Best Structural Parts To get With Engineers Badges in Crossout

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• JB

  @JBRider · 2 years ago · pinned

  I Personally think they could just add the parts to the Factions that they belong and just select to level them just like the other ones. It's Crazy that you need 108300 Badges to unluck all of them if you have nothing and that number is only going to grow. I Made a small mistake in the intro where i mentioned that you needed to buy the pass to get the parts that is INCORRECT. All the structual parts are free for all players and you do not need to buy the pass. It's just that if you start playing in 2024 you have a lot of catching up to do. Most people always focus on weapons, cabin and modules but if you don't have good structural parts you won't be able to make the most effective build you visioned in your mind. Leave your thoughts in the comments and let's discuss it.

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• FL

  @FLVCKO_DEV · 2 years ago

  Just a tip for you newer players any part that has pass through and adds actual durability to your car is a must have cause i saw JB made a mistake saying that the helicopter wing aint worth getting but parts like that are S tier the durability to weight ratio is almost 1 it has pass through and it adds durability to your actual vehicle hope that helps ✌🏽

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• KY

  @kyleanspach3457 · 2 years ago (edited)

  As someone who has all the structural parts...<br>My short list of what to buy first:<br>Elbows<br>Screeners<br>Saya<br>Crane sides<br>Gassan bumper <br>APC bumpers<br>I believe some of the base faction parts available can be earned by leveling without spending badges. (Verify before spending badges, or you&apos;ll pay for things you could get for free.)

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• AE

  @Aegis_Seven · 2 years ago

  I think it took me two years of playing nearly everyday and having the premium account exp bonus to unlock all the prestige faction parts. It’s crazy how much they expect a new player to sink in order just to have decent structural parts.

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• KA

  @kamel9715 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I really appreciate this video. I&apos;ve been trying to get my noob friend into crossout, but it&apos;s hard explaining literally EVERYTHING or ANYTHING to new players, cuz crossout just doesn&apos;t really help or inform new players lol.<br><br>Ps also i would reccomend getting parts with a 3 pin dimension, lots of times builds will have awkward positioning and having those odd numbered parts can save on structure limit

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• TO

  @tofupanda8168 · 2 years ago

  co pilot guide would be a good addition for this series

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• WA

  @wadebrown8772 · 2 years ago

  For new players, build with structural parts with high explosion resistance and melee resistance. Or use part with resistance to whatever you face the most, whether it be blast dmg or fire dmg

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• PO

  @poneio · 2 years ago

  Well done JB not many experienced players like yourself put such good videos out for newer players. You are definitely playing a part in keeping cross out alive, coz as we all know gaijin don&apos;t do a good job at that themselves lol. New players need help more now than ever and I was also shocked to see the sheer amount of structural parts they need to unlock! Anyhow well done and keep up the good work love all your videos 👍 keep up the good work man 🙂.

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• RA

  @RazudMezeghis · 2 years ago

  Even with tons of parts, theres still MISSING A LOT of uneven pins parts, like 3/3, 5/3, 5/5, 7/7, etc..<br><br>Since i stop playing for a couple of years, theres plenty of parts i dont have, but i find them to much expensive... they should cost 100 for simple parts and 300 only for big bumpers or passive melee parts.

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• DI

  @DirkyDirk · 2 years ago (edited)

  Tried getting back into crossout a few months ago and this was hell. I was grinding for badges until I had to quit. Again. If you play for years you can unlock all the factions, but the battlepass armor is just too unfair.

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• DE

  @dennis.the.drummer · 2 years ago

  Thabks JB.<br>My mates and I have just started, and it is actually a simple game to play, but incredibly complex to understand and master.<br>Videos like this help.

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• CC

  @CCcheetah-eg1cq · 2 years ago

  Thx so much I was asking you this in your recent stream appreciate the video

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