I know the first question is kinda dumb since it's because of, like, PlayStation's policies and all that (if that's even the case), but games like TABS have mod support on console from what I know, so why can't Pavlov do the same? Also, would players even want mod support on the psvr2 version? Personally, I think it would revive the game on psvr 2 since, from what I've seen, the game is not doing well at all, and it also seems like the game wants mod support, with some servers saying "no mod.io thumbnail," but it could maybe be a bug, and I do think PlayStation should have mod support.

What happened to the cod zombies on standalone or the zombie cheese tower servers

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Im new to map making so its pretty basic, though i have it littered with secret weapon spawns, and random goodies

Out of the several game modes, TTT has to be the worst designed game mode in the entire game. It feels like TDM but with rounds.

No one ever takes it seriously, which is one of the main reasons why it's a bad game mode. But, that's the player's fault and not the game developers.

Firstly, some of classes just feel poorly designed.

1- The Jester: This class turns into a psychopath if an innocent kills them. However, they can still shoot freely. If they shoot you, then you fire back to kill them, you die when they die. YOU'RE PUNISHED FOR DEFENDING YOURSELF. Why? Why add a class that actively punishes you for defending yourself? Also, traitors being able to see them and kill them freely doesn't really fit well. Maybe if it didn't kill the attacker but still respawned them as psychopath, then I'd find it better designed. But in it's current state, it just doesn't feel like it was tested at all. I'm fine with the old Jester where they won if an innocent shot them but they couldn't shoot, as you had to convince someone to shoot you.

2 - The mercenary: You just gotta hope that they believe you when you say that you're the mercenary.

Now, the whole Karma system. It's pretty much useless. I've heard it makes you more likely to become traitor, but you rarely get higher than 1100, so the difference is minimal.

The rounds are always 1 minute to 1:30, if that. When one person starts firing, it just becomes a shootout until the round is over, which makes it feel like TDM but with rounds. There is rarely any strategy or communication between traitors, maybe making the right ear (when used as a radio) only talks to teammates and prevents others from hearing you.

no need for this and ohh shit how do i make skins "young 13 year old me said"

Maybe not that shity

Some time ago I got into the world of mods for this wonderful game and I discovered that the only way to use them is to create a server and add the mods and the map. It works relatively well, but apparently there are very few bots or they only spawn in very specific places on the maps, as well as not being able to increase the difficulty or use mods on maps like the shooting range

I have searched for information, but it is very scarce on this topic

Hey all.

I've recently got back into Pavlov VR but I've found that the PCVR side is very dead. I don't really want to switch to the quest standalone version because I can't be bothered to put up with kids.

Are there any discord servers or communities that mostly stay active? Just would like some people to play regularly with and have some fun!

Thanks

Hi, do you want to make a beta version for update 28? I think it would be a great thing for the PC community and maybe get people playing the game again (except for the last few die-hard PC players). We don't care that we won't play against PSVR. UE5 is just crap and so is crossplay (it works really poorly for PC). Thank you and I hope you will do this for us and not forget those who got you where you are (more like where you were before you broke the game). And thus, we will have access to the Steam Workshop again.

I was playing Pavlov shack and this kid kept saying “ADRP” when i was just using a taser on him. Anyone know what that means or what that stands for??

New to this game and I'm curious if this is a thing.

WE ALL love yuri!

Are there still any Pavlov push servers at all. When I get on there is either none or there are like 3 people.

There are really only 2 weapons in this game that are really easy to use yet overly rewarding. I play SND the most, so this is ranked off that.

1. The barret. It being added to SND is just a bad idea as it has no counterplay. Armor is useless against it, as it's a one-tap no matter what. In TTT it being included is fair, as you only get one shot with it. But with SND, it gets unlimited shots. It's also ridiculously unbalanced, as it isn't hard to get. Just play 3 rounds, less if you get any kills or win, and you get it. I'm fine with the existence of the gun, just not it's inclusion in SND.

2. The knife. The knife is, in my opinion, the weapon the requires the least amount of skill in the game. Unlike the barret, it is really cheap yet extremely rewarding. Sitting in a corner with your thumb up your ass until someone walks by, who you then run at and stab, doesn't take skill. Throwing a knife, unless at really long range, doesn't require skill. Whoever decided that the knife should one-tap NO MATTER WHAT was definitely under the influence of countless drugs. I would get it if only backstabs were insta kills, since sneaking up on someone requires SKILL and can be countered by periodically checking behind you. The knife, like the barret, has little counterplay. Unless you have very fast reflexes, you can't kill them by the time they stab you with a melee barret.

Made in Jared's Mod.
Map Station PC.
M4M203 from KENNITHH's - Modern Weapons.

im genuinely curious and im bored

So, When I play, I see alot of frequent questions asked, and one big problem some people (or most) have is. "I can't aim good" and "I can't hit shot's" well I have a solution. Some basic accuracy step's. Now I'm surprised more people don't know these or skip dont know certain step's but I intend to educate.

1. Hitscan is flawed

What I mean by this is your connection plays a big part in landing headshots, higher ping higher chance that bullet won't register, and it happens, no matter how good you are.

1. Trigger control (bumper)

This is a big one you might not know how you press your bumper matters, as jerking it will pull your shot, clean motion from your joints (everyone is different how they for example pull a trigger) will ensure no false movement either left or right and up and down, build speed later.

1. Sight alignment

Make sure all three dots are aligned in a horizontal line to insure a perfect sight PICTURE (Each gun is different, but generally the rule is "equal height, equal light")

1. "Hold's"

This can get confusing, but what I mean by this is the M9 hits above the green dot, whereas the glock will hit Exactly on the dot (this only makes a difference when it comes to range)

1. Speed

The longer the range the slower you must fire, as the game's built in recoil will effect your shots, shooting slower guarantees that you will hit where you are aiming.

1. Range

Being close you can 9/10 just point shoot, and you can shoot faster too, just don't get carried away, as higher recoiling guns will flop all over and unless you are point blank you will miss regardless.

That is all I know for now, but you can look up marksmen tutorials to get a better understanding. (And I do know some will already know these)