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Okay, so you’re trying to climb to the top of this giant trash can in Grounded 2, right? It’s like the game wants you to channel your inner ninja or something. Honestly, there are a bunch of things you gotta do first, ’cause otherwise—well, let’s just say it could get kinda ugly.
Getting a grip on Grounded 2’s tower of trash
So, let’s talk plans. Or maybe it’s more like vague intentions. Not completely sure, but bear with me. You gotta prepare, like, craft a gas mask first. Why? ‘Cause there’s this nasty gas cloud hanging around the can, and trust me, stepping into that without protection is like asking for a bad day—seriously, it’ll knock your health for a loop in seconds. Make one mask, maybe two if you’re into being overly cautious.
Anyway, before you sprint off, here’s a wacky idea: bring your buggy friend along. You’ll need it, or at least that’s what I heard.
Picture this: you’re wandering towards the trash can from the west. Somewhere above a rotten banana—don’t ask me why anyone would keep that there—you’ll see this thin branch leading towards the can. Cross it carefully, like tiptoeing on eggshells or something. From there, hop onto a plastic spoon (random, right?) and then onto some forsaken food carton.
Now, if you’re itching to grab the blob of raw science in that carton, you might wanna ditch the buggy. Tight spaces, man. Jumping around’s actually not too bad since if you fall, most times you land on a leaf below. Easy breezy, pretty much—a lifesaver for butterfingers.
And then there’s yet another branch. Roll your buggy on without doing something silly like falling off. Follow it till you’re out of the can. Yeah, turn back to get inside again, because who doesn’t love the art of U-turns?
Once inside, there’s this colorful neon-green rocket sticker to guide you. Trust those stickers; they’ll get you where you need to go—on the edge of the trash can, apparently.
And if buggy adventures seem sketchy, well, Willow can clamber up there just using sheer determination. Or, you know, climb on a battery. Choices, right?
Turning off some techy nonsense
Oh, up there with you is an O.R.C. transmitter thing with stinkbugs. What a combo, huh? Try to steer clear of it. Like, first deal with these pesky cockroach nymphs because no one needs extra chaos when a stinkbug’s already got you in its sights.
By the way, if you’re the baggage-carrying type, you should’ve brought arrows. Lots of ‘em. And maybe an ant hammer. Hit ‘em with arrows, and use the hammer when—or more like if—the bug’s temporarily knocked out. If not, just hit-and-run tactics; stay on the safe side.
Still feeling a bit lost in the game? Maybe it’s time to check out some beginner tips. There’s stuff on acorns and weed stems, and all these other bits that’ll keep you alive ’til that next save point. Oh! And if you end up by the picnic table, remember the briefcase code—don’t ask, just try it.
Anyway, where was I going with this? Eh, the point is, climbing this trash can’s an adventure, for better or worse.
