How to Fast Travel in Deadly Premonition 2 A Blessing in Disguise
In Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise you will spend a good chunk of your time travelling from one location to another. Typically this sort of travel is done by either running or riding a skateboard. While this is suitable enough you probably want to limit your time spent in the open-world for performance reasons. That’s where the game’s fast travel system comes in. Learn How to Fast Travel in Deadly Premonition 2 below.
How to Unlock Raven Yahoo AKA Fast Travel
To unlock fast travel you first need to make your way through the game’s main storyline. Once you reach M.18 you will be tasked with heading to the location called Lise’s Discovery Site. Before heading to this location you will need to pass the time which you can do by sleeping at the hotel (among other ways). As you reach the hotel you will trigger a cutscene where a hot hatchback will coming racing down the street. The driver of this hatchback is Raven Yahoo. Raven will then start to provide a fast travel service to you after this meeting.
How to Fast Travel in How to Fast Travel in Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise
Once you’ve unlocked Raven Yahoo you may be wondering how you go about actually using this fast travel service. Well for starters you have a few options of summoning the service:
- Hotel: You can use fast travel by interacting with the desk next to the exit in the hotel. This option is convenient but more costly.
- Y-Vern Balloons: In the open world you will see tires with balloons attached to them. Approach the tire and hit ‘A’ to call Y-Vern, the fast travel service.
After you’ve summons the car to you you will be able to open the map and select the destination you wish to travel to. This allows you to cut down on time if you have far away locations to visit.
Now that you know how to use fast travel it is important you are aware of some of the caveats around this system. First you can only travel to places you’ve been before. Second the further away the location the more it costs you. Lastly fast travel is a good way to avoid the performance issues in the open-world if they are bugging you.
