10 Tips for Playing Smarter - Death Stranding
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Here's 10 tips for taking out Mules, BTs and getting a better experience in the game.
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STOP WASTING CONTAINER REPAIR SPRAY
Ok, this tip everyone gives about using repair spray needs to stop. It repairs the box protecting the item inside... NOT THE ITEM ITSELF!!! Spraying just before turning it in does NOTHING....well it wastes your spray, so save it for a rainy day...literally. Your rating is based on the item's condition, not the container's condition. I have turned in hundreds of packages with under 50% on the container condition left and got full likes.
This is correct. At the time I didn't know and it seemed like it did take container condition into account.
So basically it needs to be used during the rain to minimize chances of the container failing right?
@@mrbadpersonalityTry and get under cover when you do though, cause it's less effective in rain
A fully repaired container... gives you no tactical advantage whatsoever.
Container spray is only helpfull in the beginning of the game as later on timefall shelters will take the job of fixing your containers. And yes containers do offer a very clear and obvious “tactical advantage”. The container protects the stuff thats inside, which means a damaged container will protect it’s contents way less when the item damages (like by dropping it) A 100% damaged container still seems to protect it’s contents against timefall while you are carrying it in most cases though.
I keep seeing people say to use the repair spray right before you turn in, but this is a waste of repair spray. The cargo condition that you get rated on is if the cargo itself is damaged, but all the repair spray does is repair the container that the cargo is in. Meaning repair spray should be used to keep the rain from completely destroying the container and then moving on to the cargo inside. Using it right before a turn in doesn't make sense, since it can't repair the cargo, and the people in the shelters don't care what the box looks like, just what's inside it.
Yeah i have noticed this too. It clearly says that it fixes the box, not the cargo. While fixing the box might prevent damage, it does not fix the cargo directly. Just reinforces the box so the cargo inside is more impact resistant. As such repair spray still helps, but use it in the MIDDLE of a run, after wandering through timefall for example.
So true. Better off using the spray once or twice during your trek to ensure the insides are safe all along, not just the last 4 steps before handing it in when it's already too late lol
Cotillion The Rope I came here to say this exact thing! Thank you.
I didn’t realize it until around Chapter 3. Haha
I think they are just copying other people's tips to make a video. They should apply at IGN. Lol
If theres any benefit to that it would be if the system recycles the empty boxes after the cargo is unloaded off screen
I have literally spent my entire time in the game building the entire highway network on the second map and building zipline networks for everyone and I'm like 50ish hours in lol
Keep on keeping on!
@@monoespacial I just read that in the death stranding sign voice lol but I'm working on it! I'm in the snowy mountains and it is very taxing, but it it'll be worth it.
Just got to the mountains. I couldn't play for a week!!! Now I'm playing this for a second tips video and trying out The Riftbreaker alpha.
@Mike Tran That's very cool. I've done the same for the entire mountain region but haven´t gotten around to the rest of the map yet.
Not all hero’s wear capes !! 👍🏿
great tips! One of the biggest tips I can recommend that I don't see many people talking about is level up your connection with "the collector" as soon as you can. He's kind of hard to find but close to the distro center south of lake knot city. Once you level up your connection with him he gives you a VERY useful upgrade, a backpack cover that protects your cargo from timefall and the cold. It's one of the best upgrades I had, especially in the later parts of the game.
And another related tip: If you can't increase the collector's connection level, rest somewhere and read the e-mails.
I don't even make it to the 2nd episode yet 😭😭😭😭
@@monoespacial And another related tip. Before collector's connection level, check "orders for Sam - order 35" from the junk dealer.
I "liked" this video so it can be more permanent in this world and more useful to other people. 👍
Well... That's really touching! Thanks
BTW, I just finished uploading my thoughts on the game. Please check them out here! ruclips.net/video/KQ_sBJdadkY/видео.html
Thanks
Same 💯
Yes, RUclips recommended me this video now in 2023. I'm just starting to play the game.
