@venapboyz: Whoa, what? The monster is a BT head, that's crazy. Wow, I see Deadman is still alive in this second game. The complexity of the story in this second volume is interesting. I'm still playing the first one, LOL! Nice pics!
Anomaly Near the Lab. by @alpha-g on 3Speak
Deadman appeared as a hologram to reveal that Australia survived the Death Stranding and might need network connection next. Soon after, a massive BT emerged outside, triggering an emergency. I qui...
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It's been too long, Sam. You were a good friend to me, one I could never forget. Which is why I took steps to ensure that this message would only play upon your arrival. The sensors were set to scan for your biometric data. That's simple enough trick. Now this was originally a geophysics laboratory, established for the study of earthquakes. And for that reason, it holds a wealth of documentation on gatequakes, tar currents, and placates, as well, I discovered, as research data on the other side. Now, what I'm about to tell you... I learned after I came to this place. Imagine that this is the lab. Though it's relatively close to the northern tip of South America, the continent is entirely cut off from us by a tar belt, and so we have no idea what's going on down there. Nor do we know the state of any continent other than our own. The researchers here were trying to establish contact with the rest of the world. They were well equipped to do so, as the facility had once been used to launch research satellites. So they tried launching a variety of probes and drones in the hope of obtaining observational data with no success. The earth, you see, is shrouded in a thick layer of chiralium. that renders electronics inoperable at altitude. So they tried sending ships across the ocean. Oh, yes. Oh, but that failed to. The high concentration of chiralium and open waterproof too corrosive, invariably causing them to sink. But then the researchers found some rather rare birds on their doorsteps. Birds not native to the region. Nice birdie, nice birdie. And that, my friend, was just the beginning. Not far from the lab, they discovered a strange anomaly. Well, the surrounding area was heavily contaminated with chyrelium. Yes. This is beautiful. The researchers... would later dub the anomaly a plate gate. The further investigation revealed that it came into existence when you began to expand the chiral network across North America, and that the gate grew larger in tandem with the network itself. What started as a tiny fissure in space became so much more. The researchers duly installed cameras to study the gate in its surrounding area. Now, to their surprise, they caught footage of some unusual marsupials. Yes, the kind you wouldn't expect to normally encounter in Central America, like the birds. But to confirm their suspicions, they sent an autonomous robot through the gate. The soil samples they collected were consistent with the archive geological data from the Southern Hemisphere. Not long after several men and women came through the gate, they spoke English, and they confirmed that they had indeed come from far away Australia. We finally knew the world outside North and Central America had survived. Ours was not the last bastion of humanity, but Australia had suffered the death stranding too. Undeterred, the researchers began working closely with bridges and conducted a series of tests, paving the way for an expedition to Australia that would lay the groundwork for chiral network expansion. After they had first installed surveillance equipment, that is, so that the gate could be monitored from the Mexican side, the necessity to this day as Australia is not yet connected to the Cairo network. The UCA may not have dreams of conquest and control, but they aren't about to let just anyone use the gate. Indeed, that's one of the reasons they were so determined to connect Australia to the network in the first place. Well, I suppose that's all I have to say about the plate gate. There's something else that I need to tell you, though. Something... Far more important. Mind if I posit here? I have to go take a shower. Gatequake detected. Sam, a gigantic BT just showed up outside. We're prepping weapons for you now. Access the terminal up top and take whatever you need. We're counting on you.
@venapboyz: Whoa, what? The monster is a BT head, that's crazy. Wow, I see Deadman is still alive in this second game. The complexity of the story in this second volume is interesting. I'm still playing the first one, LOL! Nice pics!
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@hiddenblad3: Dang that game looks so good. I skipped buying it during the Steam summer sale but probably should next time. :D
@paarvez: Sam trying to hug Deadman's hologram was such an emotional moment. It became awkward and a funny little moment then. Those baby toys made me laugh for sure.
@mavvxen: That BT fight escalated much faster than I expected. Getting swallowed twice must have been frustrating but Deadman's reveal about Australia surviving the Death Stranding was a really interesting story moment.
@bullravi: Deadman explaining everything with baby toys was actually funny. Using a baby feeder as a satellite and a toy duck for ships made the story much easier to understand.
@izuki.midoriya: Deadman explaining world changing discoveries with baby toys somehow felt completely normal in Death Stranding. Only this game could pull something like that off. Hahaha.