Gameplay of Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain on PC (Steam). Infiltration of a Defense Level 60 Forward Operation Base using non-lethal weaponry. No Combat Alert triggered. Stealing 28 S++, 5 S+ staff and various materials.
My recommendation has been filled with 5 yr old videos of Fob infiltrations and you are the only guy who keeps leep frogging like that(btw i haven't played the game yet planning to buy after exams tho, still good bid)
Finally got back into mgsv and just fob stuff as a whole, and I found this channel for the second time and it is just so much more impressive now that I know how difficult it is to infiltrating high level fobs
Thanks for this, I dig the little move where you Jehuty > Dive > Holdup on the ground. I always run the Stun Rocket arm but now I'm going to have to play around with Jehuty. Awesome Job man! -Noah
Watch out for all those pesky drones with their EMPs! On most bases, you will find your HoJ's battery being jammed. However, despite this, I still recommend it greatly! Don't forget to dive into teleported soldiers or knock them to the ground. Otherwise they might pull a knife on you, when you try to hold them up. For extra style points, hold them up using the water pistol. If you manage to hold up all soldiers on the FOB and destroy all cameras (or the generator) and drones, nobody will be left to confirm visual contact with you, meaning an alert becomes impossible unless you purposefully go out of your way to get soldiers back up on their feet or a defender arrives. Have fun!
@@FeixMan Oh my lord, I have ~200 FOB victories and I never thought that the Generator would knock out cameras, I just thought it killed the lights ... damn I feel stupid hahaha! Haven't run into any EMP's yet, just recently ran into Sleep Grenade Drones, holy shit they are brutal lol. Any opinion on the best Security settings / what is hardest to infiltrate? Obviously it depends on what equipment you've developed so far, but I've been running Long Range Lethal. Non lethal is good because you can't sleep grenade them, but the fact that they have to come fulton you out means that you can stand on a crate and they can never get to you. Seems to me Lethal is the better option!
@@techdeth Sorry, but I'm afraid I can't comment on what's the hardest setting to infiltrate. The meta has evolved too much since I last played the game seriously. Like, I have a big, fat defense that, back in the past, was even a challenge for the best of players. But now people just run through it with Quiet and a holographic shield generator and reach my core in less than 30 seconds. I don't think camping on containers on non-lethal bases works. It used to work, I remember that, but I think they patched it. If the soldier's pathfinding can't seem to get to you, you will just be auto-fultoned. You can still camp a little by sitting in unconventional spots, causing the soldiers to run long routes before getting to you, but you can't do it indefinetily anymore. My base is lethal btw, but non-lethal has many advantages too.
@Robin Hogan I think the Fulton mechanics of NPC are kinda broken ever since they tried fixing people being immune to Fulton devices by just laying somewhere where soldiers can't go.
Dam this is the opposite way i play 😂 im all guns blazing 😂 away to practice this frog hoping and rolling as that might be the secret 😍😍 i gotta stop shooting everything that moves 🙁 good player worth a subscribe mate 👍🏻
Thanks, buddy! While I personally prefer stealthy approaches, I know that going in brutal with an full arsenal of weapons is viable too! Obviously, it's optimal when you can pull of both tactics!
@@FeixMan I always go lethal with the damage rocket hand to take out the snipers I advance and kill many guards as I can cuz the pricks who infiltrate my FOB Fulton my best S or S++ soldiers...rescue them is a nightmare I tried with the stunned soldier body camp and yet they discover me even with the squares uniform or dark rubber
for anyone who is curious, when reflex mode is activated(time slowing down when someone spots you), aiming will automatically point you right at them. that is how an impressive flick like that is possible
Please make more FOB videos again :-( I’m so sad I got into this game so late. Not very many people are making infiltrations videos anymore. It’s only PVP videos now
What a lovely comment. Thank you! I do not play MGSV anymore. It'd probably be kinda hard to make videos like this now, since the meta has changed so much. The playstyle has certainly become more aggressive and often PVP focused.
