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agreed. perfect stealth means minimize weapon usage and avoid presence detection

it says Perfect Stealth, No Kills in the final score tally. No reflex, no alerts, no kills.

At a super high level of FoB bases people have found out ways to guarantee soft alerts by planting mines at the start of bridges and underneath them. Subsequently, on those kinds of bases, there’s no such thing as true “perfect stealth”- or at least, the game’s definition of “no traces”.

Can someone explain pls? How does he get all those S+ and S++ as reward but he didnt fulton until last second?

No les entiendo en su mayoría, pero ahí les va, perfecto sigilo es completar una misión de POA o mundo abierto sin alertar, no ser detectado, sin neutralizar ya sea con armas letales o no letales, es básicamente ser un fantasma, eso es ser Big Boss

The players he knows who allows him to farm S++

@@Amccorry07 you have to grind fob event missions and use to points you get from them to buy rewards

@@NicksProductions-ug7qq you don’t, you can only know if they’re on the game if you check their steam or psn profile

Cringe. Or you could not make this 10 year old's idea of a funny emblem.

@@DuelistRL bitch I didn’t ask for your opinion get out of my replies

Complete FOBs.

@@Plaguelord999 thanks man 👍🏻

@@apchistuz I’ve been told he used a second PlayStation to invade his own bases and farm points. That being said, I have the guy added and he’s on the game daily. I’ve 1v1d him and he’s good at pvp. Doesn’t use overpowered items like the shield or auto wormhole

@@friskyfatty3256 well that can be justified. grinding is tough enough, yet alone to be higher in the scoreboard than cheaters

exploding a mine doesnt alert the defender unlike picking it up

@@apchistuz you mean picking up the mine before it explodes alerts the defender?

@@Akaash449 yeah

@@apchistuz how does that work ? normally exploding mines trigger the alert, picking them up is the stealthy way, isn't that how it works in stealth games ??, how is the defender alerted if someone quietly picks up the mine ?

@@Akaash449 if you shoot a mine it will alert the defender but if you walk into it it doesnt

@@Sorasky35 If you’re on PlayStation you can pull on the the analog sticks and they will slightly pop out (and don’t worry, they are meant to do this). While the stick is pulled out, get a q-tip and dip it in some rubbing alcohol and clean around the edges of the analog stick. Make sure to tilt the stick in different directions while applying the alcohol. Don’t use water if you don’t have the rubbing alcohol, you can use compressed air or try blowing. Then push the sticks back in and hold them down so they click. Rotate the sticks for about a minute or two while pushing them down so they click (use the palm of your hand). It should fix the drift or at the very least make it much better. This works for me but every week or so it would start to come back and I’d need to do it again.

@@friskyfatty3256 Sad how neither Microsoft, Nintendo or Sony have made anything to counterbalance this, let alone sense when it's happening. It's happening with my only controller and as it stands, trying to aim down sight with ANYTHING is a nightmare!

i believe thats to indicate that when the defender has high level drones, they are zapping your electrical equipment (night vision, etc i think)

@@TooTrue22-24 gmp hardly matters in the end game. Gmp is easy to get with fob mode and all that I spend I can earn back in 1 mission. The thing you have to worry about is resources. You will need to have a lot to develop weapons and build your fobs later on

@@friskyfatty3256If only we could spend that GMP on resources, lol. Stopped by Base Development platforms very frequently to get Common Metal for equipment upgrades, and now that I just bought my 2nd FOB last night I suspect I’ll need to make a return… at least the dead bases have E rank staff so it’s easier + you’re unlikely to get counterattacked by them lol.

Grade 9+ UAVs have a battery drain effect. If you see that, it means anything that uses batteries (i.e. NVGs and Snake’s Bionic Arm) will not have any charge, nor will they charge unless you destroy the UAV affecting you.

@@juanguerrero8106 Actually?

@juanguerrero8106 I agree, your comment is just that.

Drones seem to detect at an angle in front of them, so if you’re right underneath them they won’t suspect a thing. They also generally detect based on movement vs cameras’ needing visibility, so a good rule of thumb is “If it’s a cam, flee, but not with a UAV”. The only exception is if you’re about 8 meters in front of the UAV as it’ll autospot you. The AI is kind of dumb when it comes to sleep grenades, so you’ll have the occasional moment when an idiot runs into the gas cloud trying to chase you or someone tries to take cover in the gas AoE. As for advantage training… there’s a lot of smaller details that go into FOB raids, and I’d consider myself an average to below average player. Check FOB Infiltration 101 and its Security counterpart for a good starter.

Yes, and she comes with her own innate benefits- super speed sprints, cloaking camo if you lie down for 5 seconds, and free Battle Dress resistance up to your max grade- but she has no camo index bonus and is just as susceptible to sleep/stun damage as any other playable character.

It’s a WU pistol. But I’m pretty sure you aren’t able to develop it until your units are a pretty high level.

@@friskyfatty3256 Oh, that makes sense now. Thanks. I’m gonna stick with the stun grenade launcher underbarrel until I can develop it.

@@Geo34 Try to get the gas pistol from the fob event rewards

It can be fun but truthfully it’s a huge grind. If you’re like me and don’t want to spend real life money, it takes months to get your fob defenses set up well. Upgrades can take up to 2 weeks at a time to develop and cost an absurd amount of resources. The best thing you can do in the beginning is message active players and ask them to support you, that way you’ll have people to defend your base or get stolen recourses back when you’re not able to.