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Alright, so I dove into Stellar Blade recently, and like many of you, I immediately got hooked on finding all of Lily’s outfits. I mean, who doesn’t want to customize their character, right? Let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey, so I figured I’d share what I did and save you some headache.
Getting Started
First, I just played the game normally for a bit. I didn’t want to spoil anything major for myself, so I just went through the story, enjoying the combat and exploration. This is important, because some outfits are locked behind story progression or specific quests. Just smash some robots, explore a lot, and don’t be afraid to wander off the beaten path.
The Real Hunt Begins
Once I got a feel for the game, I decided it’s time to start being serious about finding the outfits. I noticed that some were really obvious – like, I’d just stumble across a chest in a hidden corner, or a robot that dropped it, easy things. But others? Not so much.
- I hit up every shop I could find. Seriously, every single one. Sometimes they had outfits for sale, sometimes they didn’t. It was a bit of a gamble, but hey, gotta spend that in-game currency on something, right?
- I started paying really close attention to the environments. See a suspicious-looking wall? I tried to smash it. See a weird stack of boxes? Climbed it. I can’t tell you how many times I found a hidden area with a chest just by being nosy.
- Side quests became my best friend. I used to kind of ignore them in other games, but in Stellar Blade, a lot of the outfits are rewards for completing these optional missions. Some of them were a pain, let me tell you, but that new outfit was always worth it.
- I explored every inch of the map.Seriously, every nook and cranny. I found some outfits just lying around in really obscure places.
Finally Got It
After a lot of trial and error, and many battles I finally found the outfits I am looking for.
It’s a great feeling to find all of these items in game.
So, that’s basically what I did. It wasn’t a super scientific process, more like a “brute force and persistence” approach. But hey, it worked! I can confirm it is satisfying.
Good luck with your own outfit hunting!
