How to 'follow their traces' in The First Descendant explained
radiotimes.comThere are plenty of quests to complete in The First Descendant and one that has stumped players early on asks you to ‘follow their traces’. What does this mean?
We're here to help you figure it out.
Turns out, Follow Their Traces is a Bunny-exclusive quest that you’ll be given access to once you unlock the character and complete the straightforward research quest ‘What Kind of Records are These?’.
The trouble is, ‘follow their traces’ isn’t signposted at all well in-game so you won’t know where to ‘Find and read the records of her parents in the <Restricted Zone> of the Sterile Land.’
Before we move onto the guide, though, you may want to know what was up with Caliber at the game’s launch or wish to know how crossplay multiplayer works in Nexon’s game.
Back to the matter at hand, here’s how to complete The First Descendant Follow Their Traces Bunny-exclusive mission.
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Once you have unlocked Bunny as a playable character, you can complete her exclusive quest ‘Follow Their Traces’ in The First Descendant.
It’s a tricky quest to complete as the item you need to find is small and difficult to spot.
We strongly recommend you follow this helpful YouTube video guide by Akifini’s Gaming, as it details what you need to do to complete the Descendant Exclusive Quest ‘Follow Their Traces’ in a detailed manner:
If you prefer written guides, we’ve got you covered.
Based on the advice from Akifini’s Gaming's video guide above, to complete the Follow Their Traces mission, follow these steps:
We’ve tried our best to explain the directions to the lost Journal in the steps above, but we do think it’s easiest for you to follow the video guide if you can!
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