[HUNT SOLO GUIDE] What is better - Duo Queue or Trio Queue?

[@siegfriedmordrake3229]

I used to hate trios but now that I'm decent at the game I find it even more enjoyable than duos. It's easier to third party a long fight between two trios and, as you said, less chances to be third partied yourself. Plus it feels very rewarding to down three people by yourself rather than two, and the extra money is welcome

[@f.calamo6658]

its fun ultil you're a random group of 4 star against 2 five and one six star tryharding.

[@siegfriedmordrake3229]

@@f.calamo6658 you can't be a random group when you're solo

[@realisNeo]

Loved the podcast format. Something I‘d like to see is a discussion or a guide for playing as a team, rather than against them.

[@85diddles]

I like the podcast format too. @psychoghost have you thought about doing this kinda format more talking about the state of the game with say Neeno, Kurtey or even Denise. Changes you would like to see, current patch updates and having a round table discussion about the state of the game?

[@dc_raynor4748]

I typically see Solos more often in Duos than Trios, but the duo solos tend to run a wider variety of weapons (Shotguns, bows, silencers, rifles) where as trio solos tend to be more snipers. However, I tend to run solo into Trios just because I try to third party a fight and it's easier to get lost in the chaos when no one knows whose team you're on, which I find quite fun.

[@MysticalWuff]

I always chose solo vs duos since I figured it was less people and easier to handle, however lately I've been giving myself the "who cares" attitude and started doing solo vs trios. (even with fresh, free hunters, regardless of gear) I have found it to be some of THE MOST FUN I've had in hunt in a long time. Got a lot of good stories from it, and I couldn't care less if I get the bounty. I would just play and see what happens, and if I could get my hands one a bounty and leave, that's all that mattered to me. So now I got great fun, and great stories from it, all games MOSTLY without self revive and such. I think solo v trio is the best if you're looking to just go out and goof off.

[@TheShadowcast]

I don't have the imagine Hunt in third-person. That's what Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age was. Looked awesome, actually!

[@drhabibi999]

I really like your information videos. Well structured and to the point. I personally got used to play solo vs duos because when I started playing solo fighting a trio was too much. But getting third partied is definitely an issue. So I wanna try and play against trios more.

[@JohnnyC01]

I think a big bonus for playing against trios is if YOU are the 3rd party engaging an ongoing fight you might confuse teams. They don't know who you are, which team you part of or even where the shots are coming from. If a duo fights another duo in my experience most of the time they notice instantly that there is another player because they have already two players in their sights. Playing vs trios there is a change that you confuse them and they might think they are still getting shot by the third player of a trio before they realize that there is a 4th player shooting at them. P.S. it doens't matter if playing duos or trios. It often just feels like that people are trying to get their extra advantage by dropping their MMR via quickplay as solo. Today we had a dude with 4 times!!! of our KDA. Of course he wiped our team before we could do anything. And that feels just wrong. And it was not obviously the first time he wiped a whole trio within seconds. Imagine you have only time for 2-3 rounds for the evening and you are always facing guys like him. Not a very funny experience of Hunt, isn't it? Of course people will say now "get gud". But many gamers are past their peak or don't have the time to reach a skill level of having a KDA of +4 and 10k kills.

[@resterreese3341]

cmiiw, but isn't QP mmr is separated from BH mmr?

[@JohnnyC01]

@@resterreese3341 No, both affect the same MMR. If you get killed in QP your BH MMR drops aswell.

[@zatoka08]

I don't like playing against duos because they often sneak through the map and unexpectedly shoot me in the face around some dirt mound. Trios are easier to spot, and once you figured out where the three teams are you're all set, as opposed to the endless waves of duos coming to third party.

[@guerrillagamer2919]

Great Video Mike! I play solo v trios, it has taught me better positioning, decision making etc. I'd love to see you do a video on what kind of game changes Hunt could go through, ai monsters, traits etc For example changes for when you have 2 certain traits equipped, they'd have additional effects, e.g Doctor and Physician when used at the same time would give you the ability to sense med-kits in dark-sight at 25m.

[@ZiggySA]

Most solos encountered as a solo: EU server, before 9AM. I guess a lot of remote workers getting in a cheeky hunt before work. WIldcard servers. Dunno why. But yeah, crawling with solos the handful of times I've solod a wildcard server.

[@rmg110]

Just finished a solo in duos match. 11 solos including myself!

