Stop Peeking Corners Like This In Tarkov... Beyond The Grave

[@JesseKazam]

Do you die when peeking corners a lot in Tarkov?

[@rowangladwell1375]

All the time lol

[@Zath137]

Mostly die from people out in the open or just chilling in a bush

[@mo_town]

Hey Jesse, have you seen Kleans video on how to go from blind firing around corners into ADS?

[@fkarumo]

No I just straight up die a lot in Tarkov regardless :)

[@ryan0002]

Check out Klean's blindfire video he just posted. It's got some really good info about some of these kinds of situations

[@Threethocks]

Imagine dying to peeking I die from just going into the raid.

[@houghwhite411]

Head, eyes 12/70

[@acefromwithin2079]

Im level 2

[@one1piratelord266]

0.4 seconds in raid

[@AEGISDEFENSE]

This is me.

[@jcsports999]

@@houghwhite411 I’m a god at GETTING HEAD EYES

[@chrispy-MF]

You see I don’t only die when peeking out of doorways... I die from everything, every time.

[@chrisklooz9538]

Lol same!

[@randomentity6553]

When you see your favorite streamer gleefully mowing down an entire map full of people. I am those people.

[@dragoonism]

I’m with you slim lol

[@avgdeagling]

i stop playing tarkov to many Campers i this game

[@chrisklooz9538]

@@avgdeagling name one online FPS game that doesn't have campers? I can't think of any, less prominent maybe but still solid chances of running into campers in most games.

[@jordankajewski4335]

Good to see a streamer that shows his mistakes and doesn't try and portray himself as a god

[@TheKalippp1]

Oh u mean lvndmark? Xd

[@cyanide7270]

@@TheKalippp1 Course he does. Any time he dies its to a "cheater" because nobody could POSSIBLY out play him and his Napolean complex ego.

[@one1piratelord266]

People are so quick to say cheating if they have 100 viewers or more. Egooooooooooooo

[@itiswhatitis1775]

His humbleness and actually wanting to help people learn is why he’s one of the best Tarkov KZbinrs...

[@taylorhair4213]

Yo, who thinks they are a god?

[@Chooopy]

Hey Jesse, in regards to the first clip, you can also use process of elimination when it comes to geometry of trajectories. You actually completely eliminated any possibility that he was on the right side of the hallway. The grenade bounced off the far wall into you. The only way that could happen with that angle is if it had been thrown from the left side of the hallway. Since you immediately pushed out when the grenade landed, he could not have pushed to the right after throwing it without being seen/heard. It's something I use a lot in other FPS games to eliminate possible angles. I don't know if you saw it at the time, but I definitely picked up on it. Just a few tips because I know you're big on learning from mistakes.

[@jackdud8793]

this is very true, I was thinking the same thing during that clip because of how the grenade landed it didn't seem right for the possibility of them being on the right side. The one problem with that judgement is that there is still a possibility they may have duo team, where you can never really rule out angles because there can always be a sneaky little rat lurking in the shadows.

[@adrianmeyer2157]

As Krashed says, "You don't ever get good at Tarkov, you just get less shit" which is so true. Good stuff though Jesse.

[@benfl9636]

3:15 thats not even a peek anymore. Thats a yolo all in move

[@DonSofiani]

CoD's kinda peak

[@scorchedjka8994]

The way the grenade bounced told you exactly where he threw it from. You just didn't trust your instinct fully and hard aim/push left side. You also knew there may be more than one so you kept your aim center hall. Gotta pick a side and commit though in this scenario.

[@kapitanmeow]

I know im late to the party but he also heard him on the left even before the nade, but good call with the nade bounce.

[@thecamtron]

Guns smacking the door frame while going for a quick peak has been my demise... a lot.

[@CaptainRiftPants]

Thanks for teaching me the mindset that every death is a learning experience! Congrats on the baby!

[@philippebastien6664]

Hey Jesse, great video! I have a nice audio tip for you that could have helped you in your second clip near East wing 306. Right after you loot the duffle bag at 7:00 , you can hear him run on glass at approx. 7:05. This glass walk audio is a 100% indicator that he is coming from the stairs on the left side of the hallway, as it is the only staircase of the whole health resort that has glass shards on the third floor as you walk up. Cheers !

[@blitzgaming652]

Love the video. Still learning new mechanics and I have been playing for almost 2.5 years. One thing I would love to have seen is if you could show in an offline raid what would be a smarter way to have pushed so people can understand the better way.

