10 MOST Common Beginner Mistakes And How To Fix Them! (Hunt: Showdown)
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- We are all guilty of making mistakes in Hunt: Showdown! This video highlights 10 of the most common mistakes and what you can do to fix them!
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Are you guilty of making any of these mistakes? Let me know in the comments! :)
One more I would add is do not sit still while extracting. Well I mean no, please keep crouching or standing on top of the boat. Also, the wheels of the stage coaches can be shot through. This is a good place to sit or stand. Trust me.
The panicking on Number 7, still happen after 50hrs. The Rest i was able to turn off.
Good points for sure! :) I'm sure a lot of new players fall for that trap end end up getting killed whilst extracting! @@johnski4709
Took me a very long time to get over the point of getting stressed in fights. It comes with practise though! :) @@borbarad2.0
Inconsistent 100hrs in the game, still make most of these mistakes, some deliberately (YOLO loud clue rush because I got bored), some I have developed only lately (overstaying in fights because got little more confident with weapons and mechanics)
I want to add a number 12, going into the gam to either farm for money/xp/traits/etc is a great way to refresh yourself. Also challenge yourself to be as quiet as possible during this. You would be surprised by how much a team can be oblivious when they think they have slightest bit of breathing room.
Good points, but technically not a “beginner mistake”. Having fun and mixing things up is great advise however! 😊👍
I completely agree, not only it helps to gain money and sometimes you can even get the reward from the boss, but also, sometimes, it feels really good to troll other teams by killing their teammates, burning them and running away lololol. I'm usually a very lound player and a very hot-tempered person, so imagining the pure rage of randoms loosing their teammates from a random guy with a winfield who's just killing npcs is just so much fun xD
Sometimes it’s really fun to do that. I do event challenges that way.
Lmaoo playing this game for PvE only...
You can run and play loud most of the time. Even sound traps don't really matter. But you have to know when to go silent.
Getting the feeling for this is in my opinion the key to fast and effective hunt gameplay.
You can also use sound traps to mislead other teams or to let enemy teams run into each other.
Crouching gets you killed way way way more than playing loud.
I agree! The balance can be hard in the beginning, but I certainly run a lot still. Knowing when to slow down is where beginners get it wrong! 😊
I would phrase it differently, but yea agree.
More like, don't be afraid if you set of sound alarms. But prepare/act appropriately
Trios can allowed themselves to go fast and loud. Loud Solo Hunter is either faster on feets than said Trio,or very dead.
I love blank fire decoys when I'm solo for that reason, distracting teams, or making the one I'm fighting think I might be a duo or they're getting countered
I'm around 500 hours. I've recently swapped up my strategy. I get the free hunter, unequip everything, add ONE weapon that I want to use/practice more with (lately has been bow and bomblance, my aim with the guns is shit), equip a medkit and dusters, and head into the bayou. This allows me to play with a more care-free attitude (loadout was like $300 max), allows me to loot and equip supplies, but also forces me to learn to adapt to the situation at hand. I've gone from getting maybe one kill a game to 5+ a game, and if I have a bad game it hasn't cost much.
Also been recording my games (might start a channel one day) that I can go back and watch, not only see how I could have improved my kills but see what I could/should have done different to prevent getting killed
Great! :) Building on that strategy you could even start bringing more expensive loadouts and go back to this if you find you're running low for a while! :)
ive hit 6 stars quite a few times, i sit at 5 stars on my average days. Videos like this are always useful regardless of who you are. if its not new information then consider it a reminder or a kick in the ass to get the fundamentals in check. EVERYONE will loose sight of them sometimes, regardless of who you are.
Man, I must say it is very refreshing to get some comments like this! :) Love to see someone in the higher brackets who have their priorities in check! I personally play anywhere from 3* to high 5* depending on group size and loadouts, but we can all learn and improve! :)
THIS is the mentality everyone should have regardless of their skill level
This is the only game where im thoroughly enjoying the learning process while being absolutely demo'd. Everything feels fair!
It's a great game and it feels great to play it most of the time! :)
I share the same sentiment, I was put into 4 star or whatever lobbies and would get wrecked but didn't mind it because I knew I was new. Still new but it dropped me into lower lobbies and I'm now a 3* and the game feels awesome now!
