One of the things you can do to increase the power of your characters is enhance their weapons and armors at the Smithy, which is unlock pretty early in the game on Outlander Lane. As you complete the Shop Quests for the Smithy, you will be able to increase the levels of their equipment by using resources and some baqua. In order to get this trophy/achievement, you will be required to get Garoo’s weapon and armor up to +30, which is the maximum. Note that +20 is the max you can go during the main story, so you will need to be in the postgame in order to get the final quest from him to get to +30. This can be a little bit of a grind, as you will need a lot of resources, so you may be required to farm some here and there.

One of the things you can do to increase the power of your characters is enhance their weapons and armors at the Smithy, which is unlock pretty early in the game on Outlander Lane. As you complete the Shop Quests for the Smithy, you will be able to increase the levels of their equipment by using resources and some baqua. In order to get this trophy/achievement, you will be required to get Isha’s weapon and armor up to +30, which is the maximum. Note that +20 is the max you can go during the main story, so you will need to be in the postgame in order to get the final quest from him to get to +30. This can be a little bit of a grind, as you will need a lot of resources, so you may be required to farm some here and there.

One of the things you can do to increase the power of your characters is enhance their weapons and armors at the Smithy, which is unlock pretty early in the game on Outlander Lane. As you complete the Shop Quests for the Smithy, you will be able to increase the levels of their equipment by using resources and some baqua. In order to get this trophy/achievement, you will be required to get CJ’s weapon and armor up to +30, which is the maximum. Note that +20 is the max you can go during the main story, so you will need to be in the postgame in order to get the final quest from him to get to +30. This can be a little bit of a grind, as you will need a lot of resources, so you may be required to farm some here and there.

As you play the game, you will find that some of the residents in the town of New Nevaeh will have sidequests to give. None of the sidequests are particularly taxing, as they usually just require you to speak with other NPCs, get a specific item, or gather some resources. For this achievement/trophy, you will need to finish all of the sidequests given by residents. These are any NPCs that don’t actually run the shops, as those are considered Shop Quests.

The Bulletin Board in the Plaza will list the quests available at the time, but you will still need to hunt down the NPCs to actually start and finish the quests. Basically, if you fill out all of the Stamp Cards, then this will unlock. There’s the Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Black Cards, totalling up to 160 Stamps once everything is said and done. Note that there are more quests that unlock after filling out the Black Stamp Card, but those are completely optional and you don’t need to do them.

One of the first things you are introduced to in the game is the Stamp Card, which is given to you as incentive to basically do the sidequests. The majority of the sidequests and some of the main quests will reward you with a Stamp upon completing them. There are different Stamp Cards, with Black being the fourth, and final, one you get. In order to fill it up, you will need to collect 30 Stamps, in addition to the 30 to fill up the Silver card and 50 Stamps each for Gold and Platinum. Note that in order to complete this, you will need to have finished the main story, as you won’t have enough to fill it with all of the quests beforehand.

Like a lot of games, you will gain experience as you defeat enemies and complete quests. Once you have accrued enough experience, you will level up and get stronger. The max level in the game is level 50, which is what you need to reach with any character, in order to unlock this trophy/achievement. You will probably finish the main story around level 35 or so, depending on how much exploring you do, which means you will need to grind out the rest of the levels.

Upon completing the main story, you will unlock Hard difficulty, and you can change the difficulties at your base in the Residential District. Hard difficulty will basically increase the levels of enemies, making it so they are slightly more difficult to defeat, but they give more experience. The best thing to do is craft the accessories that give more experience, get the EXP buff from the Inn, then go to one of the late-game areas like the Runebarrows or Lava Ruins, then run through those while killing all of the enemies. Remember that resting at your base will reset the Inn buff, so if you need to heal, do so with the Tavern’s food.

The wording on this trophy/achievement is a little confusing, as one might think you need to max out the levels of everyone’s weapons. However, that is not the case, as it pertains to the Weapon Shop, a shop you unlock automatically during Main Story 6: Trouble in the Quarry. Upgrading your weapons at the Weapon Shop will unlock new abilities for your characters, such as charge attacks, more hits for their combos and more. As you progress through the game, you will have more quests from the Weapon Shop, allowing you to upgrade them further. Note that these upgrades at the Weapon Shop are more expensive than the ordinary ones at the Smithy. Once you see the MAX upgrade, that will be the final one. Get the MAX upgrade for all three characters to unlock this trophy/achievement.