[@emonoodlz08]

your videos have helped me significantly get better in some of my pvp plays. I just hear you in my head during them. Don't silhouette, reposition to keep em guessing, just better decision making in general. Thanks for the videos!!!

[@restlessundead8606]

I am new to Tarkov and quickly learned over extending gets you killed. The first clip coms were dropped. Instead of pushing in you could have held right doorway from the room you pushed to establish coms, "Hey buddy are you alive, Im holding right doorway I need you cover left side, CROSS UP" It is a tactic called Crossing up your guns. Keeps people from pushing up while being in cover. Works real well out in open to protect each other's outside tape so you don't have to peek two sides.

[@ZDrissi]

I like this, going back and seeing what could be done differently, better or not at all. My sole addition is the sound cue of his feet shifting, at least to me (and granted I'm watching, not playing), told me he was left side of the hall. I think our main culprits are over-extension into the hallway and a teensy bit of desync/peekers advantage

[@Mortykai]

I do the same thing a lot of the time, it can be hard not to over-extend. Thanks for the video!

[@Dead-bl7to]

That’s not peeking, your just running out into the hallways lol

[@stedyshredy2772]

I was thinking the same. I think he nailedit when he said "we got over confident". Both of these clips are over confident pushes instead of peaking and holding angles. I die a a lot from over confident pushes, they are humbling!

[@samamies88]

Technically you are correct. But for example in csgo commentators and content creatores use term "over peek" which is very similar to what happened on this video. Altho in csgo ur plan is to peek while exposing urself and eventually go back behind cover (sometimes this fails but this strat can work because enemy is aiming at the corner where they know enemy is likely to peek from and might miss/shoot limb instead of body/head cuz if expectations vs reality).. dunno if Jezze wanted to go back behind cover or stay exposed - depending of that u can call it peeking or just pushing

[@ryanglacier30]

He was playing too fast after that grenade landed next to him. He should have just held the door for a few seconds when he ran in or used the balcony to retreat again

[@microwaveog9176]

@@samamies88 I was gonna say it's really an over peek, sometimes I expect players to be good and prefire the door way so I over peek to try and throw them off, well it doesn't work . Just take advantage of the garbo net code and peekers advantage. Over peeking has killed me too many times

[@Jimi_Eckel]

Yes, I die lots of time doing anything in this game... I am still learning, and you are helping me a lot. Thanks for the videos. Keep it up the good work.

[@jamesblack5425]

One thing I see many EFT players do (because the game allows it and it's rarely talked about) is that they basically play COD within EFT, and you all know what I mean. Sprinting, full auto mag dumping, frag spamming, not clearing corners, not clearing doorways, reloading when entering a room/building etc. and I've noticed that while this "fu** it just run in" playstyle can gain you net positive kills it often times has a steep fall off leading to situations where often times people will ultimately run to their death (knowingly or unknowingly) or mag dump so much so that they're out of ammo or close to it. Far be it from me to tell you how you should play EFT but I've experienced/witnessed numerous occasions where an enemy player could have killed me, flanked me, wounded me, etc. had their brain operated beyond the typical "haha smg go brrrr" mentality that COD has fostered. To be blunt one thing that'll help many people is to simply stop running to your death, unless of course that's what you preffer.

[@impyrobot]

Mag dumping and nade spamming should always be done in the current state of tarkov no reason not to. But yeah clearing angles and positions is poor play.

[@AssoSiaa]

You just described every single two/three/four stack in tarkov

[@speakshh.1302]

I think you don’t realize that it’s extremely effective. Those are generally called “chads” and yes... 2 or 3 or even a 5 man of chads is nearly impossible to defeat. Movement is so important in Tarkov and “running and gunning” works very well once you become proficient with the gun mechanics.

[@BloodDjimon614]

First clip, he could only be on the left side because the angle the nade came at you and you didn't see him change sides when running from it nor did you hear him once you entered the room.

[@IronBrisingr]

Nawh. Nades can double bounce off the walls there to go where it did. Granted you'd have heard it bounce twice, but in the heat of the moment and seeing it coming, it's easy to not notice

[@KnoxxyPoxxy]

You can also hear a step from the enemy from the left before you hear the nade. Rewatch at 1:20. When Jesse and his friend both stop, you can hear the step at 1:22

[@ag.shadow2150]

only thing I don't quite understand in 1:21 is you hear audio queue on the left side, see the nade hit from an angle that can only come from the left side in order to curve against the wall the way it did, you instantly push out (which was very good) but towards the end believe for some reason he could be on the right side, I love these videos and the breaking down of it all but for the first time this definitely had me a bit confused.

