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Back 4 Blood - Swarm Mode Guide (PvP)

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Swarm Mode Guide (PvP) By ☢☣ ButteryVengeance ☣☢ and 1 collaborators A guide my friend and I made after playing swarm a lot since the beta. We'll update this guide if some things incorrect or if we find something that works better. Please help us by liking and adding this guide to your favorites. If there is any additional information or clarification then please let us know and we'll update the guide. What is Swarm Mode and the Swarm? This guide is intended to teach players about Swarm Mode in Back 4 Blood. Therefore some parts about the campaign, card system, and Cleaners may be omitted as it's assumed to be already known from playing the non-Swarm elements of this game. Swarm Mode and the Swarm are referring to two distinct things. Swarm Mode is the PvP game type that is available to play in Back 4 Blood. The Swarm is both a "Ridden" and game mechanic that are present in Swarm Mode game type. Swarm Mode in a nutshell Unlike Left 4 Dead which had a campaign versus mode there is no campaign versus here. Instead the developers wanted to focus on Swarm game mode which is most similar to Versus Survival from the Left 4 Dead series (and personally more balanced/entertaining). There will two teams each taking turns as both Cleaners and Ridden in each round. The Cleaners try to survive in an ever-shrinking arena while the ridden do everything they can to down or kill the entire team. When the Cleaners are all defeated then the teams switch and the other teams tries to survive for longer. The team that lasts the longest wins that round. Whichever team wins 2 out of 3 rounds wins the entire match. At the start of each round Cleaners will have a safe time to first pick their cards and then scavenge for supplies and prepare before round truly start. Once the round starts Common/Mutation Ridden can spawn and the Swarm starts closing in after defeating a wave of Common Ridden. Ridden on the other hand will buy upgrades to gain an advantage against Cleaners using mutation points. Mutation points as the round progresses and from damaging cleaners. The points can then be used to buy upgrades at anytime before and during the round starts. The Swarm Lore-wise, the Swarm are the plague of Ridden insects that will attack you if get close to them. Their massive numbers, small size, and ability of flight makes them virtually unstoppable at this point in time. This has lead to an evacuation with the cleaners holding out for as long as they can for the evacuation of others. Gameplay-wise, the Swarm is a mechanic in the game to shrink the area of play as a round goes on to make it harder for Cleaners to survive ultimately drawing a half-round to a close usually no more than 5 minutes (with that being a really good time). How To Play a Private Swarm Match. Joining a public match is as easy as making a party in Fort Hope and clicking on "Start Public Matchmaking" however making a private server may be a little for confusing but this section should clarify things for you. First, make a party in Fort Hope with the people that you want to be on your team/side for the Swarm make. The other team/side will do the same in their own fort. Only one of the teams now needs to click on "Create Private Server" button. After the private server is created, a join code will be generated. This code needs to be sent to the party leader of the other team through whatever messaging system your gaming platform allows. Finally, the other team will put the code in the textbox below the "Join Private Server" button. Once entered, the party leader can now click the button above the textbox. This will connect the two team together and prompt a server to be reserved for the game. Now both parties will become opposing teams in this Swarm server. Note: All you need to start a private match at least 1 player on each side. So a party of any size (up to 4) can make a private lobby and send that code to another party of any size (up to 4) to play in a private match. You will not gain any supply points or achievement progress while in a private server. Cards & Mutation Points Cards Cards are basically a perk system for cleaners to enhance their gameplay as the rounds progress. The card system is present through the entire game and it's not much different here. All Swarm cards are available right from the start so dont feel like you need to grind supply lines before getting on Swarm. Keep in mind that not all cards from the campaign are available in Swarm, this is done on purpose to balance the game and not make the Cleaners too overpowered. Players have the choice from using a premade decks themed after certain playstyles like "Medic" however it's recommended you make a custom deck picking the card combination you would like. Remember when crafting your deck that the cards are drawn in the order you placed in them in your deck so make sure you put that cards you want right away on top.

