Rebound (1BP) – Use B to recover when knocked away and prevent being knocked down.
More SAS skills activated equals a powered-up Yuito. Perfect if you want to drain crush gauge first.Ĭoncurrent SAS Activation (4BP) – Allows up to 2 concurrent SAS activations. This counterattack skill will help you in the early, mid, and late game.Īdditional Plug-In Slot 1 (1BP) – Equipping lots of plug-ins will bolster Yuito’s stats & passive skills.Īttack Up 2 (3BP) – Increased damage for weapon attacks by 5%.īrain Crush Change Expand (4BP) – Time enemies disabled due to crush gauge increased. You will be playing defense quite a bit as enemies are pretty aggressive. Perfect Dodge Attack (2BP) – Use X right after a perfect dodge to perform a weapon attack. Power Up (3BP) – Increased damage for Psychokinesis Attacks by 5%. Does not work on strong foes with depleted HP.Īuto-Heal (6BP) – Regenerate health outside of combat. Overkill (3BP) – Attacking enemies with depleted crush gauge increases EXP bonus. Rebound (1BP) – A quick-rise move after getting knocked down is essential, especially with aggressive enemies in the game. Yuito Brain Mapīecause Yuito’s attack speed and strength are pretty good, the skills he need are ones that make his enemy-killing abilities easier, especially his Brain Crush finishers. All button maps are based on the Xbox version. RPG grinding-wise, we suggest you play through the game until you reach and finish up the Kikuchiba area, then you can backtrack to previous areas to farm for levels and BP. Levelling up will net you a good amount of BP, so kill enemies and complete quests for random folks to get experience points to level up. To unlock skills further down the tree, you need to earn enough BP for that specific skill you need. These range from passive buffs to their stats to additional attacks in their respective combo strings and moves. You can use that same data and character level progress for the other character’s side of the story to make your progress easier.īrain Map features a number of skills that will help Yuito or Kasane in their quest to uphold peace on Earth as an Others Suppression Force soldier.
#SCARLET NEXUS CHAPTERS PLUS#
Once you finish a character’s playthrough, you can replay the game via a New Game Plus mode.Don’t trust the autosave too much sometimes it can set you back a lot of minutes progress-wise. The game gives you plenty of options for counterattacking enemies like SAS Clairvoyance/Teleport/Hypervelocity and the skills from the Brain Map. If you’re having trouble with the game’s combat, just dodge and get the hang of your character’s invincibility frames when evading.
Just head to the Story tab in the menu and turn in the quest there.
You don’t have to return to the quest-giver to confirm your quest completion. You can cash out your sidequests anywhere in the game.You can exchange items, weapons, and exclusive gifts with the data you collected. After 5 hours or so, you’ll unlock the option to exchange items and gifts in the shopkeeper menu. Don’t sell the data you collected in the game.If you want a slightly better deep dive into the story with a bit of challenge, pick Kasane. Both Yuito and Kasane seem similar, but Yuito’s attacks hit a little harder & faster, while Kasane has a better mid-range and AoE fighting style. If you’re stumped as to who to play as first, go for Yuito first.Before we get to the skills and each protagonist’s Brain Map, here are some short tips for your early and mid-game: To keep in theme with the psychic and telekinesis power themes, it’s referred to as a Brain Map. Just like most action RPGs out there, Scarlet Nexus has its own skill tree. We’ll be sure to fill this up as time goes by. Below are the in-game descriptions of each character.This guide is still under development. Who to choose first comes down mostly to your playstyle. While you can eventually play both characters individually (and should, as you'll get the complete story that way), you'll need to start by selecting one. There are two main protagonists to choose from in Scarlet Nexus: Yuito Sumeragi and Kasane Randall.
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