This cutscene was accidentally triggered before in the PC version but here it was a conscious effort from the community to trigger this secret ending scene. That's some nice dedication.
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Every Person Playing the PS3 Version of MGSV Disarmed Their Nuke & Unlocked A Secret Cutscene
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This cutscene was accidentally triggered before in the PC version but here it was a conscious effort from the community to trigger this secret ending scene. That's some nice dedication.
Yep you can disable Nukes from other players in effort to lower the number
I forgot there was a PS3 version of this so at first I was thought it was fake or something...but damn they really did it! Amazing.
MGS5 has quite a few context-sensitive cutscenes in it, but this one required every player in the game with a nuke on their FOB to disarm them to be able to trigger this for every player to witness. The coordination required for this to occur is immense, to put it mildly.
I would have kept mine active and held the community hostage to paypal donations.
I'm joking. nah, seriously, I'm joking.
It's always pretty cool to me to see these kind of collective efforts in gaming. Always restores part of the feeling of why I like gaming so much. Used to see it in Destiny when I was still actively playing it. People would band together to figure out puzzles, raids etc.
I'm joking. nah, seriously, I'm joking.
It's always pretty cool to me to see these kind of collective efforts in gaming. Always restores part of the feeling of why I like gaming so much. Used to see it in Destiny when I was still actively playing it. People would band together to figure out puzzles, raids etc.
You can develop nukes in the game, and you can raid other people bases to disarm their nukes, to trigger this, it requires disarming everyone's nuke in online mode. Basically, when this cutscene was triggered, no player from PS3's entire user base had a nuke.
That's not the case, You can steal nukes and some people never built them.
The PC version has achieved this twice IIRC. Once they overflowed the Nuke count and reset it and a second time they did it legitimately but it was not recognised for some reason
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For context, every player in the game eventually can build a nuke at their personal base. Players also have the option to invade the bases of other players and steal a nuke that they have crafted. Afterwards, they can dismantle that nuke. Or, players can choose to dismantle their own nuke. After every nuke on the server is dismantled this series of cutscenes plays out for everyone.
How the heck did players coordinate this though? Never played the game, so yea, more context is needed.
I assumed people can just invade players no longer playing and steal their nukes then dispose of them.
Though I have MGSV on PC and PS4, I played and finished the PS3 version first and stuck with it.
Upon learning this, I immediately booted my PS3 and checked the game. Yup, I can confirm the cutscene is triggered. I never owned a nuke in my FOB.
The credits were showing other players. How can you be part of that?
Upon learning this, I immediately booted my PS3 and checked the game. Yup, I can confirm the cutscene is triggered. I never owned a nuke in my FOB.
The credits were showing other players. How can you be part of that?
I wish the cool things Kojima did with V's multiplayer showed up in other games. Some genuinely cool ideas to be fleshed out.
Honestly I don't remember building or dismantling a nuke.
All I remembered was some person consistently invade my base and then playing this game offline.
All I remembered was some person consistently invade my base and then playing this game offline.
More context
There's a system in game where you can invade someone else's base to steal their stuff. There are various tabs on the invasion menu that will display about a dozen player bases each, and one of them highlights players that have a nuke on their base. If you invade someone's base and fail their base is blockaded for 24 real world hours before someone else can invade them. It also takes 24 real world hours to build a nuke, so these combined with the nuclear tab often not updating and just showing blockaded bases makes it really hard to actively invade people's bases to steal their nukes for dismantling, which is why it's taken five years for it to actually happen on a single platform.
I'm not so sure how legitimate this effort was?
At 5:30 of that video it says "Decommissioned Nuclear Devices: 1000000". That's an awfully specific number.
It looks to me as though 1,000,000 disarmaments is hard-coded into the game to trigger this scene.
I could be wrong but that number is completely inorganic.
Edit: What I'm saying is that it looks impossible to have decommissioned every nuke made by every player on the platform even with FOB invasions accounted for.
At 5:30 of that video it says "Decommissioned Nuclear Devices: 1000000". That's an awfully specific number.
It looks to me as though 1,000,000 disarmaments is hard-coded into the game to trigger this scene.
I could be wrong but that number is completely inorganic.
Edit: What I'm saying is that it looks impossible to have decommissioned every nuke made by every player on the platform even with FOB invasions accounted for.
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I mean even if it was approximately 1 million nukes that's still a crazy effort on the part of the players involved.
