Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain has a secret. Whereas the sport is split into two chapters, a hidden third chapter titled “Chapter 3: Peace” may supposedly be revealed by attaining full nuclear disarmament throughout the Steel Gear Strong 5 multiplayer modes. Whereas PS3 gamers managed to realize this in 2020 utilizing considerably nefarious means, it has by no means been achieved legitimately and a current investigation has concluded that it’s an not possible job to finish with out some type of dishonest.
Attaining nuclear disarmament in Steel Gear Strong V: The Phantom Ache
When Steel Gear Strong 5 nuclear disarmament was achieved on PS3 in 2020, Konami declared this was achieved by way of “improper conduct”. An investigation by DidYouKnowGaming?, as noticed by VGC, proves Konami was right. A gaggle of gamers who known as themselves The Anti-Nuke Gang initially tried reputable strategies. The issue they encountered was {that a} nuke ought to all the time be positioned upon a participant’s Ahead Working Base (FOB) system when it’s created. Due to gamers being banned however their belongings remaining on the sport’s servers, roughly 40 nukes weren’t hooked up to FOBs and these have been not possible to destroy. Mission success was being blocked by a seven-year-old bug.
At this level, The Anti-Nuke Gang recruited a hacker known as Stefferp. He then created “The Nuke Hunter Deluxe”, a bot that will permit a considerable amount of nukes to be disarmed with out even taking part in the sport. Solely this might cut back that quantity right down to 0, however Konami weren’t terribly happy about this and banned Stefferp from the sport. They’ve additionally steadfastly refused to repair the difficulty that’s stopping the duty from being accomplished legitimately. You’ll be able to see the total video rationalization beneath.
Till these nukes are mounted by Konami, gamers won’t ever legitimately be capable to view the third chapter of the sport. In fact, the cutscene was datamined a very long time in the past and could be discovered on the web if you happen to do need to see it.
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