say give it some months and give it another go.