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I occasionally get Die Hardman telling me to pick up a body and dispose of it, but I can never see it marked on the map. Can it appear anywhere or is it always located nearby and you just have to scan for it?
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Mar 13, 2020 00:41
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I rebuilt the entire stretch of road from Lake Knot to South Knot, feels good, although I wish the trucks and bikes had a radio you could listen to the music player, the constant engine noise is really starting to annoy me while I'm making these long deliveries.
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Mar 24, 2020 00:57
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Listerine posted:For some reason I was in a hurry and when Mama suggests trying out the zipline outside her lab I skipped it. So I never really knew what they did, and went through the next god knows how long collecting the ceramic required to finish every single road, and only after all that work did I build a zipline and suddenly feel super stupid. Yeah I basically did it to do those ones from South to Lake that have 1 to 2 tonnes worth of stuff in order to get them to 5 stars, and it made it a hell of a lot easier for the pizza guy as well. Most of the mountain area is pretty accessible already with a vehicle so I plan to only do the first few pavers outside of mountain knot.
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Mar 24, 2020 22:58
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The ability to cut the umbilical cords makes those areas much easier too, stop, scan, pick the closest one, crouch walk directly at it while holding your breath, hit square when the prompt happens. The range you can do it at basically means you'll never just bump in to one
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Apr 21, 2020 00:49
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I absolutely loved this game but I also felt like it didn't quite stick the landing, the "what" of everything made sense but a lot of the how and why just feels like it's supposed to be taken on faith. When Die-Hardman was having his little breakdown thing in the hallway at the end I just didn't give even the slightest poo poo about what was happening because we knew pretty much nothing about him, and the stuff we did know wasn't even really related that much to Sam. I dunno, it just didn't feel completely satisfying as an ending. At least the BB and Cliff stuff wrapped up nicely, even if the shooty shoot bits weren't very fun. The crossing the tar belt set piece was super cool. They could make a good tv series or something out of this world that's been created.
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Apr 27, 2020 05:03
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Tormented posted:Good deal on Death Standing for PC. It's real good, I had some quibbles with the story but it is absolutely worth your time. Most bad reviews I saw were from people complaining about the movement while trying to drive a motorcycle up a nearly sheer cliff face.
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May 8, 2020 02:31
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Think of all your fellow porters playing who could benefit from the full road system
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Jun 24, 2020 02:18
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Jolo posted:I built a ton of roads and got all kinds of popups about other people using my roads. Throughout the game prior to building those roads, I think I found maybe 1 section of road that someone else had built. I found a lot of sections that people had provided resources to but none that were finished which makes me wonder if the game is allowing the roads to get close to complete but saving the satisfaction of putting in the final resources for each player. Have any of you just come on a long section of road that was completed that you didn't complete yourself? I wish there was a more streamlined way of viewing what resources you needed to make it easier to pick the right amounts from the distro centres. I ended up having a little notepad and then figuring out the correct combination of packs to withdraw to maximise resources.
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Jun 29, 2020 00:49
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You can just leave the controller, after I figured out what was happening I just let it run it's course.
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Aug 26, 2020 00:29
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bear named tators posted:I just picked this back up after a couple of months and I made the delivery to the timefall farm. At what point do I really start having to worry about building roads/structures and keeping vehicles around? I like the game, but not enough to constantly backtrack and take care of every optional delivery. So far I'm just plowing forward with little reason to ever head backwards unless my path totally sucked. I've barely even put down any ladders or climbing anchors. Does building ever integrate into forward progression or is it more for folks who really want to luxuriate in the game? You're not connected to the network until you visit those settlements anyway, so any path you make will pretty quickly be redundant once all the other stuff comes online because of what other people have left around. If you pack right, I usually took 3 climbing ropes and 2 ladders for a new path, you don't technically need to any of the non story stuff, although some of the upgrades do make leveling the settlements worth it.
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Oct 12, 2020 00:51
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barbecue at the folks posted:I would think the game would be both a lot harder and a lot more boring without the perks that raising connection levels through deliveries and building infrastructure gives. The highways are perhaps the most important quality of life improvement but also the biggest investment time and resource wise. This is true also, you could research what upgrades provide the greatest benefit to you and focus those. My recommendation would be any of the exo-skeleton upgrades, power or speed or climbing (can't remember what last one is called). The power is easy to do.
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Oct 12, 2020 07:05
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The crossing of the tar belt is one of the best set pieces I've seen in a game. That whole section was wild.
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May 9, 2021 11:44
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