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I'm not sure if you guys have heard this before, but I went back and watched the raid series and stumbled upon the cell phone discovery scene where helmet cam footage was recovered. It got me thinking that the role of the Intelligence center could be expanded while making the discovering of cell phones a big deal in the game. No telling what is on these phones, and sure most phones would have no additional value apart from the functionality. But many phones should be locked and unable to be opened to discover what goodies they may or may not hold, ie. bank account info saved, encrypted militar
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Sneak up on and listen in on groups of scavs conversations to get tips on where good loot has been spotted, or the route prapors dogs are using to return recovered insured items or planning an attack on therapist's medical warehouse. You can either choose to radio in the tip to concerned parties who can either ask you solve the problem for them for a small consideration or whatever, or you can decide to take it all for yourself...eg ambush a convoy and take the loot. Survivors of your little raid could report to the relevant traders which in turn will affect your reputation with them, helping
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Just a quick question.. we have a few PC's at home,, My sons rig is an Intel I5-7500 with an AMD RX 580, 16Gb Ram and an SSD. My rig is an AMD Ryzen 5 1600 with an Nvidia GTX 1080ti, 16Gb Ram and SSD. Tarkov runs at 2560 x 1080 on his machine at around 150fps at Customs while my machine on same settings at 2560 x 1440 runs at around 50 - 60 fps. (Have also tried running my screen at the same res as his but the fps barely changes. So my question is,, is this game better suited towards Intel based machines or AMD graphics cards?
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I'm upgrading from an fx-6300, 8GB RAM and a 1060 6GB which i'm keeping, and wondering whether i would be better saving up to £30 by getting a Ryzen 1600 or 1600x, or get an i5-7600K; either way i would get 16GB RAM https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/mYk7gL https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/9HtzBP
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One idea I thought might be a good fit for something in Escape From Tarkov was having a skill for Hacking, particular electronic devices. The idea is based on one of my favourite indie games - NEO Scavenger. The idea is that any lootable electronic devices in the world such as laptops, smartphones, tablets etc could possibly contain valuable intel. However these devices would be encrypted and would require skills in hacking to crack the encryption. Once the device is cracked and open, a USB device would also be required so transfer the data onto it. You could possibly just carry
