Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning™ — 100%-ное руководство и дорожная карта достижений (включая DLC; Re-Reckoning-Ready)

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Total Achievements : 61 Offline Achievements: 61 Online Achievements: 0 DLC achievements : 11 Teeth of Naros: 6 Legend of Dead Kel: 5 Approximate amount of time to get 100% : 40-60 hours (depending on skill and play-style) Minimum number of playthroughs needed : 1 Number of missable achievements : 5 Out of Your League: Killed an enemy 4 levels higher than you. Open Sesame: Dispelled 50 wards. A Wink and a Smile: You have succeeded at 50 Persuasion attempts. Manic Pixie Dream Elf: Wooed Rast Brattigan. (Legend of the Dead Kel DLC) The Harder They Fall: You've bested Kahrunk without killing his attendants. (Teeth of Naros DLC) Broken achievements : None. Difficulty related achievements : Yes. You need to complete the main story quest line on Hard difficulty. Re-Reckoning Differences This guide can be used for Re-Reckoning playtrough as well. The only difference in achievements is that Re-Reckoning has one more achievement (that was previously present only in Playstation 3 version for the game) for completing all other achievements and therefore doesn't change anything in terms of completion. Second biggest difference is that the game now concludes one more difficulty - Very Hard. The new difficulty however, doesn't have its related achievement, so it's still recommended to play on Hard. I cannot however confirm of deny if switching from/to Very Hard voids the achievement (as I can imagine it could if programmed that way) so I would recommend starting on Hard and sticking to it. Recommended roadmap to 100% 1) Start your game on Hard Difficulty. 2) Get rid of the missable achievements as soon as you can so you don't have to worry about them and enjoy the game. 3) Progress trough main story and complete faction quests when you get to them. You can play trough the DLCs from level 10 but you can save them for later if you want, I recommend doing them simultaneously - if you are dying a lot in main story, go to DLC or Factions and vice-versa. 4) After you beat the game, you will be able to get back to the world and clean up remaining achievements. If you haven't done already, finish all remaining Faction quests and DLC achievements. 5) When you're done with step 4, clean up remaining crafting and skill-related achievements. At this point you should have enough skill-points so you can visit Fateweavers and reset your abilities and skills to get certain achievements easier. --- The following sections will prepare you for smooth and enjoyable completization. Reading is optional but recommended since it might give you insight of what will await you during your journey to the 100%. This might help you if you are not sure if you are willing to do 100%. Also, before you dive into the game, definitely check Missable Achievements section so you don't miss anything and don't need to start over or finish the game multiple times. Starting the Game Since there is an achievement for beating the game on Hard, start your game on Hard difficulty if you want to get all achievements in one playtrough, otherwise you need to start all over again and there's no New Game+ so you would basically do the very same thing again. You don't need to be afraid of frustration because Hard difficulty is not really so hard and combat is actually more enjoyable on this difficulty in difference to lower difficulties which feels very dull and boring as you get bored with simple button mashing very quickly. Difficulty can be lowered via options any time during the game but if you do so, you won't be able to get the Destiny Dominated achievement. Also, if you die a lot in a row the game will offer you lower difficulty. If you accidentaly agree you will have to load your last save or, again, you won't be able to get the achievement. As soon as you start your game check the Missable Achievements section so you know what to look out for and after first hour or two you can read "Tips for the Playtrough" section below so you know the basics of what to do. Tips for the Playtrough (you should propably read this after tutorial or few hours into the game so you are little bit familiar with the game and its world) As soon as you start playing you can start working on few rack-up achievements. There's an achievement for Lockpicking and Dispelling chests. There's only a limited amount of these chest but there's a lot of them so missing those achievements is very unlikely (lockpicking) and somewhat unlikely but possible (dispelling). But in order to get these off the table as soon as possible, try opening every chest you see. There's also an achievement for successful Persuasion attempts but there's not so many opportunities for it so I definitely recommend trying improving Persuasion skill as soon as possible and saving often during the quests (F5 for quick-save) and reloading your last save whenever you fail an persuasion attempt. (See Missable Achievements section for more info about this achievement). Another skill you want to master as soon as possible is Detect Hidden skill which you will need for 100% since it makes finding Lorestones so much easier, and Alchemy for bigger succesful rate of harvesting necessary reagents. Some of the skills can be very helpful for your journey, some are necessity for full 100%, some are redundant. But no matter what you will improve, you can always visit Fateweaver who will not only reset your ability points but skill points as well so you don't really need to worry about skills. But straight up I will tell you, you don't need any points in Mercantile skill since you have enough money from loot, selling items and Detect Hidden skill. Said that, I never felt need for better equip. Since I was looting every chest I was changing equipment constantly with what I found, but then again, there's no bigger use for money than buying equip (Fateweavers and Repairs are really cheap, everything else drops as loot) so feel free to buy better weapons once in a while. Basically, if you have more then 100k you have more than enough. Also activate every Lorestone you see, take and read every book (until you get "Bookworm" achievement) you find and harvest reagents you walk upon. Take all quests you see because sometimes you can complete them even if you're not really trying to do so and get the XP and Gold rewards without extra endeavor. Also don't be skimpy with Reckoning mode... fateshift whenever you run upon a bigger group of enemies or any boss or bigger enemy like Niskaru, Cave Troll and so on because you can double your XP gain from kills made during Fateshift. Be sure (and I can't emphasize this enough) to SAVE OFTEN . You can save any time you're not in combat so definitely get advantage of this feature. If you get stuck in the main quest storyline, try doing faction quests or DLC storylines (you get stat bonuses for finishing those) and if you get stuck on those, return to the main quests. Don't be afraid to progress in story because some main quest will give you permanent EXP gain boost after finishing and of course, when you reach ending (even though NPC will warn you before final step) you will be able to get back into the world and clean-up remaining achievements. I've added two additional sections to this guide. One containing info of where and how to expand your inventory slots and second is a full list of skill trainers and skill books found around the Faelands. But again, don't stress yourself about skills, abilities and destinies, since you will be able to reset those further into the game via Fateweavers. And only achievements you need to worry about are listed in Missable Achievements section. At last but not least, don't forget the most important thing and that is to have fun. Play as you want and like, remember to save often so you don't have to repeat boring sections and enjoy the game and it's completization. This section contains all of the missable achievements - three from the base game and one for each DLC. You should pay attention to