Take the time to pick up the weapon and unlock these skills by killing a select number of enemies. As every weapon comes with randomized attributes, you'll occasionally come across a new passive skill or alt-fire mode that you haven't learned yet. Not only will you discover a wide range of weapons to Returnal, but the different fire modes can change up how Selene runs through each region of the game. Still, sometimes it's worth keeping certain Parasites attached for their massively beneficial positive effects. This can be a great way to earn some extra cash to purchase an Artifact that might make a huge difference. Some rooms, typically immediately before or after a boss fight in Returnal, have a machine that will allow Selene to detach a random Parasite in exchange for Obolites. Unlocked by cashing in Ether at the terminal located outside the crashed Helios, Selene can acquire a Consumable item that immediately detaches all Parasites from her body. Selene can only attach up to five Parasites to her body at a given time, so what do you do if you find one that you think would complement your playstyle? There are two methods for immediate Parasite removal. Some of the more beneficial Parasite effects include an Auto-Repair when Selene is at low Integrity (health), allowing Selene to survive a killing blow one time, and offering a 25% chance to not use a Consumable item. Most of the time, the positive effects of a given Parasite will far outweigh any negative effects, but you always want to read what you're attaching to Selene's spacesuit.
Each Parasite that Selene fuses with offers both a positive and negative trait that can dramatically alter her powers and playstyle. In addition to Artifacts, Selene can also fuse with the various oversized Parasites that call Atropos home. Don't be afraid to pick up a Parasite or three
You'll never know if the next room you venture into might go into lockdown and force you off into a miniboss encounter that you weren't otherwise prepared for. Unless you're a glutton for punishment, it's wise to keep some sort of healing on hand. As players venture deeper into Atropos, they'll earn two more item slots, giving Selene a maximum of three inventory spaces to equip. When Selene starts her journey, she'll only be able to carry one stack of consumable items at a time. If you want to get up close and personal, both the Spitmaw Blaster and Dreadbound each offer high amounts of damage when Selene is mere paces away from her target. These weapons offer massive damage in a single hit but need to be reloaded after one (or two, if the right attribute is unlocked) shots. For bosses and encounters against a single enemy, don't be afraid to pick up the Rotgland Lobber or Coilspine Shredder. Faster firing weapons such as the Sidearm with Burst Fire unlocked, the Tachyomatic Carbine, and Hollowseeker all allow for rapid firing to take down multiple flying enemies before Selene needs to reload. If you know the region you're in features many flying enemies (the third, fourth, and sixth biomes are the most frequent), don't use a weapon that only offers a single shot before Selene needs to reload. Each of the ten weapons has their own strengths and are better suited for a given task. Returnal offers up ten different weapons, but Selene also has access to a blade as one of her first permanent upgrades and various consumable items to give her a bit of a boost. Other Returnal guides - What Carries Over Between Playthroughs? Use the right weapon for the job Here are eight tips to help future Astra scouts find their way back home. Selene's survival is all but guaranteed in Returnal, but with a few handy tips, you might stand a better chance to make it off the alien planet alive.
Scroll between them with left and right on the d-pad.The planet of Atropos is filled with all manner of dangers, living and mechanical, and even the environment itself. Simply collect both and then you will permanently have two extra consumable slots to play with for the rest of the game. It’s also hard to miss, located in one of the main rooms on an altar with a large hole in the floor. The second Xeno-Tech Prism is located in Echoing Ruins, the game’s fourth level. Just watch out on your mini-map as you push through the desert and make your way up some stairs. The first Xeno-Tech Prism is available right at the start of Crimson Wastes and is almost unmissable.
You will need to make a good amount of story progress and beat the first boss. The simple answer is yes, thanks to permanent upgrades called Xeno-Tech Prisms, of which there are two you can find across the game for a maximum of three consumable slots. However, is there a way to increase max consumables in Returnal, seeing as how you start with just one? Consumables are items in Returnal that can be used with R1 and they range from simple health vials to little drones that can help you out in battle.
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