To fall 150 meters without gliding and land hard, simply jump off a really high place.
This will unlock quite naturally as you go from one obelisk to the next. Just reach a high point with your eagle and once you’ve found a mountainside that’s steep enough, drop down and slide.įall 150 meters without gliding and land hard. Steep slopes can be easily found all around the Mountain Tundra Plateau. Otherwise, just simply continue playing through the story and eventually it will unlock naturally as you travel to each Collectible’s location. As you fly around the world, time your flaps to gain altitude when needed. Once you do, reach a really high location (the Old Fortress or the Observatory are really good for this) and swoop yourself up. This is best done once you have at least 5 flaps. You can do this on the same talisman if you so prefer.įly for over a minute without touching an updraft. If you’ve done this successfully, you should see a gold spark coming out of the talisman’s diamond. The trophy icon itself shows you exactly when you need to release the trigger. To perform a skill shot, you need to shoot at a talisman and release once the diamond is only half full. Losing one flap during your first encounter with the Godslayer is scripted, so don’t worry about that. If you happen to get caught in a storm and spotted by the corrupted creature too many times, you can lose experience and potentially flaps, making it more difficult to get to 10. To get to 10 you need Crystals which can be collected either by finding Lanterns’ locations and solving their puzzles or by opening chests scattered across the world (marked in a weaker red after pressing ). To gain altitude, your eagle can use flaps. You start with one flap, but over the course of the story you will unlock 4 more, one after each Plateau’s boss. The eagle is essential to quickly reach high-altitude locations and get across a Plateau much faster. It will most likely unlock quite naturally, so don’t worry about it.Įarly in the story you will meet your companion, an eagle. This trophy is most easily unlocked as you fly around the map with your eagle. One of the ways to traverse through the Plateaus in The Pathless is by shooting at talismans scattered across the world. Once your arrow hits one, you’ll get a speed boost. Shoot 5 talismans while airborne before touching the ground. You’ll be hitting way more than 1,000 talismans over the course of your adventure and will most likely unlock it in the initial stages of the game. This trophy will unlock naturally, so don’t worry about it. Once your arrow hits one, you’ll get a speed boost. One of the ways to traverse through the Plateaus in The Pathless is by shooting at talismans scattered across the world. Congrats on your new shiny Platinum trophy! The Pathless Trophy GuideĮarn all other trophies in The Pathless to unlock Platinum (no DLC needed!) If you still have some miscellaneous trophies left to unlock, take care of them now. This step is optional and can be easily combined with Step 2. Step 3 (optional): Miscellaneous Trophies Time to clean up any Lightstones, Lore or Lanterns you’ve left behind. From here, hit Continue and you’ll be warped back to the Mountain Tundra.
Step 2: Collectibles Mop-Up and Extended EndingĪfter you’ve beaten the story, you’ll be brought back to the Main Menu.
Whatever you miss can be cleaned up after the story. To avoid too much mopping up after the story, try to collect as many Collectibles as possible. Step 1: Play through the Story while Collecting As Much As Possible Additionally, Sky Master is semi-missable depending on how many times you get spotted by the corrupted creatures while trapped in a storm. The good news is that if you miss it, you can start a new game and unlock it within the first 30 minutes. This is missable because once you’ve cleansed each Plateau of their curse, the storm will disappear and therefore locking you out of it. The only trophy you need to watch out for is Storm Survivor. Nothing is missable and you can revisit all Plateaus after completing the story.
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