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Death Stranding |OT| Peace Walker
- Thread starter Kindekuma
- Start date
Tower upgrades exist, but those specific upgraded towers may have not been pulled into your game. Or they may be from a "different" network.
The way the game shares Zipline tower networks is actually fairly dumb tbh. I've never had more than 2 "links" shared with me at a time.
Oh absolutely. I think my network is actually only like 50-60 atm, but I've built over 100 total. Zipline Network optimization is half the fun! I've also used other players towers extensively, so saving as much bandwidth as I can.
The ones I'm really proud I could achieve are zipping from Mountain Knot to both the Photographer and the Paleantologist in 4 zips. Making full use of that range boost.
I have been, but I can't connect the Distro Center there because the NPC is flat out saying no. It's part of the story.
Ah nice, thank you! I figured someone had probably answered it but (as you can imagine) I'm hesitant to click too many spoiler tags at this point.
This game is really something special, honestly. definitely my goty
Finally... Kojima's true vision for the game has been realized. This guy has evolved into "Homo Ludens."
I actually think the way the game shares zip lines is brilliant.
The game forces you to build around them (or completely ignore them). I've had a lot of fun getting absolutely crazy amounts of coverage by building my zip lines around the ones that are shared. Rather than giving you two points already sync'd up, it gives you points that you have to put in the work to connect, but when you do, you get a ton of coverage immediate coverage without chiral cost.
I'm sure there are other ways, but when you finish a delivery, the game tells you in the results screen — specifically, the one where it shows you everything that affected your porter rank (the star diagram)
Go to Bridge Links in the Pause Menu, then select your name. Tab right with R1 and it shows you in one of the stats pages.
This is where I am at too... I should really advance the story, but I just continue delivering."Zip lines are fucking cool!" and "I can go from here to here without touching the ground!"
While my ass is 40+ hrs knee deep in chapter 3. I see y'all.
I have no one to blame but myself.
Thanks. 30 hours so far. Didn't realise I'd played 30 hours...
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0 bridge link xD Offline player to the core~
I had a damn blast, 321Km and 57 hours.
I discovered during the last cutscenes that suuuuuuuuuure R3 gives a zoom, but if you go L1 then R3 you get a double zoom during the cutscenes, i somewhat got MGS4 vibes from that, i remember the eggs :P
I'll be able to go to the spoiler thread to see what i missed.
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0 bridge link xD Offline player to the core~
I had a damn blast, 321Km and 57 hours.
I discovered during the last cutscenes that suuuuuuuuuure R3 gives a zoom, but if you go L1 then R3 you get a double zoom during the cutscenes, i somewhat got MGS4 vibes from that, i remember the eggs :P
I'll be able to go to the spoiler thread to see what i missed.
edit: f* me ... another chapter...
damn you kojima...
damn you kojima...
All-terrain skeleton unlocked!
The road up to the Roboticist in mountains was so slow and tense, thanks to the weather. This was brilliant. I'm playing on hard, trying to avoid every enemy and i don't take any grenades and weapons. Never thought gameplay loop could be so addicting. It makes up for the story, which i don't like at all. At this point i'm following it just because of Mads (Cliff) character and what he is about to do next.
You can grab your stuff from the water as well with this thing. I love it. The game is filled with useful tools that some players can miss.
I noticed with each day the percentage of chapters completion gets higher. It's quite long game.
The road up to the Roboticist in mountains was so slow and tense, thanks to the weather. This was brilliant. I'm playing on hard, trying to avoid every enemy and i don't take any grenades and weapons. Never thought gameplay loop could be so addicting. It makes up for the story, which i don't like at all. At this point i'm following it just because of Mads (Cliff) character and what he is about to do next.
You can grab your stuff from the water as well with this thing. I love it. The game is filled with useful tools that some players can miss.
