No Man's Sky: How To Get Walker Brains

Getting some items always works in some old-school type of ways still. In this guide we will be showing you how to get the Walker brains through a real method that needs no brain power, you will be farming some NPCs and killing enough of them until you get the desired drop. Let’s see what you’ll have to do.

How To Get Walker Brains – No Man’s Sky

The Walker Brains can drop from either completing some missions that you’re able to find on Space Stations or on the Space Anomaly in the Nexus. Although sometimes they might not be available from missions all the time, still one of the more main and consistent ways to get them is by locating and killing Sentinel Walkers.

You can pick up the task of Distracting the Guards from the Mission Agent Pajular in the main base. It will be under the Browse Missions tab:

It is a simple objective that you’ll have to do: Destroy 3 Sentinels.

So the key objective for you in getting a Walker Brain is you simply going to a planet and just going all in on the Sentinels. You will have to kill just enough of them until your wanted level is high enough for a Walker to spawn.

Usually, you’ll want to get to a wanted level of 4 -5. When the Walker is going to spawn you’ll just have to kill it and it has a chance to drop a Walker Brain.

A better strategy when doing this big fight is clearing out all the Sentinels first, and then going for the Walkers by using your ship to attack him. You can do whatever works for you but this has proven to be a very successful strategy in the past.

Once you kill enough of them if you’re lucky you’ll get tons of Walker Brains. Congratulations and have fun farming them!

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