Combat & Parkour
The fighting, free-running and stat trophies — kill milestones, special moves, the two proficiency-cap Silvers and the Inhibitor-hungry Health/Stamina maxes. Most build up naturally; a few need a specific skill unlocked first.
You Never Forget Your First...
BronzeFull guideCollapseCraft your first item.
You Never Forget Your First...
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Craft anything — a medkit, a Molotov, a throwing knife — from the crafting menu. Unmissable early tutorial.
Tip
Keep crafting throughout: consumables are your lifeline, and repeated crafting nudges you toward blueprint upgrades you'll want anyway.
Oh, So This Is How It Works!
BronzeFull guideCollapseModify your weapon for the first time.
Oh, So This Is How It Works!
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Install your first weapon mod (an elemental tip, grip or similar) onto any weapon. Pops on the first install.
Tip
This is also step one toward Modder (50 mods). Cheap mods count, so don't hoard them — keep swapping and upgrading.
Parkour Master
SilverFull guideCollapseAchieve maximum Parkour Proficiency.
Parkour Master
SilverFull guideCollapseHow to earn it
Level your Parkour proficiency to the cap. You earn Parkour XP by running, climbing, vaulting and traversing — basically by moving around Villedor.
Tip
Parkour XP is boosted at night. Long night traversals, the Windmills and the Nightrunner Trials all pour into this — it usually caps naturally by the time you finish everything else.
Combat Master
SilverFull guideCollapseAchieve maximum Combat Proficiency.
Combat Master
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Level your Combat proficiency to the cap by fighting — melee, ranged and takedowns all count.
Tip
Combat XP is also higher at night and against tougher foes. Clearing Bandit Camps, GRE Anomalies and the kill-milestone trophies below will cap this for you.
After the Fall
BronzeFull guideCollapseFall from a combined height of at least 10,994 meters.
After the Fall
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A cumulative counter — total up 10,994 m of falling over the whole game (survived falls, paraglider descents and dives all add up).
Tip
You rack this up passively from parkour and paragliding down off Windmills. If it lags behind, repeatedly dive from a high ledge into water or onto an airbag to top it off safely.
Can't Touch This!
BronzeFull guideCollapseKill 20 enemies in a row with melee weapons without taking damage.
Can't Touch This!
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Land 20 consecutive melee kills without taking a hit. Any damage — including a fall — resets the streak.
Tip
Do it on a loose group of slow Biters, ideally where you can back off between swings. Perfect Parry builds also make this easy since you never eat damage.
Night Hunter
BronzeFull guideCollapseKill a Volatile.
Night Hunter
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Kill a Volatile — the apex nocturnal hunter. They're brutal at full night, so the safe play is catching one near dawn as they weaken and retreat.
Tip
If you don't want a straight fight, track a fleeing Volatile at sunrise and finish it then. Otherwise bring your strongest weapon, UV and firecrackers.
Death From Afar
BronzeFull guideCollapseKill a Spitter using a ranged weapon.
Death From Afar
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Spitters are the bloated infected that lob toxic goo. Kill one with any ranged weapon — a bow, throwing weapon or firearm.
Tip
A bow is the cleanest option: it's silent (so you won't summon Virals) and one good headshot usually does it.
Tanning Salon
BronzeFull guideCollapseUse the UV Flashlight to kill a Viral.
Tanning Salon
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Once you unlock the UV Flashlight, shine it on a Viral (the fast, fresh infected) long enough to drain and kill it.
Tip
Virals swarm when you're loud at night. Let one chase you, then hold the UV beam on it — it's also great for peeling Virals off you during chases.
Terminal Headache
BronzeFull guideCollapsePerform 50 headshots with a ranged weapon.
Terminal Headache
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Score 50 headshots using ranged weapons. A bow makes this trivial and quiet.
Tip
Craft a bow early and use it as your default picker-offer. Standard Biters barely move, so lining up head shots is easy and it feeds Death From Afar and Terminal Headache together.
