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The trophy/achievement list in Atlas Fallen, the latest action-adventure RPG by Focus Home Interactive, offers a straightforward experience, as all the trophies can be unlocked quite easily.
Among the relatively easy-to-unlock trophies in Atlas Fallen, there is one that stands out as particularly challenging: the "Airborne" trophy. To achieve this, you must remain airborne for an entire minute, a task made difficult by the fact that you can only stay in the air during combat and that enemies frequently try to ground you. Without a clear understanding of what to do, this trophy can prove to be a daunting and frustrating challenge.
If unlocking this trophy is causing you headaches, this guide will provide you with an easy and effective method to obtain it.
How to stay airborne for a minute easily in Atlas Fallen
Even with a fully upgraded gauntlet and three dash options, your time staying airborne without engaging in combat is limited to ten seconds in Atlas Fallen. To unlock this trophy, you'll need to remain in the air for a whole minute during combat. The challenge lies in the game's chaotic combat mechanics, as a single moment of inattention can easily lead to being knocked to the ground, making this achievement quite demanding.
Surprisingly, there is an unconventional method to stay airborne and avoid combat, which the game likely didn't anticipate. While it may not align with the game's original design, it can be a valuable strategy to unlock this challenging trophy. In such situations, it's best to seize the opportunity and make use of whatever is offered to achieve your goal.
To begin your quest for the "Airborne" trophy, locate the Heavenly Shrines on the map that are still intact. These towers grant you essence when knocked down. Each shrine has three weak spots, and it is vital to avoid hitting these weak points while attempting to unlock the trophy. Position yourself on the side of the shrine where the weak spot is not located.
To begin, initiate a jump and continuously strike the Heavenly Shrines using the square button (PlayStation) or its equivalent on your controller. The crucial aspect is to maintain a continuous barrage of hits. As you attack, your character will gradually ascend towards the top of the shrine while remaining airborne throughout. After approximately 60 seconds of this continuous assault, the trophy should unlock. If, by chance, the trophy does not unlock as expected and you've already ascended to the top, employ a dash from and then back to the shrine, continuing to strike until the trophy is successfully earned.
Once more, it's worth reiterating that while this method may not be conventional, it undoubtedly aids in unlocking what might be the most challenging trophy in the entire game, and it does so in an incredibly effortless manner.
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