Kuljack

Currently there is the Kill a Threat challenge. Can we see this modified to be Kill or Become a Threat? As it stands, I am dependent on someone else having the skill to kill 4 other players and become the threat before I can even attempt this. It’s been two days now without a threat to kill. I almost had one last night, but the teammate killed his partner and the TK player left before I could see if that kill counts toward challenge.

I don’t understand what you just said. Just had a match on bridges where I scored 3 headshots on three kills, was on fire and then game across two people who were obviously playing teams. I saw one guy coming at me with a suomi, second comes over hill and I think to pull back a little and see if the caps the first guy as I popped some antibiotics, but he gets beside him and they both fire at me. Then they took turns teabagging me. I don’t mind, I was only after my rifle kills and I got what I needed, but obviously two people who teamed up either intentionally prior to or at joining match.

No, but maybe you’ll find some solace in knowing we all suffer this grievance until it’s fixed. I would just recommend not bringing a weapon into a mission until it’s once you can craft.

You need solid proof to report people successfully. I can possibly explain or few of these for you. 1. There are people who deliberately join solo queueing for a desired match at the same time with a friend to attempt to join the same math. They communicate over a party chat and are basically a duo playing against solo players. It’s not really cheating nor is it in anyway wrong. It’s a strategy and in my experience is used by players who need the advantage. I’ve seen this many times where two players in solo are clearly working together and I dispatch them with no problem. Cheap flank maneuvers can be countered with choke points, sniper and signal points can be dealt with by rushing the signal player and/or watching for the shinning glint from the sniper and getting the jump on him. It’s also possible people are teaming up during the lobby, I have had a few people in the past see me come in with an RPK or A1 and shoot me party chats wanting to team up. I never accept though, I don’t trust anyone in this game. 2. Seeming to always know where you are comes down to things. First, if a player uses a signal they can see every player. From there you quickly memorize every spot and if you know the maps you can get a vague idea of where people are going. Then you guesstimate where others would be as you deal with each next target, listen for foot steps and keep a wide eye for motion. It’s not bulletproof but if you can expand your mind to retain number of players, and last locations - it’s definitely possible to hunt people down and get a good jump on them. The second thing is, knowing the maps and all the spawn locations. You can generally guess where other players might be based on number of players in the match and what map you’re on. For example, my bud and I like Draug for our warmup run. The map has roughly 16 main points to spawn on, most players go for one of the icons, so you just need to identify where they are and plan for a sweeping view of the areas for players running about. 9/10 I catch at least one player running to something, you pop a few rounds off to maybe kill them but definitely force their team mate to reveal themselves, and it’s easy hunting. I would say in the event where three people waved, it’s quite possible it was three friends who spawned same map at the same time, and took a lucky guess at where another play would spawn. Its not always hacking, sometimes it’s just intelligent hunting. One thing I don’t think a lot of players know to do also, is look through windows and closely at walls. I can’t tell you how many times I spotted a guys gun poking through the wall of a house. When you learn where the head positions to the gun based on prone/crouch it’s pretty easy to just line up a headshot through a wall and deal with campers. I’ve also got people by watching them move around a house through windows and got the jump on them because knew where they were.

Both known issues. It used to be worse for crashes, it seems that if you crash before you enter the match or it’s a crash on the server end loosing gear is a 50/50. If it’s a hard crash to dashboard or a connection issue on player side it seems to take gear. Maybe to prevent rage kids from shutting off xbox before they die.

I am wondering if having a system would work for Vigor where we had a Level of Progression represented by Challenges with rewards. The way this would work is we have challenges like ‘Kill X Enemies’ with a few tiers. Bronze = 100, Silver = 500, Gold = 1000. Each could provide a crate or crowns for achieving it and then it gives 1 point toward your progression level. Your progression level would then show like lv 1, with 10 more points to reach lv 2, and it would increase more for each next level. Challenges could range from kills, to kills with weapon type, to loot this many resources, to even travel this much distance of play this many matches on this map solo/Duos. This would give us something new to work toward and relatively easy to implement I believe. The down side maybe it knowing other players levels? When I see some players I never know if they’re good or bad. I’ve met players with ADR who were easy to deal with and have been owned by players with a thompson. Gear doesn’t represent skill level and that’s kind of a nice mystery element but having a level represent your skill might be a nice badge of honor too

You must be bringing a heavy gun or a lot of ammo into the encounter?

No need to be pissy. It’s simple that flooding the same topic in separate threads makes it harder to call attention to the issue as a collective. I fail to see how any of that is obvious regarding our opinions.

Depends on your approach and perspective of worth. The white crates offer me a customize option just about every other set. It’s not worth a lot to some, but I like having more color variants and emotes available.

You don’t need to keep making new posts about this.