"Take it slow"
-Me, glitching my truck everywhere, including mountain peaks.
Yeah... mad props whoever got the Defensive Truck up to the spiritualist... had me scratching my head for a bit.
Love this. Skyriming the trike feels so wrong... You can't deny the fact that taking it slow and doing something reasonable is actually easier, not harder.
Facts, I got the game for Christmas and literally only use the truck for everything because its ridiculously easy to get it to wherever you need to go, plus you can do like 5 orders at a time so why do 5 trips when you can do one
@@brentdickerson107 Yeah, that's true. The "Take it slow" advice is mostly for the early game, where rushing things can lead to a lot of frustration.
Placing a ladder on a river just makes things faster, especially if you are carrying a lot of cargo, so no its not useless
To be fair, early on for 20 mins maybe, once you know where to cross, its fast and easy anyway without. Better to build a generator or something else everyone might need too ;)
@@terryp2442 I agree. I find myself using ladders less and less (for rivers).
Definitely a ladder on a river help me 2
I used a ladder on a river once and found it to be a waste.
I wouldn’t say it’s the right thing to use ladders on, if you have an Active Skeleton on you can pretty much jump over most rivers where ladders could go across. Use those ladders for vertical traversal and to safely walk across chasms.
Cannot stress enough the importance of floating carts and good planning. The amount of roads you can build and orders you can complete on a single mission are insane.
Carts are like small, offroad trucks that don't run on batteries. They pair well with every frame too. Their downside is that they are effectively foot-speed vehicles, so can't be used with vertical ladders or ropes, and are terrible for long-distance transport. A motorcycle is faster, a truck carries more, and you can't take them across zip lines. This means they are only marginally useful in carrying bulk cargo across terrain too rough to get a truck through, which is kind of niche since most sites have at least one healthy road access point.
There's almost no situation where they are useful, except for unlocking the mountain region before setting up a Zip-net, or doing the cargo supply run for Lake Knot.
I used both carts on ropes and ladders all the time. As long as you’re careful and it’s not a straight drop and you place them correctly. Just try not to overshoot the ladder by ten feet or make the rope go down an overhanging cliff and it worked for me the entire game until we got our highway built.
#5 ditch the trike
on episode 1 to 2, i just speed up the trike through BTs and got away with it pretty easy
Me too but you can’t do the same in next
“Ditch the trike”
“Bring Generators for your trike”
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Lol! Yeah, what I mean is don't think you HAVE to take the trike everywhere. But if you do, take a generator.
monoespacial lol, I was just giving you a hard time. Thanks for the video man.
Lol to be fair, both statements are true. Especially in chapter 2 where so much is all over the place that you will actually need a battery top up but probably also have to leave it at the foot of a mountain;)
Ditch the trike BEFORE entering BT area, he meant.
@@Joegoulart lol. No.
I've seen people use climbing anchors to cross rivers, my experience this makes the situation much easier, so if you stumble across a big, yet crossable river, I implore you to set an anchor down
Haven't tried this yet but I will!
6:00 if you hold R2 while also holding L2, it will dramatically increase the grenade throwing range, making it much easier to aim and removing the need to approach BT too closely
I Just finished the game, it is great, and this tips are really usefull too. A couple of tips more:
1. Do all the things you want to do before reaching Edge Knot City.
2. If you're caugth by BT's, get off the mud and pee on them.
3. Also, mark your route on the map before going out and check all the mountains to see how many ladders and climbing anchors you need.
PD: I didn't used the repair spray very much
PD2: (kind of a spoiler)
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With zip lines and roads, its easy to get five stars in all places. AND DO THE PIZZA DELIVERIES!
Thank you for pointing out what all the people at IGN and other review sites somehow fail to realize.... Tip 2.
All I see is their gameplay where they have an immense amount of gear stacked on their back as they run down a rocky hill/mountain, while it's raining and they complain about slipping and how its not accurate. It's so silly that one of the most accurate things about the game, is what is getting it low reviews.
