@benaussa Hey Ben, first off, thanks so much for taking the time to check this out, much less leave a comment! As for a start to finish walkthrough, I've been compiling some tips and things that I've learned while playing through that were particularly useful for me based on questions I had, and I'll be putting something together for that for sure. Right now, I'm actually polishing off some of the more unique achievements/trophies and will put some short guides together to help others unlock these as well! In terms of a start to finish walkthrough, I'd definitely be willing to try something like that if there's interest.. what would you like covered if I were to spend some time putting this together? Just trying to get a sense of what would be of value in a walkthrough! Thanks for the feedback, hope to see you around the FFG channel more often - have a great one! 🙏

Not a problem at all 😊 thank you for your in depth reply. Was thinking of something like a guide that shows a good number of supplies and machines to have at certain points throughout the game. Below major missions having a bit of information about what to look out for and what to have at the ready I guess, without spoilers of possible

@benaussa I could likely do something like that, it might be best covered in kinda what I was thinking for as an overall tip video, though. There definitely isn't a set amount of resources that are necessarily required to progress through the story, but I think what I'm thinking for tips would definitely assist in navigating early, mid and late game! The story really isn't all that long to be fair, and there aren't many missions I wouldn't say... moreso the idea is to outfit your car to survive long enough to push through the different Zone walls. I think the story/missions are to give you a very high level direction and some added context, but it's not linear in how to do it. Which is nice, but also leaves open for interpretation how you'd prefer to play. For example, I spent A LOT of time collecting resources and trying to upgrade as much as possible before moving through the Zones and the story. Until it felt like I just wasn't getting anything done, and I couldn't actually craft anything that I was researching. Sorry for the long reply, just kinda walking through my thoughts as the same time as trying to address your feedback but I definitely appreciate the input! I do think, though, that the tips I'll string together will serve as some good early-game, mid-game and end-game tips, they just may not be laid out alongside missions as, to me anyways, they were always a secondary element to the meat and potatoes of the game! Hope this helps - and hope to see you back around on our other/upcoming Pacific Drive videos! Always love a good chat about the games we're playing!

@@friendlyfrenzygamesThat helps greatly mate, thank you. Just bought the game and I will give it a go!! Thanks again for the messages and look forward to more videos :)

Amazing, hope you enjoy it! It'll likely take some time to put that video together, but if you have any specific questions, feel free to tag us and ask! 🙌

@ethanwinston2672 Hey Ethan, thanks for checking this out! Yeah, definitely - as with any good survival craft, there's a TON of options and it's very overwhelming, especially to start, until you find your footing. If you're in the early game and haven't crossed into the Mid Zone yet, you're probably safe to use a combination of Steel and Insulated. Keep in mind that these pieces will share some of their properties with adjacent pieces, so what I liked to do was run Steel Panels at the front for their health and impact resistance as this needed the most protection (I'd be constantly making shortcuts through the trees) and then add Insulated Doors for shock resistance and charge block. You can run Steel Panels at the back as well, this will give some impact resistance to the adjacent Insulated Doors, and shock resistance to the Steel Panels. I mention Insulated because in the early game, many of the anomalies are shock/lightning-based. These are probably the most difficult anomalies to avoid, as in the later game they seem to be more stationary and easy to see, whereas the shock ones pop up seemingly out of nowhere most of the time. You're also going to want to pay attention to the junction conditions though (and their elements) and prepare for those as best you can, but I feel like this intro setup should at least help you through the beginning stages of the game and give you a bit of direction! Hope to see you around here some more, appreciate your comment and time - have a great one!

@@friendlyfrenzygames thanks man I just reached the mid zone I got quite a bit of armor but I’ll mix in different things and see how it works out

@ethanwinston2672 Mid Zone seems to be more Corrosive-based anomalies, making the Anti-Corrosive doors pretty important. When you can, I'd recommend installing an ION Shield on the roof - almost completely negates radiation as long as your battery can continue to power it. Otherwise, farming Tree Candy from Twisted Embers will be helpful!

@elpabloblanco Hey Pablo, thanks for checking this video out, and for your comment as well! Do you mean the LIM Shield? Or LIMpulse Emitter? Those are two separate parts - I'm using ION Shield and LIM Shield, and if you're using the Emitter, that's likely why it doesn't function the same. The Emitter is designed to break the connection of different anomalies like the variety of Bunnies, and works in bursts. Honestly, I feel like it's basically pointless once you can craft the LIM Shield because the LIM Shield does the same thing, but can toggle AND grants a substantial amount of protection to physical damage as well. If you're using the LIM Shield but it's not working for you, I'm not sure I have any other ideas. But based on what you mentioned, my guess is you're using the Emitter - trying using the Shield! Hope to see you around here again, let us know if this helps! 🙌

@@friendlyfrenzygamesthank you yea u were right i was being an idiot , i was using the emitter not the shield😂

@@elpabloblanco no worries at all, glad you got it figured out! Hope you enjoyed the rest of the experience!