[@JohnathanBrowder-zn8bu]

The feeling of taking down a trio single handed is sooooo nice. That alone is reason enough for me. That is when I can actually pull it off hahaha

[@noxrho]

Some days ago I was playing trios and there where 3 solos in the game, that gave place to some wild fights packed with action because everyone was going at the same objetive, was really fun even when we got rolled by the last solo guy

[@koleuntabor1863]

I will always play against trios as a solo. For exactly what Mike said!!! You can always out run and out move a trio unless you mess up and give them a way to trail you or out yourself in a bad spot.

[@misterio3678]

With the fire map and the first iteration of self-rez I got into a duo-queue match as a solo and found out after dying that there was literally only one duo and then all solos. It was really weird and it only happened once!

[@millenium1109]

It's definitely much easier for me to go into Duos as a Solo. Having that extra 3rd person to fight on a team is rough, especially when you have people coordinating shotgun pushes with rifle cover, or people bring three grenades each to the map and you have to dodge all of them. In duos a lethal ambush evens things out and puts a lot of pressure on the surviving enemy. If there are two survivors to deal with, one can focus on fighting you while the third picks up the dead teammate. On a side note, if you have Necro as a solo, a lethal ambush puts the fight in your favor, because even if you trade with the other guy you can get back up, and he can't. Another side note, I think your playstyle also makes a huge difference. If you thrive on chaos, go into duos. Trios are a lot calmer and more calculated. They tend to panic less when one of them goes down in an ambush, and long fights only tend to develop on two fronts instead of say... four. Meanwhile, prolonged fights in duos will draw in more participants, and snowball into a chaotic mess. The bloodthirst, especially during events that force you to do damage to players with specific weapons/ammo, is very real... and can be overwhelming.

[@chrislsg3987]

The worst scenario is playing with randoms. Everything better than that 😆

[@sneakyluqas7325]

I was waiting for this type of vid!!!

[@rolandjaeger7310]

I play pretty opportunistically as a solo and after a little over a thousand hours in the game I find trios to be a great way to grind hunt dollars I usually don’t wipe a trio but I can usually kill one or two then disengage while the the third goes for a revive which is often just long enough to grab a token and run or I just re engage later

[@Sykasa]

As always the answer is; it depends. There are days i play against duos, some days trios. Mostly it's my loadout that dictates the decision. Shotgun goes duo most of the time, while a long ammo gun is more of a trio game for me. I personally feel like trios plays easier, since you can easily track teams around the map and play to your loadouts strength without running into other teams randomly. Duos are for run and gun, Trios for tactical gameplay and wanting to actually extract with a bounty. PS: Of course that's a personal opinion. That's not a rule working for everyone.

[@rickardlindgren9899]

Thank you fot this. Im a solo only and have avoided trio-games. I will try to play them a little bit more. :)

[@ZinniaARCHIVE]

From my experience: Duos: Fights are generally easier but with higher chances of dying because of 3rd party Trios: Fights are generally harder but with higher chances of dying because of bad aim/poor decision making/bad positioning However, extracting with a bounty is at times easier to do in Trios due to there being fewer teams on average & with proper boss-tracking/predicting knowledge (and RNG, of course), one can find themselves at/banishing a boss before a teamfight between 2 or more teams has finished fairly often. Winning a fight and/or extracting with a bounty in Trios is also way more satisfying, though the fights in Duos have the potential to be way more fun because of the sheer amount of chaos there can be due to so many more potential teams participating - especially when fights consist of a variety of weapons & not just hardcore meta loadouts. As far as what I choose to play, it often depends on the mood I'm in - if I want something a bit more laid back, I'll play Duos, and if I want something a bit more intense, I'll play Trios. Having said that, I also like to try to keep myself in lobbies that are Mid-4 Star on average because those are the most fun, and, in my experience, have the highest amount of ACTUALLY skilled players who are capable & WILLING to play aggressively on average, even if it means potentially dying & losing their character(s). So, if I'm around Mid/Upper-4 Star myself, I may be more inclined to play vs Duos, and if I'm above that threshold, I may be more inclined to play vs Trios until I get back to where I want to (keep in mind, I don't do deranking runs if I am above where I want to be because I think that's gaming the system - I never LET anyone kill me, but I may play fairly more recklessly or with a harder-to-use loadout).

[@martinh2783]

I have solo queued in trios since I started playing solo for the less 3:rd party reason. The risk vs reward is also much greater.

