To get Dredge’s bad ending, you’ll simply have to do as the Collector says: Find and bring him the five lost relics strewn throughout the ocean and its different archipelagos. Image: Black Salt Games/Team17 How to get the “bad” - or default - ending in Dredge Looking to force either of these endings? Here’s how you’ll do it. He’s key to the game’s mysterious story, and he’ll usher the fisherman toward the end of the game.ĭredge’s “bad” ending is essentially the default, the one that most players will stumble upon without knowing there’s any other option. One of those people is the Collector, a man who lives alone in a ruined mansion and tasks the player with, well, collecting a bunch of items thought to be lost to the sea. If you can aim and position well enough, the build means you never need a healer, or need to reload.Trawling the depths in Dredge, you’ll come across a series of different people to aid you - or not - on your journey. Teleport from a spot you want to return to, it's often best to retreat, you have ten seconds to wait/reposition the portal, then teleport back into the fight. Dismount early to set up a safe retreat, think ahead where you will teleport from - the animation is too clunky to make an emergency escape on the fly. Prioritize Resilience over every other blue card where necessary - his mobility is shit, any CC is a death sentence. Prioritize Illuminate if Skye is about, otherwise she'll farm you for days. His ult is trash, use it like Damba's ult to clear space/zone, killing anything is just a bonus. Move back to max out Nimble once red cards are sorted.
Wrecker 2 is enough to deal with everything, Caut obv to 3 if needed. As tempted as you'll be to grab Deft Hands, you're better off learning to manage your reload and prioritizing Wrecker and Caut, in that order, situation depending.
Nearly always buy Nimble first, just one level, depending on opposition.
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