Great video, many of these I know I still do!
One thing that would be a good reminder and help to new Hunt players is to play with headphones and to ensure that you've got Windows Sonic or Dolby Atmos DISABLED on your audio device as Hunt relies on providing some of the best spatial positional sound in any game ever made BUT many new players probably don't realise they need their headphones to have all other processing disabled and to be running in Stereo only.
Thanks! 😁
Hunt: SLOW DOWN
Hunt: don't SIT DOWN
Hunt: CALM DOWM
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lmao... My most common thought about other teammembers (fixed or not) " why so f'n slow?".....
@@SuperVevev my most common complaint to my teammate is "DON'T sit on me !!!" cause for whatever reason they always end up 1-5m away from my hunter, we get spotted and killed 100% faster
- Windows: the amount of players I've killed because they peak windows while beign inside a boss layer is crazy, those are pretty obvious spots so all experienced players keep them in the sight. I only recommend peaking windows when there's a huge fight going outside between other teams so probably there's no one watching out for the windows, and just peak once or twice and even that is risky too.
- Roofs: beign on top of a roof, you are really easy target, you can be seen form different compunds and huge distance. Only go up there when you are sure no one else is there except the enemy team you are fighting and if you know their position, otherwise you'll be dead. I do this when I am sure that the most of the enemies are dead and there's one team left (at the very end of a round).
- Not picking bounties after banishing the boss, the amount of bounties I've steal with the "Serpent" trait is crazy (it allows you to pick hints/bounties form 25m or 50m if you are solo). Just pick the bpunties, you have wallhack for 5 seconds, pretty value info.
- Don't defend boss layers from outside, I mean killing the boss and not hiding in the main building but somewhere else just dont... it can go well sometimes but in most cases you'll die because the best way to survive while beign with bounties is inisde the boss layer, with traps, covering entrance and all that stuff. The other houses and stuff are way samller and easy to attack.
- Regen shots, it will help you to save medkits, specially while killing the bosses or in long distance fights and if yo have cover near you or in cases
- Not having necormancer trait (if you solo you can revive yourself and in team you can revive them form 25m) this way you can save matches by reving your teammates while beign in cover and your own life, because many time you cannot lose your position, if you do you'll die too. Combine it with resilience, in case you die and got revived, you'll get up at maximum healt possible.
- Edit: getting outside (leaving) boss layer while fighting an enemy team, just do it if your are sure that there's no third team which can kill you if you get out (you can use dark sight and make sure if there's more temas outside).
There are many more but these some of mains mistake that I see many players do, the new ones and also some not so new ones.
Definitely agree with a lot of this! 😊
Damn, part 2 already? 🤣
@@seroudizer what do you mean? 😊
Committing to gunfights yes, very yes. And what you may have missed is the unawareness of being outgunned. I ended up in so many Death Screens because I got into close range fights with shotguns while carrying a mid-range load out.
That’s a very good point! 😊
I love that it's nearly impossible to get from Blanchet to Darrow's or Lockbay without triggerring soundtraps. You either have to traverse water which is loud, trigger ducks that are placed 1 meter away from walkways that cannot be lantern'd / poisonbolted, or trigger 1out of gazzilion AI that always spawns en masse there.
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That's just the entire game tbh the amount of sound cues is kinda over the top. 😅
Unless you know the player you’re fighting is going for headshots, don’t crouch at an enemy. 9 times out of 10, especially in low MMR, enemies are aiming at your chest or mid torso for the easy big target, which makes you crouching right into their crosshair.
Easier to line up a headshot on a crouching target too! 😊
I love this game for giving you so much ways of gameplay. I am the one who's crouching to much. And I made it my way of playing. It's awesome feeling when enemies move along and you remain unseen even when they are in 2 meters from you're. I play stealth-sniper with camouflaged sniper mosin rifle and silenced revolver. Love this type of gameplay! Most party members don't understand it but when you're skilled sniper you can give them good covering fire. And you can use it to get the attention to you and your teammates can make the ambush as well. Just need to get ppl who get the point..
