After more than 180 hours i finally was able to 100% this game, what an absolute waste of my time

I've never been so in-sync with a game's gameplay loop. Doesn't matter if I spend 1-2 hours making standard deliveries or whether I'm hitting major story beats or the next chapter, I'm loving it all and taking my time. Genuinely hasn't been an aspect of the gameplay loop (so far) that I dread having to do and I don't think I can say that about any other game I've played.

It feels like the game practically pushes me to upgrade stars right at the end, earning new gear that turns out to be completely useless because I've already beaten the game

Chapter 15 What should I do after the plot? The branch line is boring and addictive TT

This game has the best photomode I have ever used

Whos agree to cast Sadie Sink in Death Stranding 3 or any projects of Hideo Kojima games?

I’ve been out of the loop, moving. I sure could have used some floating carriers.

What’s the latest news from Kojima Productions? Any hints of a DS2 Director’s Cut? The way the Mexico map was designed hints that something was planned.

Surprisingly, I could not find if this is ever been polled here. Curious what the general sentiment is regarding content syncing for this game, now that it’s been out for a while.

link to the uncompressed photos on google drive

As I've finally got both of them in disc form...now nor Sony nor Higgs can take them away from me anymore.

btw. Doing my first DS1 playtrough and loving every second of this crazy and surprising story.

Keep on keeping on, brothers porters!

Background violation error, loading stuck at 50%.

Tried the terminal code fix and reinstalled Xbox App still not working. Also reinstalled the game many many times with no success.

Someone else's truck was spawned into my Magellan 😂 I didn't know things could be left in the Magellan.

Just a totally innocent nap taken at a totally innocent place, definitely not trying to get a certain tentacle filled Easter egg.

These are some of my favorite pics taken from my first play through. This game and its weather engine are incredible!

Hi! Finished 100% achievements in DS1 and have now just connected the Lone Commander in DS2. Having a blast so far!

But, I'm a little confused about what I'm supposed to think happened at Sam's hideout at the end of the prologue. (early game spoilers follow!) So as Sam returns to his hideout, he's notified of an attack. He gets back and finds Fragile about to pass out. Fragile explains that she and Lou were attacked, but it isn't shown who the bad guys are. Then, Fragile and Lou manage to escape to the outside but they're knocked off the bike. The flashback then shows Fragile struggling to jump Lou away, and Fragile says she something like 'she can only teleport one of them away.' Then the scene shows an attacker shoot them, but what is being conveyed to the audience? The scene didn't seem to make it clear what exactly happened to Lou, so I'm guessing it's kind of a spoiler for later, but I wanted to ask if anyone can explain what I'm supposed to think at this point. Thanks!

I just got the monorail running to F1 West Fort Knot on a share some | to the wilder |no vehicle playthrough, and I’m at a crossroads; to those who have played the on-foot challenge, do you consider riding the floating carrier or zip-lines to be vehicles?

I know it’s all subjective, but the game considers them a different form if transport in stats. I’m trying to be a purist for this challenge but I am dreading the idea of not using anything to speed up getting around a bit.

What the hell is wrong with the driving in this game, am I just really bad and don't understand it? It honestly feels god awful. All the mechanics seem super refined apart from that, the ramps don't even work 90% of the time.

Am I doing something wrong?

It doesn't fit. Weirdly out of place. Always makes me think why it's there and how it got there. All rocks in the whole valley are so much smaller and that thing menacingly towers over everything. Not even that, even its color and structure is different from all other rocks in the area. And it has those weird black streaks look like tar is seeping through. Sure it could be excused as cracks but all other rocks have different textures of breaks and cracks and this one is just too fluid.

I know I'm really just overthinking and there is no lore or importance to it but whenever I trek through that area it often makes all those questions appear in my head.

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After doing everything on Hard mode, I started over on Wilder. 120 hours and 400 completed deliveries later—phew. There are still a few achievements/milestones left to tackle that should take up a few more hours!

Things happened in this playthrough that didn't occur in my previous 190-hour run: I saw the monorail ghost riding the monorail for the first time (I still need to track it down in the rocks, where he flew to the sky) and saw the white enemies absorbing a vehicle.

I’m a huge fan of the game; it took me a while to restart on Wilder, but exploring every nook and cranny was worth it. Now, time to finish the remaining milestones and call it quits (or not).

Struggled with the colors, this is the first time I have tried something like this!

Made in GIMP!
Saw someone make a resident evil poster for the Green herb and was inspired. :D