[@overlordpurple4856]

I go back and forth between queuing into duos and trios - if I'm feeling confident in my aim, I go trios for the freedom of movement and not getting third partied as often. If I'm not as sure about my aim that day, or if I'm feeling particularly rattish, I'll queue into duos so the fights are easier at the cost of having to be much sneakier.

[@wpowers514]

Pretty awesome tips these helped. I’ll definitely have to try solos out! I usually just find the game more fun with my friends running goofy load outs, going to try some of them in solos.

[@TheMeowse]

1,4k hours and trios still feel too difficult for me. Too much to keep track of and I'm not an aggressive player. I rarely get shot in the back though, as in lower MMRs duos are fairly predictable and I can spot/hear them before they can notice me, so if it's a surprise shot, it's usually coming from another solo that's been already sitting there.

[@rickgadow657]

damn Psychoghost ur giving me on overdose with the amount of videos u upload. keep it up and have a nice day :)

[@snowfl8k]

Call me a madlad but I love playing solo against duos! The unpredictability of the games and the bigger amount of teams make for a great rhythm that always keeps me on my toes!

[@53darkknight53]

I recently started playing solo as a 4*, so my main enemies on trios is 3* 3* 5* (or an experienced 3*) If i can manage to get down that one experienced player then I'm very comfortable for the rest of the fight but otherwise I'm not good enough to win against one dude with same experience as me and his team mates Also one thing I realized is solo necro helps you to save your hunter AT BEST, everytime when I die, they insta burn me and camp my body, I can only manage to wake up at my last bar to save my hunter Another thing is, I encounter SO MANY other solos while playing against trios and most of the time they are very well experienced

[@naldormight6420]

My rationale is that Duo que had more premades. - Hence I would „risk“ going up against trios. Gotta admit: I only really solo que to farm. (This time gator traps.) 😂

[@unc1ejag]

Yeah I think this is a big thing for people to keep in mind. In duos you have more straightforward fights but also are more likely to encounter a duo with solid communication, whereas in trios you have more of a chance of going against a team of randoms which can allow you to force more of the 1v1 scenarios with your own play since they may not be communicating as effectively to counter it.

[@MrFedelem]

Mehr als nur ziemlich gut. Stell dein Licht nicht unter den Scheffel. Deine Tips haben mir bis jetzt mehr als einmal meinen Hintern gerettet.

[@brittommyv807]

Nice vid! For me, it depends on my loadout, and I'm surprised you didn't mention that at all. For a close-range loadout, I'd rather have duos - if I can rush a team whilst they're fighting boss or otherwise distracted, getting 2 kills before they react is often doable, but that third hunter might well have time to react and kill me. For longer range loadouts I'd rather have trios on, because of what you mentioned about there being fewer teams - less chance of a spawn fight or otherwise stepping on someone in a forest where I'm at a disadvantage.

[@friendlyplayer92]

Solid take. Some weapons like rival also work better in duos since u got only 2 shots

[@GabrielScar]

Another very clear explanation. 😉 Musical greetings from Belgium, Gunther (singer and lyrics writer of Gabriel Scar)

[@friendlyplayer92]

I like the weird podcast. Also would love to see more gameplay breakdowns where you analyze and explain decision making, movement etc from your other clips. That be real interesting to learn from. Ggs mate 8)

[@Shenzi504]

duo queue better because you get people closer to your mmr and feels more fair for both sides. in trios you sometimes get lucky headshot by 3 star and its kinda annoying for me

[@aLousyBum83]

I don't think I have ever played a duos match where there wasn't at least one solo. In trios it's much less common. With that said I think the natural progression for most players trying to break into solo play is to start out in duos and move up to trios once they are comfortable playing as a 1 man team.

[@Ben-kz2km]

I love trios because as a solo, you can bully them with guerilla warfare. I don't even care about winning that much, as long as I can be as annoying as possible. Traps, annoying special ammo, taking shots and retreating, allowing them to revive each other rather than pushing or body-camping... It's so much fun. Yes, I eventually lose the fight most of the time, so no need to feel bad for them. But having been annoying is its own form of reward.

[@lloyddehaan5179]

I love fighting Duos because they just keep coming to my bullets!!! ps: your the best Mike!!!

[@raketoped663]

Thank you. My choice depends on my loadout and my actual MMR. Sometimes I want to avoid people and go on an easy questwalk, than trios are best for me. - And yes, I think you face more solos in duos.

[@Jonitherat172]

The first sketch of Hunt was a third person 4 player coop shooter

[@ksanford2]

I can't wait for the shooting gallery coming in the next update!