Nothing wrong with playing what you enjoy! 😊👍
These tips are good for new players, but it is funny how some of them are not necessary for 5 to 6 star gameplay. For example, when it comes to running and worrying about making noise, higher level players tend to just ignore noise traps and run as fast as they can in the early part of matches. This is because, since they know the map/spawns and aren't afraid of gun fights, they value getting to the center of the map and way from the spawns. Doing this ensures that they can get to an advantageous position and locate the boss first. Also, when you were in the army did they teach you violence of action? A lot of people think Hunt is a tactical game, so they crouch walk and try to shoot from stealthy positions, thinking that is being tactical. While this can work, being fast and violent, pushing the enemy when they're throwing dynamite or reloading, is a much better strategy. This doesn't mean mindlessly running in, this means intentionally charging and seizing opportunities. There have been a number of times where someone took a pot shot from a stealthy position at me, but then I just killed them just by chasing them down and engaging them. They probably took so much time setting up that position just to be killed so effortlessly.
For sure! This video is called "beginner mistakes" and is catered towards beginners. The rules will always change when you master something, and you find new and effective ways to do things that don't work well for average players. Your points are valid and I personally do a lot of the same myself - pushing when someone is cooking a frag on me for instance. Thanks for watching! ♥
I would add another point - watch for rest. There might be situations when your bounty advantures go extremely unhappy. You force yourself to go further and further, trying to take into account all mistakes you've made, and at certain point, you become too angry and uninstall Hunt. So it's crucial to feel when it's high time to make some pause, and not only if things are going bad - if you have been lucky a couple times, it also can require some short break. Being distressed and angry can fog over your ability to analyze your actions and lessons learned from failures
Absolutely. Taking breaks when needed is crucial! :)
1:21 when I was in the army that made me watch the video till the end cause if someone knows how to shoot and stuff it's him
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I just started playing since the 1986 launch and discovered your channel!
I’ve been watching a lot of videos on this game and you are bar none the best Hunt content creator out there!
Thank you! ❤️😁
Found this game a week ago so I suck bad, lol. Easily one of the greatest and most fun games I have played. Can't say enough good things. I love it.
Welcome to hunt! ♥
Great vid Rex , good tips ! I would like to see a dedicated video on movement and tactics - attacking vs Defending ..type deal =)
Thanks Erik! I’ll probably do a video on that eventually! 😊
I have 4.5K hrs in the game and I can honestly say - all your points are extremely valid !
If I may I'd add just one more - abandon COD mentality if you want to play HUNT, I see a lot of new players who are going in this game thinking that it's just like any other shooter - it's not ! Thx for the good video, keep it up. GLHF
Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it! You are right. This game is different from other shooters and requires a different approach! 😊
Please guys, listen to #10, i’d love to go for the gauntlet, but we all got downed 2 times defending the bounty, we won but now all the bosses are banished, we aint winning that second bounty when we all have ~100 - 75 HP and are out of throwables and medkits
Word! I often go all in but learning when to back out is crucial if you want to win! 😊
during this last weekend free hunt test i discovered that many players (probably a lot of noobs like me too) dont know the rust strafing to avoid a sniper shot, as with the zigzag, if whats shooting is a sniper, runnin in a straight line + interrupting your movement makes it very difficult for the shooter to predict your position (if he's far away ofc)
It helps a lot! 👍
Also if you would have lost a healthbar (or more) midfight. dont be scared to back out and potentially go kill a (different?) boss if possible, after banishing the boss you will be brought back to full hp.
Good advice! 😊
Honestly that's the dumbest shit Ive ever heard, if you low on hp bar, just extract then 😂
I would say a big mistake newer players make is not learning and remembering the spawns/not checking the map enough. I can guess where hunters are coming from 95% of the time and hardly ever get caught off guard. It takes time to learn them, but it’s worth putting effort into it early on. I get so many kills by just getting ahead and ambushing people at choke points.
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I start hunt yesterday and was confused so i am looking at guides and this guide not only helped tremendously but also made me tear up how deeply he talked about not letting your nerves get to you and to keep calm under pressure that i really needed to hear right now in my life thank you..
Hey Seth! I am glad to hear you found the guide helpful! Sounds like you have a lot going on right now, and I hope that all gets better for you soon! Thank you for watching! ❤️😊
it helps when u just don't care about winning or losing
Ive been playing for almost 2 years and ive used a pretty unconventional tactic of being as loud as possible to attract players then turning into the biggest rat ever.
