Forspoken - I Can Fly Trophy Guide

I Can Fly is a trophy that will not have you fighting any enemies or chasing some hidden things throughout the world map. Instead, you will be jumping off cliffs that are very high like a daredevil, and hope that you do not fall down to your death. In this guide, we will show you everything you need to know on how to achieve the I Can Fly Trophy. Let’s get started.

I Can Fly Trophy Guide – Forspoken

The spell that you need to have for getting the I Can Fly Trophy is the following:

Float Spell

You can get the Float Spell only after the Chapter 11 and once you have completed and done the quests in and around the Inner Visoria map region. In the picture provided up, you can find the map location where you need to enter to actually get this spell for you to use. It will be inside a very dark cave as shown on the map above.

Start The Float Challenge

The next step in getting the I Can Fly Trophy is to go to any Refuge and look for the Float Challenge. It can be usually found in these smaller buildings almost anywhere on the map. You can also see them marked on the map as well.

Once you get the challenge going you are going to race against time. The thing that you need to do to get the trophy, however, is simply float for a total of 6 seconds. This is easier said than done. Just go looking for the higher hills and try to get momentum as well as leverage for this jump and float to be possible.

There are also many points and locations on the world map where you can jump down and float for minutes even. The good location is above the clouds in the beginning regions of the game.

If you need to get more Stamina for this, however, you will need to proceed through the story and get all the upgrades that are needed.

That is all that you need to do in order to get the I Can Fly Trophy in Forspoken. We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to do to achieve this goal. Have fun doing it yourself.

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