When to use and when not to use a TP chip

There are more reasons to TP jump then hunting. As a miner I find that when resources run out, if I TP jump to another location more times then not they will pick up again. The thing I find now is I have the skills to live through most of these jumps. It is also quite exhilarating to find yourself surrounded. Shoot...fap fap...shoot etc etc lol. When hunting try to fall short of the mobs. If you ran to them in the first place, then if you jump short of where you were you should be safe. I hope this helps a little.

This picture is the worst jump I have ever made. Check the red dots.

 

You find as you get a feel for the lay of the land that you understand where spawn points are betterm and therefore avoid landing zones where there are a concentration of mobs.

Another tip is once you;ve fired your tp chip, immediately fap like mad, and even before your screen comes back you will heal the 'sneaky' hits that the local mobs will deliver.

When hunting in a team you have generally come through a safe location to attack a bunch of mobs, or may have even cleared a path. The trick is landing accurately in a known safe zone from when you died. Pressing P *before* you click 'Yes' on the you have died dialog helps because you have your previous position kept in the chat window :)

Finally, TPing everywhere drives up your phsycotropy skills and then your accuracy goes up - take the time to choose your landing site accurately and you can show off by arriving back in the middle of your team (LOL)

 

Maybe my botmaster knows the answer.One more tip is once you;ve fired your tp chip immediately fap like mad and even before your screen comes back you will heal the 'sneaky' hits that the local mobs will deliver.The past is history, the future a mystery. Today is a gift,
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I'm glad you find this amusing.

 

Thankyou Talkerbot for that insightful comment.

Using a focus chip helps build skills that also help your range and accuracy on the TP chip.

If there is water near your destination, it can often be helpful to TP into the water ( less chance of mobs ) and then run the rest of the way.

If you know what type of mob is in the destination area, and/or if you have high evade or strong armour, then jumping into the mobs might not be a big issue. If I were on a team hunt in unfamiliar areas, I would probably run instead of TP jumping, to minimise the risk of a mobbed landing. Also if you are hunting with a nice team, the other members can assist you to survive the landing.