If your R&D team is the only team that's needed, you could try to relocate staff from other teams over to R&D. Open the list with your R&D team and move everyone with a low rank to the waiting room. Then just open the list containing all personnel, sort it by R&D compability, and mark every high ranking member, who isn't on R&D already, and put them into R&D. The R&D level should rise and then you can try to start development on your desired items. As soon as the development started, you can can auto-sort your personnel again, as this will not abort the development process. Otherwise you'll have to grind more and kidnap more high ranking personnel.
@@FeixMan well my r&d team is level 65 and full of s ranked staff I just can't find highly ranked s ranked people and trust me I've put a lot of time into the game and I can't find s+ or s++ staff. All of my units besides the security team is all above level 60 I cant get past level 65 on any of them.
@@FeixMan I've put over 400 hours into the game and I get all my solders from out in the field because I can't go online. I play on a ps3 and when I updated the game it gave me some new weapons and the one I need to develop can give me the high durability suppressor
I often get invaders on my fobs when I play if I often enough invade a few guys and get spotted. Or I feel my support list with randoms in the relationship tab and then do indirect retaliations.
No alerts. Setting off the proximity sensors sends an alert. It's near impossible not to send an alert I've had perfect runs and still a defender shows up.
There are several kinds of alerts in the game. The one which notifies the defender and allows them to come protect their base is the security alert. Triggering security alert as an infiltrator is basically unavoidable on higher level bases, since the moment you spawn on an enemy base, an invisible countdown starts, which when reaching zero triggers the security alert. Almost every action you perform on the enemy base also shortens the countdown, including the simple task of progressing over the bridges. On bases with the highest levels, the countdown is so short that spawning on the base immediately triggers security alert, meaning defenders could arrive as soon as you start infiltrating. The security alert is not being taken into account by the game for the "no alert" bonus at the end of the mission and neither are the audio alert noises transmitted by the proximity sensors after triggering them. Only the combat alert, which requires visual contact/confirmation of the infiltrating agent by enemy forces or cameras/drones, ceases the no alert bonus to be applied.
1) Develop the S-1000 shotgun if you havn't already. We want the non-lethal option, called S-1000 AIR, as it fires bursts of air. I don't remember anymore whether that was a seperate development project, or just an option avaiable from the customization menu. You'll have to check that yourself. Anyway, take that gun with you during FOBs and you'll be able to quickly take out soldiers, who spotted you, before they can trigger an alert. Headshots are obviously more effective, but a shot to the torse will do. Remember to check if they're still conscious after having been knocked over. If they are, they might get up and trigger the alert. Simply fire another shot at them, that should do the trick. 2) Use decent camouflage. I think for FOBs, grey squares are best, if I recall correctly. Although I personally like to go nude. Less defense, of course, but you get a nice score multiplier. Same goes for attacking during the day. 3) Hand of jehuty is worth its weight in gold. You can so easily eliminate guards with this. Mark them, get into 30m range, pull them to you, lay down on your back and hit their legs (or dive into them) and point your gun at them. They will not give themselves up and because they're not standing, they won't try to attack you with their knife. "Interview" them to gather more information, such as marked guards or cameras on your map. You can clear out an entire base like this. If you additionally destroy all cameras and drones, an alert state is effectively impossible. That's mostly for showing off, though. Or for safely and comfortably gathering materials. 4) Keep at it. FOBs are considerably harder than Singleplayer. If you notice you fail a lot at first, don't worry, that's normal for most people. If you keep at it, you will surely soon see success AND more income than investments. Feel free to ask any questions.
@@FeixMan thank you for all of the info! To be honest I didn't expect you to respond to a 4 year old video but thank you and have a good day! Ps I subscribed because this video was just amazing
Defense Countdown is dependent on a level's security base. However, I unfortunately do not remember the exact correlations anymore. I do remember about 9 minutes being the shortest countdown for the highest level bases, though. 9 minutes is still plenty of time, though. Feel free to check my other videos and you'll see what I mean.
