Nobody Saves the World
40 Achievements
1,180
28-34h
PC
Xbox One
Xbox Series
One of Everything, Please!
Own one of every shop item in the game
15
4.74%
How to unlock the One of Everything, Please! achievement in Nobody Saves the World - Definitive Guide
Scarovese#3367
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Buy star tokens from the shop before NG+!
The shopkeeper shows up all over the map and has the same stock everywhere. Some of the abilities she offers appear to be locked behind story or level, couldn't tell which, but the most expensive are $2400. You'll also need to buy the bag of upgrade tokens and the star tokens, those two were the last things I purchased before the achievement popped.
I assume you have to at least one of each Stat upgrade, but not all of them because I did not.
I assume you have to buy the infinite quests.
Hope this helps!
The shopkeeper shows up all over the map and has the same stock everywhere. Some of the abilities she offers appear to be locked behind story or level, couldn't tell which, but the most expensive are $2400. You'll also need to buy the bag of upgrade tokens and the star tokens, those two were the last things I purchased before the achievement popped.
I assume you have to at least one of each Stat upgrade, but not all of them because I did not.
I assume you have to buy the infinite quests.
Hope this helps!
3 Comments
Seems to be each one of the infinite quests and each of the abilities. Haven't tested against stat points/stars/tokens, I'd bought them anyway.
By PyroLoveridge on 25 Jan 2022 17:21
this unlocked for me after buying the last of the abilities.
By rocking23nf on 27 Jan 2022 16:39
Necrophage33
You'll meet the first shopkeeper relatively early in the game and find them everywhere. Initially they only sell stars, upgrade tokens, and then attack and defense upgrades, but eventually they sell many abilities you can buy to equip. You will also see them selling Infinite Quests, and an option to mark a dungeon on your map. For this achievement, you need to buy everything except that last item, the one that marks a dungeon on your map. You must buy every perk, every Infinite Quest, and at least one pack of stars, one pack of upgrade tokens, and one of each stat upgrade.
This will cost a huge amount of money, mainly because there are so many abilities to buy and they're pretty expensive. However, on your first playthrough where you should be doing 100% of the tasks in the game for achievements, you will assuredly earn enough money to buy everything. If you for some reason don't, grinding out money is easy since dungeons reset when you exit them. Overworld areas also reset whenever you go through a screen transition, fast travel, or enter/exit a dungeon. Before doing that, you should grab all of the chests in the overworld. They'll be marked on your map and easy to find. Then, in dungeons, as long as you're smashing everything you see you'll be getting tons of money, plenty for this achievement.
Note that during NG+ there are no stars available to buy, so you'll need to do this during your normal playthrough. Don't worry if you start NG+, because you can always load your normal playthrough back up if you for some reason missed this.
This will cost a huge amount of money, mainly because there are so many abilities to buy and they're pretty expensive. However, on your first playthrough where you should be doing 100% of the tasks in the game for achievements, you will assuredly earn enough money to buy everything. If you for some reason don't, grinding out money is easy since dungeons reset when you exit them. Overworld areas also reset whenever you go through a screen transition, fast travel, or enter/exit a dungeon. Before doing that, you should grab all of the chests in the overworld. They'll be marked on your map and easy to find. Then, in dungeons, as long as you're smashing everything you see you'll be getting tons of money, plenty for this achievement.
Note that during NG+ there are no stars available to buy, so you'll need to do this during your normal playthrough. Don't worry if you start NG+, because you can always load your normal playthrough back up if you for some reason missed this.
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