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Barbat's guide of limited value or things i know now i wish i knew then | Barbat's guide of limited value or things i know now i wish i knew then | ||
This guide is just my thoughts after playing for a few months and maybe helping people just starting get a better start than i did. Things can and will go bad all you can do is stop that from happening as often as possible. The best way to do this is to have a scout and medic in your squad. If you have not done so I recommand | This guide is just my thoughts after playing for a few months and maybe helping people just starting get a better start than i did. Things can and will go bad all you can do is stop that from happening as often as possible. The best way to do this is to have a scout and medic in your squad. If you have not done so I recommand recuirting a first aid ganger. You want a first aid guy in all your scouts. It is easy if you just have him drive. | ||
If I was starting off today as my first day. I had 50k and a few gangers. I would get a first aid ganger if i didn't already have one. I would buy a Mercenary. Mooses are popular as well. Put 2 medium machine guns on it. 3 reloads, load up with B type armor this is my scout car. On group scouts in Sommerset when it comes to the loot screen i am looking for two cars (outside of rares). First a phoenix. Stick a first aid ganger in there make sure it has a 4 liter engine give it a big fuel tank. You can run back and forth from Elms or try to make it around the world. The second car i am looking for is a Windsor II. I like putting a couple gattling guns on the front and using them in scouts. Unless you got lucky and a rare chasis shows up the rest is just getting sold to Jakes. | If I was starting off today as my first day. I had 50k and a few gangers. I would get a first aid ganger if i didn't already have one. I would buy a Mercenary. Mooses are popular as well. Put 2 medium machine guns on it. 3 reloads, load up with B type armor this is my scout car. On group scouts in Sommerset when it comes to the loot screen i am looking for two cars (outside of rares). First a phoenix. Stick a first aid ganger in there make sure it has a 4 liter engine give it a big fuel tank. You can run back and forth from Elms or try to make it around the world. The second car i am looking for is a Windsor II. I like putting a couple gattling guns on the front and using them in scouts. Unless you got lucky and a rare chasis shows up the rest is just getting sold to Jakes. | ||
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Going on group scouts is my preferred activity in the game. Going on scouts by yourself will be frustrating at first. The first thing you before you leave the town gates is acceptable loses. If your not prepared for everything to go wrong don't do it. The more cars you take the more hectic it can become and easier it is to make mistakes. That being said 4 cars with focused fire is better than 2. What you can do to get a feel for it is take a couple mercenaries or mooses, have a 70+ scout and medic driving 1 car and whoever driving the 2nd car with 4 gunners that you can accept losing. A couple of apaches with dual heavy machine guns with a decent scout and gunners barring something going horribly wrong can complete the scout without either being breached you will usually get 2-3 cars (2 front mounted hmg is really all the weapons you need you want to keep the combat rating down, and you have room for 6 reloads which normally only come into play in a return). I am cross training my gunners. I want every one of them to get sniper and rapid reload. I have started using apaches with 2 front and 2 rear mounted gattling guns with 29 armor all around to train up the gunner skill. Be carefull if you used to gangers with skill with large guns it is going to take longer to demoralise cars with the gattling guns try to mix one in only when you feel safe doing it with large guns first. | Going on group scouts is my preferred activity in the game. Going on scouts by yourself will be frustrating at first. The first thing you before you leave the town gates is acceptable loses. If your not prepared for everything to go wrong don't do it. The more cars you take the more hectic it can become and easier it is to make mistakes. That being said 4 cars with focused fire is better than 2. What you can do to get a feel for it is take a couple mercenaries or mooses, have a 70+ scout and medic driving 1 car and whoever driving the 2nd car with 4 gunners that you can accept losing. A couple of apaches with dual heavy machine guns with a decent scout and gunners barring something going horribly wrong can complete the scout without either being breached you will usually get 2-3 cars (2 front mounted hmg is really all the weapons you need you want to keep the combat rating down, and you have room for 6 reloads which normally only come into play in a return). I am cross training my gunners. I want every one of them to get sniper and rapid reload. I have started using apaches with 2 front and 2 rear mounted gattling guns with 29 armor all around to train up the gunner skill. Be carefull if you used to gangers with skill with large guns it is going to take longer to demoralise cars with the gattling guns try to mix one in only when you feel safe doing it with large guns first. | ||
Don't be afraid to try different things. You don't need to listen to a single thing in this guide. You should never follow any guide blindly. Think about the why's. If it makes sense to you then try it. Remember the rule of acceptable losses. If you can not afford to lose that ganger or car then you should not have them go out. If you do that than you can have fun and learn things even when everything goes wrong and you just lost a nice car and 3 good gangers | Don't be afraid to try different things. You don't need to listen to a single thing in this guide. You should never follow any guide blindly. Think about the why's. If it makes sense to you then try it. Remember the rule of acceptable losses. If you can not afford to lose that ganger or car then you should not have them go out. If you do that than you can have fun and learn things even when everything goes wrong and you just lost a nice car and 3 good gangers look on the bright side you only brought one car to the scout this time. | ||
I can't say your experience will be the same as mine. For me the game changed when I finally had some skilled scouts and some apaches. If I stick to the basics outside of a return encounter things normally go well. Have some fun. | I can't say your experience will be the same as mine. For me the game changed when I finally had some skilled scouts and some apaches. If I stick to the basics outside of a return encounter things normally go well. Have some fun. | ||