1/ Land in congested areas to practice shooting.
Or in my case - 1/ Land in congested areas to practice dying
1/ Land in congested areas to practice shooting.
thats the thing though.
is it worth landing in areas of lots of people to battle it out for less loot ? a quieter position maybe better to get geared up then move in. shooting from the hip with some guns is fine some i wouldnt.also auto and single fire can be the difference between living and dying.
thats the thing though.
is it worth landing in areas of lots of people to battle it out for less loot ? a quieter position maybe better to get geared up then move in. shooting from the hip with some guns is fine some i wouldnt.also auto and single fire can be the difference between living and dying.
+1Long term? No, however when you first starting out it pays to practice and get used to it because if you spend your starter hours hiding out you arent getting any experience in fire fights for when it gets down to it.
That is the beauty of this game, if you fancy action right from the go land in a busy area, if you fancy playing a stealthy game land elsewhere. Game is really fun though.
Went from a GTX970 to a GTX1070, huge improvement, no more FPS drops during fire fights (which is when you need it most!)
It's now very playable, all on High, I7 6700K, 16GB DDR4, GTX1070.
Went from a GTX970 to a GTX1070, huge improvement, no more FPS drops during fire fights (which is when you need it most!)
It's now very playable, all on High, I7 6700K, 16GB DDR4, GTX1070.
Even on my 780ti(= 980 almost) i max this game out, never a problem, but i only play at 1080P, maybe my 6700K and ddr4 helps thou, but have had to turn off Hyper Threading because of the intel skylake problem, but i guess for gaming this dont matter.