My personal tipp for SquadLeaders. You don't have to fight at the Front all the time. What I do sometimes, I just sit on a Hill or behind cover with my Radio guy and just watch my Squad while they attack. I keep an overview of the Battlefield, see where the enemies shoot from at my mates and I see the names of my Squadmembers and give them individually orders. And I can concentrate on the communication with the other squads. Cause if you're in a firefight yourself, you loose orientation real quick
I wish people with bolt actions would suppress more. I've had so many times, especially when fighting in forests, where I know the general location of the enemy and I just start firing my k98k and I'll land random body and even head shots. Same for the MG's. Don't be afraid to spray some rounds in the general direction of the enemy
Good stuff, I’ve just reinstalled PS because I want to crack this game and break through the starting pains. I enjoy tactical shooters, but they require investment to really learn mechanics and get privy.
Can confirm I’ve already improved!! I was always a flanker but the idea of slowing down, probing for routes, and playing more aggressively with ammo (let’s be honest you get a decent amount)
New to Post Scriptum- been playing and getting hang of basics but my biggest problem is seeing the enemy- many times I just cant see who shot me or where its coming from.. I get lucky on occasion and get close shots or a distant shot on static target- just hard to visually see most of the time
With the training I had in the military, when fired apon, take a knee, fire 2/3 rounds accurately into the general direction of the enemy then move into a defensive position to continue the engagment.
Part 2 NOW!!! Your channel is basically the best PS channel out of the rest. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Brazil (apologize my bad English). edit:You forgot the team work part which is very important including when your team is doing shit and your team is the only one who got a rally and and is able to respawn in defensive/offensive position
You play this game the way I played HLL. I want to get back to that point for PS. Honestly, the map in PS is a lot harder to interpret, there's more to it and I don't know which lines mean hedges or roads yet. One thing you could mention with your pro tip of looking at the map every few seconds is that binding your map to a mouse button is the way to go.
I use pretty much all of these tips regularly. You should make some videos on specialty-role tips. For example, I am usually a very effective tank hunter when using an AT Launcher, and generally average between 3-7 vehicle kills in any given game when I’ve been playing AT the entire time. If you do, I can give some of my tips and tricks
Most of all, I believe you need a lot of practice and experience to become a good squad leader. Everyone will probably be bad on the first try, there's a large number of moving pieces that you need to become comfortable with.
The only thing I wish is that the things you talk about is shown in the video in some way, words are little insufficient in explaining properly especially in game like this which requires much more tactical understanding.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about the plague of no mic squad leaders and squad mates not working as a team. I love the game but I've made it a point now in all the games I play in as squad lead to ensure my members have mics and if they don't they get kicked, and vice versa if I join in on a squad and the leader doesn't have a mic I leave the squad. You made good points but I truly feel that the game works best when there is pure coordination among squad members.
i bought Post Scriptum. Read a whole bunch of comments about PTSD. Get in game. Mild PTSD on first battle. Second battle -> my first death with a headshot = Ultimate PTSD level achieved. After my first 10 hours of Post Scriptum i can say i've seen some shit people do not want to see... War is cruel.
Right I kinda hate hate that I have to make my game look like shit in order to compete. I love I be immersed and the game looks good but than it’s to hard to see anything, games should just be locked and you can’t change the graphics to low for an advantage.
Because it would be nice to shoot sometimes instead of walking and walking and walking and then die, rinse and repeat. This game is nice but it’s not realistic in the way people play it. You have the guy with an mg sitting there mowing down everything on sight. No one attacks the point in group like in ww2. No adrenaline and no action at all. It feels like another modern FPS where the rifle is used as a keychain or to suppress a guy that you might have seen at 600 meters away from you, fun. This is a game for those that are able to memorise the maps, it’s the only requirement to be good at it. Artillery and tanks are also ridiculous, overpowered to the extreme. I mean, you can go full realistic with ballistic and sounds but is the concept wrong
You only time you die and rinse and repeat is when you don't change your strategy or don't Take squad leader or even suggest things to your squad leader. And Artillery and Tanks are supposed to be like that, that's why there's so little of them
@@rescamesta HA, I've played the game for hundreds of hours, and I still dont have any of the maps memorised, I lead squads and my single squad can often hold an objective or take an objective the rest of the team fails to take. it's really just about managing your combat assets effectively, tanks are overpowered? I ran light AT and killed 2 churchills and a stuart in a single life, you want adrenaline? my single squad held an objective for 40 minutes against tank assaults and enemy pushes while the rest of the team had given up on it and fallen back. You're walking to your death because either: A, you're not communicating with your squad or other squads, or B, you keep walking straight towards the objective even though they have a machinegun pointed at you
Hades my man, I admit that when I posted the comment I didn’t have the game figured out. I now after 200 h having fun and scoring kills. I do still believe that is more realistic a frontal assault than 4 guys flanking. Have you ever played at red orchestra? They got the formula right
...typical anti team player, kills is what he is after, lets team mate run first and "observes what happens to him" most of the time found behind enemy lines, far away from the actual objective, ignores team orders, tactical shooters are full of this kind of "player" people, they are maaaany really good players out there on you tube. just whacht a few of those and than compare his and there game play. he misses the entire point of the game. creepy....
