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In this way you can unlock the skill “Blatnoy Jargon”. When you find it, click on it and then select the “Use” icon. You need to look in the cabinets for a book with “Blatnoj jargon”. In this building there is also an old general with his guard. There you will be able to find out more information about the store, but at this stage, you have no loot and no money. To complete the quest, bring the beer to Jan, as a reward get three rubles and 32 experience points.Īfter that, go to the territory of the village, there you will need to enter the building, which is located on the left side. Once you’ve gathered the loot or earned some money, go straight to the bartender and exchange it for a bottle of homemade beer. Another task from Jan will be to find a bottle of cold beer. You will learn that the military detachment of General Morozov went to bunker 317, your task will be to find him. OtradnoeĪt the gate you will see a man, his name is Jan, talk to him. After that, cross the bridge, and after the video you will find yourself in a new location. Go to the stump, take the flask, then behind the fence search all the crates. After a while the main character will fall asleep, he will be robbed and when he wakes up, he will see that he has nothing left. How do I join the Mushroom Cult (storyline)?Īfter the character is created, you will find yourself in the first location.

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Red Fighter upgrade (personal base and third satellite).

Coal for the Krasnoznamennyi (Red Banner).

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How to get to the Krasnoznamenny (Red Banner)?.How do you pass Dan’s background check?.It's limited to 2 permanent companions, sometimes with a temporary 3rd one. Sometimes they want to keep a personal weapon, so one of the two weapon slots cannot be changed (but the weapon can be upgraded I think).

You cannot control the way they level up at all, the only thing you can do is change their gear or buff them (but on the other hand, you don't need to feed them or make them sleep either). They're pretty dumb when it comes to avoid hazardous zones, they tend to lag behind and sometimes one of them will have their path temporarily blocked by another companion and make a huge detour. today I had to open a door with a check on muscles (str) that my main character couldn't pass, so I took control of Crump (think of Minsc and you'll get a good idea) and he could open the door while my main was stealthily disarming the security bots elsewhere. Nice to set up traps! The only restriction is that you must 'gather your party before venturing forth' - when you change of location or submap.įor ex. You can also use the avatar 'chain' gadget like in D:OS, so that they follow you or not - and in that case, you can make them move independently, alone or together. Now this has been removed and you can take control of them the same way as the main character, not only to interact with the inventory (drink this, throw that grenade), but also with the environment. Then near the end of the EA, they added a couple of orders (stay put, go to this spot). I’m already planning my second play through with a different and more focussed build, perhaps better behaviour towards companions who I appear to have offended.Ĭlick to expand.This part has changed a lot since the EA, fortunately!īefore you could only control the companions during combat. I have more of a Wasteland feel than an Atom feel from it. If I’m thinking of upping to a harder difficulty then it may be way too undemanding for some of you.įound the random encounters while crossing the map a bit too frequent but other than that I’m really enjoying Encased. I’m playing on normal and finding it comfortable. There may be an issue with the difficulty levels for those who prefer their challenges painful.

It’s mentioned a fair bit on steam forum so I expect it will be addressed soon. I have encountered one bug where I can’t progress a side quest. I don’t want to keep notes everytime I speak to an NPC who may be in need of a pie. I dislike googling a game so early on, it can be spoilery. Lots of characters spread over quite a few areas, so it would be helpful to have more information/reminders in the quest log, perhaps hovering over the name to remind of location. I get a quest, say “take the pie to Qayto” Ages later I find the pie but can I remember where Qayto is? Course I can’t. I have a mild grumble about quest information.

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