Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain |OT| The Man Who Sold The World
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Do you mean Battle Armour?
The recovery is slow and you need to be still for it, with sneaking suit you can be on the move and still recover. Battle armour will provide you the noise dampming perks of sneaking suit though.
I think sometimes if you get detected they kill prisoners, if it's not that, bring DD with you, he can detect prisoners nearby and mark them for you, even behind walls.
Bring wall hack dog. Watch as he marks all prisoners and enemies for you.
Dwight Schrute
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Where can I find blueprints for the Missile weapon (recommended) required for Mission 5 and 6 or something ?
Death Metalist
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Not to be a downer but you'll soon see the repeated missions thing. You have to finish one to progress within the story, it's annoying but you'll manage. Stay away from the boss related missions, they're a pain. Story so far is real interesting and pretty good.
Most of the time you'll have to develop things which you can if you get more recruits, level up your R&D as well as motherbase as a whole.
The Dear Leader
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I started with the tranq pistol too,
spent 10 minutes trading shots, then I opened up my staff page and moved some people around so I would barely meet the requirements for a tranq sniper rifle, dropped it in during the middle of the fight as I was barely hiding from the shots and it was easy after that.
It was one of my favorite moments in the game so far, you couldn't script an encounter better than that.
I got one thing spoiled by accident, but I don't know how or when to trigger it and now I'm kinda lost haha. Can someone help me?
Heard about a medical bay event involving a character from ground zeroes, no idea how to trigger it or when, if it's after a certain mission or whatever. What do I do?
I don't really understand how someone as meticulous as Kojima made such perfectly balanced gameplay for the campaign but overlooked the balance in cinematics and storytelling. I'm convinced it must have been an intentional, stubborn stylistic choice on his part to keep Snake quiet, because I can't imagine him just overlooking this aspect of the game, especially after how beefy MGS4's storytelling was.
I haven't played the game yet, I'm just commenting on peoples impressions.
SandMan2233
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It's after you complete the first wandering soldier Side Op. Basically you'll be tasked with extracting a former MSF soldier. Complete that, then head to the Medical Strut and look for a door that has a blue light over it. Go through it, then go to the next door inside.
The Xtortionist
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Does anyone have preferred methods for quickly fultoning vehicles that are required for the combat deployment missions? Like where to find each type of vehicle?
ProvenDeadly
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900 p vs 1080 everything else is basically the same
Marvel
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The door you're looking for is up a flight of stairs ahead of you, iirc you take a left after the stairs. Can't miss it
The door you're looking for is up a flight of stairs ahead of you, iir you take a left aftert he stairs. Can't miss it
Thanks, I really suck at finding things so I really appreciate that! That's gonna make my life a lot easier haha.
'Boss....I'm already a demon."
BrettHeazy
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where's camp omega?!
*waits another day at work to get home and put more time in*
did mission 20 last night - that was cool!
*waits another day at work to get home and put more time in*
did mission 20 last night - that was cool!
What is useful for to use the other soldiers on missions?
I found it a big annoyance that you pretty much keep that character until you revert it yourself and everyone around the base treats you as the even tho you blalantly not.
Only 5 missions in. Really digging the game. On the last mission I really messed up and kept getting into alert states so I flooded the area with soldiers. However to eliminate a few I found a pretty cheesy method of trapping them. You find a power generator in an area where you can easily hide, turn off the power, wait, and when a soldier comes, let him turn it back on, then CQC him and fulton him. Turn off the power again and repeat. Very cheesy way to pull clueless soldiers in toward you.
Another thing I found that was really effective was to set C4 explosives on various hardware on the edge of a base. Exploding that will lure guards away for quite some time.
Just like Peace Walker it's incredibly addictive to go around and fulton up soldiers. I just randomly walked into a camp and started interrogating guards to find out more info, and they said they had a specialist in the camp and pointed him out on my map. Very cool.
The one step back from Peace Walker is they made it so that people automatically go into their best teams. I thought it was pretty fun to go back to that screen, have a look at people's stats, and sort them myself. The team management screen is kind of not as useful or interesting now that it's on auto pilot.
The game is pretty tough what with it being more open than others. If it weren't for Reflex Time I'd probably still be on the first mission of the game.
Another thing I found that was really effective was to set C4 explosives on various hardware on the edge of a base. Exploding that will lure guards away for quite some time.
