Spoiler-Free 100% Achievement Guide

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Spoiler-Free 100% Achievement Guide The goal of this guide is to get a player to 100% achievement completion on a single playthrough without containing spoilers. A spoiler is defined as information that would be likely to preempt or otherwise detract from the player's firsthand experience of the content. I will not be avoiding ALL reference to ANYTHING that may exist in the game – but I will do my utmost to avoid information that you “shouldn’t know yet” prior to your exposition to it in-game. The reason this exists is, I gave the two currently available Trails in the Sky games to several of my friends because I love the games so dearly that I wanted to share them, but I didn’t realize that there were those who only wanted to play the game one time through due to time constraints, but also wanted to get 100% completion on it in order to have a satisfying experience. I wouldn’t want them to have to look through a guide that does contain spoilers just in order to fulfill that combination of goals, so, I wrote this guide. However, for this reason, it may be the case that if you don’t care about spoilers, it may be faster to look for the details in a guide that spells all the info out. Now that that’s settled, let’s have a word about these achievements. Tips for General Achievements and General Tips for Achievements This game has 27 achievements in total. Some of them will automatically be completed if you complete others, such as progress-through-game achievements and do-subset-of-quests achievements. Others run the gamut of simple to complex. Appropriately timed/phrased advice will be provided in this guide regarding the completion of anything necessary for your 100% run – meanwhile, it is generally advised that you not look through the achievement list as a few of the titles are inherently a bit spoiler-like. Achievement names (only) will be provided under a spoiler mask, like this. It is worth noting upfront that there are precisely two achievements which are not actually possible to get in one playthrough without ever loading a saved game from a slightly earlier point . Again, appropriately timed and phrased advice on attaining these along your same playthrough via strategically placed saved games will be provided. Please take note of the following concerning certain of the achievements: Collect all weapons + collect all armors – there are several instances where you get ahold of the ones that are available to buy – for example, when a character wearing the equipment joins your party – so you won’t need to actually buy them for this achievement. All instances where you must buy any of these will be pointed out in the guide. Collect all recipes – you should buy *and eat* at least one of every food item you can find. Obtaining every one of these will be pointed out in the guide – just remember that you also have to eat them in order for this to work. Read all of [book series] – You should buy *and read* one of every distinct book volume that you do not already have that you can find in any store. There are two of these achievements, one of which is pretty straightforward, while the other is about the opposite of straightforward… this guide covers getting ahold of ALL necessary books; however, you must remember to read them in order for this to work . Get all the loot plus – be willing to provide one session of free counseling to each treasure chest you loot. It can be traumatic to have your only worldly possession taken from you, so at least hear them out afterwards. P.S. – Use the minimap (default hotkey V) to ensure you are covering any side paths/areas that may exist on the route you are taking without actually going somewhere else away from your destination. The guide assumes that you will do this when counting what you should have found. Do all the quests perfectly (yes this is an achievement) – there are two important factors here. Timing – advice on timing is given on every quest/set of quests in the game . However, it’s still good to keep this in mind: unless otherwise mentioned, if you see an available quest with (Short) term, do it immediately before advancing the main quest any further. Otherwise, you may miss the opportunity to do the quest at all. (Medium) term is okay if you are really checking at every opportunity between main quest actions, but in general do them right away. Execution – if advice is given concerning how you are acting/accomplishing a quest, it will mean that there is a way to execute it that is not the best way . An achievement is at stake. You’ll be able to tell by monitoring your “BP” vs. the “BP” listed in the guide whether something has gone wrong, but as a result it is recommended to save before undertaking each quest. And if it has gone wrong, you should load said save. As the guide moves forward in little sections, summaries will be given to count up new things found. Names (only) of items will be provided afterwards under spoiler text, like this. Because we’re tallying up items here, “shopping advice” will be given sometimes. This is in no way meant to limit you to only buying stuff at that time – play however you want, you just have to make sure to buy the mentioned stuff at some point within limits made pretty clear by the game. This gives the guide the chance to match tally with yours (and you the chance to match up with the guide’s). Occasionally, you may find that you end up with items that the guide does not mention. This is A-OK, it just means you will also be able to get those later and later is where they will be mentioned. You may see a parenthetical notification sometimes - (Achievement at stake.) Yes, everything in this guide is mentioned due to achievements always being at stake, but these serve as extra reminders at critical points (see general tip #5b above). Finally, because you’re probably not playing this entire game in one sitting, you may notice that without any reference points, it’s really hard to keep track of where you are. In order to alleviate this, the name of the location you are in will be included under spoiler tags, like this. If you don’t want to see a place name , especially if you are reading the whole guide way ahead or something, please do not look under the spoiler tags that are labeled “Location”. The aforementioned section summaries are also meant to assist you in keeping track of your progress. All right – let’s go! Day 1 (Location: Bright Family House ) At the start of your interactive experience with the game, you will have basic equipment (counting as 2 weapons and 1 armor). You will have no progress on anything else...yet. Names: Birch Staff, Twin Dirks, Leather Vest You will be starting out with a pretty clear objective. Feel free to proceed with this objective all the way through, as it should remain very clear from start to finish. Simply keep in mind general tip #4: Hear the poor treasure chests out. After the first main event of the day has concluded and you are free to roam about the city, it is a good idea to run your errands. You may also wish to visit the city’s residents in their homes and speak with them, since you never know when someone will decide they no longer need something that can help you out! (Achievement – NOT at stake – if you dislike this approach, watch for another way to obtain one of the items listed below.) By the time you are ready to head out of the city, you should have earned 1 BP, obtained and read 2 books (not counting your profession-related books), eaten and learned 1 new recipe, collected a minimum of 2 distinct craftable job-related items hereafter referred to as quartz, and opened and spoken with 2 chests – 1 optional – for an ‘optional chest counter’ of 1. BP Books Armor Weapons Recipes Quartz Chests Day 3, Continued (Location: Rolent ) Having finished your prestigious main quest, upon checking for more work in the usual location, you will see that more side quests have appeared. One is within the city, while the others all