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Saw this game being mentioned on another forum and it looks pretty interesting. Here is a bit info from the wiki about it.
It is 10% discount on both GOG and Steam, although not being released until the 17th of October and at 45 Euro so personally I be ewaiting but it does look interesting. Bit like a modernized Skyrim, if looking at the 2nd trailer.
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Added some videos from other posters and other useful information, hopefully !
Also, if you need to find certain items/NPC's here is two useful maps I found.
ELEX Wolrd Map | Magalan Map - This map is divided into sections as you'll see, also lists quests from NPC's.
Elex World Map / Magalan - this one is rather useful, if you looking for a specific item or NPC, then just click on the marker next to the item/NPC and it shows on the map.
A few more useful tips that I discovered, but putting them in spoiler incase you want to find out yourself.
When you coming to Goliet, there is a trader called Alrik there, he also a Crafting Trainer. He has a pair of sunglasses that he sells, their descriptions is **Temporarily makes living things easier to see.** (people and animals, not mutants though) and plants. If you want to be a honest person (or buy them for 2500 Elexit 
), you can find them out in the wilderness as well, but if you want to be sneaky you can do this:
Pick the Pickpocket Skill (From Alrik actually. ), then sleep to midnight, walk back to his house and then sneak in, carefully. He sleeping just around the corner from the door. Then pick pocket him of the glasses. I found them very helpful since you see animals and humans before you enter their attack range, most of the time.
In regards to the pickpocket skill, later there is some quests that actually require it anyway, if you want to do all quests in the game that is.
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Before doing to much exploring, return to the place where you first started, take the lift back up (it didn't work for me straight after I got the jet pack but did once I returned later). Then use the jet pack and go up on the top floor and pick all the loot there. Also, if you walk back to where you found the broken drone, walk past the fence to the left and jump up a couple walls. Their is a low level monster there so be a fight, then pick up the amulet, which gives you Lockpicking +1 and Armor +5. (Might want to wait a couple levels though, or if you find a companion, since the damage one doing at start is pretty poor.)
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Also, jump down into the Pit once you find out about it. There is a pretty good tool down there to be used to mine stuff with.
), you can find them out in the wilderness as well, but if you want to be sneaky you can do this:Pick the Pickpocket Skill (From Alrik actually.
), then sleep to midnight, walk back to his house and then sneak in, carefully. He sleeping just around the corner from the door. Then pick pocket him of the glasses. I found them very helpful since you see animals and humans before you enter their attack range, most of the time.In regards to the pickpocket skill, later there is some quests that actually require it anyway, if you want to do all quests in the game that is.
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Before doing to much exploring, return to the place where you first started, take the lift back up (it didn't work for me straight after I got the jet pack but did once I returned later). Then use the jet pack and go up on the top floor and pick all the loot there. Also, if you walk back to where you found the broken drone, walk past the fence to the left and jump up a couple walls. Their is a low level monster there so be a fight, then pick up the amulet, which gives you Lockpicking +1 and Armor +5. (Might want to wait a couple levels though, or if you find a companion, since the damage one doing at start is pretty poor.)
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Also, jump down into the Pit once you find out about it. There is a pretty good tool down there to be used to mine stuff with.
Some tips I can remember from my playthrough:
If you stand outside the Domed City and look north, you'll see a broken wind turbine. If you jetpack up the platforms to the very top, you can find some sunglasses that highlight items in the world.. IMO, these are far more useful than the ones that highlight enemies.
Adding a screen shoot of the sunglass location to make it a bit easier.
On top of the North Abessa converter you can find The Redeemer. This is the best plasma rifle in the game (requires 65 int and dex). It's so OP it actually feels a bit broken. You can stunlock almost anything with the splash damage setting (but note that on this rifle at present the ammo icons are bugged, so the EMP blast is actually the splash damage setting, and vice versa)
The ending is dependent on your cold level. You need <20 cold for the "good" ending, 20-60 (I think) for the "fairly good" ending, and higher will lock you into the "bad" ending. But there are so many emotional dialogue options you should have no trouble staying emotional even if you chug down elex drinks. Remember that "cold" does not equal "evil", though - it means logical and unemotional. Some "emotional" choices are ostensibly quite "evil" (such as threatening someone or expressing an angry reaction in general).
If you care about the Domed City not being destroyed by the albs, make sure to side with the clerics and beserkers. If you side with the outlaws and separatists in the weapon and forcefield quests (possibly a few others too) the albs will destory the city.
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