[@jindrichstepanek6310]

I used to play duos, i feel more comfortable in ambushing people on transfer or thirdparty them in fight, so i prefer Duos. But i have to say, thank you Mike, because i will try to play trios and make me opinion. i like trying new things in Hunt and trios fight would be challanging. PS: i love the Spark/h.crossbow combo, its really funny especially on new people in hunt.. its little bit bully, but ... 😀😀😀.

[@jojo123king]

Always going Trios. No matter if alone, one or two teammates. People tend to play a lot less passive and push regularly. I think it's way easier to kill a Trio as a Solo when they try push you, than having to play against an unknown threat,. Eventually getting headshotted from a different angle than where you were looking. Plus it's way more satisfying to win a clutch agaisnt Trios than Duos ;)

[@Mr.Fox1213]

the weirdest matchmaking ive ever had was my trio squad against one single solo in the server. Like no one else but him and my squad. Weirdest shit

[@siegfriedmordrake3229]

Were you playing in the middle of the night or early morning ?

[@Mr.Fox1213]

@@siegfriedmordrake3229 I think it was like 7 pm cst when we were playing? So not to late yet

[@filiplmao]

@@Mr.Fox1213 I used to be that one guy alot, it depends on time and server, but most games were empty/one trio

[@siegfriedmordrake3229]

@@Mr.Fox1213 oh yeah, must have been a server issue, then

[@friendlyplayer92]

Hah yeah, one time we had intense 1v1 on boss compound. I was kinda wondering why no one else showed up. Turned out there was only 1 player on the server apart from us. It was kinda late on EU tho

[@apatheticallyconcerned6574]

I prefer duos for soloing. It allows me to disengage if I need to and re-engage other fights somewhere else if I feel that doesn't work for me. I like the fear of running into people anywhere.

[@jasonbaudi]

What i also find good about going against trios is that they will most likely revive teammates >> more kills 😁

[@Hammerofbenevolence]

Honestly. I'm getting to the point that I prefer trios because of all the solos in duos. With the self revive being so prominent in the game now, you get nervous leaving bodies un-burnt. I find therr is a lot of body camping in duos and people are less motivated to move to the bounty for fear of getting shot in the back by a player they have already killed. Personal opinion of course. Great video by the way.

[@geospotter5067]

I generally agree with Mike on this topic but I want to differentiate some points. It heavily depends on your MMR how many and what kind of solo players you will encounter. In 2.5 and 3 stars duo lobbies I see many solo players (while an event even more). 4 to 6 solos are quite normal, but these solos aren’t sniping. They have all kind of load outs and are playing Hunt alone. They are often new players. In 3.5 stars and above lobbies I mostly see the long amo sniper. In 5 stars trio lobbies I nearly never saw a solo player. Only 6 stars solos can be matched in these lobbies and this kind of player often wants to stay 6 stars and plays the sweaty style and not the more aggressive style like Mike. When I am playing solo sniper I am the sweat lord. So I play duos because I am not afraid of 3rd parties. I am the 3rd party. There are more encounters on duo servers to 3rd party and I try to avoid situations where I am not the 3rd party. I think not so many solos play the aggressive Mike style and are willing to drop MMR where trio servers are better. So I see a lot more solos on duo servers than on trio servers.

[@twalsh05]

.."I am the one who knocks"

[@YM-zf8mt]

duos are more unpredictable and match on single bonuty can end up very chaotic when everyone push that makes it more fun imo but the exact opposite with trios, since it's less chaotic it's easier to follow what's going on and thus take the win

[@MrOrdosan]

ya. I ran in trio's and had a single duo and like 4 solo's also ran a with a buddy in duo lobby and ended up in a full loby of solo players >.< you cant always be sure what you will get (but I do often stick with trio solo que because less hectic at times. since a lesser chance of getting surrounded by 3rd party as a long firefight drags up)

[@sheldonb5274]

I solo in duo queue because trios scares me ahah but I should give it a go. I don’t know why it scares me but it just does

[@MooseKnucks]

great vid Mike. might try some trios now

[@Fearless_Beggar]

Fools rush in where snipers fear to tread.

[@speedyprod8237]

I used to be good at duos until I hit 5 stars....most people know how to click heads and it started being really hard .. and yeah I really struggle on rotation

[@Bodglinite]

I like the way you call it like it is

[@marcel151]

I used Trios for grinding Quests not related to killing people. Way less possible seeing players when playing Trios than playing Duos.

