@@whiskydouble It's the best game I have ever played but it took me hundreds of hours to get good at it; to be fair I was playing with a bad computer for a long time and getting an improvement to my pc helped me to learn the game a lot.
Going in without absolutely anything I would imagine being quite the nightmare! xD and your title is pretty accurate. You died to pretty much everything I can think of off the top of my head. That being said, it's going to happen just starting anything. Nevermind going in completely blind. Two tips I'll mention. One being to use your dark sight sparingly. If you can help it just go for a quick 360 to see if you pick up on any orange within the "scan." If you don't see anything in front of you as you spin then you should be good. You can break it up into 1 scan per second if done properly. The second tip is also focused around dark sight. But this you can do without the boost as well. When you're fighting the boss or approaching one, it's always good to keep an eye on the boss icon every so often by using your dark sight to see if there's a white or red ping around the boss icon. That'll help you at least know if you've got more than just one big AI to deal with Was a well made video though and I was really glad that we got to see yu win one! I was really rooting for yu on that last one and I gotta say xD you're so fuckin lucky! So much shit turned out in your favor, idk how you managed to pull that off. If you've got a horse shoe hidden somewhere or what but that was nuts! GG dude! I hope you still had some fun and you stick around. It really is a great game. Just like anything it takes practice!
Haha I'm under no illusions of just how but of a noob I was in this video. I really appreciate the tips! I will try to improve as I know sometimes I was in the dark sight for what seemed like an eternity! Some people like to call the successful raid luck, I like to call it skill..... na I know I was lucky haha, I had a good raid where I got 5 kills (although I think I killed the same duo twice, do people get revived?) but that one didn't end very well. The successful one wasn't that exciting but I managed to make it out which was a bonus compared to previous. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Thanks 🫡
There is so much essential knowledge required to play Hunt that the game simply doesn’t tell you. It takes ages to learn the counters to the different AI enemies, how to read and use the map/landscape, the individual sound mechanics, and to find the weapons that suit your style. It means you end up with an active player base that is very dedicated to the game because they’ve persevered through those painful early days, learning everything.
Yeah I kinda figured that when that one AI set me on fire haha, I have not played it since the video but will definitely go back to it. I think part of the joy/fun with games is the challenging early moments of them. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for this video for reminding me how exactly I played during my first few hours on Hunt! I am probably even performed worse and so clueless even with prior FPS experience, nice to have decent aim but it was still very punishing for a newcomer especially solo. Nice showcase for both lowlights and a win! I assume that you might be coming from Tarkov or Destiny as you mentioned raids so I'm pretty sure you'll do well if you invest enough time on this game. Good luck in your hunts! Always remember Hunt giveth, Hunt taketh! See you in the bayou!
Thanks for watching! I am coming from Tarkov and remember that being equally as soul destroying when I tried to learn it. I feel like all and any game sense is gone because I have no idea what to expect with this game or where enemies can come from. Thanks agaim for watching and thank you for the comment.
1000ish hours on PC here- I hope you found something rewarding by trying out the game, if you stick with it you will find just how deep the bayou goes. I will say that playing solo is the most punishing playstyle as it affords you the least amount of mistakes before the game is over and you have to requeue, I personally have the most fun with my trio and trying off meta playstyles that are wacky and niche.
Yeah I figured that solo was the most punishing and will probably keep trying to get better that way, last thing I want to do is get carried too much in games as I don't think you improve that way but trios or duos would be pretty cool in this too at some stage! Thank you for the comment and for watching 🫡
Hunt is super stressful and mentally exhausting. The amount of important tactical and strategic decisions you need to make in a single round is mad. I’m really into it. It’s like a stressful addiction because the highs are really high.
Not to bang on about Tarkov but the stress and mentally exhausting parts were what done it for me, you summed it up really well in the last sentence with the highs being really high!
Haha I'm sure you would do way better than me! At the very least you can listen to good music whilst in the "lobby" like you love to be on DnD :) Thanks for watching!
This is the best game I've ever played. Nothing else comes even close. I've been playing since early access, and Hunt still makes my hands shake after a good gunfight. I'll say this, enjoy those lobbies you're in now. Because once you learn the ins and outs and get better, the MMR system is going to run your ass through the blender, lol. The game's still fun in 6 🌟... you just have to sweat a little more.
See this is exactly how I feel when I play Tarkov, it ruined other FPS games for me. Nothing comes close to the adrenaline rush I get from it even after 8k hours. Would be awesome to find another game just like it so I had a bit of variety! Thanks for the comment
good job man, the only thing id say is any time you hear footsteps you need to like IMMEDIATELY notice and look straight at it because bullets go thru walls easy in this game, you'd be surprised what you can penetrate. i got head shotted thru a brick wall just this week.