Mutation Points Mutation Points are the upgrade system that the ridden have to balance things against the Cleaner's cards. Mutation points are basically a currency used to buy upgrades for specific Mutation or Common Ridden Families. Mutation points are earned as the round goes on and for damaging Cleaners. Players can buy any upgrades they want even if they're not playing that mutation. In fact, coordinated teams will help buy their teammates and upgrade if they only need a few more points. Upgrades are a key factor in playing as the Ridden. Ridden have the ability to constantly buy more and more upgrades as the round goes on and doing so will drastically alter the tides in the Ridden's favor. It's recommended to buy upgrades anytime you just died and are waiting for the respawn timer. Alternatively, if you've been alive for so long and want to buy points wait until there's a time you need to regenerate your health or wait for teammates to spawn then hide/buy upgrades. This increases your efficiency as a Ridden player. The Cleaners (Tips and Useful Cleaners) The Cleaners operate very similar as they do in campaign. However unlike campaign where they must complete an objective or get to another saferoom, the premise here is simply to survive as long as you can. You're attempting to get a longer time in the round than the other team granting you a point (first to two wins). Another difference is what happens after you pick your cards; Cleaners are still given a safe time window to pick their cards. However, once all players are finalize their card picks or the card timer runs out the Cleaners are given another safe (albeit shorter) time window to now scavenge for equipment to help them survive longer. After that, it's is time for the round to start. All items will still be there but mutations can spawn at will (if their respawn cooldown has worn off) and common infected will spawn in waves to harass you. Be wary that the swarm will grow in size meaning you will have less room to fight and any items or downed teammates in the swarm means the cost of taking damage to go out there to them. General Tips Melee Hocker Pins: For most pins, all you need to do is kill whomever is pinning the Cleaner. However Hocker pins are different as the Hocker encases them in a cocoon-like shell from a distance. If you see a teammate stuck in this cocoon melee them to free them. However, that being said Hocker pins are the only pins that break over time so other pins should be prioritized unless the Hocker pin is so close to you it can't be helped to save them right away. Breakout, Stunguns, and EvANGELo: All of these things are extremely useful in Swarm. Granted these are only useful against ridden that can pin you but a majority of matches utilize at least of these pinning ridden variant. First and foremost, every Cleaner can take the Breakout card which enables them a free breakout of a pin with a cooldown. This does take some time to activate while you are pinned but it's a great breakout that constantly comes back overtime. If you don't want to use the Breakout card than you can use Evangelo who has his own ability to breakout that also comes back after a cooldown (Evangelo will be discussed in further detail down below). Now if neither of those options interest you then get ready to use a lot of stun guns. Even if you find a bunch of stunguns it's advised to use them in situations that call for it. For example, Hocker pins are temporary so even if nobody can save you and you're safe for the time being then don't use the stungun. However, if you get pinned in the swarm or are going to get surrounded by Ridden then it might be wise to use the stungun to get out of there. Knockback, Pins, and the Swarm: As the round goes on the Swarm will grow in size meaning that the Ridden will have more opportunities to use it to their advantage. The Ridden may try their best to knock you or even drag you into the swarm areas to take extra damage and subsequently getting down in the swarm making it exponentially harder to revive those teammates. When the swarm in closing in and you are dealing with Ridden who are trying to take advantage of that then just like before angle yourself so that knockbacks try to keep you inside the safe-zone. Beware that Reekers can have massive knockback and Stalkers can drag you behind cover. So make sure you angle yourself in a way that means you can get rescued easily and can escape the swarm ASAP. Beware of insta-kill spots: There are some maps that have instant kill areas. They are few and far between but they are typically deep water areas. If it looks like deep water that you can land in, then it'll kill you. Good Ridden players will try to use enemies with knockback to launch you into the water and get an easy instant kill. Avoid those areas if possible and if you are there then position yourself in an angle that a ridden's knockback is hard to knock you into one of those spots. Useful Cleaners Listing out useful Cleaners isn't to say that the other cleaners are bad. In fact, making specific card decks for Cleaners and their buffs can be valuable. For example, Hoffman can use a deck focusing offensive item support cards and can skip on ammo capacity (and even get strong perks that have ammo capacity debuffs) since he has a built-in ability for extra offensive item and ammo storage. That being said, these Cleaners offer something unique to the table that provide a little more utility most other Cleaners don't have especially here in Swarm Mode. Mom: An extra life and one free quick revive is not just valuable in campaign, it's a God send here. Mom's extra life for the team means that the team can either skip on using second chance or use it if they plan to be revived multiple times in a round. Either way more revives or a freed up card slot are great buffs for the team. As for her quick revive, just like in the campaign it's useful for saving a teammate out of bad situation quickly. The best time to use Mom's revive is when a Cleaner is downed out in the Swarm. Her quick revive will mean she has to spend less time in the swarm taking damage to revive someone who could otherwise not be rescued. However don't wait for that specific instance to always happen there may be another time that will demand her single-use quick revive to be used. The only time you don't want to use Mom's quick revive is during a lull in the combat but at that point another teammate can revive while Mom covers them or even use a defibrillator since that is slower than mom's quick revive and it will free up your support slot. Jim: For the tryhard team that wants that weakspot damage buff. Land your shots and the enemy team will always be raging. Doc: More trauma resistance is incredibly useful here since there is few trauma recovery items here. Additionally, the single free heal for each teammate is so useful for your team and allows you to use your support items for yourself (for the time being). The single free heals also gain the benefit of healing buff cards so it's natural for Doc players to use a deck that orients around healing. If possible have the team hoard and drop medical supplies in a certain area and then have doc focus on healing and making the use of healing supplies. EvANGELo: As his name implies his free breakout that he has makes him an angel at countering pinning ridden variants and this also stacks with the breakout card so Evangelo is usually able to break free of any situation. Additionally, he will have no major need for stun guns and allow his teammates to use those instead making that incredibly valuable. Holly: Her built-in damage resistance and stamina regain means if used in the right hands she can squeeze out some extra time as the final survivor as she scrambles to stay alive.

