The Escape From Tarkov flea market ban, initially set for two weeks, has been prolonged by five days to gather additional feedback and determine the next steps. This move has altered the gameplay experience, prompting discussions on potentially recurring closures at the start of wipes to test new features.
Players eagerly awaiting the reopening of the flea market in Escape From Tarkov will now have to wait until January 14th. The decision to extend the ban was announced on the game’s social media platforms, highlighting the development team’s commitment to incorporating player feedback.
Receiving a positive reception from the Tarkov community, the temporary closure of the flea market has stirred calls for its permanent removal. While this is unlikely, the extension implies a potential recurring practice during wipes to introduce and test new elements, reflecting the developers’ responsiveness to player input.
Notably, Escape From Tarkov’s game director, Nikita Buyanov, has responded to player complaints regarding hit boxes in the game. Following concerns over one-shot kills to the throat area due to unprotected hit boxes, Buyanov announced plans to merge the throat hit box with the chest hit box, aiming to reduce deaths from chest shots.
This swift decision to address player grievances demonstrates Battlestate Games’ commitment to community engagement and continual improvement, underscoring their responsiveness to player feedback during this wipe. These adjustments signal a promising outlook for Escape From Tarkov as it progresses towards its anticipated full 1.0 launch in the near future.
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