Appreciate the tip! I definitely need to get that in my head, I've been hooked on the new DayZ DLC but want to try Hunt again soon. Thanks for watching!
It's just amazing to actually feel something like that when playing a game! It makes playing COD etc just feel like nothing, which is good and bad I guess.
@@whiskydouble I think it actually makes me a better FPS player as every gunfight tests your skills to the limit. Playing Soul Survivor is a punishing experience…
I’m at over 2k hours on console….most be people start out this way the learning curve is brutal but with time comes map knowledge…..and map knowledge is king in hunt IMO
Bro take your time with learning ^^ I learned this game in 5-6* Lobbys since i only play with friends and they are way b etter than me but even i after 150 hrs get 2-3 kills in 6* now hahahaha
Get a friend, best way to learn everything is with a fellow dead man Even reaching out to some random works, quite a few would love idea of teaching, but even then just doing trios and following the steps of the others is useful
Yeah this definitely seems like it would speed up the learning a fair bit, I haven't played at all lately but intend on trying to get back into it in the New Year so maybe I'll try that. Thanks for the comment!
I'm 16 hours in and I would say it's decent. Didn't seem like my sort of game with the guns being older etc but it adds to it really. I think the maps and the idea is cool and you pretty much guarantee PvP every "raid". Not sure how much replay-ability there is though and it would probably be better in a team. Long story short... hard to say yet if I recommend it or not but I've enjoyed it so far
I’ve been playing for a bit like 1500 hours I think. So the only critique I have is manage your sound better I’m surprised you snuck up on the other player but I’m guessing they were new as well. Your constant slow movement around the boss lair would have made you a very easy target. And yes this game takes a long time to even get to say an okay skill level. My recommendation is basically become the predator and just stalk and watch other players from a distance and you’ll start to correct movement mistakes pretty quickly
Really appreciate the feedback! I think, but am not sure, that the sneaking and slow play purely comes from me being used to how Tarkov works in those situations. It's how I managed to get better at that and found I was lacking the skills to play a bit faster. I will try and adapt my playstyle to this and hopefully be able to learn a bit more about the mechanics of the game to try and take advantage of them a bit better. Thanks for watching!
@@whiskydouble hey no problem I’m still learning myself. I recently started going solo against trios to improve myself in combat you’d swear some players have binoculars with the amount of times I’ve been head shotted from like 100 yards away with iron sights, but yes sound is a huge factor I’ve been using blank fire decoys a lot to gain an upper hand in most fights
Haha I am so glad you said entertaining... I bet it was a proper hard watch for someone experienced but I personally love watching folk learn games I know so hopefully you did too. Appreciate the compliment on the accent too 🫡
I feel like most of these deaths are more just about play sense. Not even so much rookie but basic gaming play style. Then additionally are you using a controller? Your movements are very controller like.
Yes and no. Hunt is way more exigent and way less forgivable than a lot of game. And it has its own mechanics that need to be learned by playing and comiting mistakes. Even the PVE itself need first you commit fatal mistakes then you learn from it actually how to deal easely with it... But no one honest can say at the begining he was naturally good at Hunt because of game sens. It will make you better than other noobs, but you'll stil be an easy target to anybodie with lots of hours. It is not like Call of Duty where you basically roam everywhere and take fight when you see an ennemy. Hunt is far more complexe than that, come on. For the contrôler, maybe the impression come from à low sensitivity. I play with low sensitivity myself, and yes sometilme It indeed can look like it is a controler ;). For exemple when you just use wrist movement to make a turn, instead of all elbow mouvement. PS : forgiving*, not forgivable... pardon my french... litterally 😆 🙏😉
@@kouadio4231 Thanks for this! I do play with pretty low sense compared with my friends it seems. Usually my sense is super low in games but I like a high DPI... I'm probably weird for that but still! Thanks for watching and thank you for the comment 🫡
Seems like a new to fps pvp games kind of problem more then anything. Lots of standing in the open and leaving your center of the screen (the place you shoot people) aimed at random walls when walking instead of targeting the corners for players etc etc. Also the beginning cut had a moment when you tried to shoot back after getting hit from long range instead of finding cover and healing. Ofc they just shoot again and killed you. They where already aiming after all. Just lots of pvp mistakes that are not game specific. But the video was decent. Editing and voice over good. Bit of a eventless video in some parts. I do enjoy myself some slow immersive tension. But your beginner behaviors was making it rather clear the outcome was more based on luck then anything. So not sure if the long drawn out full round video is a good fit for that. And thats it for my overly long criticism on a random video.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm sure I will improve in terms of general PvP the more I get used to the mechanics of the game. I'm not super new to FPS PvP but fairly new to it on PC comparatively speaking. Sometimes I was thinking more about what/where/how I was going to get somewhere and not really concentrating on the finer details like crosshair placement which, although is never perfect, is better on games I am more versed at playing. I totally agree about the drawn out end raid part, if I'm being truthful it was the best "complete" raid I had so far and I was eager to make an attempt at editing a video as this is the first longer form one I've done. Still appreciate the feedback and appreciate you taking the time to watch :)
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Finally some Hunt gameplay that I can actually relate to
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this game takes a long time to learn and even longer to get better at but it's so rewarding
Yeah I feel like you could get some good rounds from it and good fights too. I will keep playing it casually and trying to improve.
