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Death Stranding |OT| Peace Walker
- Thread starter Kindekuma
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Just gotta find that smaller percent of people who have the legend/legend of legend stuff.
I am at Chapter 8, and by now I can confidently say this: I'm so grateful that Sony took at chance on letting Kojima go completely unhinged batshit crazy Kojima, because what he created is absolutely and unequivocally unique and new.
It took me all of about 15 minutes with a bike and speed skeleton. Tbh, I actually kind of feel like you eventually get too much helpful gear that trivializes some things a bit more than I'd hoped. Though I suppose it could be tedious without it.
Pretty much, they tend to be the ones who know the mechanics more.
Do you mind elaborating on this a bit? I only just discovered the ability to use strand contracts, so this is probably me.
Yes and Louise was given the name his unborn daughter was going to have had his pregnant wife not been killed in a voidout. So he named Lou that in honor of her. Oh and in case you forgot, Lou is actually a clone of Sam, as are all BB units that are powering the chiral network.
The real question is when does the uprising start? :O
Doesn't the camp close to lake knot city have some? I thought there was lots of metal there.
It was a little further back, actually. Here:
Their buildings will appear in your game world. To use more strand contracts you need to put in work as well.
See strand contracts above.
Making highways and building routes will make the game faster long run.
They are all down hill after that one. And even that one was mostly exciting because it was the first such experience. The rest are like...merely passable as far as mechanics goes. And all the free materials that get tossed your way really shows me that they knew there were real problems here and chose the bandaid route.
Just very far from the good MGS battles of the past.
Just discovered the strand contracts lol. Gonna make some of them at home. Thanks!
I got the funniest Game Over during the final boss fight
I beat the whale BT, then after the next scene loaded I immediately tripped over which trashed my cargo. I nearly flipped out until I realised the game autosaved the moment the BT went down, phew.
Oh ok, I did this a little bit the other day, I just wasn't sure what it meant, so I'm on the right track. Thanks!
So... are built roads only specific to YOUR game (I.e. they aren't shared structures like bridges/ladders/etc)?
I find it impossible to believe I'm the only damn person around Lake/South Knot that's actually completing roads.
I find it impossible to believe I'm the only damn person around Lake/South Knot that's actually completing roads.
Contributed with highways in chapter 3 area.
Once I went west I didn't bother with it. And haven't felt the lack of roads yet... (ch.9)
I did make routes tho in mount city. A lot.
Truthfact.
I now need a sequel titled
Death Stranding: Attack of The Clones
where Sam undertakes a quest to free all of the clones — his literal brothers and sisters — from their Chiral network bondage, marking the former hero as a terrorist and an enemy of the State in the process. A fight for the soul of humanity.
where Sam undertakes a quest to free all of the clones — his literal brothers and sisters — from their Chiral network bondage, marking the former hero as a terrorist and an enemy of the State in the process. A fight for the soul of humanity.
I wonder how many of his future movies will also have them.
Roads speed up moving through the main area a lot as you can boost full pelt on a bike or truck to the main points. Definitely worth it.
West, I'm not sure yet as maybe ziplines will be enough...
I've been building roads. At one point I was hauling around 4k metal. I didn't know about the Strand Contract thing to help with that.
You're right that's the alloy one. The ceramics one should be the one above that, East of the Craftsman.
They can be enough, yes.
Edit: but roads still allow for you to use trucks and really carry a lot of shit. So eh
Does MULE get expanded on later in the game? Cus so far their motivation might be the single worst motivation for a villain faction I've ever seen in any media.
"Chasing a deliverey high"? You're telling me these Monsters Inc looking guys are running around the apoxalypse getting off on stealing ladders to stick in postboxes?
By comparison I havn't met them yet but Homo Demons are inherently just incredibly threatening by concept.
"Chasing a deliverey high"? You're telling me these Monsters Inc looking guys are running around the apoxalypse getting off on stealing ladders to stick in postboxes?
By comparison I havn't met them yet but Homo Demons are inherently just incredibly threatening by concept.
I'm definitely building them anyway. Trucks are too good.
Wheelie, jump, and boost. You can even take trucks to remote places.
Nope thats it.
Mind you, this is a threat full of people spending more than 25 hours in Chapter 3, delivering Cargo like cazy, so i dont think the concept is that far fatched ;-)
MULES are just like an environmental hazard, they're not supposed to be in-depth. They work well as intended, imo.
Yeh that main area is sorted. I made like 6 parts of the road, and contributed here and there. The rest was made by others. Been smooth sailing for me.
There is not a single road west of the mountains haha... zipline ftw.
Mechanically that's debatable. But still, it's an absurd motivation.
Hey all! Quick question, and apologies if this has been asked 1million times.
Do you need PS+ to take advantage of the online features such as likes, and using other players' vehicles/items/etc? Or do you just need to have your PS4 connected to the internet?
Do you need PS+ to take advantage of the online features such as likes, and using other players' vehicles/items/etc? Or do you just need to have your PS4 connected to the internet?
Mechanically they're just a type of terrain to consider planning around, much like all other terrain types. Unless you choose to engage with them, they're pretty much just a hazard to plan around.
I don't think it's absurd at all, considering the tone of the game. The Like aspect is hammed up on purpose, and the effects of the Death Stranding are numerous and heavy. The idea that within this universe these porters had a psychotic break of some kind and found themselves addicted to that rush fits in great.
When you're not around...
When you're not around...
When you're not around...
When you're not around...
When you're not around...
When you're not around...
When you're not around...
You say that...but look at all the posters in here chasing ever more Likes for their deliveries and checking leaderboards. 😅 Actively stating their consternation about not getting enough of these 👍
Now take that demonstrable reality and sprinkle on some death dust on them. That would make these same posters even more extreme about it. I could definitely see some of these folk stealing cargo if it meant them getting more likes. Shit man, is society really even far off from that? I feel like this was a Dark Mirror episode.
Premise doesn't seem so absurd now, huh. The like system inclusion is not by happenstance.
Exactly. While the game encourages you to chase likes, the MULEs act as a reflection of taking it to an extreme. It all clicks in place imo.
don't worry about missing anything. You can do all that stuff post-game
No, and no. Dismantle away if you want to clean up your chiral zen garden.