I personally love it. Thank you for defending that.
I was on the fence about getting this because of all the negative stuff everyone was talking about with the traversal. "QWOP" + Walking simulator and stuff like that. The truth it's nothing like that. It's much more subtle, but if you play it not having the least respect for the mechanics, you're going to have a bad time.
monoespacial,
“If you play it not having the least respect for the mechanics, you’re going to have a bad time.”
That is the realest thing anyone has ever said.
I’ve always believed this and wonder why more game reviews not explain the mechanics, how they work and if they work at all. I hear (read) the complainants but feel like those complaints are from either a misunderstanding of the mechanics or no respect at all for the mechanic.
More importantly, theres dedicated slots on your body and side of back pack for the utility items . Keeping your weapon inside your back pack ie. Is a no no
“Like” if you LOVE this game
Game is something different for real....
I didn't follow the Hate train since launch... Waited a week and tried it out... Can't put the Bitch down 🤷🏾♂️😂😂
ZeroChill 215 same. I’m borderline obsessed with it lol
I don't hate it and I don't love it. I play it on the hardest setting and it's still easy, but it is different and I appreciate that.
@@andycopland3179 I love it but i hate the easyness (if this word exists) of the hard difficulty. Neither the catchers nor the mules are a challenge. That's sad in my opinion and takes the postapokalyptic world a bit of it's seriousness.
@@ManTsch88 did....did you spell it like that on purpose
Always keep 4 blood bags in utility pouch!
Thanks for the extremely helpful tips. Glad you posted topic times and just got to the points!
Thanks! It's what I would want in a video, that's why I did it!
Wow, just starting the game (in chapter 1, LOL) and you've confirmed a few things I was thinking about doing, like putting down my equipment, dealing with the mules, and then getting my equipment back! Thanks for this video!
regarding the hematic grenades: it's often more practical, especially in areas normally hard to navigate like the Wind farm, to just put down all your cargo except for grenades and blood packs as soon as you enter a BT area, walk forward until one grabs you, then beat the mini-boss. this clears the area, and your cargo will be fine..you can go pick t up after you kill the darn thing....and get a nice big cluster of Chiral crystals for your trouble..which you WILL need a ton of in chapter 3 when you start building roads. just don't wait too long after clearing an area, because they WILL come back.
Best tips! Thanks so much man
Great stuff. I just started playing and I’m hooked. Plan ahead, take it slow, be mindful of the carry weight and most specially have fun. I love this game.
A nice well put together video.
You got my sub for now, keep it up
Big tip I wish I knew earlier is to ride the motorcycle at full speed and tap X button to pull up and “jump” over rocks and streams, you can totally clear rivers!
-your welcome!
Also the zip lines are the fastes travel method! Pack them PCC2!
I didn’t know you could kick them while they’re down. Thank you, that makes the bola so much more helpful
At your service!
Haha yeah, I was wondering at first why I got an option to kick them after a bola, basically look at the enemies stars above their head, 1 star means they can wake up soon / get free, 2 stars means knocked out (after a first fight or a kick etc)
I only found that out once you fight higgs later on, oh well 😄
Unfortunately you can't pee on the MULES as Sam will just become shy and refuse to whip it out. You can though pee on the BTs that come out of the ground and try to pull you under.
If you aim for the head with the bola gun, it will knock them out. You won't need to go up and kick them.
This is an extremely helpful tip video! My copy of the game is coming tomorrow and I am super super super excited!! I found your tips to be very practical, like to not carry towers of cargo at once! Thanks so much!! I have a feeling that I'm going to be watching a lot of these videos in the near future LOL!