The Ridden This guide will use specific terms when referring to specific parts of the game and this mini glossary will clarify what these terms mean. However a more in-depth description of Ridden and Ridden tactics will be listed farther down the guide. Mutation: These are the 9 playable Ridden that players can choose from in Swarm. They are categorized into Families and further individualized as Variants. It is important to differentiate between Families and Variants because there is a Tallboy, Stinger, and Reeker Variant within each of their respective Families and it's important to know whether you are talking about the family or variant in both this guide and when communicating as a team in Swarm. Hopefully, it isn't confusing and if it is hopefully the later in-depth Ridden section will help. Family/Families: These refer to the grouping of similar Ridden. All Ridden Families can be upgraded through mutation points. There are 3 Mutation Families:Tallboys, Stingers, and Reekers. There is also a NPC Ridden Family: Common. Which like in campaign will spawn in waves to harass the Cleaners. Variants: These refer to the individual Ridden within a family to avoid confusion when talking about the entire group of variants or just single/type of Ridden. Pinning: Pinning is a term constantly referred to in this guide and game mode. Pinning is when a Cleaner is unable to move, shoot, or do any action besides breaking out via an ability or item. If the Cleaner does not have any means to break out then or chooses not to then they are stuck until they are freed by a number of means but typically from the assistance of Cleaner teammates. The Ridden that can pin as of right now are the Crusher, Hocker, and Stalker. Tallboy Family Tallboy(Family) Tallboys are seen as the up-close and personal type. All of which have the sprint ability which allows them to close the distance. They have high health and deal significant damage. 1v1ing a Tallboy without the proper weaponry can spell disaster so typically cleaners will either resort to using explosives or focus-firing. The former will deplete their resources so making them waste multiple explosives during a single life should be considered a win for anybody playing a tallboy. The latter is expected from most competent teams so tallboys make for great distractions as the more squishier ridden to implement their abilities which can be quite devastating when they are distracted by a Tallboy. Crusher The Crusher is one of the few variants that can "pin" a cleaner and the only one to do so in the Tallboy family. The Crusher has the ability to grab a cleaner and start squeezing them for damage. During this time the Cleaner is helpless unless they have means of breaking out of grab through a variety of ways. The Crusher's weakspot in the front makes him and easy target when approach a fully aware team of cleaners which means they don't make a good ridden to initiate team-coordinated attacks. However their rare ability to pin means they are great for teams that are short a pinning ridden variant or if the team is running an all pin strategy(to be discussed later). Bruisers The Bruiser is the tankiest of all the tallboys with a higher than average health but this is balanced by the fact that the bruiser has a considerably less sprint distance than a tallboy. It is recommended for bruisers to spawn close to the cleaners so they will not need to cover as much distance. Considering that they slower bruiser mains should also be savvy in understanding Cleaner movements and how they will try to parkour their way from bruisers. At that points bruisers can give chase and try to intercept them, coordinate with another teammate for a quick punishment, or zone them out while the rest of the Cleaners fight with one less person. Tallboys(Variant) Tallboys are very similar to Bruisers but they sacrifice the extra health for extra sprint distance and damage. There's not much else to add except that this makes them an excellent choice for hit & run fighting tactics that will be later discussed. Both Bruisers/Tallboys Primary and Secondary Attacks Bruisers and Tallboys have the same primary and secondary attacks. The primary attack is an aimed AoE attack that damages and knocks back anybody in range. The secondary attack is a frenzy attacks at an increased speed that can land any where around the Tallboy/Bruiser at the cost of the Ridden not being control-able until the attack is ended by the player or enemy Cleaners. Weakpoints The weakpoint of these two variants technically facing away from where they are looking is both a blessing and curse. It makes them a great variant to initiate engagements and charge into battle. However it should be warned turning your back towards Cleaners (especially if you turn your back to chase after one Cleaner) can be incredibly punishing.

