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Metro 2033: Guide de la station maudite

Auteur : Aiden Mise à jour : Jan 24,2025

Mission « Maudite » de Metro 2033 : un guide complet

Malgré son âge, Metro 2033 reste un favori des fans, bénéficiant d'une popularité renouvelée grâce à Metro Awakening. Ce guide se concentre sur la mission difficile « Maudit », souvent déroutante pour les joueurs en raison d'objectifs peu clairs et de la disposition de la station. Cette mission commence après le voyage en wagon de la mission précédente.

Localisation de la bombe

Après être sorti du wagon, suivez Khan jusqu'aux défenseurs près des escalators barricadés. Ils expliqueront qu'une équipe d'explosifs disparue a été chargée de détruire le tunnel pour arrêter les attaques de nosalis. Votre tâche : trouver et faire exploser la bombe. Les Nosalises attaqueront constamment ; retraitez vers les défenseurs pour obtenir du soutien s'ils sont submergés. La bombe se trouve à l’extrémité du tunnel de droite. Évitez les ombres fantomatiques dans le tunnel principal : elles vous endommageront. Récupérez la bombe et dirigez-vous vers le tunnel adjacent ou reculez si nécessaire.

Détruire le tunnel

Pour faire exploser la bombe, entrez dans le tunnel de gauche (du point de vue des défenseurs). Une cinématique se déclenchera, plaçant et allumant automatiquement le fusible. Évadez-vous rapidement ; l'explosion est mortelle. Alternativement, une grenade ou une bombe artisanale donnera Achieve le même résultat. Remarque : même si le tunnel est détruit, les nosalises peuvent toujours entrer par d'autres routes.

Détruire le sas

Les défenseurs ont évoqué un sas. Pour le trouver, montez les escaliers à droite de la plate-forme principale jusqu'à la zone éclairée aux flambeaux. Ignorez toutes les nosalises. Interagissez avec les colonnes de support pour placer une bombe artisanale ; évacuer immédiatement après avoir allumé le fusible. Une fois les deux entrées détruites, suivez Khan jusqu'à la salle du sanctuaire et la mission suivante, « Armurerie ».

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