Its a shame they don't drag off the NPC's like they would with Sam. Imagine just strolling around when suddenly the entire play-field starts turning into tar and in the center of it all you see a NPC trying to flee from a huge BT. Giving you a chance to still save them by distracting/fighting the big BT. (as well as seeing this phenomenon from a third party perspective for once)
@@carlpissatto1198Nope, it also happens in the cutscene at the start. likely it was not added in gameplay due to time constraints or difficulty implementing it properly.
@@carlpissatto1198 Before that, the normal BT's try to drag away the unnamed driver. Higgs only shows up due to Igor shooting the driver dead, preventing the spawning of the big BT that would cause the Void-out.
This was awesome! I wish you'd been closer so we could have seen exactly what that poor MULE experienced. I feel sad for the bloke, honestly. Unlike terrorists, the MULES don't harm Sam at all aside from a shock. They just want his cargo. They're basically innocent ex Porters who love cargo. Still 😂😂😂 i would have loved to see how this poor mule reacted to a BT coming at him. 😅
Yeah, I thought of that. Did another vid and pinged the tent right before interaction. From the outline, it doesn't look like anything actually happens except game over. ruclips.net/video/w2l6ERUXIt4/видео.html
Interesting. From the first Mule encounter cutscene I thought Mules would avoid time fall at all cost. I think it's an oversight that they didn't program the mules AI to automatically leave the area once the time fall comes. Perhaps that's the whole point of getting mules captured and cause a void out. 😂 Still, it would be interesting to see Mules get terrified in the game and leave a time fall area once a body turns into a BT.
Not at all costs. I have another vid where the MULEs are all in the tents except a couple I knocked out. After awhile, they realize the other two are missing and four of them run out as a rescue party. When they get revived, everyone runs back to the tent.
this is pretty cool... so will the voidout area be the same as the MULE camp's area? if so, then it is different from when you yourself cause a voidout because you get dragged to a specific location by the BTs. And if yes, will the MULEs die for good in that voidout area?
The idea is that an npc’s void out is so large it destroys the entire map, but since sam is a repatriate his craters are a lot smaller since much of the energy gets lost to the beach
I don't think so, but eventually the mules respawn so when that happens there would be a voidout. The tents are far enough from the path of the local porters, they would not interact with the BTs.
4 Months late but I'll go ahead and give a detailed reply. So in death stranding everything has two sides it is either anti matter or matter all of which are linked to the other side, the land of the dead. A gazer is the humanoid BTs a catcher is a BT with a antimatter core. A voidout is caused when a BT severs the cord to the other side and comes in contact with the matter ( the living human ). However Sam is a repatriate, they have a stronger connection to the other side and a gazer is not strong enough to sever the connection to trigger a voidout. So the BT takes the repatriate to a catcher, the core of the catcher is able to sever the connection of a repatriate and trigger a voidout. The stronger connection to the other side of a repatriate results in a small voidout because most of the energy gets directed to the beach which is their own personal concept of death, it is the area that exists for them which sits between life and death. Conversely this means that a large voidout is triggered by anyone who is not a repatriate who has their connection to death severed by a BT because not as much energy gets redirected to their beach. So in the event there is no more living mules, there will be no void out.
@@nadaibnukautsarpratama6663 so that isn’t a typical visit to the Seam. When you enter Sam’s body, the game tells you to pick a save file, which it loads and tells you the body has been removed from the world. So it is pretty much a game over scenario. I am guessing you will die anywhere on map when it happens anywhere a void out will cause a game over.
@@McSquank Actually i accidentally caused a VOIDOUT in the deep forest area before you get to the Wind Farm and I returned to see a huge creator, with all the trees wiped out. I thought it was game over, but it was just there. Ultimately I restarted from a previous save file and avoided this scenario. So, I don't think void-outs are a game over, as long as the area isn't tied to any story and missions.
![DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR'S CUT - Stabilizer Level 3 Gameplay! [PS5]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/w2WPPe7xWj0/mqdefault.jpg)
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Its a shame they don't drag off the NPC's like they would with Sam.
Imagine just strolling around when suddenly the entire play-field starts turning into tar and in the center of it all you see a NPC trying to flee from a huge BT.
Giving you a chance to still save them by distracting/fighting the big BT.
(as well as seeing this phenomenon from a third party perspective for once)
That phenomenon only happens with Sams cuz hes the only who repatriate
@@carlpissatto1198Nope, it also happens in the cutscene at the start.
likely it was not added in gameplay due to time constraints or difficulty implementing it properly.
@@jefthereaper in that cutscene its Higgs who sumon that BT
@@carlpissatto1198 Before that, the normal BT's try to drag away the unnamed driver.
