Durability Guide - Don't undererstimate it! - Escape from Tarkov
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2021
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Little Mistake: at 04:25 it's of course 5.8 on 200 meters
This was very helpful for me. Now I can blame my weapon for my awful aim!
Neat. Imma start carrying a zeroed MP-133 around with me in case I'm being chased, and I don't have time to turn around to take a shot at them
This was very informative! Thank you. I had no idea durability burn would begin to even effect accuracy so quick... This game has so many fun mechanics.
Great video! Really appreciate you breaking down the necessary preliminary information!
I respect the effort you put in to make this very informative video. Thanks :D
Really good, precise and informative video, loved it, thx for doing this.
Great information for anyone trying to understand this new mechanic. Perfect video.
liked and subscribed, thanks for doing the testing
great vid. really informative
Hans best Tarkov youtuber by far.
Very informative video. Also, I think at 4:25 you have the wrong distance for the middle value. If you're adding 2.9 each time, it should be 5.8 and not 4.8. But, I still understood what you were saying.
true, thanks for the info 👍
awesome video ! thx man
I just use the lowest durability first, insure it and it generally comes back.
:) thousands of shots, no jams yet! I repair them every raid.
2:24 OMG, THAT LINE IS PERFECT XDDDD
Hasn't stopped me from getting head eyes'd / head jaws'd every raid :)
very interesting thanks for sharing!
You saved my life! I have been using shitty vepr hunters for a shooter born in heaven for one week!
Omg ty for this...info i never knew...didnt understand that my shots weren't as accurate less dur....such as scav runs...always get a 50 dur.weapon...and when i start with a m700 with score..50 dur...and my aim was dead on but whiffed shot...for real...ty
IRL, decreased durability increases the rate of fire for automatic weapons, increasing the likelihood of a jam. GG👍
nice video
Hmm, @2.21 That explains why I've been missing some easy shots lately.
2:04 i didnt know that lmfao im new TY
Pretty unrelated but I probably see a bug with tarkov scope. I do some sniping with a pu mosin and the bullet seem to hit right on target but when I use high magnified scope like hensoldt the shot would almost miss the target even tho I do zeroing to the number req for accurate shot as possible I could get. Just my experience and idk if there a bug or it just me.
Could you make video about MOA/scope test because I'm just a get more interest about the game mechanic.
Have a good day even tho the video is 6 month old from now.
Bruh this video is underrated. Nice work man
I hate that we can't fully repair weapons. I assume it'll be a thing later on though.
I sorta wish each part had it's own durability and you could just replace the part to bring the weapon's full durability back. Each part could increase the chances of a different type of malfunction as well.
I think BSG also wanted to force people to BUY new weapons in order to stop the hording of weapons that a lot of people do. Also Scav Runs are no longer 'free' weapons this way. But I'm currently working on a video that shows all the influence this feature has on the game. And it's a massive influence. so stay tuned :D
How does it affect shotguns at low durability? Is there a change to the spread or just a chance to malfunction?
more or less both. The spread stays the same, but since the accuracy gets less the spread doesn't fly as accurate if you know what I mean. Malfunction too of course
This is a great video! I would say it's not as bad as it seems since most combat in game happens under 50m. 100m kills are pretty rare and hardly possible on half of the maps (hence everyone's hatred of Shooter Born In Heaven). I do appreciate you doing the research and breaking this down to simple terms, gives me an idea of when to ditch a gun. Granted, I'd have to survive enough raids with a single gun for it to ever drop that low :P
oof lol the accuracy thing is epic haha
the wrost feeling is with a low durability smg like pp-91
I understand that controls are different for everyone and just because it works for me doesn't mean it will for anyone else but I found binding the *Check* *Chamber* to Right Mouse (aim) + Space to work really well for clearing the stoppages, instead of reloading through a much longer animation. Flicking Space with my thumb whilst in a fight seems to work better in a panic - which these are for my noob self.
that's a really good idea, thanks for sharing!
i bound it to a side mouse button
i just thought what this might mean for the game's future. if bsg keeps their word and after full release there's going to be a deficit of everything, everyone will be running these sheet inaccurate broken weapons, and a fresh stock ak will be like a 1 mil rub treasure lol
Its still rather wrong as main thing that affects accuracy is barrel. Every barrel have its limits in numbers of rounds which should be represented in game and if you exceed it, it gets baaaad. Then everything that should matter to regain absolute most of accuracy back, should be mounting new barrel into the gun.
@@honzavasicek i agree, but i thought they'd already said that later each part will have it's own durability, right now it's just a test variant to see how it affects the gameplay
@@vivusbrydyr4039 I think they are underestimating how many rounds can be put through a barrel of a rifle before it gets that inaccurate. I vaguely recall a barrel being good for a LOONGG time. (Like 10 K rounds or so. Durability on all parts will be kind of cool in a way though. Except... My 7 K or so ADAR builds from scav ADARs (Skier sells the reciever for that much, maybe closer to 8K) ! What will I do after that...)
