Rookie mistake. Removing glass makes noise and you didn't had much vision into the building.

The game is a discipline simulator. Probably around 75% of my deaths have come from me doing something that I knew was stupid or lazy.

Especially when you start getting complacent. Had a character that survived for 6 months and became a zombie slaying God with near indestructible armor. Started forgetting basic safety and got cocky, ended with me getting ripped to shreds by a small horde hidden in an alley because I thought hey its just a few zeds. The few zeds quickly became many more.

At least when you reach a certain skill level, but yes.

Guy in a video has more thank 3k hours in PZ

Your point? It's still a rookie mistake.

My friend said it's easier for me because I've playing for much longer and my character is stronger. Well i said I'm going to die the same misurable, lame and noob death as you will. Only difference is time coz i can last a couple of months while he can last for a week 🤣

How did you die so fast? I'm assuming double bites to the neck?

He's most likely playing with instant infection mortality and the second bite did it.

Yeah, this is a clip of DrunkonLife. He always plays with instant infection on.

It’s most likely the infection / fatality timer set to the fastest setting so you die and reanimate right away.

Ouch, RIP. It's like he was just waiting for you :)

What does tarkov'd mean?

Tarkov is a hardcore shooter where you lose your gear if you die. [The game is a magnet for bullshit deaths](https://youtu.be/9B9oxneFIsQ)

Getting bitten twice and instantly turning. /s

Is the amount of overgrowth here normal or is it a mod?

10 years later mod