I also try to push a bounty while its banishing so i can get into the compound which i then ambush the people who started the banishing.
I play solo 90% of the time and when fighting trios specifically i try to create separation of the players so i can get 1v1s.
If it works, why not! 😊💪
I started playing yesterday with my friends, and that last tip greatly helps us !
That's fantastic! Welcome to Hunt! :D
I am 97% that researcher you killed was me, it was an honor. Thanks for the tips
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Hey, thank you from France,
It never hurts to see this kind of guide, even a former player of my caliber sometimes needs to remember certain things.
I subscribe, ça fait plaisir de voir un gars qui fait bien ce qu'il aime avec passion et propreté, certainement le genre de bonhomme avec qui je serais probablement en train le verre d'après travail avant de rentrer chez moi jouer à hunt showdown.
Keep up the good work sir.
Thank you! ❤️
Among this list, there are a whopping 7 of these things that one of my best friends I play with still does almost every time we play, and he's almost 600 hours into the game. It's frustrating as hell. I'm showing this to him in the hopes that he'll actually start to learn. I'm still guilty of a couple of these things myself, but I'm getting a lot better about it.
I think most people are guilty of a few of these even thousands of hours in. I wouldn't go too hard on your friend, but thank you for sharing! :)
also when running for cover, just run straight ahead to make it seem you are going for the cover and just before you are there make an zig zag away and then behind the cover.
works everytime
I do that a lot! A final detour just before you reach cover! 😊
8 months later and this is still fire.! Love the on screen demonstrations
Thanks! 😁👍
I wouldnt say just beginners are guilty of this stuff. Cant tell you how many players with prestige levels in the 20's I've seen beeline straight to the bounty, encounter a team, run directly at them, and get killed immediately. It's like watching a level 1 player. I guess after a certain amount of hours in the game you feel invincible 😅
We’re all guilty sometimes 😂
I thought I just could not get good at this game. It seemed like everyone always outclassed me. I then tried this out on my PS4 and I absolutely destroyed most games. My KDA literally doubled.
I’m convinced there is a massive cheating problem on the PC version. The console version actually felt fair and didn’t seem like everyone knew where I was all the time.
Great game for sure! 😊
I learned that repositioning works well. take a shot or two, then move to another window, building or angle.
play patient. most times 2 shots are a kill if they cant heal. keep adding up shots until they're out of heals or you find a window of opportunity
True! 😊
Awesome video man, I've been playing hunt since 2019 but it's always nice to refresh on the basics.
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😁
Hunt the only game i've played for over 200 hours yet still i watch these kind of videos even tho i know most of the content in them before clicking . This game always makes me feel like a beginner for some reason . Also for those who panic in close range fights just pull out the knife and zig zag towards and enemy that makes them panic even more and you might get a bunch of free kills in otherwise unwinnable fights EDIT : not sure if it will work in higher star lobbies since players there will have better aim but still hunt gunfights epecially close ranged ones can be soooo adrenaline inducing that players who cant keep their cool just start spamming wildy and missing also zig zaging the right way as shown in the begging is a must , Its basically the same thing but just for offence not defence
After 3000 hours I am still guilty of making these mistakes from time to time! 😊
I liked the bonus tip at the end 😂
The most important one! 😂
Nice tactical discussion, well done.
Thanks! 😊
U deserve more than 50K likes for this video. Thx for all advices. I play hunt a lot, but still can't handle it. Now I understood all my mistakes. I should practise more and take all suggestions from this video.
Thank you! ❤️ Glad you liked it! 😁
These first 2 tips combine into a great lesson to learn: walk! Its far quieter than running and its far quicker than crouching. Combining walking and crouching can keep your movement quiet while still moving quickly and throwing any enemies aim off as your head level changes.
I run most of the time and walk/crouch near enemies 👍
Best tip from me is to not hurry. Just make your way to the center of the map before the bounty.
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I am new, but abstain from this video as I wish to take it at my pace. Sick vid tho. Hope it helps ppl.
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Awesome video! Gotta try put those tips in practice (that #11 is lit)
Thank you! Glad you found it useful! 😁
Caring about money or kda is the biggest noob trap possible. Fear = no gains
True 😊
Great vid man. Thumbs up.
