Deliveries are part of the charm of the Death Stranding series (yes, two games are enough to call it a series). However, there are some people who prefer to rush through them and finish their runs as fast as possible. There is nothing bad about that, and actually, there is a way to complete orders quickly. After meeting certain requirements, you can unlock the fast travel function in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. If you’re unsure about how to do it or just want to know how far you must be in the game to get this feature, here we’ll tell you everything.
How To Unlock the Fast Travel Function in Death Stranding 2
In short and without spoiling much, you must reach Chapter 3 and complete Order 12. But if you want the more extended version, spoilers ahead.
Once you progress through the game’s third chapter and start Order 12, you’ll need to defeat that mission’s last boss, which is a mechanical BT of sorts, which already appeared in some of the sequel’s trailers. After doing so, all you need to do is enter your Private Room and exit it to enable the newly obtained function.
To fast travel, all you must do is open your map and hold X until you get the options of all the places you can fast travel to. However, there are a few things you need to keep in mind when using this feature.
Fast Travel Requirements and Limitations
While fast travel is a helpful function in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, it has a few downsides, as the game is always looking to encourage you to do deliveries properly. For starters, you can only travel to zones you’ve discovered and are deemed safe. That means that there are no threats around them. Second, using this function will affect your delivery’s score. If you’re looking to obtain the best evaluation, you should consider avoiding this feature altogether. Besides that, there are no downsides, and if you only want to take materials from one place to another without a lot of issues, then fast travel is a great option. However, if you’re looking to obtain the best score, you should do everything the old-fashioned way.
