Ahh. I want to just make a beeline through the story deliveries. But i can't help myself. 😭
Yeah unfortunately the game is on the cakewalk side of the spectrum even on hard.
The entire point if the game is speed and efficiency, while there migh tbe a direct lack of teeth in a traditional sense, all the obstacles are there to slow you down and if they manage to do that they have "won".
Then if being slowed down is pretty much the only drawback, it should be incredibly easy to understand how for some of us that's nowhere near punishing enough for it to be engaging, right?
Yep played offline all the way, I've never connected the game once. I've had a tiny handful of structures that the game has pre-placed there for me, with pretend names and likes attached to them; but that was mostly at the very start, I've had almost nothing since.
Goes way, way farther for much longer than the standard one, but has no cargo capacity. Though as long as you can fit everything on your back that doesn't really matter so much, just pray you don't ever run out of battery :P
I understand preference, but I don't understand refusing to engage in the systems to try to achieve speed and efficiency if you're finding plodding along boring.
If you could take your game to a place with a connection, maybe even have a friend sign into your account from their location, it might populate your instance with a bunch of things so you can get a look at how it works.
Yeh I get the preference, just not the stubbornness to at least engage with it. One of the posters above said they had never even placed a ladder or a rope...
There actually is, you can escape from the non-boss fights.
I could actually just hotspot my phone and connect the PS4 that way, but I'm conscious of data usage and I figured it was better to just wait for a constant connection so my world gets re-populated more often; I'm hoping it'll get fixed in the next couple of days, and tbh I've actually enjoyed the emptiness somewhat :P
I don't think I've actually fought and defeated a single BT. Every time I've gotten caught and dragged under, it's just been a case of reaching high ground or getting a certain distance away from the monster before the encounter just... 'ends', and all of the BTs in that area vanish altogether. Usually my cargo and vehicles are intact afterwards too so it's never a particularly big deal.
Isn't it funny that the bike has a weight limit, but when I put everything on my back and then sit on the bike it doesn't matter.
Nice, thanks! I'll wear the level 3s now then and save the others for later in the game.
When I open the map and put the cursor over a paver, it shows what resources are needed.
But with what systems can I engage with? Stamina is illusory, it only prevents you from sprinting if depleted. Weight is meaningless, because even supassing by one Kg my weight limit (the most I've tried, as I was a fool and thought weight meant something), I still can do everything I can do without it, just with a bit more tumbling and slower speed while depleting more stamina (which again, it's meaningless). Using tools is a simple matter of preference as you can bypass anything by pressing forward on foot and gripping your cargo.
The game isn't super realistic, I don't find stuff like that weird. I mean, we're trecking across a huge part of America in hours...
Oh. Well you could hotspot for like 1 min a day and update. The game doesn't update in real time anyway, so you won't be far off the experience of always online.
The creative systems that solve the problem of "which route is fastest here" so you can set up a large network of interconnecting solutions which makes deliveries swift and efficient?
FTFY (jesus, this actually reads like a Death Stranding email)
