Any tips for a noob?

[Khaziir Everflight]

Other than "Git Gud" and "Trust noone", what other tips can yall give a humble noob like myself, so i know what to keep in mind with this game, while trying to get into it?

Also, how much of an advantage gives premium, and can it be grinded for ingame (like some games allow)?

[Von Gamerstein]

Don't turn the game into just a pointless PVP Grind fest. Read the quests. Follow the story. Some quests have multiple endings with different rewards and some even change the story slightly going forward.

Orderlies, Shaman, Sub Factions. Even the Blizzard event lore. It all adds to the experience and you will probably stick around longer if your invested in seeing the stories play out.

Do short grinding trips. Don't fear the enemy. it just makes you scared to go places. Sometimes areas are hot, others empty. Its ok to die. Accept it.

Learn the safe areas. PVP likely areas and basicly places that are death sentences. Getting around PVP isn't as hard as many players make it out to be. Pay attention and be willing to adapt.

Be willing to drop what you are doing when you die and take on another goal for a bit if PVP or frustrations over come you.

Expecting to be the hero who always wins will hurt your feelings. The feeling of Noob doesn't really go away. Noob to game, Noob to Cordon. Noob in Dumps. Noob to Bar. Noob in Sub Faction. Get used to always being on the ♥♥♥♥ end of the stick when it comes to moving forward.

You must earn your progress in this game and that means a willingness to accept that sometimes you do not progress. you will have progress knocked back. you will get stuck for days. you will have hours of grinding stolen from you. You will get gate blocked, lose artifacts and get camped at times.

You will also be responsible for doing this to other players as well. You will love the game, or hate the game.

[Khaziir Everflight]

Nguyên văn bởi Von Gamerstein:

Don't turn the game into just a pointless PVP Grind fest. Read the quests. Follow the story. Some quests have multiple endings with different rewards and some even change the story slightly going forward.

Orderlies, Shaman, Sub Factions. Even the Blizzard event lore. It all adds to the experience and you will probably stick around longer if your invested in seeing the stories play out.

Do short grinding trips. Don't fear the enemy. it just makes you scared to go places. Sometimes areas are hot, others empty. Its ok to die. Accept it.

Learn the safe areas. PVP likely areas and basicly places that are death sentences. Getting around PVP isn't as hard as many players make it out to be. Pay attention and be willing to adapt.

Be willing to drop what you are doing when you die and take on another goal for a bit if PVP or frustrations over come you.

Expecting to be the hero who always wins will hurt your feelings. The feeling of Noob doesn't really go away. Noob to game, Noob to Cordon. Noob in Dumps. Noob to Bar. Noob in Sub Faction. Get used to always being on the ♥♥♥♥ end of the stick when it comes to moving forward.

You must earn your progress in this game and that means a willingness to accept that sometimes you do not progress. you will have progress knocked back. you will get stuck for days. you will have hours of grinding stolen from you. You will get gate blocked, lose artifacts and get camped at times.

You will also be responsible for doing this to other players as well. You will love the game, or hate the game.

Yeah, in other MMOs i am generally more of a PvE player. I got nothing against PvP, but i generally just don'T have the skill to actually succeed in most pvp games. I should be good enough to hold my ground after a while tho, even if it results in a stalemate.

[Ghostface]

The only good advice i can give you is about backpacks.
If you killed someone in a middle of nowhere and he has like 5kg backpack just leave it there, he will get it back and be thankful.
If you killed someone on your way home and you're sure you can safely get it to your base take it with you and send it back through the mail.
If you've got killed dont be afraid to ask that person for your backpack. There are lots of nice people and some of them will gladly send it back.

[Kristian37]

Nguyên văn bởi cr0akat0ke:

Also choices matter in side quests, you can miss out on a lot of rewards you might want if you don't choose the proper responses. So I highly recommend checking guides for some quests. If you miss one dialogue option throughout a whole quest chain, you straight up can miss out on very different rewards.

Any resources around for quest rewards and bits like that, that aren't 30 different youtube videos? Would be great if any websites

[GiorgyTheSalty]

DONT do quests or aquire "purple colored" weapons/backpacks/armors. You will be forcibly matched (permanently) by the game to play with sweaty boyz and most likely cheaters (cause a cheater has by far better stats than you so it's common sense he WILL eventually matched to "master" , "semi-master" servers ) . Thank me later

[ilusão]

You can purchase Premium with in-game money in the auction house. Use stashes up north and try not to haul a lot once, so if you die you don't lose everything you had. Ammo and heal pouches are a must, specially science and guide ones up north (they'll clear bio and rad)
Keep the tools you get in side quests/main story to use on things you wanna keep using, like guns and armors on a specific tree. Once you get the exo-skeleton you will probably get matched into higher tier servers, with people using some higher tier armor and weapons, keep that in mind.

[ilusão]

Nguyên văn bởi Kristian37:

Nguyên văn bởi cr0akat0ke:

Also choices matter in side quests, you can miss out on a lot of rewards you might want if you don't choose the proper responses. So I highly recommend checking guides for some quests. If you miss one dialogue option throughout a whole quest chain, you straight up can miss out on very different rewards.

Any resources around for quest rewards and bits like that, that aren't 30 different youtube videos? Would be great if any websites

MaximumAggro on youtube has very good tutorials on these.

[Dr.Livesey]

make stahses for safety lootibg and farming. But u have to understand that there is 1 percent chance (something like thath) of dropping location mark

[Navarome]

dont force your way into paths that have human enemies at that time, sometimes its better to run a bit more time than to die 4 times in the same place and cry lol. also i would go for a artifact speed build to save time.