[@takakeno]

I would have guessed he was left side because of the nade bounce angle and just hold that

[@durrik2flyy846]

no you wouldn't have

[@takakeno]

@@durrik2flyy846 wdym?

[@durrik2flyy846]

@@takakeno I just mean that hindsight is twenty-twenty. It's easy to say what you would have done after looking at the situation and analyzing it after it happened. Though I don't think that in that moment of high intensity, life and loot at risk, that you would have been able to look at and analyze the grenade and the angle at which it entered your screen to be able to see and pinpoint exactly where that enemy was in that exact moment. If you could have and often do make plays like that then good on you, my bad. But it just seems like an insanely high level of play that not a lot of people can achieve. Though, pointing out what someone could have done in any given situation after watching it played back to them via a video clip is much easier to do. ie much easier said than done.

[@durrik2flyy846]

@@EmmaJ_462 no, that's not what I'm doing at all.

[@takakeno]

@@durrik2flyy846That may be true but Ive played a shit ton of labs and pvp in general on tarkov (3k hours) and if you think about it he could not have been able to throw that nade from the right side to get the nade hit the wall and blow behind the shelf.

[@rowangladwell1375]

Love your content dude! Your guides have helped me so much on improving

[@pirahc]

I personally like the way you played this better than say holding the doorway and peeking. Every single time I hold a peek, get peeked, I die on the re-peek, never fails. Due to this I play these situations how you did, when you know you are going to lose to the dsync everytime in the peek game, your pretty much on the losing end I guess, but I'd rather have a chance than get one tapped on the re-peek

[@nickwx9816]

I don't die a lot (75% surv rate) in 2 weeks of playing because I found an awesome friend group who have taken me in and I run raids with them. I've learned a lot while kinda sticking behind them, and they help me out a lot with quests and give me items for future quests. The community is so nice when it comes to helping out new players, which is why I am now addicted to the game. Thanks for the helpful vids, they help me carry my weight a ton.

[@jakelothbrok3035]

Man your channel is underrated.. great tips for newish players like myself. Thanks a lot.

[@Sturgill.]

Bro i first played in march and I was shitty. Played very slow and only fought scavs. My first wupe (the 1 before this 1) I was pumped. Got off to a shit start and had terrible luck. Finally got going but my pc wouldnt run reserve and I fell behind. I literally struggled so bad I took a break and played dayz. Watched your vids though. This wipe i came back and am dominating. Im surprising myself every raid with kills and the decisions i make because of you and pestily. Keep it up bro you defintely help people!

[@PapaSmurf1824]

For people that don't know, the first death is a common mistake made in games like CSGO and Valorant. Instead of wide peeking every angle at the same time, you are supposed to "slice the pie" which means to check each angle individually from either right to left or left to right without exposing yourself to the other angles. You can also jiggle peak quickly without shooting just to gather information. Hope this helps.

[@samuelobrien9926]

That’s all fine and dandy but we all know of a little thing called timing, no matter how many times you check an angle the minute you push out you get peaked from the angle you just cleared or say and watched for eons.

[@FuriousDave]

If you kinda think about it, going from where the grenade landed you could argue it had to have been thrown from the left side of you to land on the right side of the corridor you were in, otherwise the enemy player would have over extended massively to get it to land there from the right side

[@universal_wisdom3416]

I went to extract Gate 3 in Factory. I ran through without checking the first camp spot and got lucky, immediately noticed my mistake. When I crouched to stop and listen, I heard the shuffle sound of someone else crouching. So I ran around the container to make it seem like I was further away, and then opened the extract door, and stepped into the doorway, saw him camping the corner, and stepped out. He emptied like half his mag into the door for some reason, and I backed up against the container with my gun up, and started blasting when he ran through to get me. I always check for campers in extracts now.

[@FriccinParasite]

Waited 32 minutes to load into a raid, and I got killed 16 seconds in, smh my damn head

[@RioGrande91]

As a scav?

[@0xsergy]

scav reserve? dont scav reserve

[@glitchwizarddd]

This is one of the biggest problems with this game. You spend TOO much time in menus, queuing. They have been working on it but it still needs to improve.

