This is of sentimental value to Ace in Ward 13 – find it and give it to her, and you’ll get a very effective magnum revolver in exchange.
The following are two examples you’ll definitely want to look out for: Don’t leave a single staircase or alleyway unexplored – as well as useful resources, they can hide magic rings, tomes of knowledge (that give you a skill point) or even a weapon. Use the minimap in the corner of the screen for reference, making sure you clear all ‘fog of war,’ to ensure you explore every nook and cranny of the map. A good rule of thumb is to melee all crates and anything else wooden, like tables, chairs, and even bookcases – many of these can be broken and will drop scrap, the game’s primary currency, and iron, which is used for crafting.
It pays to explore every level in Remnant: From the Ashes thoroughly, as they’re chock-full of resources to collect, equipment and other secrets. Take time to loot – and keep an eye out for secrets Obviously, you can avoid putting points into the Teamwork trait and focus on the others, particularly Vigor, to increase your resilience. There are some other things you can do to mitigate the disadvantages of playing solo – choosing the Ex-Cultist, for example, starts you off with a weapon mod that heals you. It’s tough in the beginning but gets easier after some grinding of traits and gear upgrades, and the enemies are scaled to be easier when on your own. However, it’s completely possible to play Remnant solo, and still an enjoyable experience to do so. The devs even hint that some secrets can only be obtained when playing with others. There are definite benefits to co-op, like the ability to revive each other and split the attention of a boss rather than them focusing all of their attacks on you. Remnant: From the Ashes was designed with co-op in mind.
0 kommentar(er)