Some hot Post Scriptum tips - apologies for the desynced audio, the issue seemed to happen after I edited the video
When you are in a large flat open field, lying down is not a magic invisibility button.
Killing so many people just because they do it^^ i am running eveytime from cover to cover.. thats i think the best i learned by myselfe :)
@@_Am0N_ learned this from games so I use it in airsoft LOL
My personal tipp for SquadLeaders.
You don't have to fight at the Front all the time.
What I do sometimes, I just sit on a Hill or behind cover with my Radio guy and just watch my Squad while they attack.
I keep an overview of the Battlefield, see where the enemies shoot from at my mates and I see the names of my Squadmembers and give them individually orders.
And I can concentrate on the communication with the other squads.
Cause if you're in a firefight yourself, you loose orientation real quick
Sl is supposed to fight with his men, such a civilian thing of you to say...
@@hancholo5137 Never said you're not supposed to fight along haha. And im ex military and no civilian u triggered me Reee.
@@DivisionG1eNHay haha in video games it’s always the braveheart mentality that wins
I wish people with bolt actions would suppress more. I've had so many times, especially when fighting in forests, where I know the general location of the enemy and I just start firing my k98k and I'll land random body and even head shots. Same for the MG's. Don't be afraid to spray some rounds in the general direction of the enemy
what is general location ?:D
@@arkadiuszwojno5210 It's when your brain goes like "I know he's over there somewhere" xD
Well, firing your gun gives away your position. Enemies tend to start to flank you while you’re shooting.
@@AugustoHeavyMetal I have a different general tip : dont give up your location for shooting imagine enemy.
@@arkadiuszwojno5210 I'm not saying you should do it, geez chill
Good stuff, I’ve just reinstalled PS because I want to crack this game and break through the starting pains. I enjoy tactical shooters, but they require investment to really learn mechanics and get privy.
Going through the learning process is long, but, it's very rewarding
Can confirm I’ve already improved!! I was always a flanker but the idea of slowing down, probing for routes, and playing more aggressively with ammo (let’s be honest you get a decent amount)
New to Post Scriptum- been playing and getting hang of basics but my biggest problem is seeing the enemy- many times I just cant see who shot me or where its coming from.. I get lucky on occasion and get close shots or a distant shot on static target- just hard to visually see most of the time
As a squad leader, it's good to ofter use your binoculars to spot distant enemies
With the training I had in the military, when fired apon, take a knee, fire 2/3 rounds accurately into the general direction of the enemy then move into a defensive position to continue the engagment.
LOL at the teamkill @7:02 , you even looked at your map first
Part 2 NOW!!! Your channel is basically the best PS channel out of the rest. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Brazil (apologize my bad English). edit:You forgot the team work part which is very important including when your team is doing shit and your team is the only one who got a rally and and is able to respawn in defensive/offensive position
Check out “calibrated core” he’s pretty good at this and “hell let loose”
“Apologize for bad English”
No major grammar or spelling mistakes as far as I can see my friend :)
omg, you actually made it! thanks so much very good info.
Some really good tips in there, Tacticalbrit. I’m gonna’ start using free-look a lot more.
You play this game the way I played HLL. I want to get back to that point for PS. Honestly, the map in PS is a lot harder to interpret, there's more to it and I don't know which lines mean hedges or roads yet. One thing you could mention with your pro tip of looking at the map every few seconds is that binding your map to a mouse button is the way to go.
I use pretty much all of these tips regularly. You should make some videos on specialty-role tips. For example, I am usually a very effective tank hunter when using an AT Launcher, and generally average between 3-7 vehicle kills in any given game when I’ve been playing AT the entire time. If you do, I can give some of my tips and tricks
what settings on graphics do you have and do you use super sampling? and what fps you get?
