A Plague Tale Innocence Upgrades

[Magdalena Liendo]

TheNext Gen version of A Plague Tale: Innocence is here and with new versions comes fresh faces. One of the most moving adventures we were able to enjoy a couple of years ago was the release of A Plague Tale Innocence, a video game that immersed us in the story of two brothers who had to fight to survive in a world devastated by war, freeing themselves from the soldiers of the Inquisition and the plague itself. Here's the Plague Tale crafting guide that will tell you about the most important upgrades (and some that you should maybe skip). Keep reading!

One of the most important aspects of A Plague Tale Innocence is its skill tree and improvements that we can take full advantage of, but the bad thing is that they require quite a few materials that we might need later in the adventure, and not all of the improvements are worth it.

That is why in this crafting guide we are going to focus on telling you which is the perfect improvement tree for A Plague Tale Innocence, and also which ones you should update and which ones you should not.

In any case, depending on the way you play, you can choose one or the other improvements, but in general terms, you already know which ones you should bet on. And for more guides on the best games, stick around, here, at GamesAtlas.

Welcome to the A Plague Tale: Innocence Trophy Guide! Follow the grim tale of young Amicia and her little brother Hugo in a heart-wrenching journey through one of the darkest times in a France infested by plague. Hunted by the Inquisition and surrounded by deadly swarms of rats, siblings Amicia and Hugo de Rune will get to know each better and trust one another. As they struggle to survive against overwhelming odds, they will fight to find purpose in this brutal and unforgiving world.

After the first stealth section in chapter 4, Amicia and Hugo will find an area with lots of small trees with red and yellow leaves. Here Hugo will let go of your hand because he wants to play hide-and-seek. To unlock this trophy, you need to sneak up on and find Hugo before he finds you. Use to be quiet. Use the pictures below for the right path to take.

No, your materials will revert back to the state they were in chapter 9. Replaying a few chapters starting with 9 back to back will give you a chance to focus all of your materials on just the equipment or sling.

I also dont understand now how exactly it should work with getting the crafting materials by means of playing back to back the chapters, if its not saving your upgrade progress at all?, or do you have to basically play the entire game again and then try to upgrade everything?

I have already conceded that I will have to replay from Chapter 9 to focus on the sling achievement (barely upgraded at all) but really want to get the equipment achievement before the end of my first play-through if possible.

For the trophy handfull of pocket and not a toy anymore, is it possible to upgrade sling and equipment one at a time when playing chapter 9 to 12 until it pop out the trophy neither one of them and then repeat chapter 9 to 12 for the other trophy?

Second, damn this game was such an unexpected action adventure thriller with an excellent story and awesome gameplay. I truly cannot express how much this game surprised me. What a game to enjoy and play while really taking in the story. (Very dark and gruesome)

Make sure you have one Somnum, and go to the right side of the two guards where there is some cover and a pot. If you need one take it and throw the pot a good distance away as one of the guards will leave to check it out and the other will stand still for you to jump over the wooden fence and take him out with Somnum and sneek in through the front door ?

Although A Plague Tale: Innocence throws its protagonists right in the middle of a terrifying situation, it also gives them the tools to brave the dangers of plague-ridden medieval France. As the story progresses, more and more upgrades become available for Amicia, which increase her efficiency.

The opening for any game, book or film is easy to do but difficult to perfect. It needs to hook you in, introduce the main characters, set up the story and tone all at once. A Plague Tale accomplishes all of this and then some. You play as Amecia, a teenage girl who has a strong relationship with her father, a more strained one with her mother, but an almost non-existent one with her younger brother (who you play as at some point) Hugo. The world is riddled by the Plague and we soon find out that hordes of killer rats are appearing, killing the family dog in a heart-breaking scene. After this, the narrative escalates into more death and brutality as Amecia must keep her brother safe and find help for the mystery of his own growing problems in this 10-15 hour adventure.

The two main characters, Amecia and Hugo are expertlywritten. Their relationship and its development over the course of the gamefeels so natural. They are wary and closed off to each other for the firstthird of the game or so, having barely spoke before everything happened. Theyare thrusted into a world full of death and horror, yet they are still children,how they react to all the different circumstances fits perfectly and isexpected for their age and how they would cope. This realism is maintainedthroughout, where we see their relationship grow into something strong, Hugotrusts Amecia and she is heavily protective over him, they get frustrated withone another yet stand strong together against strife.

Amecia is able to use a variety of items that she can craft to help her combat both human enemies and the hordes of plague-ridden rats. These are given gradually throughout the game so as to not make you overpowered at the start but aid you in the growing difficulty of segments. For example, one item draws the rats away for a brief time, one causes Inquisition soldiers to remove their helmets, allowing you to deal the killing blow with a stone from your slingshot. Speaking of which, Amecia has a slingshot that she can use to throw objects at a greater distance and power to help in certain situations. This, alongside a number of other equipment can be upgraded so to provide you with more ammo space, quicker sling charge time, etc. Unless you scour every corner of levels you will not have enough resources to upgrade everything fully, so you must choose wisely.

Throughout each level there are a number of collectibles andhidden areas for you to discover, with the latter having key resources necessaryto upgrade your equipment. There is light puzzle solving to be done, but italways well-paced and scattered around that it never feels to little or toomuch. They almost always involve the hordes of rats, where you must find a wayto get past them with fire and light or other means. These are cleverlydesigned and a fun little challenge to break up the narrative moments andstealth sections. There is enough variety of content here that make this 10 to 15-hourgame rarely feels stale and dull.

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