Splitter4

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r/DeathStranding•

(Didn't realize roads were so popular before doing a quick search on the subreddit but here goes)

I was thinking how roads are nice to use when you've just repaired them. It's rewarding to repair them because it gives you a new way to traverse terrain that you've already walked through before (also you can get some speed), but doesn't it become kind of boring to drive on them after a while? It even seems to oppose the main game mechanic, which is traversing difficult terrain, making these microchoices to path-find your way through.

So I started considering if it would be fun to have, instead of roads, huge desert-like areas surrounding the main areas of the game (where you actual

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r/GiftofGames•

Here is the code: BX-OLW-ZHG
Minimum products value: US$60. Expires on 2014/06/13.

First come, first served. Please comment right after using it.

Sorry if this isn't that useful. I wasn't going to use it and thought I should share.

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