[@yefremjr]

it actually seems that latelt I'm getting a lot more solos in the lobby while also playing solo, I don't have any research on my hands but I'm pretty sure it was an intentional change at some point. I think I saw 12 solos a few times but like 8-10 solos seems to be a norm

[@felicityschwab6579]

"imagine hunt showdown in third person..." *Shudders*

[@timtonf7187]

I prefer Trio Queue. In the last 10 Matches i played in Duo Queue there were a total of 5 Duos, not an average but a total. Duo Queue = Solo Queue at least at the moment.

[@TheWibz]

We just switched over to trios because the severs seem to be busier and more players. We had many empty servers in duos. Players make the game interesting.

[@mogrimy]

I always play into trios for the reasons you stated

[@Selandir]

Ive always had same viewpoint on these things when discussing with friends. I haaaate the random 3rd partying in duos.

[@aristocraticcthulhu3831]

I currently like to play duos. I need to get better at the game and more combat helps with that.

[@E1iteWolf]

I have almost never played trios as a pure solo player in close to 1300 hours. I tend to bounce between 3-5 stars MMR rating, that depends on the loadout and how well I'm playing. Solo running into a 3 man of well playing 5 stars sounds like a bad time. It can already be a bad time when vs two people. But since the MMR will be lower in trios, I will give it a go. In my head this just sounds a lot more difficult: ok there's a 3 man team coming my way, never stops moving and jumps around and bam I shot him, ok he jumped so I hit his chest and now there are three people shooting at me. Two always sounds more manageable.

[@Micromation]

Trios are easier and significantly faster to find a game in my experience (5-6star MMR). Duo is when I meet toughest of opponents while trios is just profit and K/D increase. But the biggest difference is playing team with randoms - there's very short window where you can find people to play with and games hassle free duos, whereas trios I can join with randoms and solo alike at nearly all day long and every time be put into a full match. It seems that people prefer trios but I find them boring if there are two bounties on the map. Duos are far less predictable because amount of teams is higher so there's more independent movement around the map. Personally I wish there were more teams allowed on the map because dual bounty trio doesn't work at all. Especially when 2 other teams gang up on a single bounty and you're left twirling your thumbs...

[@EvilPineappl]

5:35 "there's three barrels pointed at you" unless they all have Drillings. Then it's 9 barrels 😨

[@genitusritus]

I mostly go up against trios. Have like 2k hours and movement is my key, as my aim ist often trash. Mostly I am 5* with drops down to 3* on cursed days. When I am 5* there is most of the time a 3x3 + 2x1 enemy-situation, sometimes even 2x3 + 5x1. On 3* its more 3x3 + 1x2 in my experience. Also 3* is not 3* like a year ago, as there are many people with 10k+ kills who dropped their mmr on purpose!

[@Mercurial_Me]

Always trios for me. Though I am better at map knowledge and positioning than aiming. But the real reason I do is because of MMR. I don't like playing in 5 and 6 star lobbies because of the aiming issue. Fighting at a disadvantage against lower MMRs will actually drop your MMR. Fighting against similar and dying barely does so. But fighting against similar and winning will continue to raise you. If you're having a bad time in high MMR because you weren't ready to be placed there, play trios. It's the only way out.

[@MrJP6389]

Im new to game and been struggling ALOT. I will say tho I think duos is little easier for me as a new solo player of the game but to be honest duos and trios are really hard. I wish I could play with firends but no one I know wants to even touch this game and Im really shy/nervous around strangers in games like this. I dont handle toxic behavor well and always feel like Im holding ppl bc Im new.

[@TomicaCZ]

Have you ever tried to go super stealthy in group avoiding to trigger anything? It seems impossible :D Everytime some idiot triggers something. Even me... I think I find it out much more harder to to go silentely when there are friends around.

[@aramisdejinn3241]

I feel that when I solo, I spawn either next to or in between 2 teams at least 40% of the time. probably not accurate, but that's how it feels. I dont really go into trio que, might have to try that.

[@RickLag8514]

I only and I mean "only" have 600 hours in the game, and I have taken a break for a few months. It's funny how after time away I lose any prescient skill and end up dying to failed tactics that would still be tight if I had kept playing. Reason Why hunt is still my favorite pvp even though I prefer 3rd person! It's constantly evolving and if I don't keep up I suffer accordingly. Hasn't gotten stale yet!