Stinger Family Stinger(Family) All Variants in this family have the leap ability. This ability is all about repositioning to a safer location or closing in for an attack. No matter what, it is an ability that is essential to use for all variants and from now on will not be mentioned in variant descriptions. As a general rule, the role of all Stinger Variants is to pester, annoy, and harass the enemy team. Since Stingers are low health they are advised to not initiate any engagements except from afar and when you know it's safe. Stingers should only expose themselves when the Cleaner team is sufficiently distracted and they can get in for some quick hits without getting punished. Hocker The Hocker is the first of the two pinning variants Ridden in the Stinger family. The Hocker shoots a projectile that will knockback and pin a Cleaner at a distance in a temporary lasting cocoon. This allows for the Hocker to move about freely to reposition or close-in for an attack against the pinned target or another Cleaner. This is the only pinning variant that can move freely while their victim is pinned at the cost of the pin wearing off naturally without rescue and only being able to pin one at a time with a longer cooldown on successful pins being removed than on missed shots. The cool thing about Hockers is that you can buy an upgrade for them where pinned victims take more damage from other attacks making them a great at pinning them for another teammate or commons to harass. Stalker The Stalker is the second the two pinning variants. Unlike the Hocker, the Stalker has to physically grab the Cleaner themselves. Once grabbed the Stalker is able to move the Cleaner wherever they please while slightly damaging the Cleaner. It is advised to drag Cleaners behind cover as to prevent easy rescues and into the swarm to do extra damage. Stinger(Variant) The Stinger is the only variant that doesn't pin Cleaners. Instead what the Stinger does is shoot a fast moving projectile that damages the Cleaners at range. This projectile has a quick cooldown which means the Stinger can possibly fire multiple shots before having to reposition. This makes them especially useful at harassing Cleaners from afar and damage them. The Stinger compliments many other variants if played correctly. Reeker Family Reeker(family) Reekers can be easily dismissed because they have quite a diverse variant pool and odd upgrade mechanics. However the diversity in their variants allows them to fill the gap that any Ridden team might have. Good Reeker players should be willing to switch to a Variant that will help the team (e.g. you should be a Retch or Exploder instead of Reeker if you have Hockers on your team) The charge ability can be easily dismissed as a sprint ability for Reekers to close distances and avoid dying however this is a bit more to that. Reekers who use the ability can deal significant damage and knockback when you press the primary attack button while charging. In addition if the regenerating charge upgrade is purchased, the charge now triggers health regeneration which is great for getting back into the fight quickly or allowing for much more riskier/rewarding plays. Retch The Retch is the combination of the Boomer and Spitter from the Left 4 Dead series. Their primary mode of attack is that will vomit and leave a residue that lingers on the ground damaging and potentially debuffing anybody who walks on it. It's best to use these Ridden Variants at a range using their charge ability to run out of danger. Exploder The Exploder is an absolute punisher for teams who decide to stay indoors. Their whole premise is to charge into a group and deal massive damage. It's advised for Cleaners to focus fire them so they explode out of range while Exploders should use flanks and sneak onto distracted teams to punish and knockback the team in disarray. If you get the damage resistance upgrade , Exploders make a great initiator as they have the damage resistance to get into an alert group and blast them into a panic.

