Gears of War: Ultimate Edition
56 Achievements
1,250
150-200h
Xbox One
Xbox Series
Zen and the Art Part 2
Performed 5 perfect active reloads in a row
20
30.54%
How to unlock the Zen and the Art Part 2 achievement in Gears of War: Ultimate Edition - Definitive Guide
Jurik360
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Just a CLASSIC achievement: try it out when alone, shooting some bullets and reloading straight away clicking reload button a second time right in the white small bar (just look the right edge of your screen). Find your rythm and 5 active reloads will be a joke for you. Hope this helps.
7 Comments
How are you already playing this game if it doesn't come out until the 25th?
By Gravelord Neath on 20 Aug 2015 08:54
i work for press, reviewing the title. byez.
By Jurik360 on 20 Aug 2015 09:10
prokop
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Pretty easy achievement. If you're new to Gears of War it may be weird to you.
To perform an active reload you click Right Bumper (RB) and when you're little white square lines up with the white square in the reload bar, click Right Bumper (RB) again. You have to do this 5 times in a row.
An easy weapon to do this with is the sniper rifle. If you have the sniper rifle, get to a checkpoint. Just shoot it, active reload, shoot, active reload repeat. If you mess up a few times or run out of ammo, just restart the checkpoint.
You may just get this by playing the game since it does shorten the reload time by quite a bit and it does add a boost to weapon damage so it is a good skill to learn early on.
To perform an active reload you click Right Bumper (RB) and when you're little white square lines up with the white square in the reload bar, click Right Bumper (RB) again. You have to do this 5 times in a row.
An easy weapon to do this with is the sniper rifle. If you have the sniper rifle, get to a checkpoint. Just shoot it, active reload, shoot, active reload repeat. If you mess up a few times or run out of ammo, just restart the checkpoint.
You may just get this by playing the game since it does shorten the reload time by quite a bit and it does add a boost to weapon damage so it is a good skill to learn early on.
