Death Stranding 2: Master PCC for Structure Building

Death Stranding 2: Master PCC for Structure Building

In Death Stranding 2, the gameplay goes beyond mere walking—it’s all about crafting your journey. With a returning arsenal of structures and exciting new additions, you’ll want to maximize your experience. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just starting, this guide walks you through building essential structures that will ease your travels and enhance your survival in the game.

Let’s dive in and explore the building mechanics, all while gaining insights into each structure’s functionality.

How to Build Structures Using PCC in Death Stranding 2

Death Stranding 2: How to Build Structures Using PCC
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The Portable Chiral Constructor, or PCC, is key to constructing various structures in Death Stranding 2. To build successfully, simply follow these steps:

  1. Take a PCC (preferably level 2 or higher) and select your desired structure.
  2. Locate a suitable area for fabrication in your vicinity.
  3. Once the spot is confirmed, a blue hologram of the structure will appear, indicating it’s ready.
  4. Press R2 to begin construction.

Keep in mind that not every structure can be fabricated instantly with a PCC. For complex structures like Safehouses and Bridges, you’ll need to gather the required resources after laying the foundation.

Upgrading your structures is also possible by collecting additional materials. Upgrading not only enhances durability but ensures your creations stand the test of time. To upgrade, just access your structure’s terminal, select the upgrade option, and deliver the required resources.

All the Structures You Can Build in Death Stranding 2

Each structure consumes a specific chiral bandwidth, so it’s essential to manage your resources wisely as you build. Here’s a complete rundown of all the structures available in the game:

1. Watchtower

Watchtower in Death Stranding 2
Image Credit: Kojima Productions (in-game screenshot by Ajithkumar/Moyens I/O)
  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 250

Watchtowers serve as lookout points equipped with image sensors, enabling you to scout out nearby areas. Utilize these to mark locations like enemies, cargo, and structures. A new feature in the sequel allows for remote operation of watchtowers.

2. Postbox

Post box in Death Stranding 2
Image Credit: Kojima Productions (in-game screenshot by Ajithkumar/Moyens I/O)
  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 200

This structure offers a private locker for storing items and allows you to share resources with fellow porters. Additionally, you can use postboxes to hide from enemies or fabricate and recycle materials.

3. Timefall Shelter

Timefall shelter in Death Stranding 2
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  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 500

When timefall hits, retreat to a Timefall Shelter to rest and recover. Any items damaged by rain can be quickly repaired inside, and the shelter also deters BTs, providing a safe haven during chaotic moments.

4. Generator

Generator in Death Stranding 2
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  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 350

These wind-powered generators serve multiple purposes, including charging Sam’s equipment and vehicles. The new electrical blast feature can incapacitate nearby enemies, making it a valuable asset in tough situations.

5. Bridge

Bridge in Death Stranding 2
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  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 1000

The bridge’s foundation can be laid with a PCC, while further construction requires gathering materials. Bridges help you cross rivers and trenches, enhancing mobility across the game’s landscape.

6. Jump Ramp

A Jump ramp in Death Stranding 2
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  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 550

Strategically placed jump ramps let Sam leap while riding a vehicle. With chiral crystals enhancing buoyancy, you can land safely even after soaring through the air.

7. Zip-Line

Zip-lines in Death Stranding 2
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  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 500

Zip lines enable quick travel across vast distances. You can connect multiple lines for a swift glide, accommodating limited cargo and even a floating carrier during your travels.

8. Transponder

Transponder in Death Stranding 2
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  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 1250

The new Transponder allows Sam to fast-travel between regions, a feature that replaces Fragile’s beach-jumping. While using the transponder, no cargo can accompany Sam, but it’s a crucial tool for strategic navigation.

9. Chiral Bridge

Chiral Bridge in Death Stranding 2
Image Credit: Kojima Productions (in-game screenshot by Ajithkumar/Moyens I/O)
  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 250

Chiral Bridges are mini-structures that can be quickly deployed in emergencies, offering a temporary crossing solution. However, be cautious as they disappear during adverse weather conditions.

10. Safehouse

Safehouse in Death Stranding 2
Image Credit: Kojima Productions (in-game screenshot by Ajithkumar/Moyens I/O)
  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 2500

Like bridges, only the foundation for the Safehouse can be created with a PCC. To complete it, you’ll need resources such as chiral crystals and metals. Safehouses provide a private resting area and garage for your vehicles.

11. Hot Spring Digger

Hot Spring in Death Stranding 2
Image Credit: Kojima Productions (in-game screenshot by Ajithkumar/Moyens I/O)
  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 0

Building a hot spring offers unique advantages, allowing Sam to fast-travel. Look for a suitable groundwater source to set up, enhancing your strategic options across the regions.

12. Cargo Catapult

Cargo Catapult in Death Stranding 2
Image Credit: Kojima Productions (in-game screenshot by Ajithkumar/Moyens I/O)
  • Chiral Bandwidth Cost: 450

The Cargo Catapult has returned with a twist—now, Sam can also catapult himself. This serves as an exhilarating means of quick travel, complete with a parachute for a safe landing.

As you embark on your journey in Death Stranding 2, mastering these structures can streamline your gameplay, enhance your strategy, and elevate your adventures. If you’re eager to dive into more gaming insights, feel free to explore the content available on Moyens I/O.