Death Stranding Director's Cut: The Best Backpack Setup
Death Stranding calls on players to travel across the post-apocalyptic United States to establish links between the disparate survivors. To achieve this, Sam Porter Bridges must shoulder the burden of innumerable packages for delivery on his trusty backpack.
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After delivering Sam’s first package to the Distribution Center South of Lake Knot City, players will unlock the ability to customize their backpack. To do so, simply visit any Safe House and look to the right of BB on the wall to see the option. Players are able to customize the pack to their liking, equipping extra storage and batteries, and decorating it with patches. However, with only a 5x6 grid to place attachments, it can be hard to know what the optimal layout for Death Stranding's backpack is, so this guide will walk players through their options, explaining their utility and creating an optimal layout.
Arguably the best and most useful item to have on Sam’s backpack is an Extra Battery. These chunky attachments, while taking up a 3x6 grid, provide a lot more electrical charge for any items that use batteries. This is especially handy for players using Exo-Skeletons, which can dramatically enhance Sam’s natural abilities so long as his battery is charged. Consider this a must-have.
By delivering packages and getting Connection Rank 5 at the Distribution Center North of Mountain Knot City, Death Stranding Director’s Cut owners can unlock the Extra Battery (Lv. 4) which only takes up 3x5 spaces and has the highest energy capacity.
The Spare Ammo Container allows Sam to carry more ammunition for his weapons, which is invaluable in a fight against BTs, Terrorists, or MULES. Though hefty, taking up 3x5 slots, with the
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