#Windbound trophy guide and roadmap free#

Start a new run and this time focus on completing all encounters (all objectives marked on the HUD before and including the area with the Hidden Merchant) in Dókkerland, the second area of the expansion to earn Crossing Dókkerland. You must buy each different Favor once for A Favored Customer. Furthermore, every time you return to Odin’s Camp, spend your Memories on the Skill Tree (accessible through the black raven at Odin’s Camp) and Favors (game modifiers bought from Nar’s at Odin’s Camp).

Refer to the trophy description below for all the information you need to unlock this trophy. In your first run, you will want to first get a sense of this new DLC’s mechanics and focus on completing the three quest lines needed for Freedom Fighter.

Step 1: Freedom Fighter Run and All Favors Bought Once While you can theoretically combine the steps below in one single run, it’s highly recommended to die on purpose and return to the camp every time you’ve completed each step or earned a trophy so you can cash in your currencies on Skills and Favors. Additionally, if you choose to change a weapon mid-run, the one you’re currently holding will be automatically discarded, so make your choices wisely. Favors don’t carry over and must be reacquired on each new run. Favors can be purchased at Nar’s using Memories or Thoughts, currencies you obtain by completing side activities (mainly Bosses and Cursed Chests). While your weapons and abilities are generally randomized every time you start a new run, your outfit, passive skills and cosmetics will carry over from one run to the next. In order to play this expansion, you must have reached Asgard in the main game first and unlocked the Seer’s Hut in Ravensthorpe. As you journey through Niflheim, you will have to forgo the main campaign’s gear and instead make do with whatever this new expansion has to offer.

#Windbound trophy guide and roadmap free#

Shame about the missed opportunity.Welcome to the Assassin’s Creed Valhalla The Forgotten Saga DLC Trophy Guide! Odin returns in this free roguelite DLC expansion in an attempt to take down Hel, the queen of Niflheim. From a generic modular pile of junk lashed together, it could've been a strong visual and gameplay centrepiece.

Would've been lovely to have a unique boat model for each size of raft, with unique improvement bays. As it is it looks like the modular, featureless raft with zero personality seen in every generic survivorcraft shovelware title. I like that system on paper, but I wish they would've implemented it in a more visually attractive way. That does sound neat about the raft improvements. If it's within 10-12 months I'd say you're fine. Still kicking myself about that.ĮDIT: Just noticed the date of this post. My first time playing through, I didn't appreciate the idea of building the fire on the boat initially, so I instead kept building fires on beaches as needed, which caused me to run short on sticks. One is simple stability in the ocean, but the biggest thing is each platform and pontoon can hold one item, like a fire pit, storage baskets, kiln, etc. There are two main benefits to expanding the boat. I was about to expand upon the raft thing, then rewatched that trailer and wow they built that boat out much larger than I did. As it stands now, I do enjoy the game, though there also isn't much 'meat' to it. Originally posted by Alila:I too would like to know what plans there are for future development.