Remnant 2 - Wish I Knew Sooner | Tips, Tricks, & Game Knowledge for New Players

Just starting out in Remnant 2 or already well on your way to driving back the Root? Well never fear, your friends at Legacy Gaming have tons of tricks to help you survive during your adventure across Yaesha, N'Erud, and beyond. Codiak, Livid, and Shmo shares their favorite tips and tricks that will help you understand the game and set you on the right path to surviving in Gunfire Games new third-person adventure shooter.

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0:00 - Intro & Setup
0:51 - Starting Archetypes
2:15 - Set Yourself Up For Success
5:50 - Resource Efficiency
8:43 - Change Up Your Gear
10:43 - Question Everything
12:32 - Not The Most Obvious
15:03 - Join The Community

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[tahkio]

You guys have done nothing but build AND keep my hype for this game. This game is honestly one of the best I've played in a while

[bigbri]

I started playing last night...going it solo as the Challenger. I went 6.5 hours nonstop. This game is absolutely epic! It's very challenging, and I like that. My tip is...wear headphones if you have them...the creepy dungeon sounds really add to the experience.

[toddbarthen]

There is a ring you and your party members can buy in ward 13 that shares a percentage of picked up ammo and increases the more players that have it equipped.

[mattjudy]

This game is fantastic. Imagine it with a bigger budget. I love AA gems like this. It does everything much better than the first and that game was a blast too

[DickensCidersMug]

You guys got me on to this game and I’ve never been so excited to get home and play a game in years

[ComradeTate]

loving the popularity this game earns. the last one was so good but not as big. as a returning player of the series though, i want to say it's also okay to miss things early on. part of the excitement the series gives you is learning things even after dozens of hours of gameplay.
just don't burn yourself out to where the game feels dull later on because you've got every item

[IVANGUARDI]

I'm really enjoying your content, I think you should double down and keep this game going for a while.

[godknightomega]

My biggest tip to new players is spend time farming purples on Yaesha until you find an Amulet called the Scavenger's Bauble.

Wear it during future exploration and switch off it during boss fights.

That bonus 50% scrap and material "vacuum" effect is a God send early on.

[azurearcade]

Something I didn't know (until it happened). When you get the 10 trait points you get your secondary class and you gain the subclass' ability as a seperate ability on your loadout. So you can roll with two abilities at once. It's a nice touch.

[casualcritisism]

Are you guys gonna be covering all the secrets and puzzles??? Because I would watch every video. I love remnant and I really like the videos your making

[vincelupo]

I started this just like 3 or 4 days ago. I played about 4.5 hours over 2 days and had buyers regret. I tried again 12 hours later and instead of throwing my lifeless corpse at 3 hard situations in the game over and over I noticed something...

I saw the "reroll campaign/world" button. I clicked it.

No regrets. Suddenly I had more content to explore. It even put me in a different world type. I started doing better. From in game progression and from getting more accustomed to the game mechanics.

Of note: scraps, traits and iron were spawned on the ground again into this new world, just like the first world. So, it's a great way to build up your traits, iron and scrap inventory.

I got far in that second roll but not far enough. I was held back again. I decided to reroll again and try a higher difficulty. I explored that for a bit because forged iron seemed more common (could be because of my equipped weapons being upgraded more thoroughly though).

I reset again. Now I'm in that first world type again on basic difficulty. I figure that eventually I'll be improved enough to beat a world.

Treat the game like a roguelike or a dark souls/elden ring style game and your mindset will improve. Laugh when you die. Don't get mad, progress and then get even. Approach the challenge differently. Swap your armor to block their element. Get a consumable that covers them in oil and then set them on fire. Get a consumables that makes them bleed over time and just outlast them. Etc.

End result: No more buyers regret. I'm even considering the DLC pass now.

[wertyuiop]

Simply amazing - I have a ton of hours on already and didn't know the archetype exp was split. I've been feeling so weak trying to level up my lower archetypes, so from now on I'm going to keep Gunslinger on and use my secondary slot to get all the exp for my lower ones. Thanks for posting!

[no_nameyouknow]

About sticking with weapons early on. Don't take this too far, my friend was simply satisfied with his starting weapon while I was trying out each new boss weapon we found and one of them ended up being incredibly strong compared to any of the starting weapons we had. Just saying, it's good to experiment a bit, you might find something, and you can always run an adventure mode to get mats, it's not like you literally run out of material and scrap in the game, there are always ways to farm more by just playing.

[kellz]

Really loved the Faelin/Faerin battle. Really cool little puzzle/decision that has to be made. Love that in games.

[limitedgamer]

as an add on to newer player for some newer players, once you unlock a new area in adventure mode, pop out of campaign roll it in adventure mode and grind a bit, this not only lessons the over load of having to grind all possible bosses/events etc at once, but it lets you see all potential story outcomes so once you re roll campaign you are not like neo in the matrix when you run into each

[zhevaughnbutler]

It’s crazy how deep and intricate this game is other companies need to take note

[justinfaulcon]

Running into random bosses out of nowhere is awesome and keeps the game exciting

[mochachocolattevanilla]

You guys are absolutely BEAST when it comes to game information. I LOVE IT! Please make more videos about the builds and resources. Appreciate it

[Ayyydrianne]

Amazing. Such a great mission from this channel, I’m a first time viewer but I love the premise of having three dudes sink 300 hours into a game to go into the full depth of the mechanics on YouTube from a veteran perspective

[ariellai]

Biggest tip, Remnant is about exploration, finish ur campaign without checking videos of "how to unlock X". . . if u end up missing something, most of the places u can go once u finish the campaign, plus u ill probably play a lot of adventure mode, or a new campaign and revist them. . . so take it splow and enjoy <3