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The First Descendant is a third-person looter shooter game where you team up with 4 other players to complete co-op missions. With up to 11 characters for you to choose from, your number of available playstyles will vary greatly.
However, some characters won’t be free, and you will need to do missions to find the materials and unlock them. In this guide, we will show you how you can complete the Bunny Crafting Training quests. Upon completion, you’ll find all of the necessary components to craft the new Bunny character.
NOTE: Please be aware that this guide is made from the demo version of the game, and its recommendations may no longer be optimal upon the game’s full release.
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It is quite straightforward about how you can get the Bunny character. There’s also a side quest you can complete along the way as you do the Bunny Crafting Training quest called Sweep the Grand Square. In order to do the quest, you’ll need to head towards the Kingston map.
On the Kingston region map, you will be able to see many of the symbols. These symbols will tell you the location of the events. Each of these quests will contribute to your progress bar, helping it reach 100%. This will then allow you to move on the next part of the quest.
Since the game is still in beta and early development, there are also some bugs you may run into as you do the quest. Sometimes, after you finish the missions on the map, the game won’t count it towards your bar. The only thing you can do is to go for other missions and do those again for it to work.
After redoing the tasks a few times, you’ll eventually complete it and unlock a new quest called Intel from Marcus.
You can then teleport to the Destruction in Kingston and talk to him to receive the task called Sweep the Slumber Valley. You will then need to fight a small boss with other players in-game, before finishing the quest.
NOTE: For those currently stuck on the quest’s 3/5 part, the solution is straightforward: defeat the boss indicated in the quest.
However, it’s crucial to pay attention to a critical detail: Don’t skype when they give you the rewards, you have to open the module as soon as they finish giving it to you, so you have to be there to open it. If you skype it, you will NEVER get Bunny.
After that, the game will ask you to go to Seneca‘s location in Albion and complete the quest. You will then unlock some new abilities that allow you to upgrade modules. The best part about this is that you are now able to craft your new favorite characters.
Then, head towards Albion and talk to Alpha. He will then give you the Bunny Amorphous Material, which is the final material required for you to craft the new character. You can then click on the item on your screen to unlock the final item, which is the Bunny Code.
In order to start crafting Bunny, you’ll need to to go Anais in Albion. This NPC will allow you to conduct research and craft the new character. Look to the far West corner of the map and you will be able to find the exact location.
After that, select Research Request in the dialogues and you will open up a menu to view all characters that are available for crafting. After you have completed all of the quests we have mentioned above, you will eventually have all the materials that are required for crafting:
- Bunny Enhanced Cells
- Bunny Stabilizer
- Bunny Spiral Catalyst
- Bunny Code
Other than that, you will also need 100,000 gold. Fortunately, in beta, it will only cost you that much. On release, it is expected that the cost will increase to up to 300,000 gold. This means that you’ll want to get this character as soon as possible!
You may also want to check this guide on who to pick between the first 3 characters in The First Descendant.
Another thing for you to keep in mind is that this crafting process will take you at least 12 hours to create the character. If you are looking to try out this character as soon as you can, then it’s time to start the quest and obtain all those materials.
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