I bet you already have!! Its such an immersive game - don't forget to pee on the BTs ;)
I’ve got a good strategy for raiding mule camps for road materials. The first two mule camps spawn ceramic and metals. So you want to place a safe house down between those two camps. When you’re raiding a camp, park your truck right in the middle of the camp, load it up, take it all to the safe house and recycle it. Then do the same with the next camp. When you’re done with both, retrieve the ceramics and metal in the densest possible size and put it in your truck. This way your truck can hold crazy amounts of materials. But you will probably want to split them up again closer to where you are building so you don’t waste materials.
Love the tips thanks mate!
This game is getting its due appreciation with time. It's great to see that youtube channels with good number of subscribers are making videos on this game frequently.
even director's cut is getting huge appreciation too.
When I made this vid I had 5k subs. Things have changed 😄
I like to keep a hover cart stored in what ever vehicle I'm currently using. If you have to ditch the trike you can just pull out the cart and load up. Can also use it like a hover board when its empty. I never go anywhere without one haha
My biggest issue is how congested the map gets. Planning a route gets aggravating when there's so much clutter on the map.
I feel that, and it's such a simple fix too, just give me a legend and let me set specific markers on or off :@
You can turn it off...I click it back at forth when I need it and don't.
Useful tips! Thanks! Great video.
Glad you found it useful!
Actually I really enjoy the trike, it's just knowing how to play around it. I like to take out the Giant BTs, so when I sense them near, I get off my trike, set my quest items with it and quickly take out the Giant BT to clear the area.
Of course, for those who want to play stealthy, yeah you would want to ditch the trike then.
If getting dragged, killing the giant BT and getting back takes less time than just walking past I might start doing it. On the other hand, if you can clear paths for the trike that way it is definitely worth it.
@@monoespacial a good portion of the reason is because sneaking past BTs is spooky haha I'd rather take them out and be done with it, that way I can use my trike and not be on foot all the time. They do eventually come back, it's just one of the pains of it all I suppose
I enjoy doing the same thing lol, load up the trike get off when in a BT area and clear it up before proceeding... trying to sneak past them is just a bit too tense for me.
Brooks Northcutt I enjoy the trike too, but I've learned to use it in moderation.
@@LynxStarAuto yeah, the less roads there are the exponentially more difficult it is to use. I definitely learned that today grabbing old components from the ruins for the junk dealer lol
When taking out bts, press L2 and then R2 to throw grenades directly at them instead of on the ground. It increases the distance u can throw them
Hay man, thanks for the tips. It's much easier now!
Glad I could help! Make sure to check out the other videos!
Great tips!
Why is nobody talking about building highways? They make later runs so much easier.
That's one of the reasons I mentioned raiding Mule camps. It's a fast way to get resources for roads.
monoespacial oh.... I missed when you said that🤪
Do resins have any use
@@kufudokungfu Its how you build some equipment. So, no. Everywhere you go has plenty of resin to fabricate what you need.
Very good thanks a lot
Ladders on rivers have been saving my life and cargo
Good useful content as always. And well laid out. A lifestyle type video like this is even more useful to enjoyment of the game when it’s as confusing or fresh like this title.
My Tip #1: Don't bother with other people's lost cargo if you are trying to build Connection-level with a site or center. If it has a players' name on it, you get ZERO npc credit for turning it in. Instead, you get Likes from the player. This can be good for farming Bridge Link level, but not good if you're focused on unlocking those 5-stars. You MIGHT be helping another player out IF they entrusted a Standard Order, but not if the lost cargo was picked up off the ground at random.
Tip #2: Right tools for the job. Don't carry unnecessary equipment, and pair equipment that work well together for the run you're making. Power frames work well with bikes (fast), sleds (a power frame and two sleds are only outdone by a truck), and Ziplines (really fast). Speed frames work well with sleds in offroad conditions and with combat gear. All-terrain is mostly specific to snow and rough terrain, but pairs well with sleds in those environments if you aren't using Zips. Trucks are only good along very well established routes in fairly flat regions or along roads.
