How To TARKOV 

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Skipping? Nah.. I have thousands of hours in and probably still need this whole video lol

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Putting a War Thunder ad as a suggestion to mitigate tilt is cruel and unusual misinformation lmao

2 minutes and no new videos, hope Levi hasn’t abandoned the channel. I will miss his friend Voice Guy.

The M67 may be an acquired taste, but man is it sweet when the confused player peeks, confused why it hasn't gone off yet.

"Don't play while tilted, play something else" *PROCEEDS TO DO A WARTHUNDER AD*

1:55 Leviticus, Prapor pays the most for Grenades, so picking up those useless smoke grenades or flashbangs to level him up also works…

Playing war thunder while watching, tilting quite dangerously and then leviticus telling me about it... congrats on the sponsorship i guess hah

CONGRATS ON THE WAR THUNDER SPONSORSHIP YYEAAAHHHH

one thing i often forget is that in a fight if you dont use something even small because you think you should save it then it ends up with you dying and then there was no point in you having it to begin with.

0:20 Third reason: I like hearing the funny helmet guy rant

Some additions/notes to the video: 3:40 with the caveat of some/most SMGs (especially Kedr/Klin whose irons are better than optics), some pistol sights, Mossberg 590A1 8:45 running 4- and 5-mans is fine, just USE UNIFORM. In the group i'm in we use pompon hat and cartoon hockey player masks. Yes this means reduced head protection, but friendly-fire and confusion reduction is well worth it. Also preferably dont remove your uniform. I have killed friendlies by accident because of that. 10:35 not nesessarily. It may be cheaper to risk death, depending on your loot/gear, how likely you think it is to be real and how much opportnity cost is it to avoid. 12:23 consider bringing in and using smokes to make concealment, especially if they fix the green ones to not be semi-transparent in this update. Don't stick around in the smoke though, it is still concealment and not cover. Stuff that hasn't been talked about: - Headsets - increase your ability to hear other people, thus giving you a more advanced warning. In general use them. For selection it's dependant on your irl headset and largely personal preference. - Insurance - insured gear gets returned to you unless it has been taken out of the raid by someone; doesn't work on The Lab. In general - use it. You can insure with Prapor or Therapist. Parpor is cheaper, but stores for only 4 (irl) days and takes 24-36h (iirc) to return; Therapist is more expencive, but stores for 7 (irl) days and takes 12-24h (iirc) to return. Most ppl use Prapor only, i prefer Therapist for guns as to only need to assemble half as many of the same gun when i start using it (may also apply to specific gear sets required by some quests). Also, DONT TAKE THINGS FROM INSURANCE AS SOON AS THEY ARRIVE. Insurance inventory is free stash space, use it (this is another reason to use Thrapist for guns, in effect you can store a higher variety outside of your stash). - Economy 1)In general, you are making money to then invest into progression, be it Hideout upgrades, contesting for quest items with other players (and also then giving them up for a quest instead of selling) or direct PvP quests. 2)After a point getting more expencive gear gives diminishing returns in terms of combat effectiveness and survivability (epecially considering that more expencive gear is more likely to be taken by other people after you get killed, instead of you getting it back in insurance). So gear up according to your needs: need to retrieve a rare item from a locked room with an expencive key? - use very good gear - survivability is very important in this case; need to retrieve a commonly spawning item from a PvP hotspot? - use cheap kits - sure, you'll die more, but you won't go broke nearly as fast if at all (and thus won't have to go do loot runs) AND will have less fear, which will increase PvP effectiveness. 2.1)In general, use balanced kits. Bringing in a 400k gun and a PACA is not very economically efficient.

I think the grenade message at the end is the most useful thing to average players and timmies alike. Even if you have one, that is at the very minimum a source of information.

Is it just me, or did Leviticus got jacked, because I can swear that his arms have gotten bigger.

My favourite m67 tactic is, to yeet it down the hallway/around cover towards your opponent, then push past it for an unexpected push.

