i quit game cause noone wanted to help with PW

The shaman and scav girl are my favorites, I try to take a stealthy approach and minimize combat completely. I have better luck with Shaman when I’m forced to fight though, scav girl is mega squishy

OMG! That means I missed Episode 2.

As I see it, the thing with speed is. You do not need to be faster, than the enemy. Just faster than the other scavengers :p

I can't wait to see what they do with gun head

The casual disrespect of that mech. You could feel the lazy disinterest in that shot.

Thank You.

do you know how to skip parts. the game tells me i can (after completing the first two "worlds" but i cant seem to find out how

i spend a lot of hous in this game and yet I didn't notice that I can upgrade other stuff....

This was handy, I'm blind and didn't see the patterns. Got me a gacha box from the bunker on Scorched Enclave. I think you should do some videos on the various quests, they're extremely unintuitive to find and do. I'm still stuck on the Connecting the Dots mission. Next to the mech in Scrapyard Nexus is a lever that's basically invisible on the right side of the room, between it and the weird generator looking thing, but after that you have to find a stash in Scorched Enclave and it's anyone's bloody guess where that is.

nice

I can’t decide!!!

Also if one of your teammates/friends holds all of the antidote it will take up less space for everyone. Better one person take up a single spot with 4 items than 4 people each losing a item slot.

My friend is trying to join my server (25 days old) & it's telling him "can't join bc server has been active too long." And it doesn't give anywhere to put the invite code in. Are we SOL or what?

My dude... running away is EVERYTHING in this game :D

Can't wait to try gunhead. Do you think that it will take long to add it?

where do i get tools to open locked gates ??

Running speed and carry capacity are the only important stats... Scav girl is likely the most optimized choice, but Shaman is way too cool. (prestige 4 with 6 hours gameplay atm)

Note: Hacking doors will make noise and possibly alert enemies to that position. It's recommended to either loot quickly, leave the location for a short while, or prepare to engage any curious onlookers.

Note: The Old Man & Scav Girl has access to the fewest Rigs (which allow you to hold more loot, guns, and large items like water). Their class skills allow them to use certain rigs that the other classes have natural access to. The Bag Man has access to all rigs right from the start.

Random Mech round jump scare

I kind of hope that Gunhead's big advantages are tracking/identification based. Imagine if Gunhead doesn't just highlight enemies when you scan over them, but tags them in the process. (the same way you can mark enemies.) And/Or when you highlight enemies or tag them, it lasts twice as long. Both of these would make Gunhead a situational awareness build. Or at least some character should focus on that. We've got general utility in Old Man, Speed in Scav Girl, MaskMan is the combat generalist, Shaman is loot generalist, Bag Man is the slow but powerful build. If Gunhead is 'engaging multiple targets at once' as their character focus, than that's the slot that logically follows to me. That being said, I do like that there is a 'generalist combat' in Maskman and a 'heavy combat' in Bag Man, and both a 'speedy loot' and 'generalist loot' in Scav Girl and Shaman. It demonstrates the dev team are willing to let characters share some design space. We really need some numbers though, like 'max hp/speed/weight capacity' baselines for each. It seems like that varies between them and being better informed will help people find what they're looking for.

I am so freaking hopeful for this game dude

When gunhead is out im in.

It should be noted that the Scav Girl has increased base speed on top of the sprint expert skill, so she's more than just a few percentage points faster than the others. The game really should give us the actual stat numbers for the characters tbh

Shaman seems like the best for general solo play. Carry Capacity for ratpacking, shotgun is incredibly good, gets extra sprint and sees loot 2x distance

I'm wondering what the gameplay is like for a maxed out character. Like does it still maintain that whole "your not that guy" idea or do you become some kinda one man army killing machine?

I played as Bag Man. My two friends were Shaman and Scav Girl (half my size). A group of 6 Europan Soldiers ran into the room and the scav girl said “Get behind cover!” I replied “I AM THE COVER.” And started blasting. We lived.