[@0xsergy]

@@glitchwizarddd I mean, 32 minutes is nuts dude. Longest queue I had yestwrday was like 5 min. Just don't queue scav on reserve because everyone and their grandma is in that queue.

[@k_bsh]

if it doesn’t log you in by minute 5 try a different map. sometimes local servers are slammed in certain maps

[@Videodude810]

A very good lesson from the first Beyond The Grave is geometry. The way the grenade bounced off the wall to where you were let you know that he was on your left. It would be impossible for someone to throw that grenade from the right. Once you pushed past the cover to block the nade, and you didn't see him reposition to the right, you knew he was left. You already had the information you needed, without hearing steps or anything. Like this comment so we can all learn from grenade geometry!

[@mrvideocamera1]

I noticed that too like hey the grenade came from left and bounced off the wall, guy behind might have seen it if the guy wide peeked from the right to throw that nade but you also don't hear him reposition anyways.

[@whobedankeykang9856]

Something here too for the second clip: holo sight blocked him from your view a bit there. Still an over extension but you might have been able to pick him back up with a different sight with more clarity. Who knows could have hit him a few times and thrown his aim off or picked up a quick headshot

[@11blakex]

Flashlight op

[@KnoxxyPoxxy]

The holo has the advantage of a high "field of view" of the red dot. So you will see the red dot earlier then with other sights. Even though the holo blocked the view a bit, you can return precise shoots faster because you also see the red dot earlier.

[@Hi_im_Montana]

1:21 Would the angle of the grenade hitting the wall not suggest he is on the stairs side of the hallway? Or is it possible that he could have been in the closet on the right and bounced it off Jesse's left side wall and land where it did?

[@UnexplainedHoveringSpheroid]

I look forward to a time when this is the biggest mistake that I need to fix.

[@TIMP91]

Thanks for all your videos, Jesse. You helping me out a lot and you are just a nice person in explaining and reflecting your own play !

[@dumamilk]

in the first example, you actually hear him on the left side when he's shuffling to throw the grenade. Now that doesnt mean he doesnt have a buddy in 328, but you did know that there was one guy left. The answer is still the same, shouldve not walked into that hallway.

[@LeHoser]

Idk what your equipment situation was in the first scenario, but if you had a few grenades, a good play could have also been to bank a grenade off the 328 side wall. If there’s a guy on the stairs, he’s probably going to run. Personally, that’s how I use grenades. They’re a great tool for gathering information if used right in the right situations. Just some more food for thought! Keep up the great videos. This series has helped both myself, and my friends I play with quite a bit!

[@aurimasmaldzius5345]

on your first clip, the only way he could bounce that grenade passt the wooden barrier is if hes throwing it from the left side.

[@ryangrindey943]

Under the noise of explosion he could’ve ran over though

[@jowlzaahNZ]

You can also hear him on concrete slightly in which the right rooms are wooden floors

[@austinwelch1132]

Hey, just a couple of things to think about (just a few thoughts from a different perspective), in the first fight you actually overextended when you walked up to the cabinet thing, because you had no retreat and had to push. It was actually quite likely that the guy would kill you instantly for pushing. In this scenario, you've got a teammate and the aggressive push isn't as necessary as it would be when playing solo. Also, you had enough information to know that the guy in the first fight was on the left hand side of the hallway, because of the where the vog bounced. If you have nowhere to retreat and must push, that info would give you reason to pre-fire the angle and hopefully cross safely in the event that the angle is actually held. With the second fight, I'd say that you're right on about why you died, if you'd had a nade to use for the peek, that might've gone better but that's just how it goes. Anyways, just some constructive criticism, maybe it helps, maybe not lol.

[@akminator130]

I have been using "Klean-peek" technique and I found out that now I die less while peeking corners. worked like a charm for me.

[@jmgonzales7701]

Where can i see thag kleen peek

[@H4FJ]

On that first clip, I think you could have been almost certain he would be to the left, simply based on the way the grenade bounced off the wall. While watching it, I never thought he could be right side there. Granted, there could be a second guy, and being careful pays off in Tarkov - but if you go in like this you're committed to the confident/cocky play, and I think from the way the nade bounced you could have deduced he would be left. It's always better to commit than start doubting yourself half way through :)

[@arrow-ot2nx]

At 1:25 you can also faintly hear him stepping on the left side, but in a fight situation thats easy to miss i belive.

