Ghostwire: Tokyo Best Abilities for Beginners Guide
Tango Gamesworks action-adventure game Ghostwire: Tokyo is finally here – which means you’re probably wondering just how to get ahead of the curve and become an absolute master of all the elements. After all, you’re going to need all the tricks to kick the ass of some demonic entities, right? Well, look no further than our Ghostwire: Tokyo guide on the best abilities for beginners.
Ghostwire: Tokyo Guide – An Explanation of Your Abilities
As you progress throughout Ghostwire: Tokyo, you’ll unlock new and exciting abilities to use against Visitors, the supernatural enemies you’ll encounter.
These abilities are quite varied in what they target. Some will help improve the speed of you sneaking up on your enemies while crouched, whereas others will help you purge Visitors souls faster, or improve your elemental abilities.
Deciding which abilities work best for you ultimately depends on your playstyle – whether you’d like to go in fast and hard against the Visitors, or if you prefer a stealthy approach that’ll turn your enemies to dust before they even know what’s hit them. Regardless of what build you’re going for, we’ve picked out the best abilities for beginners.
Ghostwire: Tokyo Guide – Best Abilities for Beginners
These abilities are the ones players ought to go for if they are looking for a general, easier time with Ghostwire: Tokyo and combines a range of stealth and weaving-progression abilities.
- Ether Shakedown – This causes ether to appear when hitting enemies with strike attacks. While you normally wouldn’t want the Visitors to get too close to you outside of Stealth, this helps with regenerating your elemental weaving abilities by giving you more ether whilst also pushing the enemy away from you.
- Core Exposure (Duration Boost) – This extends the amount of time Visitor’s Cores are exposed to the player, making it easier for you to attack other Visitors that are coming towards you and put them in the vulnerable state too. The more Visitors you can hinder, the more likely you’re able to expose their cores all at once.
- Faster Sneaking – Does exactly what it says on the tin by improving your crouch movement speed by 30%. Does better with stealth builds (especially coupled with the bow upgrade giving you more arrows), but can be generally useful when going up against enemies you’d rather avoid.
- Quiver Boost – Increases the bow’s quiver size to 13 arrows, up from 10. This will be incredibly useful during periods of the game where you’re unable to use your elemental powers and have to rely on sneaking, talismans and arrows.
- Water Charge Attack (Width Boost) – In the early stages of the game you eventually get the Water Elemental attack. With this upgrade, you’re able to lengthen the width of the charged Water Weaving attack, making it the most effective ability to use to push Visitors away without harming yourself in the process.
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