@@whiskydouble It's the best game I have ever played but it took me hundreds of hours to get good at it; to be fair I was playing with a bad computer for a long time and getting an improvement to my pc helped me to learn the game a lot.
@@whiskydoubleyou need a hunt guide to show you the ropes
@@Stage4DavidEric I probably do but I'm a determined shit and enjoy the pain and suffering that learning these things bring haha
no you just buy the "skill" and the it takes some time to get used to that "skill" stop bulshiting ppl.
Going in without absolutely anything I would imagine being quite the nightmare! xD and your title is pretty accurate. You died to pretty much everything I can think of off the top of my head. That being said, it's going to happen just starting anything. Nevermind going in completely blind.
Two tips I'll mention. One being to use your dark sight sparingly. If you can help it just go for a quick 360 to see if you pick up on any orange within the "scan." If you don't see anything in front of you as you spin then you should be good. You can break it up into 1 scan per second if done properly.
The second tip is also focused around dark sight. But this you can do without the boost as well. When you're fighting the boss or approaching one, it's always good to keep an eye on the boss icon every so often by using your dark sight to see if there's a white or red ping around the boss icon. That'll help you at least know if you've got more than just one big AI to deal with
Was a well made video though and I was really glad that we got to see yu win one! I was really rooting for yu on that last one and I gotta say xD you're so fuckin lucky! So much shit turned out in your favor, idk how you managed to pull that off. If you've got a horse shoe hidden somewhere or what but that was nuts! GG dude! I hope you still had some fun and you stick around. It really is a great game. Just like anything it takes practice!
Haha I'm under no illusions of just how but of a noob I was in this video. I really appreciate the tips! I will try to improve as I know sometimes I was in the dark sight for what seemed like an eternity! Some people like to call the successful raid luck, I like to call it skill..... na I know I was lucky haha, I had a good raid where I got 5 kills (although I think I killed the same duo twice, do people get revived?) but that one didn't end very well. The successful one wasn't that exciting but I managed to make it out which was a bonus compared to previous. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment! Thanks 🫡
Great trip down memory lane there. Would love to see more Hunt videos, subscribing now!
I really appreciate you watching and subscribing! I haven't had a chance to play it since but will definitely try and get back into it at some stage.
After 2500 hours (on console) its still my fav game. Love it.
Welcome to the Bayou
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Oh, these first uncertain steps in the swamps, there is still so much to learn)) good luck to you, hunter!)
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Now THIS took time and effort. Cracking video. Amazing game, punishing, but extremely rewarding. Subbed 👍
Thanks for the comment and thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it! 🫡
There is so much essential knowledge required to play Hunt that the game simply doesn’t tell you. It takes ages to learn the counters to the different AI enemies, how to read and use the map/landscape, the individual sound mechanics, and to find the weapons that suit your style. It means you end up with an active player base that is very dedicated to the game because they’ve persevered through those painful early days, learning everything.
Yeah I kinda figured that when that one AI set me on fire haha, I have not played it since the video but will definitely go back to it. I think part of the joy/fun with games is the challenging early moments of them. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks for this video for reminding me how exactly I played during my first few hours on Hunt! I am probably even performed worse and so clueless even with prior FPS experience, nice to have decent aim but it was still very punishing for a newcomer especially solo. Nice showcase for both lowlights and a win! I assume that you might be coming from Tarkov or Destiny as you mentioned raids so I'm pretty sure you'll do well if you invest enough time on this game. Good luck in your hunts! Always remember Hunt giveth, Hunt taketh! See you in the bayou!