Higgs only shows up due to Igor shooting the driver dead, preventing the spawning of the big BT that would cause the Void-out.
That would be so cool , wish kojisa add this in future' updates, we paid for it and deserve this.
damn. game had so much, i never saw in it
I know that took a long wait.
I wonder if there’s a safe distance to see this go down without dying.
This was awesome! I wish you'd been closer so we could have seen exactly what that poor MULE experienced. I feel sad for the bloke, honestly. Unlike terrorists, the MULES don't harm Sam at all aside from a shock. They just want his cargo. They're basically innocent ex Porters who love cargo. Still 😂😂😂 i would have loved to see how this poor mule reacted to a BT coming at him. 😅
Yeah, I thought of that. Did another vid and pinged the tent right before interaction. From the outline, it doesn't look like anything actually happens except game over.
ruclips.net/video/w2l6ERUXIt4/видео.html
Interesting. From the first Mule encounter cutscene I thought Mules would avoid time fall at all cost. I think it's an oversight that they didn't program the mules AI to automatically leave the area once the time fall comes. Perhaps that's the whole point of getting mules captured and cause a void out. 😂 Still, it would be interesting to see Mules get terrified in the game and leave a time fall area once a body turns into a BT.
Not at all costs. I have another vid where the MULEs are all in the tents except a couple I knocked out. After awhile, they realize the other two are missing and four of them run out as a rescue party. When they get revived, everyone runs back to the tent.
@@McSquank Huh. Very interesting AI behavior, I might use this information to setup an ambush. 😂
MULE's will run away from timefall near BT areas. Since this is their camp and not a BT area they really have no reason to run
A mutual enemy 😂
this is pretty cool... so will the voidout area be the same as the MULE camp's area? if so, then it is different from when you yourself cause a voidout because you get dragged to a specific location by the BTs. And if yes, will the MULEs die for good in that voidout area?
If it’s a void out from an npc you are forced to reload a previous save, only void outs caused by Sam getting eaten leave a crater that lasts 30min
The idea is that an npc’s void out is so large it destroys the entire map, but since sam is a repatriate his craters are a lot smaller since much of the energy gets lost to the beach
makes sense! @@thelivingcat0210
@@thelivingcat0210wait the craters go away?
@@TheYetixOUTx from what I heard yeah, I’ve personally never voided out
is the road already there or do i still need to build it in the DC? cus im 50% into the game and now going to mountain knot
You still have to build it in DC.
SPOILER
There is a new road in DC that runs from Distro South to Mountain Knot over the mountains.
@@McSquank ahh I see alright thanks man
This is end game, and save reload. You are not allowed to leave corpses. You MUST to remove the bodies
welp that would help a lot ngl
Still don't understand how you get them to sprout into bts? Is it just one place it happens?
Kill a mule, then wait for quite awhile.
what if you kill all the mules? would there be a void out then?
I don't think so, but eventually the mules respawn so when that happens there would be a voidout. The tents are far enough from the path of the local porters, they would not interact with the BTs.
4 Months late but I'll go ahead and give a detailed reply. So in death stranding everything has two sides it is either anti matter or matter all of which are linked to the other side, the land of the dead. A gazer is the humanoid BTs a catcher is a BT with a antimatter core. A voidout is caused when a BT severs the cord to the other side and comes in contact with the matter ( the living human ). However Sam is a repatriate, they have a stronger connection to the other side and a gazer is not strong enough to sever the connection to trigger a voidout. So the BT takes the repatriate to a catcher, the core of the catcher is able to sever the connection of a repatriate and trigger a voidout. The stronger connection to the other side of a repatriate results in a small voidout because most of the energy gets directed to the beach which is their own personal concept of death, it is the area that exists for them which sits between life and death. Conversely this means that a large voidout is triggered by anyone who is not a repatriate who has their connection to death severed by a BT because not as much energy gets redirected to their beach. So in the event there is no more living mules, there will be no void out.
Hahaha that’s so cool
why youu die
The BT/MULE interaction caused a void out
@@McSquank something like that happens? i have no idea
What if we going as far as we can from that bt/mule void out? Are we still dead?
@@nadaibnukautsarpratama6663 so that isn’t a typical visit to the Seam. When you enter Sam’s body, the game tells you to pick a save file, which it loads and tells you the body has been removed from the world. So it is pretty much a game over scenario. I am guessing you will die anywhere on map when it happens anywhere a void out will cause a game over.
@@McSquank Actually i accidentally caused a VOIDOUT in the deep forest area before you get to the Wind Farm and I returned to see a huge creator, with all the trees wiped out. I thought it was game over, but it was just there. Ultimately I restarted from a previous save file and avoided this scenario. So, I don't think void-outs are a game over, as long as the area isn't tied to any story and missions.