Reeker(Variant) The Reeker is the melee Variant of the Reeker family. They have no weakpoint which means that weakspot damage buffs from Cleaners wont apply here making Reekers a great counter to Jim players. The Reeker's charge ability should be used to rush into the Cleaner team. You can initiate a fight dealing good damage and knocking back a Cleaner away from their teammates. Once you are in the fight you can smack a few players until death or charge away hitting a few more Cleaners on the way out. This makes them a good tank if you're team is lacking one. Ridden Strategies Mutation Point Investment Strategy Now you and your team may think that having at least one of each Family is necessary and while it does allow for a lot of variety it greatly diminishes your Mutation Point spending pool. Therefore, it's recommended that teams focus on only on 2 Mutation Families (meaning more upgrades for them) and allowing for more points to be spent on the Common Family which helps the Ridden team overall and shouldn't be ignored. That is why most of the Ridden strategies mentioned below are emphasizing the 2 Mutation Family Investment Strategy. The names of these strategies are little jokes themed after the playstyle of the strategy. The names aren't vitally important but the team comps and tactics written are. Boxing League x2 & x2 This one is an easy team comp. You simply go with 2 Reekers and 2 Tallboys or Bruisers (whichever you prefer). This build is the easiest comp for new players who don't know the various abilities of the Ridden or how the game plays. This comp also means that staggered spawns won't punish you as much as other tactics and further cementing why this strategy is great for new players. Wrestling Tag-Team x2 & x2 For the team that wants to elevate from melee to something a bit more nuanced then we have the All Pin tactic. This team is compromised of 2 Crushers and 2 Stalkers or Hockers (preferably Stalkers). The premise of this comp is to simply pin all the Cleaners at the same time making them unable to help each other and securing an easy win (like less than 1 minute). This strategy is the sole reason why Breakout, Stunguns, and Evangelo are so important because without them they will die in no time and even having those abilties and items isn't enough. So if they don't work together to rescue teammates they are doomed. Birthday Candles x2 & x2 This is a great long distance teamcomp which contains 2 Hockers and 2 Retches. The Hockers will pin the Cleaners (i.e. making them into birthday candles) while the Retch puke on and all around the pinned victims (i.e. blowing the candles out). This means that both the pinned victim and their rescuer will suffer the puke damage meaning easy damage. The downside to this is that these variants are very low health and with no high health tank variants you must move quickly to avoid dying from Cleaner attacks who will only be distracted by the Common Ridden. Hammers and Nails x2 & x2 This is a variation of the Birthday Candle tactic. You still have 2 Hockers but now you have 2 Tallboys/Bruisers. The Hockers will now be pinning the Cleaners (i.e. holding them as nails) while the Tallboys/Bruisers literally hammer them down with their primary attack. If their teammates rush on you to save them then switch to your secondary frenzy attack which will increase the attack speed, potentially hit rescuers, and make it harder to hit your weakspot. Alternatively, You can have the Common Ridden swarm the pinned Cleaner and have the Tallboy fight the non-pinned Cleaners as to 1) Keep them away from their teammates and 2) damaging 4 Cleaners instead of focusing 2. Home Wrecker This build is designed to counter Cleaner teams that hunker indoors for protection. This tactic has the widest amount of variety as it's supposed to be used only when the Cleaners hunker down and the Ridden need to punish or flush them out. It's still advised to still stick with 2 Families as the previous strategies also use. What you do is pick the viable Homewrecker variants in your family and you follow the strategies listed below. The viable variants in a Home Wrecker comp are the: Exploder, Retch, Tallboy, Bruiser, or any Stinger Variant. The stingers job as usual is to harass the Cleaners either by slowly depleting health or pinning them. Retchs and Exploders want to make the interior of the place a living nightmare by puking inside or exploding over and over under the cover of Tallboy (Family) attacks or Stinger(Family) pins. Tallboys should rush in and use their secondary frenzy ability to deal massive damage in a small area quickly and to make it harder for your weakspot to get it. Alternatively, they should be wary of escape points and prevent people from running out from the safehouse turned killzone however if they are teamed up with Stingers then it should be the stingers job to deal with stragglers that slip through to the outside.