Thanks for watching! I am coming from Tarkov and remember that being equally as soul destroying when I tried to learn it. I feel like all and any game sense is gone because I have no idea what to expect with this game or where enemies can come from. Thanks agaim for watching and thank you for the comment.
one thing-always look for the sound ques, sound is your best freind in this game.
I appreciate that! Thank you for the comment and thanks for watching 🫡
GG. I enjoyed this Hunt
@@squeakyp87 Thanks for watching!
1000ish hours on PC here- I hope you found something rewarding by trying out the game, if you stick with it you will find just how deep the bayou goes. I will say that playing solo is the most punishing playstyle as it affords you the least amount of mistakes before the game is over and you have to requeue, I personally have the most fun with my trio and trying off meta playstyles that are wacky and niche.
Yeah I figured that solo was the most punishing and will probably keep trying to get better that way, last thing I want to do is get carried too much in games as I don't think you improve that way but trios or duos would be pretty cool in this too at some stage! Thank you for the comment and for watching 🫡
Hunt is super stressful and mentally exhausting. The amount of important tactical and strategic decisions you need to make in a single round is mad. I’m really into it. It’s like a stressful addiction because the highs are really high.
Not to bang on about Tarkov but the stress and mentally exhausting parts were what done it for me, you summed it up really well in the last sentence with the highs being really high!
After that I feel like I could try the game again. Cause if you can survive, I probably can xD
Kidding. Great video! Love the music
Haha I'm sure you would do way better than me! At the very least you can listen to good music whilst in the "lobby" like you love to be on DnD :) Thanks for watching!
This is the best game I've ever played. Nothing else comes even close. I've been playing since early access, and Hunt still makes my hands shake after a good gunfight. I'll say this, enjoy those lobbies you're in now. Because once you learn the ins and outs and get better, the MMR system is going to run your ass through the blender, lol. The game's still fun in 6 🌟... you just have to sweat a little more.
See this is exactly how I feel when I play Tarkov, it ruined other FPS games for me. Nothing comes close to the adrenaline rush I get from it even after 8k hours. Would be awesome to find another game just like it so I had a bit of variety! Thanks for the comment
I still play like that after 400 hours. lol
Haha I'm sure you do better than me. I'm thinking it would be way better/easier playing as a team though.
Just play like u the hunter. Use your senses and u will be good
Nice! I'm doing the same thing, just went in blind and haven't looked in depth into weapons/meta/traits much yet. Game is HARD
Well hopefully you are doing a lot better than I have haha. Yeah the game is hard but that just makes it more satisfying to eventually "get"
@ some days I feel like I’m getting there and then some days it feels like I can’t even spot an enemy 😎
good job man, the only thing id say is any time you hear footsteps you need to like IMMEDIATELY notice and look straight at it because bullets go thru walls easy in this game, you'd be surprised what you can penetrate. i got head shotted thru a brick wall just this week.
Appreciate the tip! I definitely need to get that in my head, I've been hooked on the new DayZ DLC but want to try Hunt again soon. Thanks for watching!
It’s the most stressful game I’ve ever played.
It's just amazing to actually feel something like that when playing a game! It makes playing COD etc just feel like nothing, which is good and bad I guess.
@@whiskydouble I think it actually makes me a better FPS player as every gunfight tests your skills to the limit. Playing Soul Survivor is a punishing experience…
Welcome!
Standing still = asking for a head shot.
Bait peek or dont peek same corner.
welcome to meat grinder of a game
Yeah I definitely have a lot to learn about both FPS and Hunt but I'm sure I'll get there! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching :)
Congrats! If you stick to the bayou and get better, you´ll be shocked about this video in a few months :)
🫡 Thanks for watching!
over 7k hours and i still learn every days (vault spot and peek crack) :)
welcome to hunt
best game ever!
I’m at over 2k hours on console….most be people start out this way the learning curve is brutal but with time comes map knowledge…..and map knowledge is king in hunt IMO
Yeah I kinda got the impression map knowledge is huge! Hopefully that won't take long to get a bit more familiar with! Thanks for watching 🫡
Bro take your time with learning ^^ I learned this game in 5-6* Lobbys since i only play with friends and they are way b etter than me but even i after 150 hrs get 2-3 kills in 6* now hahahaha
Get a friend, best way to learn everything is with a fellow dead man
Even reaching out to some random works, quite a few would love idea of teaching, but even then just doing trios and following the steps of the others is useful
Yeah this definitely seems like it would speed up the learning a fair bit, I haven't played at all lately but intend on trying to get back into it in the New Year so maybe I'll try that. Thanks for the comment!
I remember my mates playing this a while back, Do you recommend it?