One of the first things you are introduced to in the game is the Stamp Card, which is given to you as incentive to basically do the sidequests. The majority of the sidequests and some of the main quests will reward you with a Stamp upon completing them. There are different Stamp Cards, with Platinum being the third one you get. In order to fill it up, you will need to collect 50 Stamps, in addition to the 30 to fill up the Silver card and 50 to fill up the Gold one.

The wording on this trophy/achievement is a little confusing, as one might think you need to max out the levels of everyone’s armors. However, that is not the case, as it pertains to the Armor Shop, a shop you unlock automatically during Main Story 6: Trouble in the Quarry. Upgrading your armors at the Armor Shop will unlock new abilities for your characters, such as a double jump for CJ, or a parry for Garoo. These upgrades can be very important in getting around the various maps, so it’s a good idea to focus more on these than weapons, at the beginning.

As you progress through the game, you will have more quests from the Armor Shop, allowing you to upgrade them further. Note that these upgrades at the Armor Shop are more expensive than the ordinary ones at the Smithy. Once you see the MAX upgrade, that will be the final one. Get the MAX upgrade for all three characters to unlock this trophy/achievement.

Like a lot of games, you will gain experience as you defeat enemies and complete quests. Once you have accrued enough experience, you will level up and get stronger. The max level in the game is level 50, while you only need to get to level 30 on Garoo for this trophy/achievement. This will likely unlock naturally as you complete the main story, so you shouldn’t worry about this too much. There are accessories you can equip to boost your experience gain, as well as the temporary buff from the Inn.

Like a lot of games, you will gain experience as you defeat enemies and complete quests. Once you have accrued enough experience, you will level up and get stronger. The max level in the game is level 50, while you only need to get to level 30 on Isha for this trophy/achievement. This will likely unlock naturally as you complete the main story, so you shouldn’t worry about this too much. There are accessories you can equip to boost your experience gain, as well as the temporary buff from the Inn.

The Great Forest is the first dungeon of the game you will visit, although you won’t be able to fully explore it right away. The game counts an area explored as long as you have stepped foot in it, so you don’t need to fully explore every inch of every area. The reason for this is because there are certain obstacles blocking your path, most notably the Elementum Pillars. There are four different kinds of these and you will unlock them as you play through the main story. In order to fully explore the Great Forest, you will need access to the Earth, Ice, and Lightning Elementum Pillars. There is a Fire one, too, but it only leads to a dead end.

Like a lot of games, you will gain experience as you defeat enemies and complete quests. Once you have accrued enough experience, you will level up and get stronger. The max level in the game is level 50, while you only need to get to level 30 on CJ for this trophy/achievement. This will likely unlock naturally as you complete the main story, so you shouldn’t worry about this too much. There are accessories you can equip to boost your experience gain, as well as the temporary buff from the Inn.

One of the first things you are introduced to in the game is the Stamp Card, which is given to you as incentive to basically do the sidequests. The majority of the sidequests and some of the main quests will reward you with a Stamp upon completing them. There are different Stamp Cards, with Gold being the second one you get. In order to fill it up, you will need to collect 50 Stamps, in addition to the 30 to fill up the Silver card.

One of the first things you are introduced to in the game is the Stamp Card, which is given to you as incentive to basically do the sidequests. The majority of the sidequests and some of the main quests will reward you with a Stamp upon completing them. There are different Stamp Cards, with Silver being the first one you get. In order to fill it up, you will need to collect 30 Stamps in total.

During Main Quest 5: The Miner, the Merc, and the Smithy, you will meet back up with someone named Garoo, who you met earlier in the game for a brief moment. After an amusing exchange, he will join your party and unlock this trophy/achievement.

One of the biggest things to do in the game is collecting resources, which will come from a variety of sources. You can get resources by defeating enemies, some from destroying objects in the dungeons, and even some by simply plucking them from the ground. To get this trophy/achievement, you simply need to collect a total of 100 resources, which will come naturally as you play.

Combat will be an important part of this game, as you explore the various dungeons and complete quests. Defeating 100 enemies will be something that will unlock naturally as you play the game, so you don’t really need to worry about this at all.

This achievement/trophy will unlock upon completing the very first main story quest, called First Day on the Job. You will be introduced to the first dungeon of the game, The Great Forest, and also introduced to the Stamp system the game used. It’s a very simple quest and you only confront a few enemies before it’ll be over.