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I don"t use my gear because I love the variety and the challenge. Plus the satisfaction of knowing I've outplayed meta chodes who believe their incendiaries will save them is chef's kiss
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Remember to have fun, this goes in all games, it can feel like work when you listen to all these tactics and all these things and get yourself super stressed out because your not at peak performance sometimes.
Look I’m a certified potato gamer, my graphics are on low and my res is down a bit for the thing to run smoothly, if it’s one thing that’s taught me is that having fun is better then being the best constantly.
My advice? Be the Zombie Killing clint eastwood you bought this game to be, don’t be a clone of all the other top ten guides.
I rock a revolver and a wheel gun and I know aslong as I fight well the gun type won’t matter too much aslong as I’m not intentionally stupid with my load outs or pick the wrong thing for the wrong situation.
My worst trait is aiming too long, I’ll line up that perfect shot and get domed, it’s an easy fix..take the shot anyway even if you are not sure, remember this game is very deadly and having a bullet fly an enemy’s face will scare them enough into maybe making a mistake, move as you do it perhaps, take advantage of them being too focused on being shot at.
If your alone against more then one person, try to get to an area with a lot of cover, and as the guy says know when to retreat and don’t let the fight push you into a corner
Very good points! Having fun is always the most important thing for me! 😊
I can stay cool in a fight when I'm playing with my friend, but I always get really stressed out playing solo even after 500hrs. Literally get near players sometimes and have actively bring down my heart rate so I can perform, and get wrecked anyway
Quite normal to feel like that in the start. It gets better with time! 💪
the last tip was the most helpful :P :D
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i would add from my own experience is to trust yourself. self doubt in the firefight can lead to losing the fight or making your allies a man down when it would have been your enemies. sometimes you won't hit, but you miss 100% of the shots and pushes you don't take.
True! 😊👍
love the ez understandable and factual tutorial❤
Thank you! I will be making more of these in the coming time! :)
Oh, I damn well know that feeling u talked about when talking about Rust and Tarkov, the adrenaline rush, heartbeat going up - I wouldnt exactly call it panic, but.. its a rush atleast and sometimes I really enjoyed feeling it - now I'm sorta dead inside while playing, just as the good soldier I am, trained by combat xDD
Haha, I can relate! You feel less but you play much better! 😊
Worrying about money sure hinders the player, but being after the most expensive loadouts can also be detrimental in the sense that some of the best weapons aren't locked behind tall monetary gates.
Examples:
*Winfield rifles, especially the M1873C Marksman, M1873 Talon, M1873 Swift, M1876 Centennial Sniper, M1876 Centennial Trauma and M1876 Centennial Shorty Silencer.
*Romero shotguns, but in particular the Talon, Alamo and Handcannon.
*Scottfield Model 3 Spitfire and Scottfield Model 3 Swift. Excellent for both Fanning trait usage or dual wield.
*Caldwell Conversion Chain Pistol can do some serious wreck when paired with Fanning trait and Full Metal Jacket ammunition.
*LeMat Mark II for a handgun + shotgun combo. Also probably the best gun to dual wield, ever.
*Hand Crossbow, Crossbow and Bow. Huge damage for little buck, and they can carry some exquisite, effective and definitely fun to use ammo.
Other things to note about expensive weapons is how sought after they are and how plug-and-play they can be.
For the first aspect, I will just say that budget Hunters will absolutely go out of their way to ambush and loot any Mosin, especially the Avtomat. Crown & King Auto 5 and Lebel variants are also prime targets, and Nitro Express could be desired by some of them (if not for the raw power, for how expensive it is and how cool it looks and sounds).
For the second aspect, an enemy can loot your corpse when you just died after peppering them with a C&K and use it to wipe the rest of your own team. But if they are foolish enough to attempt it with a Terminus and they don't have Levering, they are screwed. Even if they do have the perks needed to make good use out of the weapon looted, most low to mid tier weapons have such long reloads that using a robbed, freshly-emptied gun in the heat of the moment is simply unthinkable.
