This Game Is Basically a Binocular Simulator: The binoculars are far and away the most effective tool in your arsenal. Once you've got what you need, keep expanding and researching: better equipment will smooth things out once you start encountering dangerous enemies. This means diamonds, blueprints, materials and so on: upgrading Mother Base and researching new items is an absolutely crucial part of progression in this game, and for that you'll need all sorts of goodies and trinkets. Steal Everything: It isn't an RPG, but it has some RPG elements, and you should be stealing everything that isn't red hot or nailed down. Besides, if you manage to get out of a firefight, you've successfully distracted every guard in the area and more often than not cleared a path to your objective. This game excels at all sorts of things, not just ghost-style stealth. If you get caught, run away or shoot it out. Sure, I like seeing how I've done, but too often this causes me to play a constant game of saving and reloading, tweaking my gameplay every time until I get that perfect round. If you've managed to snag a guard in a chokehold, don't let him go without making him talk.ĭon't Reload(the game): Like many other stealth games, Metal Gear Solid 5 employs an end of mission scoring system, which is always a blessing and a curse. They'll tell you about all sorts of hidden items, specialists and prisoners, as well as mark enemies on your map. Once you've got the interpreter, get as many guards as you can talking. The interpreter allows you to hear what guards are saying, and more importantly, interrogate them. You don't have to do this, but you definitely, definitely should.
Get The Interpreter: An early side mission asks you to pick up a bilingual Russian soldier and bring him back to base to be an interpreter.
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