What is Voidout in Death Stranding 2?

Voidout in Death Stranding 2 is an event you can cause, and it is one of the most challenging things you will face. Although not frequent, it can be quite a difficult ordeal. Triggering a Voidout also causes a massive explosion that will eviscerate anything in its radius and leave a crater.

This article will go over what a Voidout is in Death Stranding 2.

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Voidout in Death Stranding 2 explained

Corpus entry for Voidouts (Image via Kojima Productions)

A voidout is caused when a BT comes into contact with a human. The in-game directory defines it as “to the concept of annihilation in particle physics - an enormous amount of energy is released, wiping out almost all matter.” Triggering a voidout in Death Stranding 2 will eliminate anything in its radius and leave a crater full of BTs.

Voidouts can be caused when Sam comes in contact with a Catcher BT and cannot escape its clutches. Given that the protagonist is a repatriate, you can return to the area where you triggered an explosion and look at the hell you have unleashed.

It is also triggered if you do not dispose of human corpses properly in Death Stranding 2. There are a few ways to avoid triggering a voidout. As you can understand, avoiding the Catcher BT is one of them. Let's go over every possible step to prevent a Voidout in Death Stranding 2:

• Dispose of a human enemy corpse whenever you come across one. This will ensure it does not come in contact with a BT.
• Catcher BTs are challenging foes. You do not need to eliminate them if they give you a hard time. You can simply escape the tar ring where you found the BT and avoid it coming in contact with you and creating a voidout in Death Stranding 2.
• Save the game before you enter a BT-infested area. You can simply reload to the prior save file if you accidentally trigger a voidout.

That concludes everything you need to know about Voidout in Death Stranding 2. You can check out related articles:

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