[@atlas2296]

In the first clip while you were behind the wooden shelf before he threw the nade, I heard a shuffle to the left so I knew he was on the left side.

[@sendpepperidge6517]

@jessekazam honestly would've guessed stairs based on the travel angle of the grenade alone.. likely would've been standing in the middle to throw the grenade at that angle if he popped out of the room.. just my observation. Could be wrong entirely though, love your content jesse keep up the great work man, these breakdowns are my favorite!

[@crazyzombiebos7778]

Solution- right side blind fire. I turn my flashlight on and right side blind fire to make them think I’m watching them the whole time. They peak and spray? It’s all good they’re wasting ammo. Hear them reload and it’s time to hold the angle for when they re peek. Wound them then push while healing. Tarkov is a lot of fun for me now and my threat tolerance in tarkov is out of wack.

[@blobbb]

Thats not a peak, thats a classic Jessie Yolo move :D

[@atomicpsycho1589]

Great Video! after watching I realized I am making the same mistakes you talked about by overextending!

[@Brisingrr_]

*detailed analysis of a death in tarkov to help understand how to play better* The only lesson learnt: desync is even worse than I thought and peakers advantage is unreal

[@EmmaJ_462]

2:56 ~ Grenades don't actually have shrapnel, that's just a sound effect, you can only be damaged by blast radius.

[@aaroncarapace8054]

Blast radius damage is effected by number of shrapnel since different grenades have different shrapnel count. I think it works like a shotgun in a dome explosion which is why you can get injured outside of the blast radius sometimes without dying

[@nitoundead3772]

Erm what? Most grenades are designed to send pieces flying every where look at their shape. Someone been playing too much cod

[@altekky8715]

It‘s wrong. Nikita confirmed it in a comment on reddit. The shrapnel does damage. And it‘s not limited by the blast radius

[@pixxlated_]

I've definitely been damaged by some rogue shrapnel before

[@thepunisher9928]

I am a bit better at Dorms on Customs because of some of the later customs quests last wipe - but Resort is really tough, possibly because it’s designed really well. Intricate connections and flanks, but if you don’t know these areas well your movement becomes super predictable. Sometimes I shoot glass in case I need to jump, but then don’t jump so they get the audio thinking I jumped but I’m actually repeeking

[@Keitholor]

Shrapnel isn’t random right? It’s just in the vicinity of the grenade? Somebody told me that so I usually hold angles if my Grenade goes far enough

[@Xanarxses]

Doors? Hallways? I find myself dying before 1 minute hits in the raid regardless of circumstance. Invariably so.

[@compilederror3724]

Thanks for making these guides, love your content!

[@spooky4223]

So would it have been better if you went from the entrance of that door horizontally to the wall on your right to check that corner on your left? Cuz in my mind you couldve pushed via that right wall, to see more around that corner , you may have also been slightly protected by a lack of visibility if he was in the right side door in front of you, but I dont know if there was debris block part of that right wall if you wanted to push?. (1st vid)

[@slappytherex1953]

After watching the clip wouldn't the angle almost have to be to the left due to where the grenade landed it would have had to come from the left otherwise you would have seen him throw the nade if he would have been to the right correct?

[@GoDoWaR1337]

Hope everything went well with the new member of the Kazam Fam much love

[@dylanr6463]

Another thing I noticed was how the grenade bounced off of the right wall which couldn't be done by someone on the right side of the hallway so they would have to be on the left side unless they ran across. but tbh i would probably have done the same thing there lol

[@VideOgameOgraphy]

Great video man! Thank you for sharing this with us,it sure will help me a lot!

[@aleksei8884]

I don’t think Granades have actual shrapnel that flies out of the blast radius in tarkov, the sound effects after the nade in the surrounding area are just sound effects, right? So you could be fine just standing there menacingly watching your nade explode given that you are out of the blast radius of that specific nade

[@nickotheodossienko3191]

wow men i love u soooo much !! i dont have chance to record evry single mistake from and u do it for me !!! we just did all the same mistake evry time !! MAny thanks dude !!!

[@DevelDogg48]

Do you have any tips for audio tracking? I find I have a hard time telling how far footsteps are, or which direction they’re coming from. Things in front of me sound the same as behind me.

