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* Do the main quest line until you get the Psychoscope so you can start researching Typhons, once you get it explore wherever the hell you want. Talos I is fairly open with only a few plot related gates | * Do the main quest line until you get the Psychoscope so you can start researching Typhons, once you get it explore wherever the hell you want. Talos I is fairly open with only a few plot related gates. | ||
* Get the "increased recycling yields" and inventory size upgrade neuromods ASAP | * Get the "increased recycling yields" and inventory size upgrade neuromods ASAP. | ||
* The | * The necropsy talent is useless. Only one thing uses the exotic materials to be made, and it requires all resources. Exotic will never be your bottleneck. | ||
* | * You can take 2 alien mods and the game will still 99% treat you as human. Nothing real content changing. Once you get 3 the robots will turn hostile on you. The turrets kinda suck anyway though, so them being an enemy is at worst an inconvenience. | ||
* The nerf gun | * The two most useful Typhon abilities are Mimic Matter 1 and Psychoshock. Mimic Matter is used to get into rooms with the indestructible slats with the small opening at the bottom or stuff where it's too hard to aim with the nerf gun. Psychoshock is useful against the stronger Typhons as it disables their psi-abilities AND makes them susceptible to other damage types. | ||
* | * You get a better pistol (that is still silenced, it just doesn't say it is) if you do an incredibly on-the-way sidequest. So max out the starting pistols damage for sure, but maybe nothing else. You eventually get enough upgrade kits to max everything you want, but not at the speed you wish when you dump 10 of them into a quickly obsolete weapon. | ||
* | * The GLOO cannon can make stairs to get to hard to reach places. | ||
* | * The nerf gun can be used to interact with computers and override buttons from a distance and through broken windows. It is also amazing for getting one [baddie] to come to a corner you're behind so you can attack them one at a time, instead of fighting four of them at once. This applies to literally every enemy. You can get away with some real dumb stuff with the nerf bow. | ||
* | * The GLOO cannon and nerf gun can also be used to kill cystoids and their nests. | ||
* | * Upgrade the shotgun first, especially its firepower, to make combat more bearable. | ||
* Recycle grenades can be used to bypass objects that have a Leverage requirement. | |||
* In the early game, neuromods are in short supply. This changes gradually (you will soon be able to fabricate them), so don't fret about choosing one upgrade over another (you will not get enough to take everything, however). Some that I would suggest getting sooner than later are the first suit upgrade as your inventory gets full pretty darn easily and there isn't always a recycler nearby, and the one that gives you more materials from recyclers. | |||
* Sometimes, when you complete a substantial plot-related objective, enemies spawn in areas you've cleaned out. Don't just dash for the recycler/fabricator to unload, thinking the path will still be clear. | * Sometimes, when you complete a substantial plot-related objective, enemies spawn in areas you've cleaned out. Don't just dash for the recycler/fabricator to unload, thinking the path will still be clear. | ||