For sure! :)
Nice Rex the 11th one got me 😂
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Number 10 makes me so happy, i've been called a rat for retreating when both my mates go down and set on fire while there are still 3 enemies poking around, can you blame me for taking it slow in that situation and fall back for a while or as you said, just run away and extract if the odds are just not in my favor? As the game says, "Live to die another day".
To me, Hunt is also a survival game and i'm not interrested in taking a fight i have a 1/500 chance of winning.
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Great video! :D
Thank you! :D
Awesome video, partner🤠 even after 500 hours i still found some useful tips
Thanks! Glad you liked it! 😁
Sometimes it can also be fun to just relax and purposefully ignore some of these tips. Leeroy Jenkins with a free hunter. Maybe enter a match with only a knife equipped. Having fun is more important than winning.
I do that very often! This guide is intended to help new players improve, but playing optimally isn’t/shouldn’t always be the main goal in my opinion 👍😊
Number 8: Repeeking Too Much. Counter to that, learn to rotate your "peeking" angles.
Yep! :)
nice tips for starters for sure :) this will be valuable to quiet a bit of ppl
Thank you! :D
Hahaha Nr.11 was a good one :D
Thanks! :D
Thank you for your service
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Great video man. Love the positive vibe
Thanks Ray! 😁
Great tips man, gives me a good reminder even after 2.5k hours
Thank you! 😁❤️
Choking due to adrenaline is something I don't know how to fix even after 1.6k hours. I look for fights, I try to focus on learning from a fight instead of winning it, I try to breathe properly, nothing helps. I've got compound knowledge, I can read fights, I have some movement, yet I keep losing to new players because I physically cannot calm down, and it sucks.
Sorry to hear that! It’s really tough to get past, but for me it just happened with time. Games that are really stressful will help you get over it. Rust and Tarkov are good examples. Try to figure out why it is stressing you out and it may be easier to get over it 😊
@@REXNOR_TV It's a mentality issue for sure. I might be worrying about performance and getting better so much that it ends up having the opposite effect. I think once I stop caring about getting better, ironically that will make me play better. Just haven't been able to do that yet, every click on hunt.exe equals gamer mode.
Find a loudout that you feel the most comfortable with, and run only that loadout religiously, until it is woven into the fabric of your being. Get a small stack of friends to play with almost exlusivly. And learn eachothers play styles/ get good chemestry together. To where you can rely on eachother. The goal is to limit the variables in hunt so that your mind knows what to expect/understand and in return lower the panic and foucus your adrenaline.
I would like to add another tip: DO NOT BUNCH UP.
bunching up can make 1 dynamite or 1 frag end up downing 3 players if you're not careful. stay about 5 meters away from another team mate (or about 12 feet, idk metric). happy hunting.
Good point! 😊
My partner just want to go until he's in the grave. He's a good shot but don't count on him making a smart choice. I'm on the other side of the scale. A vary patient bush wookie that can and has killed 2 teams at the same time because they followed me into the woods but I'm prone to panicking and my aim is only just above average.
Good luck sneaking up on me if you enter audio range
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As a beginner fresh out of water, I can say that no one cares about generator, piano and gramaphone noises.I easily stole a bounty and ran away without getting seen only with the noise of piano and generator.You always have to be aware of your surroundings for different clues showing someone has to be there, used ammo crates or health packs are a good sign.Also broken or lit off lamps are a way to see if someone has been or is still there
Forgot to mention traps lying around the area for no reason.That one's pretty obvious but had to say it
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Hey, in my opinion, you are missing one if the most important points. Like the game says in the beginning: its absolutly mind blowing how important good resp. awesome headphones are. I have to play with okish headphones (around 100 EUR) until my great ones are repaired. But boy is this a difference. It is really hard to estimate the position and even harder to be able to tell the sounds apart.
How is that a «beginner mistake»? 🤔 This video is not about headsets 🤷 A good headset is important but that’s very outside of the topics of this video. Either way, thank you for watching! ❤️
@@REXNOR_TV ehm, the mistake would be, to use a bad headset. I was thinking if this is topic for more advanced players. In my opinion no it isnt because the sound is in short distance as important as the vision. The player is handicapped with a bad headset as well if he uses a bad monitor with bad black level because of the dark themes and areas in that game. The importance of these topics are specific to hunt and nearly doenst matter in other FPS. With that, it should be said - Making to much noise is one of your points, the perception or misperception of noises should be a point to. It doesnt matter if you do a lot of noises if the enemy cant "read" them right. Ty for your reply and the good video =)
I just picked up the game and I did the tutorial I feel like I am slowly getting ready to dive in head first and get my ass kicked! Thanks for the tips!