Destiny 2 - How to Fix Low FPS and Minor Input Lag

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If you happen to be experiencing low fps no matter the resolution, and you notice a slight input delay, this will likely help you.

The Fix

1) Go to This PC\C:\Users\[Your Name]\AppData\Roaming\Bungie\DestinyPC\Prefs (you may have to check the "hidden items" box in the "view" tab to see the AppData folder)

2) Right-click "cvars.xml"

3) Click "Edit"

4) Find the line that says "low_latency_mode"

5) Change the value from 1 to 0 (or 2, I've heard that this works too but I haven't tried it myself)

6) Start the game and (hopefully) enjoy better framerates and lower input lag!

Credit goes to DubbyDubzy on r/DestinyTechSupport for figuring this out!

List of useful links and tools for you Destiny 2 experience with short descriptions

Useful Websites and Tools for Destiny 2

Bungie Official Website - https://www.bungie.net/

You can look at the recent news, find players or clans to join, and look at forum posts

Where is Xur? - https://whereisxur.com/

This website tells you the location of Xur at the current moment, and his venues

Destiny Item Manager - https://destinyitemmanager.com/en/

This is a storage manager for Destiny, and you can move your items from character to character.

Destiny Recipes - https://destinyrecipes.com/

This website has multiple tools, such as a vault cleaner

Light.gg - https://www.light.gg/

By far one of the most useful Destiny websites, with many tools, especially it's roll appraiser, which tells you if you roll is good or not

Destiny Checklist - https://www.d2checklist.com/home

A checklist of things you have done in the game

Power Bar - https://destiny-power-bars.corke.dev/

Tells you your maximum power potential for your characters

The 100 - https://www.the100.io/destiny-2/lfg

LFG site for all things LFG Destiny 2

Ishtar - https://www.ishtar-collective.net/

All things Destiny 2 Lore

Today In Destiny - https://www.todayindestiny.com/

Daily Updates on Destiny, such as Legend/Master Lost Sectors etc.

Braytech - https://braytech.org/

Braytech is a useful app you can download where you can track progress, and find answers to questions you may have.

Gunsmith - https://d2gunsmith.com/

Gunsmith allows you to see the rolls of any weapon in the game, and also the mods you can equip.

Tips on how to became a better PUBG player!

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1. Do not repick the same spot. It is very common when you are at cover to pick more than one time in the same spot, try to rotate or pick in another angle, you already know where your enemy is, try to surprise him.

2. Loot with smoke. Even when you are confident or had whipped a squad you should try to loot with smokes. Probably a player have heard you before and is waiting to get a kill.

3. There is always another guy. You are getting inside a house or a village, thinking there isn't nobody else, but maybe there is, PAY ATTENTION!

4. If you hear an enemy, take cover. If you heard something trust your ear, that is somebody! Many times you think that you heard but you act like haven't.

5. Big places, peak corners. You are arriving in the city, don't walk in the middle of the street, take the corner, if you are in cover when the shoots come out you probably will be alive.

