10 The First Descendant Features You Probably Didn't Know About
is a game that typically does an excellent job of introducing new players to its many systems. Tutorials are well-paced to prevent information overload while still being detailed enough to be useful. However, this is not the case for all the game's features.
Many features are not explicitly discussed in the game. While this means there are mechanics for veterans to discover, it can also mean that players do not get to take advantage of some quality-of-life mechanics. At worst, players maywaste time farming for gear or materials they ultimately will not need. Some of these features may be brushed on by the game, but knowing the following factors will save time and frustration.
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While many of the Special Operations and Infiltration missions are easy to reach from nearby fast travel points, there are exceptions that can result in several wasted minutes of running around. The Bio-Lab Infiltration mission in White-night Gulch, for example, is located a few hundred meters from the closest fast travel station and requires the player to navigate through the Hatchery, which has a layout that can be confusing for new players.
The player needs to select the correct mission on the world map, which appears to start it.
Instead of trying to reach the mission start point from a fast travel point in White-night Gulch, the player can start it directly from Albion. Between the main Albion fast travel point and the Prime hands are two globes with icons above them. One has an Infiltration mission icon while the other shows a globe. The first can be used to instantly start any Infiltration mission, while the second can be used to start a Special Operation. The player needs to select the correct mission on the world map which appears to start it.
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