I'm 16 hours in and I would say it's decent. Didn't seem like my sort of game with the guns being older etc but it adds to it really.
I think the maps and the idea is cool and you pretty much guarantee PvP every "raid". Not sure how much replay-ability there is though and it would probably be better in a team. Long story short... hard to say yet if I recommend it or not but I've enjoyed it so far
Rise up, dead man!
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I’ve been playing for a bit like 1500 hours I think. So the only critique I have is manage your sound better I’m surprised you snuck up on the other player but I’m guessing they were new as well. Your constant slow movement around the boss lair would have made you a very easy target. And yes this game takes a long time to even get to say an okay skill level. My recommendation is basically become the predator and just stalk and watch other players from a distance and you’ll start to correct movement mistakes pretty quickly
Really appreciate the feedback! I think, but am not sure, that the sneaking and slow play purely comes from me being used to how Tarkov works in those situations. It's how I managed to get better at that and found I was lacking the skills to play a bit faster. I will try and adapt my playstyle to this and hopefully be able to learn a bit more about the mechanics of the game to try and take advantage of them a bit better. Thanks for watching!
@@whiskydouble hey no problem I’m still learning myself. I recently started going solo against trios to improve myself in combat you’d swear some players have binoculars with the amount of times I’ve been head shotted from like 100 yards away with iron sights, but yes sound is a huge factor I’ve been using blank fire decoys a lot to gain an upper hand in most fights
With around 3000h ingame this is really hard to watch 😅 but entertaining 😊 Love your accent!
Haha I am so glad you said entertaining... I bet it was a proper hard watch for someone experienced but I personally love watching folk learn games I know so hopefully you did too. Appreciate the compliment on the accent too 🫡
I feel like most of these deaths are more just about play sense. Not even so much rookie but basic gaming play style. Then additionally are you using a controller? Your movements are very controller like.
Hey! You are probably right, just a skill issue. Nope I'm on Mouse and Keyboard surprisingly enough. Thanks for watching!
Yes and no.
Hunt is way more exigent and way less forgivable than a lot of game.
And it has its own mechanics that need to be learned by playing and comiting mistakes.
Even the PVE itself need first you commit fatal mistakes then you learn from it actually how to deal easely with it...
But no one honest can say at the begining he was naturally good at Hunt because of game sens.
It will make you better than other noobs, but you'll stil be an easy target to anybodie with lots of hours.
It is not like Call of Duty where you basically roam everywhere and take fight when you see an ennemy.
Hunt is far more complexe than that, come on.
For the contrôler, maybe the impression come from à low sensitivity. I play with low sensitivity myself, and yes sometilme It indeed can look like it is a controler ;).
For exemple when you just use wrist movement to make a turn, instead of all elbow mouvement.
PS : forgiving*, not forgivable... pardon my french... litterally 😆 🙏😉
@@kouadio4231 Thanks for this! I do play with pretty low sense compared with my friends it seems. Usually my sense is super low in games but I like a high DPI... I'm probably weird for that but still! Thanks for watching and thank you for the comment 🫡
8.5k hours, assume youre being watched. dont crouch
Appreciate the tip! I think I just need to play way more aggressive in this than I imagined. Thanks 🫡
Seems like a new to fps pvp games kind of problem more then anything. Lots of standing in the open and leaving your center of the screen (the place you shoot people) aimed at random walls when walking instead of targeting the corners for players etc etc. Also the beginning cut had a moment when you tried to shoot back after getting hit from long range instead of finding cover and healing. Ofc they just shoot again and killed you. They where already aiming after all. Just lots of pvp mistakes that are not game specific.
But the video was decent. Editing and voice over good. Bit of a eventless video in some parts. I do enjoy myself some slow immersive tension. But your beginner behaviors was making it rather clear the outcome was more based on luck then anything. So not sure if the long drawn out full round video is a good fit for that. And thats it for my overly long criticism on a random video.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm sure I will improve in terms of general PvP the more I get used to the mechanics of the game. I'm not super new to FPS PvP but fairly new to it on PC comparatively speaking. Sometimes I was thinking more about what/where/how I was going to get somewhere and not really concentrating on the finer details like crosshair placement which, although is never perfect, is better on games I am more versed at playing.
I totally agree about the drawn out end raid part, if I'm being truthful it was the best "complete" raid I had so far and I was eager to make an attempt at editing a video as this is the first longer form one I've done. Still appreciate the feedback and appreciate you taking the time to watch :)
@@whiskydouble Keep on and have fun.
Game is full of shyters, just drop it not worth to suffer..