6. Pretend the are peole everywhere. You are never alone, stay alert and find the intruder!

7. Do not trade shots on open field. You dont wanna be in the shootout on open field, that's it!

8 If you enter, you clear. Always clear the houses! There might be someone!

9. Do not push without equips (vest, helmet). You have just landed and you wanna push, you can do it, but doing it with vest and helmet is not such a good idea.

Hope you guys like it! These are my tips, tell me yours!

PUBG - Experience table and all missions of season 10 (Survivor Pass: Breakthrough)

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Experience table and all missions of season 10 (Survivor Pass: Breakthrough) By Zasadnik This guide outlines ALL the experience that can be gained in Survivor Pass: Breakthrough (Season 10), without Donat, as well as a list of all seasonal missions, and challenge missions. From the author I have described all the experience that can be obtained in Survivor Pass: Breakthrough (season 10), without donation, as well as a list of all seasonal missions, and challenge missions. I also painted the missions with some notes (tips), otherwise some are confused. If suddenly there are inaccuracies in the manual, write, I will correct it, I will be grateful, I suddenly overlooked something) I will try to answer all your questions in the comments, if any. Experience table Explanation In total, the Survivor Pass: Breakthrough will last 98 days, which is exactly 14 weeks. In the main menu we have indicated in the section Pass> Missions> Dashboard that there will be a total of 147 daily missions, 3 per day (not counting additional purchased daily missions), and 49 weekly, 7 per week, and this is all designed for 7 weeks Survivor Pass.As a result, the question arises why 7? and not 14, most likely this is a possible error, because the last Survivor Pass was shortened and this panel was simply written off from it, and in fact, missions will still appear further and will be displayed as an overfulfillment of the plan, as in the case if you buy additional. daily missions like 258/252, example below, or will be fixed later. Experience table The table shows how much experience you can get for daily missions, for additional daily missions, if you take and do both of them every day, for weekly, seasonal and challenges throughout the entire Survivor Pass, which lasts 14 weeks. 1 lvl Survivor Pass = 10000 experience Missions For 1 day For 1 week For 7 week For 14 week Daily 3700 25900 181300 362600 Additional daily 3700 25900 181300 362600 Weekly - 35000 245000 490000 Season - - 16000 16000 Challenge - - 12000 12000 Final level. - - 63,56 124,32 Final level without additional daily - - 45,43 88,06 Experience is also given for just playing, 1 Minute of survival in a match gives 20 experience, you can earn a maximum of 7200 experience per day, that is, 360 minutes, or 6 hours. An important condition !!! experience per game, and the progress of quests is counted only if you survive in the match FROM 3 MINUTES !!! Play hours a day For 1 day For 1 week For 7 week For 14 week Final level in 14 weeks For 1 hour 1200 8400 58800 117600 11,76 For 2 hour 2400 16800 117600 235200 23,52 For 3 hour 3600 25200 176400 352800 35,28 For 4 hour 4800 33600 235200 470400 47,04 For 5 hour 6000 42000 294000 588000 58,80 For 6 hour 7200 50400 352800 705600 70,56 More experience is given as a reward for some levels, as a result, you can get 3 more additional levels for them. Survivor Pass LVL Reward (experience) 13 7000 24 5000 54 5000 63 6000 89 7000 Total experience: 30000 Total LVL: 3 Results of calculations If you complete all challenges and seasonal missions, as well as do all weekly and daily missions (without Additional Daily), and play a little over 1 hour every day, you can easily get 100 LVL Survivor Pass. Or on free days (weekends) you can take additional daily ones to play less on weekdays and still get all the rewards. Also, the maximum level of Survivor Pass, which can be obtained without donation, if you play 6 hours a day and complete absolutely all missions (including every day Additional Daily) is 197.88, almost 198 LVL.

