The Worst Parts Of Death Stranding The Sequel Doesn't Need

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Death Stranding 2 has possibly been leaked by Norman Reedus, prompting much speculation about what a sequel could look like, but not everything from the original Death Stranding should return for the sequel. Death Stranding was well-reviewed at release, with critics singling out praise for its many unique mechanics and strange premises, as befitting a Hideo Kojima game. However, the game had its flaws that the sequel should address. Death Stranding 2 needs to be a more concise package containing all the aspects players loved while removing those that weren't as well received.

The original Death Stranding follows the story of Sam Bridges, portrayed by Reedus, as he seeks to connect the disparate parts of a post-apocalyptic United States. He does so by delivering packages on foot, by vehicle, or through many other devices. While there is a bizarre story tying it all together, the majority of the gameplay is centered on this concept. The themes of bringing people together was largely supported by Death Stranding's multiplayer component which had players from all over the world working together to build structures.

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While many players loved all that it had to offer, Death Stranding continues to be divisive among players who did not catch on to its unique brand of gameplay. That isn't to say that the original is perfect, though. These are some of the things that should not return in a Death Stranding sequel, ranging from the game's human enemies to repetitive gameplay and finicky transportation.

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