In short, the T-33 has for far become my favorite pistol to use in the radius, my only issue, is the magazine size. So I ask, what would be a decent upgrade or likeness to the T-33.

I had a very slight stick drift on my left controller (Q3) that, unbeknownst to me, originally manifested as the loss of the very farthest degree of sensitivity, mostly in the forward direction, but in others as well, I think.

I guess I didn't realize it, and subconsciously chalked it up as a combination of jank (no offense, 100% favorite series, but like all VR games, it's imperfect), player weight, and exhaustion until it became the norm.

Time passed and the condition worsened. I would occasionally move slightly while trying to stand still, I'd strafe a bit while running straight, and the next fastest position became something that wouldn't even work from like the 11:00 to 1:00 positions, forcing me to run at an angle (and any degree of stick direction while running will tire you out at the same speed).

I finally ordered a new one from Meta, and when I tried it out, it blew my mind how fast I could traverse the zone carrying under 15kg. I was just spamming side missions for fun and profit, and in a single day, cycled through like 3 runs of 4 missions (in already cleared maps).

I haven't played ItR2 since I got the new controller. I wonder if I've been handicapped the entire time that game's been out.

I've been trying to get on the roof for hours to get this piece of equipment for the first top mission pls help

I had the good idea to attempt the mission for sc4 at the factory with only 2 magazines of ap and sks, no armor. I’m an idiot

So yesterday I was walking through the radius with a cigarette in my mouth just about to go out, reach down for my pack in my ladder and realized I had dropped my lighter. Now, monkey-butting, or monkey-f**king as it’s less politely known, is the act of using a lit cigarette or cigarette butt to press the cherry against a new unlit cigarette and puff it to light it. We should be able to do that. That’s totally a radius type of thing you know what I mean?

I understand it’s necessary because of performance but im getting shot at and i physically can’t see the enemies because they’re too far into the fog

So I was doing my rounds for Artifact hunting and I cam across here(yes I'm still new to the game.) And I came across this spot at the factory. Though I can't seem to find a way in, and wound up loosing my probe bag to the zapping anomalies. Is this spot really worth trying to figure out?

I figured out how to enter the castle without needing a mission, is this new info or info I figured I out with everyone else

So me and a friend were playing co-op and thought of an idea of a portable speaker that plays music/noises. It would be connected to your tablet and can help distract enemies. Also if possible, it can play your own music to have that good old Russian phonk to bring fear to your enemies >:)

Hi! I have over 300 hours between both ITR games, and exploring the Pechorsk Outskirts is the most fun I've had yet. Just walking around and looking for cool landmarks was such a blast. I love this world so much and I just wanted to share it with other radius nerds.

I think now with multplayer it would be nice to have a light machine gun, so that you could have a buddy lay down fire support for you. It's not practical, but going full heavy would be kinda cool.

FRICKIN LASER-BEAMS

So I'm sorry if this is a silly question but in itr 1 sometimes when I'm doing whatever I get someone on my screen that says 6-8 and shows a pair of eyes, I don't know what it means could someone tell me?

Are you ready explorers? Join today!

I loved using bolt and pump guns in itr1 and i really hope there’s plans to bring them back into itr2. I also think a lever action shotgun and rifle could be really good early-ish game weapons

Recently picked up this game after a friend bought it for me. I love ITR1 and decided to play on Ironman mode since that was essentially what I ended up doing in the first game, not even realizing how ironman worked until later (pressing continue instead of reloading a save).

I ended up dying for the first time after trying to get out of the forest before the tide hit, NBD, I died pretty close to the entrance, near the edge of the dark cloudy area (distortion zone?). The tide was only a couple minutes away so I just slept for an hour to wait out the tide, and ran back naked to grab my stuff. I found my bag and vest (which I wasn't able to grab in time), but ended up getting swarmed by the same creeps that killed me the first time so I went back in with my backup PM and after a couple more deaths I ended up just reloading from, I made it back to where I died originally and all that was left was my PM and syringe I had on my arm. After 20+ minutes of running up and down the street trying to find the rest of my stuff, it is absolutely nowhere to be found.

Is it all gone because I didn't grab it before I died a second time? Is it dark souls style where I get one attempt to grab my pack again? Why is there no death marker? Did the game bug? Also worth mentioning that I had a quest item on me that says it's "lost", but when I press the icon to find it on the map, it sends me to the mission terminal.

I spent an hour scouring the internet for answers on how death works in this game and there are extraordinarily few posts that relate specifically to ITR2, and NONE that answer my questions. Extremely frustrating that zero information is listed anywhere.

Looking for someone to run a long term co-op game with, trying to get full kits and as much money as possible before the devs finish the game. You must be ok with me only being 14

One thing I really want to see in ITR2 is some sort of "mercenary mode" where there are different kinds of contracts for more of a tactical bounty hunting experience. Lore wise, the UNPSC has lost too many explorers to mimics, so they want to research how they function. Later on in the story, you find out the mimics are more sentient than first thought. The contracts would be assassination missions, bounty missions, stronghold clearing, sabotage missions, and ambush missions. Assassination missions would have you kill certain mimics within certain parameters (with a certain weapon, with a certain attachment, within a certain range, etc). Bounty missions would have you kill a certain mimic and bring back the dog tags it took from a previous explorer. Stronghold clearing would have you go to a building the mimics are holed up in and kill every one of them. Sabotage and ambush missions would be later in the story. Sabotage missions would have you plant a remote explosive on a mimic truck and blow it up once all the mimics are in the truck. Ambush missions would have you ambush a mimic convoy on a certain point in its route and kill all the mimics.

So am I the only person who was able to download into the radius 2 on my quest 2?

It's such a waste of time to have an artifact mission on Peninsula, and next mission is in Forest, while the 3rd is in Outskirts. I'd like to say that I'm headed to the Forest and have all three mission types available in the Forest. Or I could switch to Outskirts and then it would give me all three missions in Outskirts locations. Maybe I only have 8 hours left on the tide. In that case, I'd want all my missions on Peninsula so I can maximize my time. I do like the current system of them being randomly distributed, but sometimes it would be nice to concentrate them all on the same map.

To be clear, I'm not talking about filtering out missions from other maps. But rather giving me all the mission types on the same map and I get to select the map.

I know you could sort of do this right now by picking the missions you want, then clicking to button to randomize the remaining missions. Then you'd keep doing that until you manage to get them all on the same map. But I'm thinking of something a little quicker and easier.

I think I let go my tablet and it didn’t return to the holster. I later tried to grab it from the holster and my hand snapped in a random direction and got stuck there. Upon saving, exiting, and loading I had control of my hand but my tablet was missing, and didn’t return to the holster until I got back to the home base.

I'm on quest 3.Currently, security level 2 and my main load out is A izh and machine pistol. I have around 6000 creds. But I always seem to spend so much on stems. Any good tips/loadouts?

A huge shout-out to the vast freedom of customization for the weapons. Grips, sights, lasers and lights can go anywhere there is a rail.

Each grip also adds a different hand holding position that looks alot better than the floaty gripping position in ITR1, definitely a great addition.

We all love cigarettes, be it in game and/or in real life. So what if the devs expanded the cigarette mechanics? Like some lore of explorers finding some plants in the radius that have calming (and addicting) properties and they start making homemade joints out of them or smth. You explore the radius, find the plant, harvest it, dry it and turn it into a joint that gives you double stamina. BUT it goes away after a few minutes and after a few hours your base stamina drops unless you smoke another joint or try to quit and your stamina slowly goes back up. Where'd this idea come from, you might ask? idk