Most of all, I believe you need a lot of practice and experience to become a good squad leader. Everyone will probably be bad on the first try, there's a large number of moving pieces that you need to become comfortable with.
I find it very difficult to see the enemy and alway worry I am going to shoot a team m8 so take to long to take the shot because of it.
The only thing I wish is that the things you talk about is shown in the video in some way, words are little insufficient in explaining properly especially in game like this which requires much more tactical understanding.
I'm surprised you didn't talk about the plague of no mic squad leaders and squad mates not working as a team. I love the game but I've made it a point now in all the games I play in as squad lead to ensure my members have mics and if they don't they get kicked, and vice versa if I join in on a squad and the leader doesn't have a mic I leave the squad. You made good points but I truly feel that the game works best when there is pure coordination among squad members.
chris nameless persecution based upon microphone accessibility, ah yes logic
It's really more important for the squad leader to have a mic than individual members.
i'm in...when do you invite this noob to your platoon! great video thanks for the tips....might play my 3rd game this evening.
How do you zoom in sniper scope? I know its right click! But how do you zoom in more.
Q
Shift
i love when i shoot at someone in a open field and they just drop and lay down lmao!!
i bought Post Scriptum. Read a whole bunch of comments about PTSD. Get in game. Mild PTSD on first battle. Second battle -> my first death with a headshot = Ultimate PTSD level achieved.
After my first 10 hours of Post Scriptum i can say i've seen some shit people do not want to see... War is cruel.
What graphical settings do you use and whats to improve visibility?
I play at 1440p, low shadows
Would love to play this game but can't sprint..tried everything but can never sprint.. so bloody frustrating...any tips?
Alt+F4 should do the trick.
U have to refill your Stamina bar by drinking out of the bottle
Can Confirm: I tried all these and I still die constantly.
Still Love it though
thanks mate
Tip No. 1.. turn graphics low...
FreiGeist I was just thinking.. man my game looks so much better than this but I can’t freaking see anybody
ElektroBandit i like to play on max settings, too.. but shadows and ambient occlusion make it way harder to spot enemies.
Right I kinda hate hate that I have to make my game look like shit in order to compete. I love I be immersed and the game looks good but than it’s to hard to see anything, games should just be locked and you can’t change the graphics to low for an advantage.
You're dead to me. >:(
Do you guys know any way to optimize this game? My pc is pretty good, but it will only run at 30/40 fps on lowest settings
Because it would be nice to shoot sometimes instead of walking and walking and walking and then die, rinse and repeat. This game is nice but it’s not realistic in the way people play it. You have the guy with an mg sitting there mowing down everything on sight. No one attacks the point in group like in ww2. No adrenaline and no action at all. It feels like another modern FPS where the rifle is used as a keychain or to suppress a guy that you might have seen at 600 meters away from you, fun. This is a game for those that are able to memorise the maps, it’s the only requirement to be good at it. Artillery and tanks are also ridiculous, overpowered to the extreme. I mean, you can go full realistic with ballistic and sounds but is the concept wrong
You only time you die and rinse and repeat is when you don't change your strategy or don't Take squad leader or even suggest things to your squad leader. And Artillery and Tanks are supposed to be like that, that's why there's so little of them
Jordan Henderson you don’t get it
@@rescamesta HA, I've played the game for hundreds of hours, and I still dont have any of the maps memorised, I lead squads and my single squad can often hold an objective or take an objective the rest of the team fails to take. it's really just about managing your combat assets effectively, tanks are overpowered? I ran light AT and killed 2 churchills and a stuart in a single life, you want adrenaline? my single squad held an objective for 40 minutes against tank assaults and enemy pushes while the rest of the team had given up on it and fallen back. You're walking to your death because either: A, you're not communicating with your squad or other squads, or B, you keep walking straight towards the objective even though they have a machinegun pointed at you
Hades my man, I admit that when I posted the comment I didn’t have the game figured out. I now after 200 h having fun and scoring kills. I do still believe that is more realistic a frontal assault than 4 guys flanking. Have you ever played at red orchestra? They got the formula right
@@rescamesta You don't get it
Or Play Public, Public, Public....
...typical anti team player, kills is what he is after, lets team mate run first and "observes what happens to him" most of the time found behind enemy lines, far away from the actual objective, ignores team orders, tactical shooters are full of this kind of "player"
people, they are maaaany really good players out there on you tube. just whacht a few of those and than compare his and there game play. he misses the entire point of the game.
creepy....