That’s great! Welcome to Hunt! 😊
@@REXNOR_TV The first match went okayish, I spawned in found 2 clues ran into 2 people killed them and got murdered! 10/10.
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I notice new players not knowing when to move quickly and fight or slow down and hide. There are times when a fight is on going you get a chance to slow down get quiet to flank or reposition without the enemy knowing. Other times in fights, it’s on and it’s go time. Sprint jump punch and send the lead down range. It is difficult to overcome the fear of losing and know when to be aggressive and when to be quiet/patient.
If you play other shooters. Rainbow 6, Warzone, Apex. It is almost the exact reverse from those games.
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One of my biggest problems is definitely the adrenaline. Sea of thieves. DayZ. Hunt. Basically any game where u can easily loose all of your stuff. My heart starts racing and I can't stop it. I try to calm myself down by taking deep breaths but it never works 😭
Gets better with time! I used to have that too 👍
Great video man… yes I still do more of these from time to time than I want to admit. Work in progress…. 😊🤷
Thanks brother! We all do from time to time! 😁
About mistake 6
Personally, I'm making myself more stressful and worried when playing with huge a*s priced weapons :D
I once done a full prestige with ONLY melee weapons and it was BEST and MOST FUN experience until 5 stars lobbies where you just can't have fun all the time (only a little bit) :)
Maybe it's cause when you dying with shit machete and hunting bow or saber (me beloved) - you can just say something like "Well, I died cause of my shit loadout, nice try, go next"
But when you equipped with Crown&King, 4 best consumables and 50lvl hunter - you have no personal excuses to lose and it's just harder to admit it and chill after death.
So saying that, I'm glad you said not "go and use most priced weapons", but "go use what you need to and just don't care". It's very true!
Whenever there is pressure or perceived value attached to a loadout it will be more likely to stress you out! This is likely the reason why a lot of people have more fun playing budget loadouts as they have «nothing to lose» and «everything to gain» 😊
@@REXNOR_TV yeah, that's it~
Budget loadouts to have fun and chill games - is what I tried to mastery at first place in this game :D
Regarding your tip number 6. The devs have made it almost impossible to NOT set off any AI...in fact they use it to inorganically start firefights between teams instead of letting things happen more naturally. They have even went on record saying they want to push the game in a direction of instigating more direct fights....and the way they do that is increasing the AI and their sensitivity to being triggered.
Fair! I often set off AI intentionally because navigating around it is too time consuming. My advice for beginning players is still to limit how much AI you trigger. A middle ground is probably the most optimal overall! :)
@@REXNOR_TV For me...as I absolutely blow a gasket because of how aggressive the AI is and to prevent me having a heart attack..I dual wield the nagant silencers with poison ammo or the silenced shorty with poison...before this the guys I play with would even comment how the AI would just gravitate to me even when I didn't trigger them...and you should have heard how much I raged over discord lol...to keep myself calm I just go in with poison and silenced lol
@@theheavymetalhillbilly7152 Good choice! 😊👍
Now I just need to learn how to actually land my shots, haha!
Haha, that part is tricky! Make sure your mouse sensitivity and DPI is set up well first of all, then I can recommend hitting up the shooting range for mass practise. Try hitting up the range for a few minutes every day and you'll see drastic improvements!
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Honestly as a seasoned player I repeak a lot bc I don't take things too seriously and I kinda like the gamble of either catching people off guard or getting shot lol. def don't do that if u wanna be good
I do the same but I know the risk! 😊
the best advice is to try to move around randomly!