Seasonal missions "Sharpshooter" 1. Loot 1 SR. 2. Deal 100 total SR damage to enemies. 3. Get 2 kills with SRs in a single match. 4. Loot total 4x Scopes. 5. Get 1 kill with an AWM. 6. Get 1 kill with an SR from over 50m away. "Up close and personal" 1. Loot 1 shotgun. 2. Deal 100 total shotgun damage to enemies. 3. Get 2 total kills with shotgun. 4. Loot 1 Sawed-off. 5. Get 2 total kills with an S12K. 6. Get 1 kill with a DBS within 10m of you. Challenge 1. Prove yourself ready for the challenges by reaching top-5. 2. Throw ammo to your teammate once. 3. Use 5 boost items and reach top-10. (boost: Energy, Painkillers, Adrenaline Syringes), (Must be done in one game!) 4. Loot 1 Ghillie Suit and reaching top-10. (Must be done in one game!) 5. Jump in the water, swim 50m, and reach top-10. (Must be done in one game!) 6. Loot 1 Military Vest (Lv.3), 1 Helmet (Lv.3), and 1 Backpack (Lv.3) and reach top-5. (Must be done in one game!) 7. Travel 500m in any vehicle and reach top-5. (Must be done in one game!) 8. Break 10 windows and reach top-5. (Must be done in one game!) 9. Use 15 boost items and reach top-10. (boost: Energy, Painkillers, Adrenaline Syringes), (Must be done in one game!) 10. Destroy 10 vehicle tires and reach top-5. (Must be done in one game!) 11. Use 10 throwables while 15 or fewer players remain. (throwables: C4, Decoy Grenade, Frag Grenade, Molotov Cocktail, Smoke Grenade, Sticky Bomb, Stun Grenade), (Must be done in one game!) 12. Loot 1 item from a Care package while 30 or fewer players remain. 13. Survive 15 minutes without taking any damage and get 2 kills within 15 minutes of the start of a match. (Must be done in one game!), (You can also track the time in the game by "Shift + Tab", "friends list", and your status will indicate how long this particular match lasts, it is not updated instantly, but quite often, or you can sit with a stopwatch: D) 14. Get 2 kills with a weapon equipped with an 8x Scope in a single match. 15. Get 3 kills either with an AWM, an Mk14, or a Crossbow in a single match. 16. Win a chicken dinner.

PUBG - How to play DUOS after new update

7:08 AM / by admin / in PUBG / with No comments /

This guide will cover how to play DUOS with a friend after the new update, as the option was been removed from the game by the developer.

If you don't find this guide helpful, blame the developers for having little to no common sense of how to make a game and a lack of understanding and listening of their playerbase.

Invite your friend to your lobby.

The first step is to make sure that your friend is in your lobby, so invite them, and make sure you see them in your lobby.

Go to 'Squads'

Open up the team selection screen, you will notice that you can only pick Squads. This is sadly the only option for duos now so you can blame the developer because they have forgotten that there are people on this game that play as a duo.

For now you will have to play with two randomers. This is what the developer knows you want to play with two people who don't speak the same language as you, so have fun!!!!

Guide by daniels stevens

PUBG - How to Reduce Steam Client CPU and Memory Usage

7:06 AM / by admin / in PUBG / with No comments /

Mostly work for low end pc users.

*this method reduce steam client resource usage by disabling steam store, profile, community, etc..

Steps

1. fully close steam client.

2. duplicate Steam desktop shortcut and go to properties

3. then add " -no-browser" end of target section without quotes and add space between

path and code.

Example: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steam.exe" -no-browser

4. rename new shortcut then launch steam from shortcut that you created.

5. right now steam store,profile,community, etc.. not working.

6. go to View tab and enable Small mode to access library and launch games.

PUBG - Fast draw weapon guide

7:02 AM / by admin / in PUBG / with No comments /

Hello everyone just little tip for Pubg

Make sure you always place AR weapons on slot 2 and SR or DMR on slot 1.

When you draw weapon from slot 1 - time is 0.83 sec

When you draw weapon from slot 2 - time is 0.7sec

weapon from slot 1 is draw from top and weapon from slot 2 is draw from bottom so bit faster. You can check your avatar animation later in game.

Every little things helps us getting better and better