In Death Stranding, players have come across a potentially game-breaking quirk. As has been well documented, your version of the game's world will be populated with items, equipment, and more created by other players. When you find these things, they can be extremely useful, but it turns out that vehicles are causing a bit of a problem.
Depending on where other players have left their vehicles, which can include pretty large trucks, you might find that parts of the map are blocked by the things. This might prevent you from completing a delivery, or halt your progress through a tricky path. Currently, there's no way to remove these vehicles from your game, so you just have to hope a vehicle doesn't spawn in an awkward spot.
Fortunately, Kojima Productions is aware of the unusual issue. The studio is putting together a new update for Death Stranding that will "address the most common requests from players", including the ability to remove unwanted vehicles.
The update is due to arrive a little later this month, and will hopefully rectify the problem. Have you come across any progress-halting vehicles in Death Stranding? Don't block the way in the comments below.
[source eurogamer.net, via twitter.com]
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I play offline .....so cool beanz
I’m just running around building roads.
This is the thanks I get for building all those roads? Scum.
@BarefootBowser I've what it looks like online. A big bridge every 100 metres. It ruins the landscape, so no, thank you
I've seen a few parked in awkward places but you have so many tools to navigate round it's hard to imagine them being that much of an issue. The worst has been parked in the entrance of one of the delivery points, my biggest issue is seeing them littered all over my nice new shiny roads
Who is surprised that the gaming "community" would figure out a way to grief others in a passively connected world?
Not me.
@BarefootBowser I know, and I love it. I get to decide where I build my bridges and roads
The text is annoyingly small, its good that they plan to patch it.
I can’t imagine playing this game offline...I have all the roads built on my map (70+ hours in) and have zip lines connecting all the preppers in the mountains. (No way I’m walking orders in the mountains). However, I cannot imagine doing all that on my own. Online play is a MUST.
@Oriion yup 92 hours in and it's satisfying when you get notifications of people using your structures and helping you out with building and delivering!
@BarefootBowser i like the grind and i like the fact when i save the game there are no surprises when I start it up again.
Online has its plusses too good game all round....give that man a beer cheers happy 25 years playstation.
@ShogunRok Sub Human Scum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Heybq1s79Y
Interesting. "... but a PS4 patch is on the way". To which other system could a patch for Death Stranding possibly be delivered to?
I noticed this last night. I had two big trucks blocking the way, but one I was able to crouch under (it was stuck on a mountainous area) and the other I climbed around it 😂
Only ever had one truck blocking a door in 100+ hours of playing. You could tell the person that left it had gone to a lot of trouble to put it there but it took me about 2 seconds to move it. I guess whoever left it didn't realise you can bounce those things with the x button.
I usually just get in them and move them myself.
I think I can blow them up now though.
One of the most memorable moments in the game for me came when a truck came rolling down a mountain path towards me and for a second I thought someone was driving it.
That's not true. You can blow up vehicles with grenades or rocket/grenade launchers. 3 grenades to be precise. Vehicle blows up and the wreck dissapears in like 15 sec and voala - the path is free. You can also build ladders on top of them. Come on guys, use your heads..
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