I can go from Mountain Knot to Mama's lab without touching the ground lol.
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Death Stranding |OT| Peace Walker
- Thread starter Kindekuma
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So basically the voidout happens, causing Sam to go to the Seam. There you look for a golden Sam. When you come back the game takes you to the last auto save and the copse is removed from the world to prevent a voidout.
So am I wrong but it seems like some EX grenades make BTs move away but one attracts them? the way I read about it online is 0,1,2 are supposed to just be the same at different levels of intensity? Blood ones seem the most efficient to stick too though?
I also have another question but I don't know if its a spoiler to ask, is this like other open-world games that you can keep doing side stuff once you finished? or is there say a spot where its the point of no return?
I am probably spending too much time in the early chapters just doing cargo runs haha its surprisingly addictive.
I also have another question but I don't know if its a spoiler to ask, is this like other open-world games that you can keep doing side stuff once you finished? or is there say a spot where its the point of no return?
I am probably spending too much time in the early chapters just doing cargo runs haha its surprisingly addictive.
#2 attracts. #1 moves them away. #0 makes them visible for a longer period.
yes, it is
Haha, awesome! I'm going to extend mine to the timefall farm shortly, and then I only need to take it east about 1000m and someone has extend all the way to the lab.
Where we're going, we won't need roads...
For a game about connecting people, the characters in the open world are truly a void-out of charisma. Might has well have been a silent terminal, I would waste less time at least. Truly awful dialogues, and all the cameos are more immersion breaking than endearing.
Speaking of waste of time, all the repeated cutscenes really needed an auto-skip option. I can't believe I have to skip three (!!) cutscenes everytime Norman Reedus take a shower. It's a bit like in BotW when you enter a shrine but with Kojima's cutscenes lenght. Connecting the network, recycling, delivering the package in the fault, I could go on, they get really old really fast.
Last complain really has to be the combat scenarios: BTs and MULEs have truly a combat system as deep as a puddle. BTs are okaish in theory, but very very samey after a while. MULEs are just a waste of time, they'll charge blindly and easily dispatched with basic tools. From someone that did MGSV, I didn't expect that stealth and basic combat would suffer this much. They are not the focus of the game, that much is clear, but they clearly were an afterthought, could have done without tbh, scrap MULEs and try something a bit more varied for BTs
I trashed the game so far but I will say that the core gameplay is fantastic. The gameplay loop is super addicting, the building aspect of the game, both as a single player and as a community effort, truly stands out as something that will influence developers in the future. It's a bit obfuscated by way too many systems sometimes, I would love to see this "social system" applied to a cleaner, leaner game. To me it's a resounding success, never excepted to like it this much this part of the game.
Speaking of waste of time, all the repeated cutscenes really needed an auto-skip option. I can't believe I have to skip three (!!) cutscenes everytime Norman Reedus take a shower. It's a bit like in BotW when you enter a shrine but with Kojima's cutscenes lenght. Connecting the network, recycling, delivering the package in the fault, I could go on, they get really old really fast.
Last complain really has to be the combat scenarios: BTs and MULEs have truly a combat system as deep as a puddle. BTs are okaish in theory, but very very samey after a while. MULEs are just a waste of time, they'll charge blindly and easily dispatched with basic tools. From someone that did MGSV, I didn't expect that stealth and basic combat would suffer this much. They are not the focus of the game, that much is clear, but they clearly were an afterthought, could have done without tbh, scrap MULEs and try something a bit more varied for BTs
I trashed the game so far but I will say that the core gameplay is fantastic. The gameplay loop is super addicting, the building aspect of the game, both as a single player and as a community effort, truly stands out as something that will influence developers in the future. It's a bit obfuscated by way too many systems sometimes, I would love to see this "social system" applied to a cleaner, leaner game. To me it's a resounding success, never excepted to like it this much this part of the game.
Thanks, heaps that are super useful!
I had a feeling that 1 and 2 seemed to have those functions, had no idea what 0 was doing so that's brilliant to know.
lmao
fun fact: in my entire play through, I used the grenades exactly one time outside of the first boss fight. they were just never on my mind.
i guess i got lucky with a bug in the game, i got fed up of being constantly killed trying to get my stuff back from their locker so i put down everyone i could and got a warning about needing to burn their bodies so i put them in a truck and left it alone, eventually the market just disappeared from the map
they also say peach, missed the screenshot chance so i saved the video and went back and discovered that too
yeah, while they may fit thematically, the (lack of) ai & mechanics involved in mule encounters indicate they were, indeed, a late addition. i agree with you: some variations with the bt encounters would've been preferable...
Chapter 6 and I'm finally happy with the game. I actually want to do deliveries. I can use my van and hit everyone. It's great. One time I had to go search for something on foot and doing that balance crap with the rocks and tripping and I nearly rage quit. Hopefully I never have to walk again.
For me at least it gets tricky in the larger camps in if there are more than a few mules grouped together. While the strand-tying animation plays the others have time to get up in my business so I gotta kite them around for a while to space them out. Once you get the bola gun I find it's easier to incapacitate them from a distance then run around and kick them to sleep.
Wind farm almost done......even purposely getting sucked in doesn't give you more then 3 minutes of peace. I really hate these early areas that have permanent rain spots.
Welp, had my first void out.Is there a consequence, or just a nuisance?
I imagine it's impossible near a city, or it'd be a game over.
I imagine it's impossible near a city, or it'd be a game over.
What's the after effect? I want to try it, but I'm absolutely save scumming lol
Seems to be a giant sealed off crater that utterly decimates the landscape.
right? I'm in Chapter 3 and can't wait to get to those goods - whatever they may be. Without much context, I don't feel spoiled.
holy shit those were REAL fucking tears from Die-Hardman.
Give that man...some sort of award. goddamn
It has already gone full MGS4 for me and I have like 5 episodes to go.
Bruh, those were real heartbreaking tears. Can't imagine what that performance day was like.
yea man.
I'm speechless. He was definitely whaling but I just assumed he was a good actor faking it. Didn't realize he was *that* good.
I read an article that said NPCs can die because of your decisions, is there a lot of this stuff in the game? Not a fan of things like that, because I then feel compelled to look up information on how to avoid NPC deaths etc., which means potentially coming across huge spoilers... I prefer linear games where I can just play without worrying about making wrong decisions.
Lol, took Viktor a ruined package:
"What the fuck happened out there? You fall down a mountain or two?"
It's a good thing these autobots can sing, because they can't transport worth a damn. 100% damage. What the hell are they doing, bouncing on their heads?
"What the fuck happened out there? You fall down a mountain or two?"
It's a good thing these autobots can sing, because they can't transport worth a damn. 100% damage. What the hell are they doing, bouncing on their heads?
The bastards started using tractor beams last time I saw them. They're like the fricking Borg.
Kojima only mentioned one prepper that may die if you don't do deliveries for him for a while.
From what I've seen I suspect he was talking about....
the Elder that needs medicine. I don't know if he can actually die but I made sure to deliver things to him to avoid that.
Never tried it, but maybe when they're holding out their cargo to show you, you could use the triggers to grab it too. Trading in the field!
Ok, so nothing major... good to know, thanks!