I'm watching your videos because i think i can learn A LOT of Tricks from you, but i don't understand why nobody use quiet in fob infiltration... Is that a noob choise or maybe Is for the snake's left arm?
The video is about three years old now. Back then when I still played MGSV and made videos such as these, Quiet wasn't playable in FOB missions yet. The same goes for Revolver Ocelot. Snake's robotic arm is incredibly useful, especially if you equip the hand of jehuty. That said, you will have to deal with EMP drones often if you wanna use it, especially on higher level bases. Personally, I'd believe that, even though much may have changed, my playing style would mostly be still effective. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
I swear to you the first year MGSV was out only 1 time on PS4 this happen but I went to defend my base and someone was using Quiet before they even made her available to use, no BS. Maybe it was a test run i don't know.
Idk what I did but recently my fob payouts dropped back to 300k and I no longer get volunteers. I played phantom limbs a few days ago and I'm thinking the story checkpoints effect fob? Idk but it's pissing me off bcuz I'm not invading a level 50 base for 20 hamoa
Really? That is very interesting. Unfortunately, I don't know what is causing this strange behaviour. Two thing I'd try is to keep playing campaign and to re-try FOBs at a later point. Maybe progressing through the story helps and maybe re-trying FOBs in a week or month will fix the issue server-side? Since the servers still update for events and similar things.
Mithilfe der Leertaste den Hechtsprung machen und Snake landet auf dem Bauch. Möchte man nun einen weiteren Hechtsprung machen, muss man für gewöhnlich erst mal in die Hocke gehen und kann dann erst wieder springen. Doch es gibt einen Weg dies zu verkürzen. Sobald man auf dem Bauch gelandet ist (oder sogar schon kurz vorher), die rechte Maustaste drücken um eine Waffe zu ziehen (zum Beispiel ein Gewehr). Sobald das Fadenkreuz auftaucht, in die Hocke gehen. Sobald Snake beginnt in die Hocke zu gehen, die rechte Maustaste loslassen und erneut die Leertaste drücken. Springt man wie oben beschrieben, kann man viel schneller springen. Dies liegt daran, dass man eine andere Aufsteh-animation erzwingt und diese sogar abbricht, was deutlich schneller geht als normale Hechtsprünge aneinander zu reihen.
Are you sure you're replicating the dive correctly? You can not be crouch-walking inbetween dives as this would raise your visibility to the enemy. You need to chain every dive into the next, only bridged by the necessary animations. That would you appear as if you were laying down constantly.
"Hand of Jehuty", short: HOJ. The Jehuty is a bird in Africa. Catch it and you'll get the HOJ. I forgot the details. I believe it spawns to the south of Codetalker's Mansion. But I'm sure you can google the rest or just wing it.
It's an event item. You need to wait for it to be featured as a reward during an event. Then play event FOBs, earn points, and buy the reward from those. You'll get a blueprint and then you can develop it.
There's several factors deciding how visible you appear to the enemy soldiers. Is it day or night? Do they have infrared vision? What camouflage are you wearing? Did you already raise suspicions or are the enemy soldiers still casually walking around? When you go prone, you shouldn't be easy to see, so if I had to guess, I'd say you're doing something wrong. But unfortunately I can't determine what that might be without further information. Good luck and have fun!
@@FeixMan thanks will try my best but one last question,isn't camo a bad idea since they can see you in infrared,wouldn't the sneaking suit be the best option.
@@MGrey-qb5xz I personally like to go "naked" to get the bonus points. And as you can see in the video, it was always working out for me. However, you would of course miss out on the positive attributes of your suits. Sneaking suit does lower your visibility for soldiers using night vision, but I don't attack at night either, as infiltrating during the day once more grants you more points. You should definitely try some adequate camouflage both during the day and during the night and see whether that works better for you. I think the one which works best for FOBs was called squared grey or something like this.