Here’s a great link for all the promo codes to support partners for this game. I wish they would restock the jacket, I would love to snag one.

I think they’re pretty nice looking bags to be honest. They have different sashes and patterns. Not bad content 🙂 and it didn’t cost us crowns to have the bags either

You can enter them in the xbox market place under redeem code.

Day 1 I used the wave. Someone returned my wave, and when I turned my back they gunned me down. I messaged them asking why they bothered saying Hey if they were just going to kill me. Their response ‘Trust no one.’ So, for the longest time I haven’t bothered. Today, I was feeling friendly though. I did a naked supply run on Dverg. Came across a guy, and saw him aiming down on me so i ducked. He began to approach me slowly around the rock and I popped the wave. ‘Hey’ my guy said dorkishly. I waited, as he stared directly at me... a brief pause as I watched down the barrel for it to fire knowing what was coming. Then I hear it. ‘Hey!’ The wave was returned! Do I tossed him a Salute and went on my way, given new meaning in the life I was granted. I came down the hill toward the little tent base with ammunition’s. As I approached it, I saw a guy ahead walking into the campsite. I turned to my left as i heard footsteps and it was another player. Not sure if it was my new friend, I gave him a directional point toward the other player. He followed me to the camp and I presented myself to the other player with another Wave. He aims down and fires at me, so I ducked beneath a tent and hit him with that Wave a second time. It happens again... he bares down his sights on my direction and a pause issues. Then I hear the ‘Hey’ returned. Just then, the other player exposes themselves and the two pull up their arms at one another to fire and i slap them both with another Wave. ‘Hey’ I watch as they pause. I fully expected them to fire at each other, but to my surprise they both returned the wave at the same time! ’Hey’’Hey’ A beautiful Echo. We all shares amongst the loot and went out separate ways. I made my way to the signal and found a nice little loot alcove. Then headed for the signal to see what areas might be safe to loot. I hear footsteps in the house beside the signal, almost like they were waiting to camp anyone who thought to use it. I slap the Wave once more, ‘Hey’. Nothing returned, so i slowly back up. They come out of the house rushing toward me and I feel that this is it. They stop at the signal, so I throw another Wave out there. This time it’s a female character, they pause with the gun pointed at me and there it was. A brief, but whimsical, ‘Hey’. They hit the signal and went off toward the supply drop. I left the map, feeling the awesome power of the Wave. 🙂

I’ve addressed this in a prior post as well. It’s especially frustrating when you find the stash with an ADR and A1/Pura but cannot use them that match if you want to retain the ammo for later. Ammo isn’t to expensive to craft but it is unfortunate to lose ammo that you don’t use.

Look at it where points would be treated as currency. Maybe a transferable system would work better, cause people could just boost a few ranks and then buy a ton of white crates. Like 100 white crates = 1 gold but 1 gold = 10 white crates or something.

Proof?

Post some clips in feedback. It’ll get addressed.

Haha! A guy did this to me when they had to supply drop once. Smart move.

I only ask because there have been times where I hit the grab all button and it fills my inventory but grabs ammo and healing supplies over the crate leaving it on the body/crate. I then have to destroy something and manually select it

Did you confirm you had it in inventory at extraction and at end match? never heard of this but that’s got to be awful

I’ve thought about them having a point system rather than the crate being what it is. It would work like this- T1: 1 Point T2: 5 Points T3: 25 Points T4: 50 Points T5: 100 Points and so on... Then in the shop crates cost the same points respectfully. Then you could collect points and after at least 100 matches you’d snag a gold crate with your points.

This is a great idea. The scarecrows could be Santa during December. Maybe even have this for the missions. Loot containers could be jack-o-lanterns or christmas presenters or Cornacopia. I’m USA of course, but it would be neat to see other Holidays celebrated around the World recognized as well as season themes.

My guy is really starting to show the affects of looting inside those radiation waves, lol! https://gamerdvr.com/gamer/kuljack/screenshot/13273525

So I just found my first photo. The image was shoddy at best for its location, but I was determined. I had a few details on the photo that stood out to me so I focused on those roaming the map. A guy started firing on me while I was looking the photo and almost got me but luckily I made it out of that fight alive. Spent the whole match looking and just as the rad wave was upon me, I took a left when I was gonna take a tight between to extractions and came upon an area that looked like the photo. Took only another glance to line myself up and found the stash. It had an ADR, an A1, a G3, antibiotics and a TON of food. I think i left with somewhere between 150-250. This was a totally new experience to the game I really enjoyed. The rewards felt worth the effort too. Not sure what food will do for ya in the future, but I’ll be stocking up while I find these stashed from the looks of it. A bonus was finding a few areas on the map I never explored and finding good loot. This event is giving us a reason to explore every inch of a map and do something that doesn’t force us to hunt others or fight over loot locations.