If you’re having a hard time finding batteries in Deathloop, start by scavenging batteries from turrets. When a turret is deployed, there’s a battery pack slotted at its base. All the batteries are fully charged. There are also a lot of batteries in the Loop Control Center.
Keep in mind that not all the batteries lying around in the Deathloop world are fully charged. Some of them are empty, and you need to go to a charging station to charge them.
⇒ Fun Fact: To kill turrets in one shot in Deathloop, send one bullet to the battery and they’ll vanish instantly.
Deathloop: What do I need batteries for?
Batteries have several different uses in Deathloop. You can use them to power devices, activate or deactivate electric locks and unlock doors, or activate generators.
Batteries are crucial to solving specific puzzles and unlocking doors. You can’t solve puzzles or unlock doors without a set of fully charged batteries. Several quests involve using batteries. For example, you need three fully charged batteries to unlock the door in the Ordnance Depot.
Depending on your objective, you need to either put a battery in a machine or remove it.
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There’s a limited supply of power
Batteries don’t last forever, they get depleted after a few uses. Look at the lights on the side of the battery to check how much power you’ve got left.
If you need to recharge batteries, go to a charging station, insert the battery and wait until it’s fully charged. All the lights on the side are on when the battery is fully charged.
And now you know.
⇒ By the way, if you’re experiencing stuttering, Void Engine errors, and other glitches while playing Deathloop, use the troubleshooting ideas listed in this guide to fix them.
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