Evolution crafting materials can be earned by completing quests, missions, retiring a hero, and inside of certain loot llamas. Two star evolutions require Pure Drops Of Rain, three star evolutions require Lightning In A Bottle, etc. Retiring a hero you no longer want to use will return a large amount of invested XP to you - so if you are short on XP, consider retiring a hero you no longer wish to use.Įvolution crafting material: Each star tier requires a different crafting material. Hero XP: In addition to the XP you need to level from 1 to 10, you need an additional amount of XP to evolve a hero. Each level will progressively take more XP to level up. Hero level: You need to invest 10 levels into the hero that you want to level up.
After unlocking the two star class evolution, you also must meet the following requirements: You need to invest skill points in a class skill line before you can unlock its evolution. Thus, it is recommended that you are sure you want to play a particular hero before investing your points into unlocking their evolution. This allows you to evolve a hero of that class only you must earn enough skill points to unlock another two star class evolution skill node. Before you begin to evolve heros, you must put 30 skill points into the tier 1 skill tree to unlock the two star class evolution skill node. One star abilities can be unlocked by leveling from 1-10, but you must evolve to unlock two star and level 11-20 abilities. The more area you uncover on the map, the more caches you can collect for easy nuts n' bolts.Įvolving a hero unlocks extra passive and active skills. Loot them to get 75+ nuts n' bolts per cache. Uncover areas of the map to reveal yellow dots. To get nuts n' bolts more quickly and easily, unlock Map 2: Plankerton. The metal cans will always drop nuts n' bolts, but there is only a high chance with the rest. All of these metal objects will normally give you nuts n' bolts. There are lots of metal objects you can break for nuts n' bolts, like cars, refrigerators, arcade machines, playground equipment, small metal cans (always on the far edges of the map). You typically find them when breaking open metallic objects.
At the very least, it's helpful to chip away at their health and let traps finish them off if you're too busy trying to figure out how to make a staircase. Most husks spawn far away and pistols are extremely accurate, making it easy to pick off enemies before they even get close. Before starting the assault stage, clear your sightlines, taking down trees, boulders, and whatever else is blocking your vision. Sometimes the procedurally generated levels will procedurally generate junk that blocks your view of the incoming hordes.
Cut down anything blocking your line of sight.
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