Tip #3: Go by foot a few times at first to pick out your favorite route. Don't bring anything that needs charging and may need to be abandoned if the route is too long. As you follow the same route multiple times, it will 'clear' rubble and obstacles and eventually make way for much more comfortable vehicle traffic later. Nothing feels jankier than first-timing a run in a truck. This largely goes away once you have access to zip lines, but it's good to get a feel for the land before building some stupid bridge only to find a cozy walk-around ten meters farther down.
Tip #4: There's almost always a 'flat route'. It may be tempting to stock up on ladders and ropes, but more often than not, there's a route for vehicles to access the place you're trying to go. Sleds and trucks can't go up ropes and ladders, so look for those paths and 'wear them down' to create a footpath.
bro.
when i first started i was walking back and forth between capital knot and the waystation, loading up as much cargo as i could between the two. i’d stealth through the lone BT area and pick up lost cargo along the way until both stations were near max connection. then i moved on to the distribution centre and kept going between the 3, often risking ridiculous loads of cargo because of the MULEs. at that point i still hadn’t gone to the wind farm cause i heard the forest was a bad area but once my boots started wearing out i felt like i had no choice but to go to the farm to get the ability to make my own.
i also got the generator pcc and everything basically tied together so that i was able to achieve max connections to all possible facilities relatively quick, and i was surprised when the rain stopped and all BT areas were clear for approximately 12-15 hrs. i used that time to complete around 40 standard orders+more deliveries between the distribution centre, waystation, port knot, ludens fan and the wind farm.
i didn’t know i had to keep my bike in the garage because i didn’t know where the garage was, i would only charge the battery at generators so when my bike broke down and exploded i was shocked to say the least.
the bike spoiled me so once it was broken i decided to begrudgingly continue with the main story. now i’m on chapter 3 at central knot city after 36 hrs of gameplay.
also once i got the hematic grenades the BTs all came back so. had a really fun time running from MULEs on foot after using the bike for a few hours.
Really cool video.
I couldn't agree more about not overloading yourself. The game encourages you to rise the maximum height tower on your back all the time but it's a really bad idea most of the time.
Like you said, common sense is key, carrying too much stuff will make your character significantly harder to control, slower and will destroy your boosts and stamina. It's not something you want when you have to go through harsh terrain or fight enemies.
Another think I wanted to point out is about combat.
There is a few things that are important to be mindful while fighting enemies and can really help peoples out.
First off, you're not invincible when you take down an enemy. Because there is an animation, it's easy to go Dark souls mode and force the animation to occur when you're standing around multiple enemies but it's a very bad idea. If a MULE decide to attack you when you do (and believe me they will) you'll get hit for free and probably lose a piece of equipment in the process.
Secondly, be very careful about your stamina. It's very tempting to run around while being attacked but you have to remember doing so costs stamina and while it's not an issue to run here and there to avoid a tricky situation, doing it constantly is gonna destroy your stamina and you'll find Sam falling from exaustion in front of his aggressors (I don't think I have to explain why it's a bad thing lol).
Thirdly, being scanned by MULEs give up your position but they don't exactly know where you are when it happens. For this reason, you can use this at your advantage.
After being scanned, you can scan the area yourself to see where your enemies are coming from and try to ambush them.
Finally, there is a few things that the game doesn't necessarily point out but can be really valuable. For example, when you're beating an enemy up with your bare hands, the last punch you deliver will cause a short slow motion, if you hold your controller's trigger when it happens, you can catch the parcel they're carrying in mid air and then use it against them by either smashing them with it or throwing it at them. I know a lot of players know that already but for those who don't it can be a really good thing to know about.
Hey man, great tips! I didn't know about the mid-air thing. It's good to know. I'm thinking about doing another one of these but I'm working on my review/thoughts about the game now, so maybe after that... or maybe I do one about Fallen Order, which I haven't even started yet 😱
@@monoespacial If you want to make another of those videos, be my guess. Honestly, they're very interesting to watch and I feel like I'm learning new things every day with this game, so I'm absolutely certain there is material for a third episode.
