The First Descendant: How To Farm & Use Metal Accelerants (Best Methods)
Metal Accelerant is one of the materials players will want to farm in . This is because it can be used to unlock new Descendants and to craft new unique weapons. This makes it a valuable resource for starting farming as early as possible, and players can do so in a specific location.
Unlocking new characters in is half the game's fun, and grinding them out takes quite a while. Players can do so if they collect all the necessary materials and do the research without paying any money. However, this can take time if you do not know where to farm certain materials that the different characters require.
Figure out how to find and open the right Amorphous Materials in The First Descendant by completing missions and defeating the right bosses.
One of the best places tofarm Metal Accelerant is the Sterile Land area, as it has a fair amount of resource boxes that are very close to the spawn point, and it is easy to run to them all and restart. There are also not very many enemies and no super dangerous ones, making it easier to grind without worrying too much about dying or fighting off hordes of enemies.
Hard mode might give you more materials when you gather them, but you will get the same drops item-wise, no matter what difficulty you play at.
The best character to use for this is Bunny in, as she moves very quickly and can get from point A to point B the fastest. She is also fairly powerful and can take out the enemies fast with her ultimate if you want to. Sometimes, you might get lucky and get a good drop from one of them.
The good news is that you should unlock the Sterile Land early in your playthrough, making it easier to start grinding. You will not, however, want to farm the region but rather a specific area of it. This will make farming less daunting and make it easier to reset and respawn the items in the boxes.
The specificarea you want to farm is the Ironworks, and you can generally just farm the first open area you come to before restarting, as there
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