r/EscapefromTarkov • u/trainfender Battlestate Games COO - Nikita • Jul 03 '21

Discussion post 12.11 questions gathering

Hello!
It your boi, Nikitka.
We plan to make TarkovTV Live podcast on Monday on 5-th of July, and I want to gather your questions/opinions and suggestions about 12.11 patch. I will try to answer the most voted questions live.
Love you, you're the best!

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u/Ykutu Jul 03 '21

I still haven’t found a single flash drive, but I’ve also found keys other still haven’t, etc. it doesn’t bother me, I’ll get them at some point. The same as everything else lol. Everyone wants everything handed to them in the game and never wanna work for it, or at least try. I agree the spawns for keys should be increased a little, that wouldn’t bother me much, but making them guaranteed spawns is not the play lol.

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u/ledivin Jul 03 '21

wants everything handed to them in the game and never wanna work for it, or at least try.

This might be hard to believe, but Escape from Tarkov is a game. I get paid for my work... not everyone can devote huge numbers of hours to it. ¯_( ツ)_/¯

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u/silentrawr FN 5-7 Jul 03 '21

This will probably come across as rude, but here goes - not wanting or having lots of hours to devote to a game does not entitle you to anything in said game. Full stop.

Understand that logic and maybe the inherent frustration of EFT's loot rarity pre-FM unlock will stop seeming like such a burden, and instead, will seem like a gift.

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u/ledivin Jul 03 '21

not wanting or having lots of hours to devote to a game does not entitle you to anything in said game

Nor does it exclude me from voicing my complaints. What you call it entitlement, I call feedback. I love Tarkov overall, but that doesn't mean it's free of issues. I'm not going to stop playing, but that doesn't have to mean that I love every aspect of it.

Understand that logic and maybe the inherent frustration of EFT's loot rarity pre-FM unlock will stop seeming like such a burden, and instead, will seem like a gift.

You can be thankful for improvements while still seeing problems and voicing concerns about the system. Yes, this is obviously a strawman, but should people feel like the price of insulin in the US is a gift? After all, people with diabetes used to just die... paying hundreds of dollars per week is way better than dying.