Of course it depends on your available time and motivation but if you're planning to make another, I'll watch it for sure.
Thanks @GenLiu, that's the kind of stuff that makes me really glad I'm doing this. I enjoy talking about this stuff and helping other people out. I'm on a trip right now and working from a laptop so progress has been very slow unfortunately. I'm hoping to get the 2nd video (review? critique? praise?) out on Wednesday at the latest.
I'm seriously considering doing something like 50 tips or so in extremely quick succession, because there is so much minutia to the gameplay that it really does feel like you can talk about this forever in a sense.
So helpful!!! Thank you!!!
Are there any tips for dealing with the antimatter bomb order? Died 4 times total, 3 to the mules and 1 to the environment.
5 Ditch the Trike NEVAAAHHR! Legit tho, just pop a wheely when ur about to hit a rock.
Jenny Tull get a truck and you don’t gotta worry about poppin a wheelie
Until you have to climb up a mountain to a remote destination ;)
@@terryp2442 then just keep ramming and jumping till you get it lmao, that's what I do and it's worked pretty well for me so far
1:30 that guy looked like Junji Ito
Sound advice about the trike... I'm new to game and just tried mission to reach Port Knot. The trike seemed a good idea until I found I had to go thru steep rocky ground full of BTs.... no way to get thru without the cargo being destroyed.. so I'm going on foot next time.
I always hold 3 pairs of boots with me, one i am wearing and 2 on the boot clip
#1 TIP: Start repairing roads ASAP to easily max out LINK likes. I had over 100k likes from the 1st few road pavers before I even finished them because it helps others complete other player's roads. Even if you don't care about finishing roads just some materials to each of them. I hit LINK 70 before hitting 20 in the other categories except for miscellaneous. Having access to a lot of other player's structures means you spend a lot less of your mats and network building. I barely needed a few ropes before I had access to zip lines. A few of the road sections are needed to quickly cover difficult terrain areas, but they are not all needed.
I built literally the first one I encountered and by the time I had to go to the distro it was only one highway chunk away from a straight drive there (then as soon as I got there I took his mats and finished that chunk too lol)
as soon as i had access to the long ranged trucks i farmed all the mule bases i could.
1 long ranged truck can clean out a camp and all the post boxes and the cargo the mules carry, also anything you want to pick up on the way. good for likes as mules store stolen cargo, excellent for building roads zip line networks & upkeep, the recycle materials can go into overflow though and be wasted.
Tips I find extremely helpful on me:
1.Always carry the exoskeletons, and equip them as the terrain demands it, also, try to level up the connection with the people that give you the exoskeletons, they upgrade them to make them smaller
2. People know about peeing on the bts to scare them away, but it's much faster if you're carrying pee/poo/sweat grenades and throw them at them
3. Use the rain refuges to repair your cargo boxes, get in and out repeatedly to make it faster
About using Trikes in BT areas. So long as you don't run right into a BT, you can still safely use it. I've been able to weave in between BTs just as they've spotted me or before they've spotted me. If you're able to get a feel about where BTs are, you can manage.
Speaking of BT areas, I've found it to be better to put gold cargo on the bike in case you're snatched by the BTs and have to... *SPOILERS*
Fight a boss. This way, you can fight the boss without having to worry about dropping your cargo somewhere away from the fight to keep it undamaged. So far, the bosses have been manageable and once defeated, make the BT area you were in free to roam BT-free for a while. Just find your Trike again and enjoy the drive.
I love this game! It was a bit strange and confusing in the beginning, but now I'm addicted haha
There's really nothing else like it
Amazing video.
Great video..thanks
Check out part 2!: ruclips.net/video/HBpbM-0HCfw/видео.html
My loadout I customized my backpack with as many grenade pouches possible. Load it up mostly hematic grenades and a few stun bombs. When clearing out mule/terrorist camps I usually rush them with the riot shotgun and ram them with a truck. I always kept atleast 3-5 container sprays. But I'm going to stop doing once I have a zipline network setup.