No joke, not looting the people I kill is one of the best ways I make (or rather don't lose) money in this game. I can always loot the map's loot, even factory has enough boxes to make up for the players I killed. Unless I know they have something I want or I KNOW with 100% certainty the area is clear, I dont touch them. This often times leads to more kills when I'm sniping. Saving my own life is saving my own roubles, and a rouble saved is a rouble earned. I tested it myself, and ergo has a VERY small impact on arm stamina drain. I tested 2 weapons of identical weight with a difference of 47 ergo, and the ADS time was 32 vs 35 seconds. I also had 2 guns with ergo within 2.5 of each other but a nearly 3.5kg difference, and the difference was 35 vs 46 seconds. also my character can carry an extra 4kg of loot! very useful for people with longer ranged builds who may need to hold a point of aim while standing for a long period of time. the extra 5.5 seconds of perfect accuracy cannot be understated, and your arm stamina refills at the same rate, so you earn more seconds of arm stamina when it refills. Also, m67 grenades are amazing for killing, if you use them like an airburst. very hard to see because you need to throw them high in the air, and they have great kill radius.

"sometimes you end up mag dumping a bush" - just because it's a bush it doesn't mean it may not be out to get you!

"If you are in a bad mood, just don't play Tarkov" "instead play War Thunder" my brother in Chirst, you just recommended the equivalent of using salt as treatment for an open wound

>talks about being tilted being bad for you >transitions into War Thunder ad

"if youre mad at Tarkov ive got just the game for you. you'll be so fucking livid at War Thunder after 10 minutes in game that you'll forget why you were even upset at Tarkov!"

Thanks for the tutorial, I’ve been trying to figure it out so thank you!

PvE top tip wear armour that covers your throat because they love skipping any head armour you are wearing to one tap you in the throat

Your going to be my main source of entertainment in the navy

20:00 M67s are great because you can throw them outrageously far and they have the largest explosion radius. On paper it's only +1m to some of the other grenades, but on smooth ground like on woods it feels alot more forgiving than that

13:20 - Yeah, I use that rule in PUBG as well. I call it the doubling rule; if you see one, there's two. If you see two, there's four. If you see a whole party of four then look for another party to come in.

Congrats on the sponsorship! Also sending this to my Timmy friend who just got the game. What are the best maps to duo, never done it before and abt to with this friend

Dude, you are truly an amazing content creator. Your videos single-handedly got me back into Tarkov, and kept me from going completely insane as my brain matter was splattered across Customs. The little pinches of comedy in your videos are the best, and more often than not have me wiping my beverages off of my monitor.

Bro tells us to not pkay while tilted, then cuts to warthunder. The most tilting and frustrating game ever, I'd say even more than tarkov, trust me, I hate it, I have 2500 hours.

I have over 3000 hours in Tarkob. This is the best comprehensive new players guide you will find on youtube. I will add only one thing, bring a flashlight on your weapon. Even better, bring 3 or two big ones. The first time you get blinded by them you will see why. Also, if less than 3m, shoot with your peter. (meaning point/hip fire) 10/10 guide

This is wipe 13 for me and here i am watching a beginner level video. These are good tips. A short 20 minute introduction to Tarkov is golden for most newbies.

How our boy is so shredded, I don't know, but I need to know. Our boy Leviticus carries the Tarkov community and his arms show it.

Get reserved marked key. Get spear. Never play again, have it forever.

Slow peaking was one of the first things I had to learn the hard way. Go so used to Stalker and SWAT that I just got instant head shot in every match I did it.

Sending this to my friends - I've been trying to convince them for some Tarkov, and with ABI out they might finally slowly start getting into the genre. I especially like the pro-tips in 2nd half, knowing how they play other games, they WILL need them... ... and so will I, actually.

thank you levi, thanks for the shout out

Mapgenie is one of the best tools you can use. I have 3k hours and still reference it often for quest locations. Fork over the couple bucks for lifetime premium and always have it up on your second monitor. Tip for learning big maps like Woods: Start by figuring out where extracts are. Learning the map won’t do you any good if you don’t know how to get out. Then start by learning where a few key landmarks are. On Woods these could be things like the sawmill, checkpoint, sniper rock, Scav house, and the military camp. These distinct landmarks also tend to be hotspots for player and scav fights. Getting a rough idea of where other players spawn is also a good idea. If you have to stash an SV98 on Shoreline, you probably want to avoid any other PMC spawns on your way to the stash spot. Then learn how to get to and from each landmark. Slowly but surely you will start to recognize smaller things such as a distinct rock or a lake. Then after a while you will know exactly where you are by how spaced out 2 trees are in the middle of a forest.

My friend is just getting in the game. I appreciate this as a quick way to help give him some tips

I have been playing Tarkov for years and 30 seconds in I have already learned something new.