@@Osamah001 I havn't played MGSV with a controller on years, so I don't remember the control scheme all that well. But I think you readied the grenade with the left shoulder button and threw it with the right? There's two shoulder buttons, though! Try the other one! Or maybe try to click one of your sticks, to toggle between the two throwing modes! I think it was the stick, go try that!
There's several factors which determine whether you'll be easily spotted by snipers: - Are you positioned in such a way there's an direct line of sight to the typical sniper spots (mostly the towers)? - Are you standing, crouching or crawling? - What kind of camo are you wearing? - Is the base already on security alert and guards thus more observant? - What rank are enemy snipers? - Are you attacking at night or at day?
I usually use swim suit for mobility but wen I’m stealing s++staff I use sneakin suit and I always attack at night I get caught right wen I’m pulling them
@@izzal639 If I remember correctly, sneaking suit only masks the sound of your foot steps and your heat signature from night vision goggles. It doesn't have any other benefits regarding stealth. I think it's more effective to use a camo which fits the setting, because it actually hides you better. I think this also works when going naked. Why not just stay out of sight completely? Hide behind a container, for example, and lure guards towards the edge by throwing empty magazines. Once they're in reach (30m with the fully developed hand of jehuty), just grab them. Alternatively, just incapitate the entire base. Pull guards towards you, lay down and hit their ankles or jump at them to make them fall (as standing guards sometimes try to knife you), and put your gun towards them. Don't forget to ask them questions, because some of them mark their comrades, which is useful. A guard like this will only ever stand up again when the base is on alert. If you incap all guards like this, and deactivate all drones and cameras, it is literally impossible to trigger an alert unless you case guards to stand up again (by knocking them out and waking them up again).
I hope your S1000 shotgun is equipped to fire bursts of air? If it is and you add a scope of your liking to it, it's one of the most valuable tools in the game! There's also a gun that fires rounds which emit small sleeping gas clouds. Extremely useful as well.
Can you stop commenting on my videos? You clearly have no clue about the game. The results screen clearly shows I got the "No Alert" bonus, so stop your drivel.
@@FeixMan actually I do because I play it and the point is I'm trying to point out the problems you have with stealth bro. Your videos are good but you need to work on your Stealth as many MGS V video and they're Stealthy stealing from FOB thier stealth is on point.
@@subjectc7505 MGSV isn't an open-world game without reasons. It's supposed to be a sandbox for players to experiment within. If you want to go stealthy, then do just that. If you wanna focus on combat, than that's fine too. Tell me your global rank before you start lecturing me. And by the way, my stealth is pretty good, which is why I usually infiltrate with the Perfect Stealth bonus.
It's nice to know you can count. If you wanna learn how to read too, maybe you can practice with the result screen at 18:42. Start at the line which says "No Alert".
@@FeixMan unregistrated alerts are still alerts to me, and if you can't handle criticism then maybe you shouldn't upload videos on youtube, to me no alerts means no one saw you and no alarms are triggered and no cameras spot you, so , still 9 alerts
@@Chimera936 C1ph3r - Maybe you shouldn't open your dumb mouth if you have literally zero understanding of the game shown here. The term "no alert" refers to a bonus given at the end of a mission. I completed the FOB mission with said bonus, which I mentioned in the title. Everything good on my side. Meanwhile you go on to count events that have no relation to the no alert bonus and pretend to be smug and all-knowing. Just because you know what the word alert means? Wow, dude, you're capable of using the English language. Also, why should I be salty? Because some random RU-vidr who doesn't even know how MGS V works thinks he's in a position to critizise my skill in the very game he does not understand? Yeah, sure, buddy. So, still NO ALERTS as clearly demonstrated by the footage to any viewer who can do more than count to 9 and spell the word alert.
