How does radiation work in Metro Exodus?

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After the nuclear apocalypse there are pockets of radiation covering Russia. Artyom has a gas mask to protect himself from most of Russia's dangers, but it's use isn't fully explained.

Does radiation exposure in the wasteland have any long-term effects or does it only deal short-term damage? Similarly, does Artyom need to wear his gas mask when entering all radiation hot zones? If so, does the gas mask reduce or fully negate damage from radiation?






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What is the green stuff in Metro Exodus?

Radioprotector, colloquially known as Green Stuff, is a medicine that helps users to resist radiation.

Why do you need a gas mask in Metro?

Overview. Gas masks are necessary for those who wander outside of the metro and out on the surface in the ruins of Moscow, as the air is poisonous to any un-mutated organisms. The gas masks likely use charcoal filters, as charcoal is a natural poison absorbent.

How to view journal in Metro Exodus?

You can view the Metro Exodus diary pages you've obtained in the pause menu under collectibles where you can also check chapters in which you are missing entries and revisit them in chapter select. This Metro Exodus diary locations page will show the diary pages order in which they appear.

How to use journal in Metro Exodus?

You get a journal in the train on your private cabin. Open your map and (I think) left click. You flip it over and have a journal on the back.



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