Make UP TO 7 MILLION This Week From Your Hideout In Escape From Tarkov | Short Guides

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Published on March 4, 2021 6:00:06 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcsKnBovyIo

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This short Escape From Tarkov guide tries to show you what crafts are the most profitable this week in the hideout.

All the daily approximations for profit are gross, meaning before the flea market fee, so you are likely to make less money after that cut.

However, this guide also assumes in its daily and weekly estimates that you aren't ever going to leave the generator on to make crafts offline.

If you do leave your generator on while you're offline, you could possibly make a lot more since you can complete crafts offline and take part in the Intelligence Center crafts.

The Intelligence Center crafts can make you an extra million every week, and if you start another craft before you get off that will also be another boost in cash.

If you are choosing a craft to make before you go offline, I would recommend choosing one of the crafts that take longer but have a higher gross profit per craft.

Since you won't be hopping back on constantly this will ensure you can make the most money from the one craft you choose to run between Tarkov gaming sessions.

You can check out the latest Flea Market info on https://tarkov-market.com/

Check out the Tarkov Wiki too, for anything you need to know about Tarkov https://escapefromtarkov.gamepedia.com/Escape_from_Tarkov_Wiki

Also, all the predictions for daily and weekly earnings are very literal and only account for the money earned by completed crafts.

That's why some crafts may show 0 earnings in their first 3 hours if they have a crafting time that takes longer than 3 hours.

Finally, I mentioned it in the video, but all the numbers are going to change rapidly and will likely render the numbers in this video out of date.

However, many components do stay pretty consistent and should only fluctuate by thousands which at that point you could just buy the lows and sell the highs.

Just try to add the expenses before you commit to a craft and make sure they are less than the profit by a fair amount.

Especially on higher price crafts, the fees can be pretty crazy sometimes. Like the M61 trade in this video has a flea market fee of about 80,000 I believe, but you still make 60,000 after that.

Enjoy the crafting.

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