[@ormandjammer6669]

veritas did a video on it, when u cant tell free look with the alt key to the right, if u look right and hear the sound in your right ear he is behind you, if you hear it in your left ear he is in front binaural sound helps a lot as well in the options too, making things crisper, people say it makes it harder to hear people outside but i noticed very little difference between the two

[@mattsalvatore3193]

The directional audio isnt that great besides left/right. You can't really differentiate between above or below, all you can do is pay attention to which parts of a map have certain surfaces. Eg timber, metal, concrete, grass. The distance, you can only go by how loud they are. Which in game headset are you using?

[@LarsH0NEYtoast]

Make sure you have your audio set to stereo and not spacial from your software audio control or from your sound board directly. Then use the binaural audio from within the games menu. My razor spacial audio was making the direction of audio sound muddled together

[@DevelDogg48]

@@mattsalvatore3193 thanks for the tips. I’ve been using Razors. Ive seen the free look trick a bunch but never actually realized what it was doing, thanks for explaining that.

[@DevelDogg48]

And thanks everyone else for the help. I’m using the binaural audio, but sometimes it’s just very vague. I will mess with some settings and see if it makes things any better

[@Blackfyre741]

Man you honestly deserver way more subs you're one of the most informative tarkov players What do you think of some sort of theater mode for after games? Then that way people could make great videos and you could see where other people where so you could analyse gameplay

[@1122rodney]

I make the same mistakes alot in the heat of the moment I cant wait patiently

[@JoziahsDesignFactor]

You also gotta assume last position since when behind the wooden dresser you knew he was last left side. Assume last position until proven otherwise, but holding would've been altogether a smarter move.

[@memojm141]

I think you could deduce he was on the left side on the first clip due to the trajectory of the grenade, but of course a lot of times in panic mode or the adrenaline of the moment one can forget those things, nice video anyway bro

[@dragoonism]

Great video man dorms is full of rats and early chads right now and I’m just trying to do early missions lol. I’ve had some success so far but this video is great and simple. Thank you

[@mejdlocraftci]

ok the desync in the first clip was amazing. I mean, he got you anyway, but you dropped before there being shots.

[@nitoundead3772]

No he didn't

[@ryanroamstx]

Bullets move fast

[@xxVojh]

There was no dsync there lmao thats how bullets work man.

[@mejdlocraftci]

@@xxVojh ok, are you telling me that at a distance of around 2 meters, the bullet is so much faster that it hits you before your ear can hear the souns of the gunshot? cause the way I see it, the distance is so short that the brain is not able to tell the slight difference between the moment when the bullet hits and when the sound of gunshot arrives to the ear.

[@xxVojh]

@@mejdlocraftci um yes buddy IRL you probably wouldnt hear a thing maybe the bullet hitting you and then its over.

[@dh6865]

I peek like that you just have to understand where your gun is actually pointing. Peeking and pre firing like that is the best way.

[@trip6597]

How come u don’t get the grainy affect when taking painkillers!? I ALWAYS get the grainy effect when popping a pain !!

[@Ratt611]

I try to learn from vids like this but I find it mostly comes who spots who first and / or who gets the headshot off.

[@leftcoastpaintballers2976]

I love this series! thank you, Jesse

[@m4fju]

you see the grenade coming from the left side and bounce to the right wall so it should be pretty clear that hes probably on the left side, i guess we dont think like that in a intense situation

[@Lycanthrope9444]

love the transition between red hat to blue hat xD

[@BlaziinAcez]

For the algorithm brotha! Love all these videos and just all your content! Keep it up brotha!

[@AlphaSilverback]

I'm good at close range combat. And pretty good at long range sniper rifles. But I seem to be straight trash at the mid range 30-50 meter fights. I can't figure out why.

[@HoratioAccel]

Probably recoil. At close range recoil doesn't matter and single tapping at long range recoil doesn't matter. At 30-50m the person with the best first shot (head, eye) or the lowest recoil gun will win.

[@slappytherex1953]

Great video series man

[@haudenc8165]

Thanks for the sauce as always, Jesse!!

[@destinkane797]

Haven’t been here ina while, still heavily slept on in the tarsky community. That’s coming from a “vet” that doesn’t gain much from these tips.

[@chestercopperpot3793]

Super interesting, super helpful. Thanks for putting this together!

[@ab0ve8cl0uds2]

u could look at the angle he tossed the nade and u could have a better guess at where he is

[@36Turok]

Hey Jesse, Peeker advantage is almost the sole responsible for your death. Love tarkov but as a CS:GO Global / R6 Champion, I think its a shame to build up that much stats, cool effetc etc and having a shitty netcode hosted on shitty servers (GoDaddy xD) making the gun plays so lame. I have 4.5 K/D first wipe because peeking is always gonna win. Its lame.