Great vid, touching on most of the important aspects A couple I'd like to point out: meds: CMS can restore fully destroyed body parts to remove the debuffs they give. Make sure to always bring a general medkit (AI2, car, salewa and so on) as well as a splint, bandage and tourniquet for fractures, light bleeds and heavy bleeds respectively Apart from that, maps, layouts and spawns! I think a semi-in-depth guide from experienced content creators to maps and spawns is unexplored content, would love it if Levi made a series on that with 10-30 minute episodes per map

If Shooter Born in Heaven still had the 150 meter requirement I would hate you for giving good tips on standing out on the open. I need those kills

About the last tip: "If you can't see them but you can hear them, you can probably granade them"

You should talk about mechanics (peaking, jumping, special tricks with reloading mags, etc)

Watching "How to Tarkov" in the other window while sorting my stash. Poetic

i have like 2.5k hours and this was a good refresher. reminded me of some things and taught some new things. also good affirmation for stripping parts off stuff

Honestly good advice for anyone to listen to and a good video to send to anyone who wants to get into the game but doesn't want to get overwhelmed. Keep up the good work my guy.

I love the M67 simply because you can throw it a freaking mile, super fun to role-play an artillery piece with a rig full of the things.

Bought tarkov as my 1st pc game about a month ago. It is the highest highs and the lowest of lows, really enjoying it though. Id add you should learn maps, focus on extracts and spawns 1st before you even worry about loot. And, sometimes you just get tarkoved, it is what it is.

New player. Was gifted Tarkov and PVE mode for my birthday the other day. This video is a HUGE help. Thank you! Also, the Ben Shapiro Death Glare is real.

I feel like as an experienced player the simple tips are often the ones most worth hearing, as those are what most tend to forget later down the line.

Coming from an experienced player that runs 5 mans with 4 other experienced players. It takes an absurd amount of focused coordination and strict communication to NOT kill each other😅 learning to run a 5 man squad is a skill in of itself. If you want to learn to do it efficiently try using armbands and remember your teammates gear. Use strict comms, don’t over communicate what’s happening but don’t be silent either. Vital information only,if your separated in any way constantly communicate what your doing, where you are, and what your intentions are “I’m looting second floor” “I’m flanking right side” “stack up on me” “I’m nading” etc etc. If shots ring out and you split off in different directions find a close landmark and use it as a rendezvous point

I will never not loot a body. I might wait a bit around to see if something’s up, but in the end I will always try to loot it. No matter how many times I die. I am a loot goblin, I love looting free stuff.

We played as a 5 man all the time, all ex military, our callouts were great and we had almost no teamkilling - except with frags.

20:18 I don’t play tarkov anymore but when I did I used the M67 in enclosed spaces like dorms, factory, etc. because if someone hears a grenade their ducking for cover and that extra 5 seconds may not seem like a lot but it has helped me win fights just by repositioning or running away

good to see the bicep grindset is still going

4:00 In fact the weight of the weapon affects the how long you can ads much more then ergo (it still affects it but less and isn't that important in this regard)

"if you're upset go play war thunder" lol lmao haha

I love watching war thunder adds because i can see all these cool vehicles ill never get to play :D

Good tips! Only one I want to add is run your best gear... it'll just build up end of wipe.

10:12 - Shoutout to the loot goblins that gobble up the goods and then spew em back out to the group. Like yeah, we know that bitcoin and GPU is wayyyy up in there, but tanks for the intel, diary, and mfd bro, can I get some bolts? Oh tanks.

Fun fact: In PVE selling to traders does not count toward the transaction amount for leveling vendors, only purchasing does.

Agree to grenade tips. I did the same thing in Dayz. Couple of rats hid in the ATC tower and my teammates decide to go and clear the building out. We solve it by grenades.

What i use the m67 for is what i call air bursting. i arc the grenade at such an angle to where it explodes just before hitting the ground or it bounces once then it explodes.

Awesome video, just got into tarkov a couple days ago so great timing!

honestly, great up to date guide for people that have a basic understanding of the game will use this to teach friends, thanks my guy

this is the most in depth intro to tarkov ive seen, bro does a better job explaining how to tarkov then tarkov does with their new yt series

A good way to differentiate ammo from mods in their importance: Ammo is whats gonna deal damage to the enemy, mods are gonna help you get that ammo to the enemy.

Peacekeeper buys some clothes too like baseball hats and some armor/ rigs. I usually check with him before ragman until I have peacekeeper money spent.