@@JustAnotherRandomPersonOnline i think they are fully aware of how durable real life guns are (provided they are manufactured without issues), and make them a lot less durable in game on purpose so that players would have a chance to experience the mechanic and actually consider it before going in raid and thus carry a spare gun or not put themselves in situations where a jam will insakill them. just like with food and water, there's no way in hell a person will die after not eating for an hour, but because they made it so in game, if you forget to eat after one raid you're bound to have problems in the next. if they went for realism instead of "realistic", so many features and mechanics wouldn't even matter and then it wouldn't even be a game.
How did you find the 100m unit of measure for customs? How did you measure 100m?
By shooting scavs on different ranges. Drawing the distances on the map and by such creating a scale for the map
I hate you have to get rid of the weapon because it becomes useless and I feel way to quick for real life, just replace the barrel amd it's back to 100% done
What about shotguns?
Thanks for the info. I really wish that BSG would explain the mechanics of the game and people don't have to do it for them.
That defeats the idea behind the game. Even these types of guides defeat the purpose of the game a lot.
@@Psychobob Then what about bullet performance? For someone who's not a gun geek, how would I know the difference between bullets without consulting the ballistics chart? Such as the difference between PP ammo and BP ammo.
@@NicholasLaRosa0496 They give you all the info you need in-game. It's not really perfect right now but it'll get more fleshed out eventually. Right now they give you the bullet velocity and other info like what the bullet is made of. They give you enough to educate yourself if you don't know anything at all at the very least.
@@Psychobob They at the very least need to values such as penetration to know what defeats what. Then there's armor materials. How would you know the difference between combined materials and aramid? I understand the idea behind the game, but it's still a game.
@@NicholasLaRosa0496 You don't. Speed beats armor. Bullets with harder materials that fly faster have better penetration. Then obviously a bigger caliber has more energy behind it as well.
With the reworked armor it won't matter as much because all ammo will be more viable. The armor will only protect what it covers.
You don't need to know the difference between materials for penetration. The difference between them right now is basically just how well they repair. That won't matter when they introduce the reworked armor system either. When they do change the armor system different materials might matter. Depends how far they take it.
The armor class is all you need to know for the penetration. Higher is tougher to pen. You don't really need to know more right now.
Actually looking at the ammo right now the info on them is a lot more detailed than it used to be.
durability shouldn't do anything to acuraccy
Unless it's the barrel
It's a work in progress. They plan to add dura to barels and mechanisms and magazines
@@teeteebangerx1595 Kalashnikov says their rifle will shoot up to 30.000 bullet before the barrel needs replacing. But realistically you'll never reach that number in tarkov.
Devs have to balance it somehow so it's not too frequent and not too sparse. for you to need to change the barrel
What Will Smith movie was that?
Thatis' the UA-cam Rewind
Hear me out.
Let us oil and clean and buy new bolts and receiver
shouldn't MOA stand for meters of accuracy ?
It probably would if the USA would get off the dated imperial system.
@@Nickvon560 tarkov uses metric system, some american weapon parts are manufactured irl measured in inches like barrels or calibers like .308 so those are basically their names but the game itself uses metric system, in the video he says "minutes of angle" which makes zero sense
@@spaljenimaslacak7663 I'm not gonna pretend I know enough about firearms to know any better I just love poking fun at the shit imperial system. But I did find this explanation "Though many people have adapted to the MOA standard, another system, the MilRad lives in the metric world. A MilRad is equal to one 1000th of the target range. This is laid out in a circle around the shooters position, with the target range as the radius. Which means, 2 x π x 1000. Therefore 1 MOA = 0.2908 MilRad. Adjusting one Milrad up at 100 metres will result in an offset of 100 mm. The markings on a reticle that mark MilRads are called MilDots. Such a reticle is called a MilDot Reticle."
@@Nickvon560 that's cool didn't know that, also just did some digging it actually is "minutes of angle", and wow that is retarded way to measure accuracy, I was happier when I did not know lol
MOA and milliradians are measuring the exact same thing, it's basic trigonometry applied over distance. One system is metric, the other is standard, neither is "retarded". The standard MOA system allows for smaller incremental adjustments at range while Mil Rads, or just the metric system in general, is a bit simpler to communicate to others. It's just math guys.
moa ? M O A
I use 40-50 durability guns all the time, including AKs. Hasn't been a big deal. I still headshot a lot and I've had only 2 jams in the last 20 levels. I've missed maybe 2-3 headshots that I know I should have hit. So it's strange to see that I should be missing a lot more. Then again, I spammed a lot of factory for leveling purposes, so maybe that's why.
WEPR
despite all of this rogues still have aimbot with their low durability guns xD
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Congrats