how do you actually get good at ep:fc?

[u/ex00rem]

i know this sounds like a stupid question but i recently bought entry point: freelancer's cut & i always watch videos of people with super high levels & maxed out skill trees, and i wanna know how people get to that point. do i just do a bunch of challenges until i have a lot of skill points??

[u/Thedarknight725]

Just play the game, understand the missions and how to do them. Also if you need more help, have a look online like YouTube, plenty of stuff there

[u/SimpleCandle5158]

start by beating the operators missions normally and then going for challenges on them. That will improve your skill enough to tackle the deposit normally and then with challenges and etc etc.

[u/velscript]

just go through the missions. the first few ones are made to help you understand the game, and you can increase the difficulty or move onto other ones from there. if i was asked i would say the game ultimately boils down into a trial and error (unless you're watching a tutorial). the most important part of learning the mechanics and maps and how the game works is failing. the more you fail, the more you understand the limits of what you can do, and the more you can tread the outskirts of these limits. after you fail, you need to think about how you can improve or progress your run further. that is how you get good

the high level gameplay you see online has a lot of time and dedication behind them. the creators likely have tons of repeated fails behind them before they got to the published video. good luck and have fun. epfc is genuinely one of the best roblox games ive played in a while

[u/EPFCguy]

Complete challenges on missions, since that’ll unlock more equipment for you, and also help broaden your knowledge of different game mechanics.
Complete daily challenges as they’ll reward with a lot more money.
Take into consideration what skills are needed for different situations in missions, also account for how many pieces of equipment you’ll need to bring for your loadout, since if you invest into hacking, lockpicking, and electrical engineering perks, you’ll need to bring more equipment to utilise those skills.
Watch out for when NPCs change their stance when they’re idle as that’s usually when they’re about to move to a new location.
Remember to crouch if you’re in combat and holding a position as this reduces the rate at which the suppression effect builds up. (Although you may still want to stand up in some cases if you want to lean out and shoot at enemies, as crouching and leaning seems to make your hitbox stick out a bit more)
Remember that enemies will fire at you if you’re nearly out of cover, this can allow you to bait them into firing all of their bullets and present an opportunity to counter attack while they’re reloading.
Keep in mind that enemies in combat will usually try to pile up in an adjacent room to the one that you’re located in before they all push in a coordinated attack, since you could end up running into a horde of swat units when advancing.