any tips on saving dosh.

[Jo]

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[Lynfinity]

Don't die.

/2Short.

[Littlefoot]

Don't constantly buy ammo from the trader unless you absolutely need to, try searching for ammo boxes in the map instead.

[Palumtra]

Dont buy armor until big zeds start to spawn, conserve ammo, aim for the head (except for Rioters and EDARs), if there is a support/demo on your team make sure you get the free stuff from them each wave

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

go zerker

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

-play zerker firebug or medic
-avoid playing swat, gs, or survivalist who spend alot on weapons and ammo
-sharp and demo pick up the m14, m16 203, or stick to the hx 25 and weld doors as demo
-weld doors in general to pile up zeds behind them and save ammo
-get a support
-wave 1 use the knife and 9mm, save tier 1 ammo for wave 2
-heal people save lives and gain dosh
-before restocking via supports, sell the old weapons and then get ammo for the new weapons
-avoid armor early on from wave 5 and up it's fair game, 4 minimum as low as you can get.

[DrunkBunny94]

Trigger dicipline - Dont waste ammo overkilling zeds when you dont need to.

Dont over buy ammo at the trader - if you only need 250 rounds dont spend 400 dosh maxing out if you are saving.

Dont sell weapons with ammo in them - if your starter gun has ammo and you can afford your T2 keep the T1 and use it till its empty

Dont buy armor until you need it - armor is a large investment, typically you dont by armor till waves 5/6+ when you start getting more large zeds spawning.

Dont buy nades if you dont need them - this applies more to certain perks like sharpshooter/swat you dont need your nades in the early game so dont buy them early on.

Dont die - Dying reduces the dosh you get at the end of the wave and stops you from killing zeds and earning dosh.

In trader time if you have finished buying - go and look for ammo boxes - they have set spawn points so once you know the map you can find ammo/armor/weapons pretty reliably and quickly.

If you have a support/demo remember to get ammo/nades from them

If you are a support ask someone to get ammo for your guns for you and if you are playing with friends you can all share weapons to get additional ammo from your support.

tl:dr is dont over buy or buy what you dont need and dont be wasteful, and get ammo from boxes and your team mates if possible.

edit:
and as per usual dont listen to TF2SP - SWAT and GS are great perks for early game - swat gives freebies and has increadibly cheap ammo and is strong against trash which is great for the early waves, GS is also pretty decent early and has a very economical buy path.

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

Originally posted by Yodel Daddy:

Don't die.

/2Short.

best advice 2019

[Vivianite]

pace your shots, don't buy armor early on, and learn to avoid taking needless amounts of damage. this'll save you dosh on any perk without factoring in the need for anyone else. of course, there are ways to gain more dosh or pad your wallet through the use of other people. supports, demolitionists, and healing them just to name a few.

[Aya]

Don't underestimate the knife

Small clot groups (1-3) can easily be dispatched with a heavy swing followed by two light attacks. The Scalpel with Acidic Rounds and Airborne Agent can allow the Medic to engage a few more (4-6?)

If you can catch a bloat by itself, it's meciless to your knife slashes. Same can be said about Sirens.

Speaking of sirens, their biting is actually weaker than a clot punch. Keep this in mind when seeing a siren by itself as they will favour biting over screaming when in melee range

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

Originally posted by Aya Shameimaru:

Don't underestimate the knife

Small clot groups can easily be dispatched with a heavy swing followed by two light attacks

If you can catch a bloat by itself, it's meciless to your knife slashes. Same can be said about Sirens.

Speaking of sirens, their biting is actually weaker than a clot punch. Keep this in mind when seeing a siren by itself as they will favour biting over screaming when in melee range

Knife on zerker is kinda redudant though

[Aya]

Originally posted by (TF2SP) Mischievious Ice Fairy:

Originally posted by Aya Shameimaru:

Don't underestimate the knife

Small clot groups can easily be dispatched with a heavy swing followed by two light attacks

If you can catch a bloat by itself, it's meciless to your knife slashes. Same can be said about Sirens.

Speaking of sirens, their biting is actually weaker than a clot punch. Keep this in mind when seeing a siren by itself as they will favour biting over screaming when in melee range

Knife on zerker is kinda redudant though

Every other perk will want to use it for ammo conservation

[Fumo Bnnuy n Frends]

Originally posted by Aya Shameimaru:

Originally posted by (TF2SP) Mischievious Ice Fairy:

Knife on zerker is kinda redudant though

Every other perk will want to use it for ammo conservation

I know im sayibg specifically zerker
A longer reach harder hitting shovel crowbar thing
Or
Smol knife

[Lynfinity]

Originally posted by (TF2SP) Mischievious Ice Fairy:

Originally posted by Yodel Daddy:

Don't die.

/2Short.

best advice 2019

Indeed. /s

I mean, it's still like №1 rule when it comes to saving dosh.

[Bullett00th]

One of the cheekiest ways I know is starting wave 1 with SWAT all L so you get 100 armor and dual pistols.

Save ammo on early waves. Try to only shoot at zeds that are your specialization.

Try to skip weapon tiers you know you're gonna be selling after 1 or 2 waves.

Heal teammates. All the time. Doesn't seem like much but it is extra dosh still.

Lastly, ASK FOR DOSH. If you play well, good players will share. And don't forget to return the favor next wave.

[Nighty]

Play Swat the first wave with dual 9mm and 100 armor, use your 9mm and after the wave switch to the Perk you wanted to play. If you wanted to play Swat regardless, you can sell your 9mm after the wave or keep them for another wave. Try to never miss a shot, use singlefiremodes if the gun has it and use fullauto in tight situations. Try to pick up ammo from Supports and Demos at the start or end of a wave.