That guitar solooo at number 2 im stoned
I never had battery problems with my skeleton suit. I never really carried pcc's until I got to the mountains and started building a zipline network.
I've played it once and was a beast at the trike. I used it all the time I could, bts take it temporarily but after the first grab you can go back onto it and drive off
At first playthrough I considered bola gun useless, because i didn't knew that it knocks out mules instantly by headshot or you can finish them on a ground. But it actually more useful than traumatic rifles. Single bola gun is enough to clear the whole camp
To Monoespacial, and to everybody who has contributed in the comments section: Great advice. Thanks for sharing. * Thumbs up!! *
Thank you Jack, that's a really nice comment.
Does it matter if your cargo containers are damaged? I thought only the contents inside mattered
How do you curve the route
Thank you I’m on chapter 2 running back and forth endless missions 😂 thank you for convincing me to finally move forward. Helpful video
Glad to be of help! Almost every delivery point in ch3 will provide upgrades
Hey man!! First of all I want to thank you for making a video on such important tips I really found it useful .Second, I have a query. I preordered my game , got a pre order code with it for all those gold items and I redeemed it. Even the starting screen in the game displayed "additional items found" though I got the chibi Ludens avatar and the dynamic theme but I am unable to get that gold version of items even tho I have unlocked base variant of the cap and sunglasses. PLS HELP.
Hey dude, first of all, cool avatar. I'm unfortunatelly not going to be able to play until next week so I can't help you out. I preordered and got the gold stuff showing up when they handed me the blueprint for the exosuit for example, but I haven't tried to make one still, so I don't know...
@@monoespacial Okay, btw I just wanted to let you know that I am not the only one who is facing this problem there are a lot others too, therefore it would be great if you find a solution for this and yea, thanx for replying
@@user-ub2un4qu2d I had the same issue! I think you have to wait until they are unlocked in the game, I just got the bridges hat and now I can paint it gold, but the glasses I just can't, I believe there's another as the game progresses
@@enricodemarchi1412 Hey! I browsed some videos regarding it and some of them are saying that you'll have to fabricate it but I am not able to do so , I think you should try And when you unlock the hat, is there any notification that tells you that the gold color is available for it???
Ladders can also be used by trikes.Good for climbing mountains with a trike :)
For tips no.5 , actually sam can escape bt while on a bike, just need to timed it right, timing is the key
I only usually pick up cargo if it needs delivering to the place I'm delivering to
hey, no need to ditch the trike as you can use L3 to escape the BTs when you get caught (y)
7:51 well i am just doing chapter 1 and 2 as i go and i’m not coming back to it because i like challenges and i will figure how to do it, i realized i could pretty much sprint in a BT area if there are no BTs close to you and even if they spot you dont panic just hold your breath and move in a different direction they will try to attack your last known location but if you dont get caught then they will go back to being idle
NOTE: for Small Streams and Crevasses.. Ladders are a great cheap alternative to bridges for our Bike.
IDK how but the two front wheels go across the ladders with no issues.
2 ladders as a beginner learning the trike, makes it easy to get over medium size rivers
Super double jump is amazing. Ditch the ladders across rivers
You could use climbing rope to ford wide rivers
Greet tips man I always obses to much on lost cargo and most times I have always ventured out without a pcc 1 or 2 and ye I would raid a mule camp take all there recorces load them. Into a truck to build roads to only Run out of juice
Pccs are insanely useful. I'm glad you found the tips useful.
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Hey guys, please share any tips you might have down here.
Al lanzar granadas, además de mantener presionado L2 también mantén presionado R2 para lanzarlas más lejos sin necesidad de calcular el arco de caída como haces en el video. El consejo número 10 es el mejor de todos.
