Ultimate Escape From Tarkov Beginners Guide 2024 Edition! - Patch .14

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Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Intro
00:00:55 - Factions
00:01:45 - Character screen
00:03:31 - Wipe
00:04:12 - Overall stats
00:04:41 - Health
00:19:13 - Skills
00:21:15 - Maps
00:22:14 - Tasks
00:23:35 - Achievements
00:24:11 - Traders
00:30:34 - Found in raid
00:32:44 - Flee market
00:42:23 - Hideout
00:46:46 - Guns and modding
00:55:09 - Armor and Helmets
01:05:05 - Getting geared up
01:15:05 - Weight
01:17:31 - PMC vs Scavs
01:21:38 - Maps and Environment
01:22:45 - Offline mode
01:23:59 - Insurance
01:26:47 - Extracts, Run throughs and MIA
01:29:27 - Controls
01:30:44 - Outro

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[JesseKazam]

A Few Corrections!
- GroundZero is actually level 20 and below (I said 15) but will be separated into 2 different queues (1-15 and 16+) at some point in the future.
- I also forgot to mention how important headsets are in game! Basically you should always have one on if possible. Just try them all and see which ones you like the best!

[timofaust]

Step 1. Accept pain. Everybody and their mother are way ahead of you in everything at this point.
Step 2. After acceptance just play it as a hardcore horror survival game. That is basically what it is for the next year.
Step 3. Enjoy the small amounts of success you have and celebrate every small victory. Then suffer some more.

[Bearth]

I skimmed through so not sure if it was mentioned (knowing Jesse, I'm sure it was somewhere) BUT, get used to using CTRL + L Click (anything you don't wear or hold) and ALT + L Click (anything you wear or hold) for looting, it speeds up your time being vulnerable while looting by a million. Playing with one of my friends recently who only has like 30 hours and his biggest detriment by FAR was looting speed after a kill. I'd be waiting 45 seconds+ just for him to take a gun and a few items. Use hotkeys and keybinds, there's a ton of them in this game but most of them are absolutely worth knowing and using. Also, set discard to a better keybind like an extra mouse button, being able to drop something in a fraction of a second compared to right clicking and pressing discard or looking for delete on your keyboard is a life saver, trust me.

[JesseKazam]

Hope you enjoy the guide! Remember to stop by the stream and hop in the Discord!

[trathanstargazer]

It's good to listen to a beginner guide from time to time, just to remind myself of systems I might have forgotten or just refresh knowledge. Even if I can't use most of it.

[UppieUppieUppie]

You explained scav karma in the exact same way 3 times in a row, I thought I was going crazy

[vortexsurfer]

Great videos Jesse. There's a lot of guide videos out there but I can't really find a thorough one on clearing an area for that last rat lurking around when you have taken out his teammates. Would be great to see a guide dealing with this problem.
Keep up the good work.

[sirmaysin]

Amazing video, can't thank you enough for the time and effort! Did not know crafting in hideout counts as found in raid, also you explained the compatible with/linked search path in a way that made me understand it finally. Much love!

[BadManBenny]

Amazing how far you come. I remember being there when you became partner on Twitch. Happy for you and all of the success. Well deserved and earned.

[downbeat]

A few years ago this original video brought me into Tarkov. I don't play all the wipes, but whenI do these videos help me get back up to speed. Thanks!

[zxkredo]

1:28 Importatnly if the time runs out you dont even get insured items back. You can however trow them on the ground before the time runs out.

[Shukovsky]

this is great, this is my 2nd wipe and I kinda knew all of this stuff already, but I picked up tips and ill be more informed next time I get a chance to play. This video is also really clear and something I wish Id watched when I first started playing, thanks Jesse

[Jesse.M]

I have a few hundred hours in Tarkov but it's been a couple years since I played. This video was a great reminder on some things and an awesome way to learn about new features.

[josh]

Siiiick. I was hoping you would do another one of these!
Your last one was a saving grace for me when I first started playing and learning this game a year ago! Hopefully this update can help many more.
Thanks for all the amazing content jesse!

[Squiggly]

The editing ghost squid thing that popped up when you made a mistake or needed to provide clarity, was awesome. Good shit.

[Zaidella]

I was reluctant to spend an hour and a half watching this video since most long guides I've found are boring and take too long to get to the point, but I'm glad I took the time. This video covered a lot of questions I had about the game at just the right pace. Thanks!

[ufcfan]

Very comprehensive, wish I had a guide as good as this back when I first started! Cheers Jesse

[taboaconstrictr]

I have 1000 hours in EFT and loved the vid. Definitely going to be sending any friends that get into the game to your video, very informative and you didn't get super detailed into anything that would really overwhelm a new player (outside of the overall info dump that they need to know)

[liamavemarg]

Cheers Pizzaman. We all absolutely appreciate your hard work and efforts with making tarkov content. I try and watch as many of your videos as much as I can, and to try replicate what you do in certain situations, I almost have 400 hours on the game and I feel like I still struggle with alot of things that I should know already, but now this video exist and I'm going to be using it to my advantage and to try get better. Thanks again Jesse ❤

[TroubledSigmaSoul]

Bro! I watched thru the entire video. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this. Very helpful. Ive always loved this game but was never good at it. This video gives me a little more confidence to try it again. Thank you, 5 months after uploading this lol.