Other games do not handle the same side quests as the strands of death.

We all like good side quests. They vary from speaking to their persuasive stories to the simplest quests brought. In this case, we usually have to push the item on inventory, and perhaps as much as it has been completed for a while, the quest must be steadily tickled or intended. Of course, the old lady in the village may be waiting for the medicine, but the quest has not been specified, so she will have to wait until I am in the area.

In the case of Death Stranding, they are not as much quest as delivery quests. Occasionally interesting elements occurred when importing items from A to B. But despite its relatively simplicity, Death Stranding 2 makes it clear that other games do not handle such side quests. It's not always urgent, but you need consideration.

I have to come back later for that command

Sam is still standing as a sinking purple background of many cargo and death 2.

In the strands of death, you cannot receive all sub and standard orders available in each facility. First of all, you need to consider what you need to carry, the amount of weight, the type of cargo, the damage possible, and the place to be delivered.

Even large vehicles are filled quickly, so there is no convenient storage space to pretend to be something later. Especially when you receive more orders along the actual path. In addition, you can mean that you can find lost cargo and materials in the wilderness and have a space for them. Of course, you can leave the cargo on your personal lockers until you get back, but you can forget the open spell.

When I played the game, I returned to Mexico when I found out that more orders were opened in that map. It was a relatively simple map and I thought it would be very simple to order because I knew it well. Instead, it took four hours to deal with interesting goals for time -set shipping, many heavy freight trips, ordering and secret operations. And this was all in the truck.

It is actually my respect for death. I just couldn't see all the side quests and check it in my list. I had to take a lot of time considering the order of completing the goods, planning the path accordingly, carrying out more local collections, and resending the facility for orders without the ability to accept before. It creates boring care when handling side quests. To be honest, you can't be more refreshing. I can't finally build a list of orders to go. I had to finish my command to make more space.

Even general quest goals are even more complicated.

Sam stands next to the automatic fiber destroyed by the strand of death 2: on the beach.

One of my commands in Mexico was to dispose of explosives at the bandit camp. Of course, I probably could have gone there with a sniper or a shotgun, or it was possible to deal with explosives and bandits, but it didn't look like a wise movement. Instead, I aimed to get the explosives away from the camp and stay away from a settlement.

Now, in general, the game is secreted and the explosives are put in the inventory. Here I had to tear eight explosives at the camp and put them in my hidden truck near my nearby. To do this, I parked my truck behind the obstacles, grabbed the floating cargo carrier, and went in. I kept stealth under the cover of the night, picked a sticky enemy that could cause problems, and found two separate storage locations for explosives. When I touched each location, I had to come back to the truck and hoped that no one could notice before heading to another site. When they all load, they will drive carefully (very Carefully, dispose of them in the desert.

For me, this added complexity layer is a brilliant example of how to make it more interesting by adding stories or characters, or completely avoiding the trophies, even with a simple goal, and even the most basic side quests. This is the good thing about the strand of death, and when I go back to Australia to continue the command, I can't wait to consider each new goal on my way.