Just a heads up, weight determines ADS length, not ergo. The lighter it is, the longer you hold (obviously)

8:51 quads and 5-stacks can work on bigger maps like woods and lighthouse. that said, only if everybody is experienced and knows each other a bit. the more call outs you guys have in common, the easier it gets. also setting up fire teams is advised.

Something deeply funny about a Tarkov tutorial being sponsored by a different game

I have loved watching this channel for the past like 9 months. I have never and will never play tarkov lol

On the note of repositioning during combat, I actually recommend the MP-18 breakaway rifle. When I'm playing retarded, I usually fall back on it - or a mosin, until I'm back in that "shoot & scoot" mentality, which will always be OP in Tarkov.

its funny how we came to such a moment in game industry when people tell you "If you are in a bad mood - dont play." when the very subject is something that is supposed to be the other way around

Also another thing to mention is if u get/have arena it’s a good mode to practice your pvp skills and makes you more comfortable with aggressive play styles

when i was playing pvp with some streamers i usually am the last to care about loot unless it was for a quest item but they also went with the, you kill it you loot it rule.

The amount of times I've been like "Guys I heard something" and they tell me off just to get shot in the skull not even 5 seconds later is crazy, there is always someone watching you in Tarkov

"if you're mad just don't play escape from tarkov, play something else, like war thunder" is going to bring someone an actual brain aneurysm from pure anger

Another helpful tip that i dont think ive ever seen.. those cheap,useless Zarya (russian flashbangs) are useful for 2 things. If you hear movement and arent sure if its a scav, just toss one on the feneral direction and if its a scav itll shout, also, if it hits a scav, theyll start shooting in a random location for a moment, giving you time to line up a shot.

I love how after talking about how you shouldn't play pissed...you have a Warthunder ad, another game notorious for pissing you off and then punishing you for it.

i will definitely say newer players should use map genie and eft ammo to see what’s best and also there a wiki for all the task iteams u will start remembering the more u play it’s just a hard learning curve

Everyone get up Levi just posted

Lev: Don't play Tarkov if you're angry. Me: It's been 82 years

Jäger also pays the most for knives. Also I think Skier also buys clothing items. Or at least some.

@Leviticus Thanks for taking your time to make this video and even as a player from the start of eft. Still its good to watch these videos because we keep learning every day. Have a nice weekend!

Bosses and guards can also be rather easily manipulated using flashbangs so if your hunting bosses bring like 10 flashbangs and if you think your going to get turned into a fine red mist if you turn a corner or even if your just not sure if they are there or not just throw a flashbang and they will yell and you get location data and if you throw it close to them you can get them to run and when they run they cannot shoot

13:24 I once camped my friends body for 30 mins on Shorline. I got the guy when he tried to loot my friend with less that 5 mins left in raid.

How to Tarkov in 2 steps. 1. Get PVE and this is your main account you care about, you have the gear, the unlocks, the inventory and a bankroll to match whatever event comes. 2. Play PvP purely to extract camp/quest location camp. Getting the jump on people puts you ahead in the engagement. Easy.

I love watching beginner tutorials even though i already know about everything hes trying to tell me

Good advice. For real. This is going into my thoughts next raid.

Funny thing is, the only time I got team killed was back when we were doing trio runs, never ever have we shot each other in a five men stack😂

Skier got violated when introducing the traders haha ggz

i moved to war thunder after 2 years of tarkov , felt so well and chill, no such stress and life became easier 😅😅😅 now I'm playing arena breakout infinite and it feels a little more chill than tarkov still

I've never played EFT, I dont have a PC with the capacity to run it, but I do watch EFT streamers and I'm always so lost on why they pick some stuff an leave others or just general play knowledge but this is so helpful!

I’m pretty sure fence rep only goes up if the PMC has killed a scav. Otherwise there’s no change

As someone who has played tarkov but considers themselves to still be just as clueless as when they started, I think one thing you didn't cover here that I think is daunting for many new players to learn: Extracts, and when to extract. Obvs it's a lot to cover EVERY extract and how they might be camped and such, but going into a raid and not knowing where any of your extracts sre is daunting. Moreso because there's a time limit. Leave early and you might just be wasting your time, leave too late and you could end up losing everything because you weren't sure which extract was closest.

10:58 Man got that cop training down pat!

16:37, also your outline is smaller if you have a big bag and you drop it

Nearly 3000 hours of tarkov. Giving Leviticus all the watchtime

you know a game is hardcore when IN THE GUIDE for that game they suggest to try another game😂