Just like Peace Walker it's incredibly addictive to go around and fulton up soldiers. I just randomly walked into a camp and started interrogating guards to find out more info, and they said they had a specialist in the camp and pointed him out on my map. Very cool.
The one step back from Peace Walker is they made it so that people automatically go into their best teams. I thought it was pretty fun to go back to that screen, have a look at people's stats, and sort them myself. The team management screen is kind of not as useful or interesting now that it's on auto pilot.
The game is pretty tough what with it being more open than others. If it weren't for Reflex Time I'd probably still be on the first mission of the game.
Misterinenja
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Stopped doing that since I find improvising in those situations rewarding and fun.
crazyrabbits
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There's nothing pertaining to any follow-up missions at Camp Omega in the strategy guide. It seems it was either pulled or left unfinished before release.
"You were just supposed to locate a lost lamb. What the hell happened out there?"
Holy shit, kinda accidentally managed to do the "extract 3 random commanders" mission with perfect stealth and no kills. So far my first, and probably last, S rank.
Staff in the brig get automatically assigned to actual duties when they decide to join, right? I won't have to do anything about them myself?
Staff in the brig get automatically assigned to actual duties when they decide to join, right? I won't have to do anything about them myself?
piccio_ssl
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Welp, i guess i've missed this
Done a bunch of those ops, found the
door
MMaRsu
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You can turn off auto assign
FreezerGeezer
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Just wanted to ask this again on a new page. Thanks
Basketball
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I just dropped supply boxes on her head
I've stopped restarting every time I sound an alarm.
There is such an huge angle of the game that is not being fully played by the players (Improvising, combat, evasion).
I used to play the old Metal Gears like this, and it was amazing. And now after I stopped caring going for Pure stealth (I did that in a few missions, it was frustrating and I still didn't get an S)
It's so much fun now trying to escape when something goes wrong.
There is such an huge angle of the game that is not being fully played by the players (Improvising, combat, evasion).
I used to play the old Metal Gears like this, and it was amazing. And now after I stopped caring going for Pure stealth (I did that in a few missions, it was frustrating and I still didn't get an S)
It's so much fun now trying to escape when something goes wrong.
I managed to set off an alarm, grabbed the nearest guard to use as a human shield and headshot tranq'd everyone that remained at the base. It was awesome. =D
They just appear, no placement choice. If you get more than you need, Miller says he'll sell them on instead.
You'll see them around MB next time you're there.
Dependinding on if you got him really early, you should be close if you've been doing a couple of side ops too. Just check back every couple missions.
There's cutscenes that mark the halfway and final point.
Holdfing
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Oh man, mission 11 was awesome!
I snuck up to her, used the stun arm. That took off a huge chunk of stamina/psyche/blue bar. Then I always failed at sneaking up to her, so I used my dinky little tranq pistol. She was low though, only a couple of shots to go. Tried to find her, took too long, so she started looking all over for me, zooming around the place. And THEN I noticed a rainbow over that small pool in the ruins, snuck closer, there she is, recovering lost stamina at the end of the rainbow. Stun arm + 1 tranq dart, done.
Episode 13, and three first-attempt S-ranks so far. I'm surprised at myself -- I usually stay stealthy until I get seen, and then go rambo. I attribute it to the aid of reflex mode silenced headshots. So long as you have good aim, the gain is superior to the penalty.
In other news, my copy of the Piggyback guide has finally arrived. I never anticipated how vital that thing would be.
In other news, my copy of the Piggyback guide has finally arrived. I never anticipated how vital that thing would be.
Death Metalist
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To be fair, the amount of males you rescue is like 10 times.
EDIT: They'll make a fuss about other things concerning Quiet, I'm sure. But it's Kojima he's always been like that and I find it funny. Don't know what the others were expecting really.
SomedayTheFire
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I probably need to stop this, but I love not getting seen too much. I don't care about my rank but not being seen is my rush.
I love going through missions without even touching an enemy. No kills, no tranq's, no holdups, no cqc. Love it. I'm not very good at it and it requires multiple retries.
Oof. I didn't even notice that.
Kojima doesn't give a fuck, but I'm sure people will pick up on that.
don,t remember the mission name was it the mission
in the dead camps before you fight the fireman again
tents
Infinite_Daremo
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How the hell did you sneak up on her?
Everytime i got close she jumped away... even when prone sneaking. I just out sniped her with my tranq pistol... it felt dirty!
lol. Don't worry they've got plenty to bitch about with Quiet.
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