Being unpredictable helps a lot! 😁
Sounds like my shooting, so unpredictable I never know when I'll kill or tag anyone ;)@@REXNOR_TV
That panicking has been my downfall lately. Idk why i have been panicking so bad lately during heated moments
It typically gets better with time 👍
I don't really care about dying or loosing I just love the shootouts even if I get domed by a random dude that wasn't even aiming for me it still feels so good that my gun is actually skill based not like here you go shoot 60 bullets in 3 second it just feels right if you missed and died it was your fault no excuses luck is almost non existent in hunt
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WHAT THE HELL!?!? I've been watching Hunt streams on Twitch for four years and actively playing for about a year and a half now and I'm only just figuring out you can kill crow swarms with hand crossbow poison bolts before they get to fly away?? 😧
Yep! Concertina and fire works too 👍
@@REXNOR_TV Dayum, I guess you never stop learning about this game 😄
1:00 guy's hat looks in the scope, that hat is probably alive, like in Harry potter
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GOAT video Rexlord ❤
Thanks brother! ❤️😁
Listen, I dont save money because of gear fear, I save money because I'm a RAT! and don't you ever forget it!
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Good video. Just want to say, (Not hating) the fact that all of the gameplay you showed was with Bow or Sniper, it just takes away some credibility IMO. Those are literally some camp/cheesy players that won't do other some sort of gameplay because they are too afraid to expose on a decent gunfight... Forget about the "meta" and MMR, it just doesn't show a proper way to play the game with all of those advices. I laughed my ass when you switch over to your Dolch, after using a sniper and placing a trap, like WOOT. But hey, nice vid, hope some people will understand better than me.
Glad you liked the video! I am a bow main with over 1500 hours of bow gameplay, which is why the bow is usually a part of my loadouts. Sniper rifles are the strongest combo with the bow, and I love playing them. I have no issues playing other weapons - in fact I do play other weapons most of my streams.
When it comes to your statement regarding bow and snipers beeing "cheese" weapons, I think it is more important to look at each individual player's playstyle instead of generalizing, but that's just my opinion! People also seem to really dislike shotguns, and as you suggested - traps. Can't please everyone I suppose! Thanks for your feedback in any case! :)
love the videos well earned sub
Thanks! Welcome aboard! 😁
there are 2 types of players in Hunt, those that track you with very little information and those that track you without any information at all ;)
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My NUMBER ONE tip for beginners and bad players would be: Try to go full fucking John Wick every time.
Take every shot you can and play aggressively. You won't improve by sitting in a bush, crouching around, camping inside of a boss lair and fire a total of five bullets in a game, even if you might win. Confidence and experience are key and there are no shortcuts for that. Push, die, repeat. K/D and money dont matter shit.
A middle ground would likely be better. Being reckless will not help you improve, but neither does camping/waiting! 😊
Last one was quite easy to fix😉
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My constant flaw is failing to use items when the bullets start flying.
Are you getting stressed out? That tends to happen if you panic 👍
I try to tell newer Hunters to slow it down this isnt Counter Strike, Some even run and jump or just stand in one spot and jump, Love Hunting Hunters like this
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Thank you so much nice video bro
Thank you for watching! 😁
This gave me flashbacks of my early days lol
I think we are all guilty of some of this, perhaps even still!
I definitely still peek when I shouldn’t lmao
@@redundant30 I’m guilty there as well 🤣 Greed is dangerous!
This is my personal advice to new FPS players, Stress is your friend, put yourself in uncomfortable new situations and watch as your stress dissipates over time, remember that you are playing to have fun and learn from your mistakes, forgive yourself after every death and try to think of what you could've done better = you will find yourself in similar situations so many times in the future!
Good advice! 😊
Seems like lots of these points contradict each other. Just gotta say that there's a time and place for everything. Doesn't help for a new to player to hear "you run too much" only to have them walk instead and therefore become a much easier target.
Saying there’s a time and place for everything is not very specific and frankly won’t teach new players anything. The purpose of this video was to explain common mistakes by giving specific examples, and it seems like a lot of people found them useful 😊 If you consider the different points in this video, the end result is basically saying what you’re suggesting, but I think being more specific is more helpful to beginners. Thank you for the feedback!
Nice content, +1 sub
Thank you! Welcome aboard! ❤️😁
Dude's roster's got only Felis in it 😰😰😰
Jokes aside - great vid, 11 useful tips out of 10 bush Cains
I play hunters periodically. When this video was recorded I was playing Felis 😊
@@REXNOR_TV haha, free hunter go ahhh ohhhh