Two Worlds II

Two Worlds II

57 Achievements

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Man in Tights

Man in Tights

Kill 50 enemies using Multi Arrows (Single Player Campaign)

5.3%

How to unlock the Man in Tights achievement in Two Worlds II - Definitive Guide

Fairly straightforward - simply equip your bow, press Y to select Multi Arrows (a little arrow should pop up over the hotkey icon), hold RT to charge up your shot and release RT to fire. You don't need to target multiple creatures - lone enemies count towards your total as well.
Let your enemies get pretty close before firing, as more of your arrows will find their mark, doing more damage. Just remember that it takes a little while for the Multi Arrow skill to recharge - normally I just sprinted away from the enemy if my first salvo didn't kill them, as they usually lose interest and wander back to their starting point. (AI is not a strong-point of TWII)

Other tips...
Best place to rack up lots of kills is the savannah - most of the animals go down pretty easily.
Advance a few levels and put some skill points into metallurgy (so you can upgrade your bow) and multi-arrow (fire more arrows & do more damage).
Use your crafting skills to upgrade your bow and add a couple of gem slots. Add an accuracy gem and an elemental damage one if you can find one.
By the time you reach Level 10, you should be able to take the weaker savannah animals out with one salvo and after that it's just a case of grinding out the 50 kills.
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02 Feb 2011 03:00

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Great guide!
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By Solario32 on 28 Nov 2015 00:45
This one requires the ability Multi Arrows. Find several enemies near each other (2 at a time will do) and equip a bow. Press Y to equipe the skill Multi Arrow. Zoom in by pressing LT, then aim at the first foe and press LT again. A red X should appear. If it's blue, it means it didn't work. Aim at the second and press LT again to mark it too. Once both are marked with a red X, shoot with RT. To count as a multi arrow kill, the enemy (at least one, but better both at the same time) must die with this strike. You can lower their health first, but it makes it harder since they will attack you.

To make it easier, better aim at enemies that are near each other and from a higher place. There are tons of places with high rocks that you can climb by running and jumping on and which enemies can't climb. From there, you can take your time and kill all surrounding enemies, repeating the process if they don't die on the first strike.

All enemies are accountable for that achievement, meaning every single foe marked by a red icon on your map. Friendly animals such as chicken, horses and birds do not count.

You can keep track of your multi arrows kills by pressing B (when no weapon is equiped).
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02 Jan 2011 21:35

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It isn't necessary to hit multiple enemies with multi arrows. You can hit a single enemy with multi arrows and the kill counts.
Note that the multi arrow ability takes some seconds to recharge. You can still shoot arrows but it will be one arrow at a time until the skill recharges.
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By olde fortran 77 on 08 Oct 2013 19:52

You will learn how to fire Multi Arrows during the tutorial at the beginning of the game, by holding down with a bow drawn and the skill selected. From that moment forth, use the skill whenever you see fit.

Getting 50 kills may be difficult, so if you do not have this trophy by the time the credits roll, simply fire Multi Arrows at boars, ostriches, ants or anything else you find while wandering the games world to make up the remaining kills.

This stat can be followed by visiting your Reputation Book in your inventory.

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verified by me. upgrade hail of arrows to level 6 and concentration to 6. kill everyone. namely :

ostriches, piglets, rhinoceros, human-like creatures. For reference, you can go to reputation to find out how much you killed. After that, you can discard talents if you don’t think about upgrading an archer.

The main thing in it is that the last arrow that took away life was from a hail of arrows.
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06 Apr 2011 20:38