When do you get Guns and the bike? I just got the game
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Good man here’s your like!
Sometimes I would use 2 ladders to make a bridge over a river.
Make sure to build zip lines bro. An incredible fast way to get around the regions. Especially in the central region.
I would say always check Shared Lockers for free , sometimes possibly upgraded equipment not normally available to you.
& The Floating Carrier is your friend until you can make Zip Lines.
Yes and no.
If you are doing speed time deliveries then yes. If you are doing multiple quests with a heavy load carriers are still better even with power skeleton
I still use carriers when I’m doing multiple heavy deliveries and when I’m doing speed timed deliveries I’ll use zip lines
Now I know that I can "kick" MULEs to properly knock them out if I miss a head shot. Thank you for the tips! :-)
Glad they were useful!
I used ladders to make a small bridge for my bike :)
I don't know if I agree with all these tips... You can basically brute force speed your way through any BT Zone on a Trike, or just take it slow and make your way through them like you normally would. Plus on any rocky terrain you can just pop a wheelie and cruse away super easily.
As everyone in the comments are saying, don't waste your repair spray on cargo containers before handing in cargo. You're just wasting the spray.
I honestly find the game so much more fun when I'm at or close to 100% carry capacity. I really enjoy the challenge, so I don't think I agree there either. I really love taking a massive mountain of cargo on a trip that seemed impossible.
And yes Hematic Grenades to make BT Zones easier, but it is SO easy to just go around them, and the timefall damage cargo containers takes is honestly minimal. I normally leave my Hematic Grenades for bossfights or for when I fuck up and get caught and have to fight a big BT. But that is super rare.
does anyone actually worry about timefall?
I don't really... I just use the container repair spray once in a while, but I usually don't need it.
On average, how many hours to get to chapter 3? tks!
Oh man... Hmm maybe 6-8?
If BT catch you while in vehicle just boost the vehicle. What kind of tips are these?
If you hit a rock or the terrain is rough, that's not a viable strategy.
Best way to take out mule camps: Ram em all with your trike.
NO. this KILLS them. then you have to worry about corpse disposal or have an area contaminated by BTs.
I thought repair spray doesnt work for timefall
it does, it just reduces its effectiveness.
If you hold L2 and R2 before you throw a grenade you can shoot straight
don't ditch the Trike. If you move slow on the Trike you'll be able to See BTs from a few meters off when you get close. and if you get grabbed by the Goo Grabbers, if you spam your boost, you can actually get away from them without having to get off the bike. This only seems to work at about the moment your bike regains power. But I've ridden through hostile territory relying on this plenty.
For me personally it’s more entertaining to have a with a tower of cargo on my back and more satisfying to run around delivering it all. It makes me feel like Super Delivery Boy
I wish your could deliver cargo by throwing it through a window, paperboy style.
great game.
It’s the best walking simulator! I preordered this game and after 22 hours of playing still getting many pleasure and chills! YOU must personally try to play this game, and after criticizing it.
While I knew I would love this game the minute I got it I'd didnt think it would be this addictive, at like 50 hours and just passed the 4th chapter, it's like oh one last delivery then you pick up all the orders that you could also hit along the way and while your at it why not finish this road or upgrade that generator, why not get all the materials at Mule camp. It's just one big spiral that ends up taking like 3 hours
I finally started today, so enjoyable, and I have discovered nothing, thank you for the tips.
I dunno, I kinda love the challenge that carrying a lot of cargo brings.
Why would you waste repair spray when you are about to turn in your cargo? All it does is repair the container, making it so the cargo gets damaged less if you take a fall. The game even tells you that repair spray doesn't repair cargo.
If you never drop your cargo, you can run around with completely destroyed containers without issue.
Another thing people do npt understand is that the big BTs are not bosses. They want to end your life and destroy your packages. You can slow them down using grenades to escape the tar zone.
But if you bring them down you get a nice amount of Chiral Crystals to help with your road building!