Wolfenstein: Youngblood
60 Achievements
1,000
50-60h
PC
Trigger happy
Fire 100,000 shots.
10
0.25%
How to unlock the Trigger happy achievement in Wolfenstein: Youngblood - Definitive Guide
You can grind this one easy. Just mount a heavy gun and hold down RT. You have unlimited ammo and it counts for the achievement. You get 1%/minute.
12 Comments
If you are going to grind this out in the catacombs with machine pistols, don't forget to equip improved versions of all the tempo add-ons as they significantly increase fire rate. Also I had no problem getting infinite refills from the range so it might have been a glitch for you Doombot98275.
By SnakiestVirus78 on 07 Jun 2020 06:38
Nice I was going to use dual wield machine pistols next to the ammo box at the shooting range of the catacombs base to have unlimited ammo but this works better so you only need to hold RT.
By J2B9 on 02 Aug 2019 00:15
Works with the stationary guns, I put some cloth on my mouse then the keyboard on it to keep the stationary Laserhammer firing, then let it run until it pops. My achievement progress didn't move but I got it. You can check your status in the Statistics -> Weapons -> Laserhammer -> Shots fired
1 Comment
THERE IS A WINDOWS STACK OF THIS HELLISH NIGHTMARE!!!
By FTW IGotChuked on 01 Apr 2022 06:36
Fastest way I was able to get this was buying surtan perks for the maschinenpistole to make it shoot very fast and then dual wield it then go into the shooting range in the catacombs since there’s unlimited ammo and spray the gun until the achievement eventually popped
100,000 shots is an inordinately absurd number. If you’re lucky, you’ll shoot maybe 30-35,000 shots during the campaign, making this a obscenely ridiculous grind.
This will naturally increase as you are grinding for the weapon mastery achievements, but if you have not unlocked this by then, stationary turrets found in most missions have unlimited ammo. There are a few turrets in the first section of Brother 3, so from the metro exit, head left and along one of the bridges on the right is one. There are two more located at the far end of the riverbed (where you would normally continue the mission). Revisit Brother 3 via the Metro Map and not by speaking with Abby. After defeating all the enemies in the area, hop on one and rubber band down so you don’t have to sit there holding it.
To see how many shots you’ve fired, press and click on ‘Statistics’. The number of shots fired is shown for each weapon in the ‘Weapons’ section.
This will naturally increase as you are grinding for the weapon mastery achievements, but if you have not unlocked this by then, stationary turrets found in most missions have unlimited ammo. There are a few turrets in the first section of Brother 3, so from the metro exit, head left and along one of the bridges on the right is one. There are two more located at the far end of the riverbed (where you would normally continue the mission). Revisit Brother 3 via the Metro Map and not by speaking with Abby. After defeating all the enemies in the area, hop on one and rubber band down so you don’t have to sit there holding it.
To see how many shots you’ve fired, press and click on ‘Statistics’. The number of shots fired is shown for each weapon in the ‘Weapons’ section.
100,000 shots is an inordinately absurd number. If you’re lucky, you’ll shoot maybe 30-35,000 shots during the campaign, making this a obscenely ridiculous grind.
This will naturally increase as you are grinding for the weapon mastery achievements, but if you have not unlocked this by then, stationary turrets found in most missions have unlimited ammo. There are a few turrets in the first section of Brother 3, so from the metro exit, head left and along one of the bridges on the right is one. There are two more located at the far end of the riverbed (where you would normally continue the mission). Revisit Brother 3 via the Metro Map and not by speaking with Abby. After defeating all the enemies in the area, hop on one and rubber band down so you don’t have to sit there holding it.
To see how many shots you’ve fired, press and click on ‘Statistics’. The number of shots fired is shown for each weapon in the ‘Weapons’ section.
This will naturally increase as you are grinding for the weapon mastery achievements, but if you have not unlocked this by then, stationary turrets found in most missions have unlimited ammo. There are a few turrets in the first section of Brother 3, so from the metro exit, head left and along one of the bridges on the right is one. There are two more located at the far end of the riverbed (where you would normally continue the mission). Revisit Brother 3 via the Metro Map and not by speaking with Abby. After defeating all the enemies in the area, hop on one and rubber band down so you don’t have to sit there holding it.
To see how many shots you’ve fired, press and click on ‘Statistics’. The number of shots fired is shown for each weapon in the ‘Weapons’ section.
This guide was translated automatically.
The trophy can be collected in half an hour if several conditions are met:
1. You must have the “Two-Handed Shooting” ability leveled up.
2. Complete a side quest to save the character “Claude Duval”
3. Upgrade your submachine gun for fast shooting (second/middle point in each upgrade)
After rescuing the character Claude Duval, a shooting gallery opens in the Catacombs, in which there is a box for replenishing ammunition (the box has endless ammunition).
You take a submachine gun in both hands and shoot at cardboard targets, periodically replenishing ammunition from a nearby box. The game counts any shots fired from a weapon.
A little patience and the trophy is yours.
1. You must have the “Two-Handed Shooting” ability leveled up.
2. Complete a side quest to save the character “Claude Duval”
3. Upgrade your submachine gun for fast shooting (second/middle point in each upgrade)
After rescuing the character Claude Duval, a shooting gallery opens in the Catacombs, in which there is a box for replenishing ammunition (the box has endless ammunition).
You take a submachine gun in both hands and shoot at cardboard targets, periodically replenishing ammunition from a nearby box. The game counts any shots fired from a weapon.
A little patience and the trophy is yours.
2 Comments
You can stand behind the laser turret and hold . Shooting into nowhere counts.
By Daymaddy on 02 Aug 2019 03:04
It will take exactly two hours (7 seconds per 100 shots) to, stupidly buried in a box with endless ammunition in the catacomb shooting range, shoot with both hands from submachine guns with the triggers held, quickly pressing square to replenish supplies and reload. After going through almost the entire game and sparing no ammo, I didn’t even get half of what was required. Don’t forget to save your progress so that the game doesn’t crash with an error or the power goes out.
By strenj on 09 Aug 2020 12:34