So the Old Man Heavy Rifle is not unique to him since Mask Man and Bag Man also have them.. and also, the Rig skills lets you buy some rigs when you get 16 water and unlock the vendor.. Some rigs are restricted by character, If i remember correctly, Bag Man has access to all, and Scav Girl is very limited, but she can unlock some by investing skill.. Overall.. for my play style, Scav Girl is kinda good, because of the unique speed and the sprint upgrades.. but Shaman.. is the loot man.. better loot hud, access to some of the better rigs.. and the Sprint and Carry skills.. Everything a Scac needs.

I'm surprised they don't have some kind of engineering operator considering how technical the setting and factions are.

I just played as the old man. To be honest, my most successful runs are done without firing a shot. I invested in the skill tree but didn’t really find them useful.

I love the shaman purely from his dialogs, guy is pure mood

Thanks for putting this video together!

Personally, I really dislike RPG mechanics if it's just "2% buff to X" style progression. Set a base speed out of 100 with the speedster character being fastest by a significant margin, then have leveling up automatically increase that stat for everyone, everyone gets a little faster, but your fast character remains consistently fastest. Same for every other shared stat. Reduce the number of long guns any character can use to one unique one and one shared with another class, that way if people want to experiment with a wide variety of weapons they'll be encouraged to play different characters. For upgrades that actually require XP investment, they should really change or evolve the character's gameplay in some significant way, the only cases where a stat boost isn't boring is when the boost is significant. If all you're willing to change is numbers and not mechanics, go big upgrades. 20% more damage...but only on headshots. Double your reload speed, but only for SMGs, Double your belt size for LMGs but also double your reload times, etc. A max rank character in a game with RPG mechanics should play very differently from a starter character, if your upgrade tree is just a straight line that character should be much more powerful, if you use more of a branching tree approach the end point should be a character with unique playstyles that both relate to the original role. If character upgrades require five levels for what I'd consider only marginal improvements, I'd rather just get rid of the RPG mechanics entirely and have your stats based on gear you can find instead, that at least would tie directly back into the scavenging system which will be at the core of the game.

The masked mand looks like the best to me. I think it's a big advantage to be able to see the extraction point.

One of those games where i love the design of every character. Gonna be tough to pick a favorite.

Wish the mask man was more unique. On paper it seems like he gets outclassed by bagman as he at least has a passive to go with his accuracy buffs

Thanks for the Video. They need to add melee weapons and skills, melee saved my ass a few times with the cyborgs. Would make close range encounters way better with dedicated melee weapons and animations.

I do like scav girl for the speeeed

Ive found that some of the skills don't actually work. Seems like the skills trees are also just a first pass, theyre likely going to change quite a bit.

Would of like more info. Like prestige, and what these skill ups really do. Sounded like u were just reading the info. Which is nice and all but hands on experience in each can be a huge difference. Look how sm2 went down because some classes started strong

Great video

How do you get the barrier override ? I dont have that

This doesnt apply to my server cause they just merged all worlds into 1 before end of season.

There are also at least two monster fridge things that have an orange pie in them. One is in a camp at the Blackfell oil fields area (5095,-1628) and the other I think is in the early game map, but I'm not sure where it is anymore. I found it by mistake weeks ago and now I can't find it again.

The stealth top is insane crowd control. Its sucks everything but elites and bosses to the center even pulling from high and low places. Enemy's cant fire while being vortexed as well.🤙

Gave Boosteroid a shot the other day-great experience! My PC is pretty outdated, but I had no issues running big titles. It’s an awesome option for anyone who doesn’t have a high-end gaming rig.

Change mayfly to the gas mask, as corrosion build is fully based on crit and crit rate. I do 72k dps on dummies with no buffs(beside 10x stack line wolf)

Bro you got permanent supply of that weapon why repair broo???

wow this work... Thanks...