[@lastofthevandals]

I hate random teammates, for me they are unstable and not useful. I'd rather play solo so if my friends offline I'm always solo. I prefer trios for the same reason - less teams = less chaos. You have a good control on the gunfight if you are experienced enough to recognize noises and predict enemy movements. But also I'm playing a lot duos vs trios. And that is another dimension. Once we even had a match on trios server where were only teams of two players. Not solo, not trios. Just duos xD

[@shakenbake13]

Wish I get the matches you get /: Everytime I matchmake vs trios as a solo it’s usually just me and 2 other solos in the lobby or just one other solo. This is in the middle of the day as well

[@Corax-Rabe]

As a longammo solo sniper I would prefer trios - don't get the point of those guys on duo servers. Trio Servers seem to be less predictable in terms of team composition - as soon as a solo is on. Most time its not only 3x3 + 1x2 + 1x1 - it can be 2x3 + 1 or 1x3, 3x2 and 3 solos and so on. On duo servers I know, there are a lot of partys. If it's 6 or 8 is not much of a difference for me. The chance of getting other teams in interaction and being the 3rd party myself is much bigger.

[@TheCrazybarnacles]

Do you think weapon choice matters? Like. running a shotgun VS running a sniper and which is better for each?

[@PsychCow]

Hunt's been a bit crazy lately. I've had a number of matches that basically felt like I was in duos because we were the only trio.

[@russeshe001]

I'm entirely happy to take a harder fight in trios, with less chance of getting shot in the back of the head right as the fight's getting good. I'm there for a good time, not a long time.

[@cheknauss9867]

Duos can be so much more sweatier. I think I prefer trios as a solo

[@JustinDadBod]

This was great 👍

[@omargolam2692]

i kinda find it way easier to play solo vs trios, trios tend to be more loud than duos. in duos i feel like i could be in one compound nd the whole server could be there and be quiet cuz everyone is just ratting, but trios more chaos happens that you can intervein. also as a trap enjoyer, i really dont mind being at boss alone, rather than having teamates and worrying that theyll destroy my traps with their bodies lol and i know i can comfortably rotate with my traps and hop over them because i know they are there(and yes i tell them where they are but sometimes with frontiersman and packmule i can sort of go ham with the traps and it becomes too much for them to track remember haha)

[@chaoticambiance]

MMR doesn't matter in oceanic servers a lot of the time because there's just not enough of a player base. I went in solo as a 3 star against trios a few times and got lobbies full of 5 and 4 stars. So other than less teams and being able to predict player movement a bit more it's just not worth it.

[@SstalkerS]

And here I am cant down even a single hunter

[@BrazenBull91]

I play solo v trio on console, and most lobbies tend to have at least 2 solos (including myself)

[@Kilroy101]

6:43 No worries. That'll never happen. I mean for how long they are "testing" 2d replay? lol

[@Zurn187]

in duo there alot of spawn fight so close to half the lobby is gone after first clue :)

[@Zurn187]

Hey mike your opinion changed about that topic *queue duo or trio* since the game change and bullet drop ? (less solo effective sniper) :)

[@PsychoghostGaming]

Not really :)

[@billfromwork7203]

Thank you

[@tacoboy2218]

Simple answer to this duos=more teams trios=less teams

[@BrainGrapes]

As a 4 star noob. Playing solo against trios puts me against 3 stars and it’s fun beating on them with a silenced veterli

[@timur7381]

I just started playing the game a few weeks back, but you nailed my experience playing solos so far. I recently started playing solo into duos, and have been having a blast. I've been playing competitive shooters for a very long time, and once I learned the basics of Hunt, I typically can get an upper hand vs duos. Haven't tried trios yet, but what you're saying makes a lot of sense.

[@glenspleen2969]

i prefer duos. I don't play solo vs trios anymore because the amount of kill trades you get is just super frustrating as a solo

[@Novalistria]

Noice!

[@Jargik]

MORE PODCASTS! I NEED TO HEAR YOUR VOICE!

[@Zarven1]

Jokes on you hunt was third person before it came out :)

[@dustinmihalcheon5013]

🤠❤

[@vescovinator]

had a game solo into trios half the map was solos 1 trio and 1 duo

[@poni4389]

trios for money and fun. duos for kills and win :)

[@ActiveBoiz]

Fun Fact: Hunt Showdown was originally a 3rd person zombie shooter similar to World War Z. It kept the same theme of 1895 alternate history Louisiana, but it would have been 3-player coop Also, thanks Mike for another great conversation on Hunt!

[@akaLuckyEye_G]

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