DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH

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"Data could not be saved. " 1.5 year after release in a Sony AAA experience? at full price ? Sorry but no.

整个游戏就是1代的换皮，ds两代隔了6年，跨越一代主机，结果游戏流程几乎完全一样，剧情结构也极其相似，音乐也不如一代 开局不情愿的开始送货，中期开始时从第一个大型节点城出来之后打一个巨型bt，送着送着穿插三章毫无特色的枪战，boss带着四个小兵，打死一次boss嗖的一声窜走了，多打死几次这章就不明所以的结束了，枪战boss一共打三次最后和你深情坦白。快结束时需要你亲自横穿整个地图，快到目的地时要打一个非常大的巨型bt。然后结局时有一个己方领导人跳反，然后在冥滩和希格斯肉搏互殴。最后真相大白哦山姆和这个人竟然是血缘关系。请问我说的是哪一部ds。 我玩完AC起源之后再玩AC奥德赛都没这么高的重复感

操他妈的都来玩，绝对不亏，他妈的太好玩了

Death Stranding 2 feels like an upgraded, polished version of Death Stranding, with the same incredible world, bountiful QoL additions across the game, and plenty of new features. The graphics are some of the best I've seen, the game world is truly beautiful. More excellent music, and I was very happy to see the music player added after really wishing it was in the first game. The game runs wonderfully for the most part, though I did experience some stuttering/fps drops for short periods when loading into the game. I may be imagining it, but it seems like we get access to vehicles earlier in this one, which I was very thankful for. I do miss the vehicle variety from the first game though, with all the variants and bonus vehicles you could have by the end, you're limited to 3 in this game. I found the game a bit hard to get into gameplay-wise for the first little while, until you begin unlocking all the interesting gear that makes it progressively easier to complete orders. I made liberal use of the Power Climbing Gloves later on, very convenient item. The addition of To The Wilder difficulty made the facility connection grind much nicer with it's bonus to likes received, although I went the added distance in this game with full completion of all orders, meaning I would have maxed them all anyway. And on that note, I found the max connection rewards for each facility to be a bit underwhelming compared to their earlier ranks. Some of the most fun I had was setting up my zipline network in the mountains, the scenery there is especially beautiful. Curving ziplines is a major upgrade from the first game, though it crucially lacks the feature to change the angle once they are already built, which often makes shared multiplayer structures useless. Level 2 roads were a major upgrade as well, definitely worth the time to get those unlocked. Same with the monorail. Death Stranding 2 is definitely more action/combat heavy, and one feature of which I really enjoyed was [spoiler]BT Summoning[/spoiler]. I found there to be a bit too much exposition in places, especially with repeating information already given to us earlier, a minor flaw but I did find it distracting. This is made worse if you read the corpus entries since information revealed there may be re-revealed in-game. [spoiler]Neil's[/spoiler] story seemed to be a bit of a repeat of Cliff's from the first game, which isn't unenjoyable-especially when you get to the end and see the reveals of his story arc-but it is a bit repetitive. The same could be said for Higgs, though it would be hard to choose which version of him I like better. He's an excellent character played wonderfully by Troy Baker. The final sequence of the game was hilarious. I also wasn't a big fan of Lou's story early on, especially with the repeated mechanic of the [spoiler]BB pod[/spoiler]. Story-wise it pays off, but I found that repeated gameplay mechanic boring, especially after the promotional art and implications of Lou now being [spoiler]out of the pod[/spoiler] and growing. Fragile was lovely in this game once again, still not sure how I feel about her story resolving though... The new characters are all interesting as well, definitely loved Tomorrow. The All together, Death Stranding 2 was an amazing experience which I had a great time with and would definitely recommend. Despite the few problems I had, the story was great, the music was great, and the gameplay was fun. The story leaves room to continue, which I wonder whether Kojima will. I'll definitely be interested if that is the case.

I will admit, when the first Death Stranding came out, I didn't give it much of a shot and quickly moved on to other games. Looking for something a little different to play, I picked up Death Stranding 2 on a whim after seeing a few clips that caught my eye with how different it looked from everything else that's currently out. Before starting the game, I made sure to watch a two-hour recap of the story from the first game so I wasn't completely lost. There was a bit of a recap when I started the game, but it quickly throws you into the world, and the first thing I noticed was how polished everything was, from the graphics to the animations. After a few hours of playing, the gameplay loop and the story really began to sink their hooks into me, and I started to realize the genius of this game. There is a constant sense of progression with unlocking new items and new ways to go about your deliveries, along with coming across new biomes as you make your way across the map and connect the continent together. I'm still unlocking new things over 50 hours into the game. The social aspect of the game is also something very unique and unlike anything else I've seen. Your world is constantly evolving through player interactions, and other players are shaping your world while you shape theirs. There is something really satisfying about setting up the perfect bridge or ladder to help your fellow porters out, and the structures only get crazier as the game goes on. This is the first game in years where I actually want to go back after finishing the story, complete everything, and get 100% completion. Even just from the recap I watched of the first game, the story was easy to follow. It is definitely one of the most unique stories I've experienced in a game, with some unforgettable characters. I didn't think it would be possible for a talking doll to be such an awesome character. I can't say there was really anything I disliked about the story as a whole, but it may not be for everybody. I'm a big fan of the work of David Lynch, who was a big inspiration for Hideo Kojima. If you're into that kind of stuff, this is a game that's definitely worth checking out for that alone. I truly wasn't expecting this to end up on my list of favorite games of all time, but it most certainly has. I finally understand the hype surrounding Hideo Kojima and why so many people consider him a genius. Bravo, Kojima.

The game is as good as the first. I played on the highest difficulty, but if you want a pleasant experience, I don't recommend playing on that difficulty! It's a great game, but some aspects make the gameplay very tiring, such as excessive text with a lot of repetition even after 30 hours of gameplay, they're still explaining obvious things, and there's an excessive amount of acronyms If you don't care about any of that, it's a good game, good music, beautiful graphics and a good story