This page contains tips and information about stacking your Cargo in the game Death Stranding. Read on to find out more about load burden, Cargo placement, and Cargo sizes.
List of Contents
Delivering Cargo is the primary gameplay element of Death Stranding. Knowing the best ways to carry Cargo will make or break your success in advancing through the game.
Try to avoid placing the majority of the Cargo you're carrying on one side of your body; this will help to achieve balance and to avoid falling over. It is also advisable to start loading Cargo on your upper body parts first (shoulders and back).
While it is unavoidable on some missions, consider limiting the amount of Cargo you take on to avoid overburdening yourself. While arranging Cargo appropriately can ease issues with balancing, a heavy load will always take its toll.
Cargo that is stacked on your shoulders and in the farthest compartment on your back is more exposed to Timefall. Put important Cargo in a safer location to avoid Timefall deterioration.
This can be done by pressing the Triangle Button on the Delivery Preparation screen.
The Like Feature
You can save a comment for later by giving it a Like.
As a member:Get access to several features!
How to Stack your Cargo Like a Pro
how do o get mor emergency provisions i lost one
©Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc. Created and developed by KOJIMA PRODUCTIONS.
The copyrights of videos of games used in our content and other intellectual property rights belong to the provider of the game.
The contents we provide on this site were created personally by members of the Game8 editorial department.
We refuse the right to reuse or repost content taken without our permission such as data or images to other sites.
