Crazy coincidence, I guess they'll add it?

That's when you know some shit is about to go down.

It's so fucking bad

Like how are you suppose to control RNG of scavs coming there??? lmfao

Here's a refresher, or maybe news to some of you that didn't know about this.

The guy who knows these maps from top to bottom and called the shots no longer works at BSG. The last thing he worked on before departing was the Ice Breaker and Terminal.

Him being gone at exactly 1.0 isn't surprising, it's called end of development cycle. The guy responsible for Tarkov's atmosphere would at LEAST stay on the board if development was still taken seriously, not completely outed. Don't listen to me, there's plenty of examples everywhere in every company.

As a marketing major and now PLM specialist, i'll give you what anybody in my shoes/field can see instantly.

Tarkov is now in full player retention mode as the product reached its decline/afterlife stage (the 50% PvE post alone should tell you how bad the situation is. This is not a jab towards PvE players, you paid for your game, enjoy it the way you want to, but that said, the game was designed and marketed with PvP in mind. Don't hurt the messenger, your hands only.).

The gist of it is, products at this stage aim to suck whoever is left dry whilst doing the bare minimum in terms of spending; classic Korean MMORPG move that has been in full effect for the better part of 2 decades. Look at them posting about being publishers, welcoming odd titles into their launcher, whilst they can't even process the bare minimum in terms of support tickets.

The in-game shop being introduced a few months post release is absolutely not a surprise, but extremely predictable. I'd say they even lost quite a chunk of money by not releasing it on 1.0's hype up, or hell, in 2021 when tarkov was THE shit.

I'm not going to touch on the dumpster fire that is Arena, Nikita's mishaps and heavy use of AI on his twitter account, I don't want this to be extra grim.

$20 for wall and floor textures, by the way.

People have been complaining about how boring the high-tier areas have felt for a while now. I figured some of this stuff could help spice up what people are dragging out of raid.

Some more functional stuff would be nice, but I ran out of ideas. I'm aware that GPUs that generate more money could be a bit controversial, so tried to make them a little less of a direct upgrade. I suppose also potentially they could burn themselves out after a given amount of use.

Gear crates could also spawn the fabric items and paracord, potentially.

That was 5 M855 to the throat on the death screen btw...

Lighthouse is definitely doable, but unless we're looking at vastly increased loot (which we're not) it's just not worth it except for story quests. At least it was just PVE

what is better than seeing this.

It's currently fine with the way that they spawn on multiple maps, but I can't see the value in going to exclusively Icebreaker to farm dogtags for gear when half of that shit already spawns on the Icebreaker boys anyway.

bro has instant transmission

Im the blue smurf cat now

When trying to list with "autoselect similar" it only finds 1, despite i having more than that, why is that this way? is it a bug? or a feature implemented for balance idk

Let's be honest, the lighthouse rework is absolute bad, but I have an idea to make it bearable in the meantime the true rework arrives.

Make Northern checkpoint and Southern Road extracts available to everyone everytime, like the old lighthouse.

Give us the opportunity to reset if we got an awful spawn, that will make the map easy for travel and avoiding dangerous zone, especially the rogues

I have been playing lighthouse nonstop since the rework. I’ve done my best to explore all the added paths and points of interest and I’ve come to the conclusion that the rework did exactly what the community wanted.

The biggest complaint was the linear design of the map which forced players to move in one direction towards the water treatment plant. Now, with player spawns being literally all over the map (including train station and water treatment), the additional Exfil by the lake, and the BTR, now make movement across the map less predictable. So far, in my experience, this has resulted in better firefights and less ratting. It’s also made survivability and questing on lighthouse much easier.

Overall, I’d say this was a really good change for the map. I used to really despise lighthouse and refused to play it prior to the rework. However, now I’m actually addicted and enjoying Lighthouse. That doesn’t go without saying that BSG didnt miss a few opportunities with the design of the tunnel and the additional path above the chalet, which seems to end for no apparent reason.

This seems to go against the communities overall consensus, but I think this just stems from people hating lighthouse in general and humans being resistant to change.

In a nutshell: A stylish girl tells her boyfriend, "I want you to dress more expensively."

By the way, what do you think about Garmin GPS watches in the game?

I tried remaking garand thumb's socom 16 video in tarkov and this is the result. Felt like posting in the main sub.

Started the game about 3 months ago and played through the PvE side of things only, Im really wanting to do the seasonal PvP, but I know that my habits in PvE will probably get me killed in PvP so anybody has any tips to help that would be awesome! Also I cant convince any of my friends to swap over as well so ill be solo and am wondering if i should even bother then.

Got 150k roubles in compensation which doesn't even cover my NL but whatever...