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Acquiring a Battle Skeleton can significantly make your progression easier in Death Stranding 2, boosting key stats.
In Death Stranding 2, you again take the role of a porter to deliver the cargo to different destinations. While exploring the harsh environments of Mexico and Australia, Sam Porter gets access to various useful tools and devices that make his job easier.
One such tool is the Battle Skeleton, which Sam can wear over his legs, providing various boosts for him. Battle Skeleton is a versatile Exoskeleton that greatly increases Sam’s movement speed, combat efficiency, and carrying limit, making it one of the most sought-after pieces of equipment. Find out how to acquire and use the Battle Skeleton in Death Stranding 2.
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How To Obtain Battle Skeleton in Death Stranding 2
The Battle Skeleton gear data can be unlocked by completing order 10 and connecting Western Environmental Observatory to the Chiral Network using the Q-pid. Once you unlock the equipment, you can fabricate it at any facility using 120x Ceramic, 40x Chemical, and 120x Resin.
Establishing a stronger connection with the Western Environmental Observatory unlocks the advanced versions of Battle Skeleton. While you can unlock the Level 2 Battle Skeleton by establishing a Level 3 Connection with the Western Environmental Observatory, reaching Level 4 Connection unlocks the Level 3 Battle Skeleton.
Additionally, you can obtain Battle Skeleton as a pre-order or Deluxe Edition bonus. If you have pre-ordered the game, you receive the Silver Battle Skeleton, along with the Silver Boost Skeleton and Bokka Skeleton. On the other hand, purchasing the Deluxe Edition provides the Gold Battle Skeleton, along with the Gold Boost Skeleton and Bokka Skeleton.
How To Use Battle Skeleton in Death Stranding 2
Battle Skeleton enhances various stats for Sam. It consumes the battery and increases its movement speed and protection against incoming projectile damage. Additionally, equipping a Battle Skeleton also allows Sam to carry more cargo.
However, equipping the Exoskeleton comes with a trade-off—you cannot attach any cargo to Sam’s hips and legs. When equipping, you will receive a confirmation prompt that mentions any cargo attached to Sam’s hips will be placed on the ground automatically. A Level 3 Battle Skeleton weighs only 8.0 kg but allows Sam to carry an extra 100kg of cargo.
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