Probably Got Reported For This – Escape From Tarkov

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48 thoughts on “Probably Got Reported For This – Escape From Tarkov”

  5. I mean, farming gpu and other expensive items have always been what people have done. When will they make PVP loot profitable again? Bitcoin hasn't always been this good, "toning it down" defeats the whole purpose of building the farm. No one was yelling nerf when it was 200k a coin. It's not always going to be like that, at least I don't think so. It's a difficult thing to have in tarkov and requires investment. It takes like 4 weeks to make a return on investment for lvl 3 at and requires you to quest and play the game. Let people make their money and run good gear for a change instead of these penis helmet Timmys. It works better for your content anyways.

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  15. Honestly, I think the bitcoin farm is not a problem at all. It allows for weaker player to have one good loadout each day. Thus, increasing the playerbase and overall making the game much more fun for everyone. I think a way to fix the wealth problem in EFT is to create some sort of tax for player with wealth over an x amount or x ruplies. For instance, I think a tax should be applied if you have total cash over 5mln. This would also partially solve the the hatchet problem because once you reached those 15 gpu on the bitcoin farm to have 1mln/1.4mln a day it would make less sense to keep hatchet running. Looking forward for others’ thoughts on this.

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  19. Thing is, doing hatchet runs is boring, I like playing with half a mil in gear and potentialy losing it every other raid. But doing that without having a bitcoin farm ist just not possible. I don't see the problem with the bitcoin farm making you a mil a day if you need to invest 20mil in gpus first

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  24. While he isn't entirely wrong. Since they made the FIR changes, and included player gear with it, the same has been true. PvP rarely pays for itself, let alone out paying PvE loot running. Keep the majority of the FIR changes but make guns and their parts able to be sold back to market. This was one of the best things about killing other players, where I could make a lot of 💰 before the FIR changes.

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  30. he is hurt that chads need to make their money in different way. bit coins were my main income when they where 160k. its harder to makemoney now because things you need to by to get 50 graphics cards and solar is way more expensive. and whats the problem making most of your money from bitcoins? weapon parts are where they should be so its not 500k for one part to get gunsmith parts done. and high end armors are cheap so everyone can get them not just chads8

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  35. Too many Tarkov players should have paid attention in basic economics class. If everyone is wealthy. No one is wealthy. That any easier to understand?
    Bitcoin farms should be significantly more difficult (whether through price, contents to craft, or time to make farm) to get started on, GPUs ever-so-slightly rarer than they are, and slow the BTC production slightly.
    IRL, which is ultimately what Tarkov seems to be shooting for, not every player has a BTC farm running in their bedroom. Not every Tarkov player should either. THAT in itself is what is inflating the prices of everything atm. In my first 3 wipes, I struggled to top 1-mill roubles. This wipe I have been consistently over 4-million roubles since I finished my BTC farm. That should say a lot.

    Unfortunately, it's kinda like what is happening in the USA right now. We are all getting these "stimulus" checks because of the Covid bullshit. If it keeps up and/or gets worse (and admittedly, this is grossly over-simplifying things) we'll end up like things were at the start of the fall of the Soviet Union (again, pay attention in history class peeps!) where a loaf of bread was so much you couldn't physically carry enough money with you to the store to purchase a loaf of bread. The same happened in Germany, too and we're seeing it happen here in the US now…

    https://www.businessinsider.com/hyperinflation-bread-costs-3b-2012-10

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  40. balanced economy? what? you want everything have the same price? that isnt how an healthy economy works. something must be more expensive than others. thats the concept of value. one thing is more valued than the other, hense shit is more expensive. i dont get. i like watching the action but sometimes i think im taking crazy pills listening to these dipshits.

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  43. for a working person who plays regulary in the late evening, I came to late. Graphics cards are crasy expensive and solar energy/Fuelproblem is a hole nother level. I simply have to wait until those things become affordable, because with one graphics card I will not come that far in the near future

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