If you are, you should turn around and go back the way you came. Aside from a few story-specific areas with one clear path, there are no times in Exodus when you should be going into areas that spike the counter. The Geiger counter will turn from green to red whenever you’re in an area with high levels of radiation. Later on, you’ll get the option to replace it with a small radar device that will beep and point out the location of nearby lifeforms. If you don’t have time to pull out the map and want to instead follow the main storyline only, you can use it and keep up the pace. CompassĮarly in Metro Exodus, you’ll also gain access to a compass, visible on Artyom’s left arm, that points you in the direction of your main objective. You can craft more whenever you want, and certain key areas will also occasionally offer air filters are loot. If you hear a high-pitched beep and see a notification to change your filter, it means you have less than one minute remaining before it will be completely worn out. If the timer is not going down, this means you can take your gas mask off by holding down on the directional pad. You can see it visible on his left arm, and the timer will count down only when you’re in an area with toxic air. Your air filter timer is the most important piece of information visible on Artyom’s gear.
Making sure you keep up with this information is crucial to survival as your air filter timer, Geiger counter, map, and battery are all only viewable this way. Most of the information you need is available as a piece of gear or item that the protagonist Artyom holds. The first step to survival in Metro Exodus is understanding the interface. Show 4 more items Beginner’s guide to surviving in Metro Exodus
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