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One of the main aspects of the collecting in Feudal Alloy is to realize that nothing is missable; after you defeat the final boss, you can use the save point and end the game; after that, you can continue the game from there and collect what you have missed. There will be cases when you will leave something on the ground, like consumables, bombs, or body parts, and when you exit the area or die, it will be gone, and since the inventory is limited in space, it will happen eventually, especially towards the end of the game. However, you don't have to buy body parts and weapons from vendors since there are plenty of them throughout the areas in the chests. Therefore, coins are better spent on consumables and bombs since they don't replenish when you die, so you will need to keep them stocked and think twice about how and if to use them in a losing battle. ![]()
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![]() There are a plethora of ways to farm piles of scrap and coins; the game gives you plenty of options due to the fact that enemies respawn after you leave the area. That way you can find enemies near the doorway, destroy them, leave, and return for another round. In early areas it is not necessary to farm for more than a level or two, since the enemies drop a low amount of scrap and levels cost a large amount of it. From map 3 and further, you will get more scrap and find larger enemies like beetles, which are rich in scrap, and if you meet any near the doorway, it is a solid target for farming.
The top farming spot is on map 4, which you can access from map 6 going backward. Interestingly enough, you don't even need to leave the area for this farming spot to work. You will come across the switch, and every time you push it, the capsule with the large beetle robot will activate. This way, you can spawn an unlimited number of them and destroy them safely with your bombs and punch waves or kill them with a sword if you are careful, earning you all the scrap you can need to level up.
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