There's actually a secret second tip to manage stamina, but it's incredibly risky. Survivors have about a half/full second delay before recovering stamina after sprinting, as opposed to monsters recovering stamina immediately. However, if you perfectly stop running when your stamina is at 2 or 1, it will start recharging instantly and without any delay. This can be used if you're being chased at low stamina, since that extra bit of recharge goes a long way. As said before, this is risky though, as holding it too long will reduce you to 0 instead and holding it for too little means you're stuck without instant recharge (which isn't that bad) and can't sprint again until your stamina goes back to at least around 20. The best way to time it is to stop sprinting around when you see 4 or 3 on your stamina bar, since that means you'll never drop to 0 and worse case scenario is that you get normal recharge anyways. This is, I believe, the only real "advance" tech with survivors, since it's not very commonly known, but saves so many of my runs, with other advanced tips just being listen for sound cues and don't let your stamina hit zero. Also ai never ask this normally, but please pin this. I need more people to know about this trick
el hecho de que hayas sobrevivido por mucho tiempo contra los dos mejores monstruos dice mucho de tu habilidad, dude juegas increible :D (btw tus consejos con el forest king me ayudaron mucho)
As a fellow experienced survivor here, maybe you could try and cover all the current maps' strongest looping points up to date in one of the next entries as a small suggestion? It's a thing i've seen many players not bat an eye about and i feel like it'd be nice to raise some awareness about it even if little, while it may not seem very important, positioning can play a VERY decisive factor in long-term survival and overally making it out of rounds unscathed.
"Fell's advanced human guide" *95% of the video is just gameplay and almost every single tip he gives channels into PERKS excluding corner-camping and the obvious conserving-stamina* (still cool video though)
@@ChildEaterrr I mean, to be fair, playing human doesn't really have much technical stuff to it. It mostly involves common sense and good usage of items alongside perks to give you a stronger chance of surviving
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There's actually a secret second tip to manage stamina, but it's incredibly risky. Survivors have about a half/full second delay before recovering stamina after sprinting, as opposed to monsters recovering stamina immediately. However, if you perfectly stop running when your stamina is at 2 or 1, it will start recharging instantly and without any delay. This can be used if you're being chased at low stamina, since that extra bit of recharge goes a long way.
As said before, this is risky though, as holding it too long will reduce you to 0 instead and holding it for too little means you're stuck without instant recharge (which isn't that bad) and can't sprint again until your stamina goes back to at least around 20. The best way to time it is to stop sprinting around when you see 4 or 3 on your stamina bar, since that means you'll never drop to 0 and worse case scenario is that you get normal recharge anyways.
This is, I believe, the only real "advance" tech with survivors, since it's not very commonly known, but saves so many of my runs, with other advanced tips just being listen for sound cues and don't let your stamina hit zero. Also ai never ask this normally, but please pin this. I need more people to know about this trick
el hecho de que hayas sobrevivido por mucho tiempo contra los dos mejores monstruos dice mucho de tu habilidad, dude juegas increible :D (btw tus consejos con el forest king me ayudaron mucho)
Great video your guide will help me thanks!
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Very good tips! :>
As a fellow experienced survivor here, maybe you could try and cover all the current maps' strongest looping points up to date in one of the next entries as a small suggestion?
It's a thing i've seen many players not bat an eye about and i feel like it'd be nice to raise some awareness about it even if little, while it may not seem very important, positioning can play a VERY decisive factor in long-term survival and overally making it out of rounds unscathed.
@@urielthecrazy9369 Maybe
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Why is the guide barely 3 minutes with really surface level tips for an ‘advanced’ guide, this is basically just a gameplay video with no commentary
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now do a zombie guide
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You're a brain rot kid to........ Ohno...........
"Fell's advanced human guide" *95% of the video is just gameplay and almost every single tip he gives channels into PERKS excluding corner-camping and the obvious conserving-stamina* (still cool video though)
@@ChildEaterrr I mean, to be fair, playing human doesn't really have much technical stuff to it. It mostly involves common sense and good usage of items alongside perks to give you a stronger chance of surviving
Me when the