I noticed with each day the percentage of chapters completion gets higher. It's quite long game.
ohhhh my goooodd
what in the fuck. Where do you get the hologram tool?!
edit: oh people didn't have the sticky gun?! i thought that was a mandatory item lol
wtf i never had those items. You need to do sidemissions for these? I'll probably gonna go back and do the sidestuff later.
The game rewards you plentifully for increasing your likes with the preppers. Some of the rewards are game changers to the point i wonder how much people are struggling who don't have them.
I wish they shared a few more links than just lone towers. A lot of the lone towers that have been pulled into my game have not been in great or sometimes even useful positions, so I end up doing a lot of cleanup. I still used plenty, especially ones that were shared as links. One link in particular was so amazing I ended up building like 7 other towers off of it: Going from the middle of the BT valley north of Mountain Knot (with the ruins) directly to the ridge/summit where The Mountaineer lives. And it was all in-network, so didn't even have to get the Moutaineer online to pull them in. Saved a ton of time having to trudge back and forth through that area. Wouldn't have minded a few more of those, and hopefully some of my towers are helping others build their own networks.
Lights on the back, not super precise but it gives you an idea.
The lights on the back of the truck indicate the capacity I believe. If you're talking about the MULE truck, not sure if there is an indicator for that one.
Mule trucks (ones with the open back) you have to basically eye ball it. It doesn't hold as much as it looks. Bridge trucks have two columns of light on the back side that will turn red when it's at full capacity.
You also have to be mindful what you have on your back when trying to get into a truck that has cargo in it. That contributes to the overall cargo of the vehicle. In otherwise, if your truck is full of cargo in the back, it won't let you get in if you have too much stuff on your back as well
Just started chapter 5 and hit my first 'really?' point in the game. When you start building the road right out of the distro centre for South Knot? The second section skims right past BT territory and you get the engine cut out and then cutscene...all while you're on the road. Ended up driving around that section and past
to rejoin it just past a bridge. What a dumb decision, the road network should be clear of BT areas.
Mama
The rock hologram you get by raising the stars of the prepper "Film Director"
Yes you can. Feather the trigger until you see a BT appear, then boost away and repeat.
Yes you can. I used alot my bike, its harder with a truck but still can do it. The thing is if you bump into a BT you will be grabbed, and since they are invisible thers some chances you end up buming into one, but if you managed to pass trough them, you are safe. Going slow while spaming the radar seems the best aproach, just speed away if you are being chased.
You!!
I'm calling you out here, because you seem to know stuff about this game.
The song that starts at about 5:23 minutes, is it on the soundtrack? I was just skimming through it and couldn't find it.
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Hmmm. So the BB pod in the CE can open up and you can take off the pod cover. There's a screw mounting in BB to the pod itself, but I can't seem to find a way to open the base to remove BB. I saw twitter posts from Hideo with the BB out of the CE pod and I wonder if mass production units are the same.
And also be able to keep the Pod out since the SO doesn't like seeing a plastic baby in the room lol
Sorry mate, not sure exactly but it sounds like it's from the original score:
So what do the different difficulties actually change? Is it just combat stuff, it will you fall over more easy and shoes wear out faster, etc?
I switched to hard, and now i can get the rank Legend of Legends rank, instead of S rank if i do premium deliveries. Only the ones that have a timer seem more challenging. Everething else seems the same. In combat BT seem to have more HP and hit harder.
Seems to be things like cargo takes more dmg from a fall and timefall, enemies have more health and do more damage, BTs see you from further away and are more aggressive when they hunt and have more HP, etc...
You need to play on Hard to do part of the platinum. I'd play on Hard and knock it down if you feel you need to (this can be done any time without any negative effect) you likely won't though. This game is about the experience and creative problem solving (planning and building routes) rather than straight up difficulty.
Boss fights have more HP. Haven't noticed a difference aside from that.
you definitely receive more damage in the combat sections on hard
Didn't want to hijack the other thread.
But what does that mean to clear a path? Is there an actual way to reduce the area of BT Rain?
Alright, good to know. Thanks.