Slowpoke!
BronzeFull guideCollapseLose the maximum level of Chase.
Slowpoke!
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At night, provoke the infected until your Chase meter climbs to its maximum level, then escape it — break line of sight and reach safety.
Tip
Build the chase by staying in Volatiles' sight and tripping howlers; the meter rises in stages. When it maxes, sprint for a UV safe zone or Windmill and lose them. Do it once your parkour is strong so you can actually outrun them.
Lightning Rehexes
BronzeFull guideCollapsePerform a Perfect Block 10 times in a row without taking damage.
Lightning Rehexes
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With the Block/Perfect Parry skill, time 10 blocks perfectly in a row against enemy attacks without being hit.
Tip
Find a single human enemy who attacks predictably, unlock Perfect Parry first, and parry each swing. One aggressive lone Renegade will feed you all ten swings.
Modder
BronzeFull guideCollapseModify your weapons at least 50 times.
Modder
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Install 50 weapon mods total across your weapons — each individual install counts toward the 50.
Tip
Mods are cheap once you have blueprints. Keep applying and replacing tips, grips and shafts as you find better gear; it stacks up fast over a full playthrough.
Fit as a Fiddle
SilverFull guideCollapseMax out your Health.
Fit as a Fiddle
SilverFull guideCollapseHow to earn it
Max your Health stat, which is leveled by spending Inhibitors. Reaching the cap costs far more Inhibitors than a single run gives you if you also max Stamina.
Tip
Save-backup method: bank 81 Inhibitors, back up your save (cloud/USB), pour all 81 into Health to pop this, then restore the backup to get them back and dump them into Stamina for Ironheart. Without this you'd need roughly two playthroughs.
Ironheart
SilverFull guideCollapseMax out your Stamina.
Ironheart
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Max your Stamina stat via Inhibitors. It shares the same Inhibitor pool as Health, which is why you can't max both normally in one run.
Tip
This is the second half of the save-backup trick: after unlocking Fit as a Fiddle, reload your 81-Inhibitor backup and spend them all on Stamina instead. Do the two back to back so you don't lose track of the save.
You're Going Down!
BronzeFull guideCollapsePerform 50 takedowns.
You're Going Down!
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Perform 50 stealth takedowns — sneak up behind a human enemy and execute them.
Tip
Bandit Camps and Renegade outposts are full of humans to stealth-kill. Approach crouched from behind; it's silent and keeps you off their radar.
Don't Look Up
BronzeFull guideCollapsePerform Smash on at least 50 enemies.
Don't Look Up
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Perform the Smash finisher on 50 enemies — a leaping downward slam. Unlock Smash in the Combat skill tree first.
Tip
Climb any low structure — a car, a container, a wall — and Smash onto the enemies below, then repeat. Near rooftops it doubles up with your fall-distance and combat XP.
Get the Point?
BronzeFull guideCollapseKill 50 enemies with a Spear.
Get the Point?
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Craft a Spear (you'll need the blueprint) and kill 50 enemies with it. Spears have long reach and strong thrusts.
Tip
Spears are cheap to craft and great for safely poking zombies from just out of grab range — a low-risk way to farm both this and Combat Master.
True Nightrunner
BronzeFull guideCollapseComplete all Nightrunner Trials.
True Nightrunner
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Complete all 10 Nightrunner Trials — timed parkour courses. A bronze medal on each is enough for the trophy.
Tip
Bronze times are generous, so you rarely need a perfect run. They also hand you Parkour XP, so knock them out while grinding Parkour Master.
Bing Bang Boom!
BronzeFull guideCollapsePerform an Air Kick after a Double Wall Run.
Bing Bang Boom!
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Chain a Double Wall Run into an Air Kick on an enemy. You need both skills unlocked from the Parkour tree.
Tip
Find a narrow gap between two walls with an enemy nearby: wall-run off one, then the other, then air-kick the zombie mid-air. A tight alley with a lone Biter is the ideal setup.