[@danno633]

Check out Klean's corner clearing video for left hand doors and corners

[@7550Raul]

You forgot to mention, the trajectory of the grenade gave his position away. Not necessarily his specific location but the direction. Although this is only applicable if you saw the grenade, notice how it bounces as if it was thrown on the left side of the hall. Its impossible to throw the grenade off the wall like that if he was on the right, but again, this only works if you saw the angle of the grenade. Great video nonetheless.

[@lorenzo313AD]

How much fast you are at switching hats?

[@oxford320]

it would be cool if you had a good example to follow up the ones of what not to do.

[@avalt0134]

I always die like this, it feels like a gamble i take everytime where im hoping my reflexes win me the fight instead of peaking the door with a tight angle or maybe hear the other player. too aggro kills me everytime but it makes for some satisfying squad wipes

[@dnkbmc]

On that first clip, if you think about the way that grenade flew in, there was no way the guy was on the right.

[@redicanprime1181]

Beyond the grave. Great vid!

[@KnoxxyPoxxy]

We have a different playstyle, so take everything with a grain of salt (I only run solo, you duo alot). I noticed, that you needed to take your time with those peaks. Usualy, I wait at those coreners for audio, so I can already aim in the direction that they will most likely be. Then wait a little longer, because usualy people will peak, and when they dont see anything they start to run. Then when you hear them running, or jumping, then is the right moment to peak out. Its a tactic that NoFoodAfterMidnight (the ammo chart guy) often does, especialy in halways, and it works more often than not. With your first death, you can hear him beeing on the left before the nade came (also, you could miss that because of your duo partner, but rewatch at 1:20, the step is at 1:22), but the mistake was, that you were unsure where he was after peaking out of that room. Just wait a few seconds, because the guy will make sound (you can hear him while Jesse walks out of that room) , its an open fight. Then peak out when you know where he is. Compared to your second peak, where you basically aim at the wall on the other side of your door, instead of where the sound came from. Its usualy a sign that you are in "Rushing" mode. Play a little bit slower and wait for sound. Thats basically my advice.

[@marcsman07]

Any idea on when we'll get a left-right weapon position swap?

[@ithomas7788]

Probably won't happen. Number of reasons why but namely the game is "realistic". Nobody does this in real situations. You don't put your gun into your weak hand and use your non-dominate eye to aim in almost any situation. It's awkward, most weapon systems are not ambidextrous, and it might throw off aim dramatically. You can train to do it sure I guess but it's still gonna feel off aiming with a non- dominant eye and trying to mag dump and such. I learned swat tactics and room clearing and such from school and there was never a situation where I thought gee I wish I was a lefty so I could do so-and-so it just didn't happen. It would be cool if tarkov had a setting to switch to lefty in the main menus but switching mid game seems awfully unrealistic.

[@imjustfabi7545]

Hey, I really like your facecam setup, very black and then these colourful accents like your cap or the phone... really nice

[@amoonmonkey]

The way your mic is positioned makes me think your beard is a lot longer than it actually is

[@StepJoe567]

Subscribed, partly because you gave me great info for better plays in Tarkov. Mostly because I like your beard.

[@Lexor888]

To me pushing an enemy does not equal peeking, and the problem in both videos wasn't a peek but an aggressive push. All we can learn here is peeking a corner to get intel on your enemy = good, pushing your enemy without having any intel on his whereabouts = bad

[@Nuro1992]

retrospect is 20/20 and idk if I would have made the correct call myself.... but you know the nade bounces off the wall... he could have only threw it from the stairs side.

[@jdmdc5r048]

My issue in pvp is that I seem to keep spawning right in front of someone and getting killed in the first 15 seconds

[@foxhopsmash3578]

What happens when Jesse becomes so good that beyond the grave videos just end? Enjoy them while you still can y’all.

[@Stepbrorob]

One point when we had a peek battle in dorms I gave up n just bum rushed them LOL

[@eikebergmann6858]

That are the reasonable thoughts i have after i screamed and hit my desk with my fist. First rage, then analyze xD It helps me a lot to rethink my gameplay every fucking time ^^ Never believe that you are the best. Always believe that there is a next level you can reach out for. (Kinda like an advice for everything in life) xD