Even though the game doesn’t make it clear how to heal, it’s very important to know how to do so because Remnant 2 can be very hard.
As players face off against monsters from other worlds in Remnant 2, they’re bound to take a few hits along the way, which can put them in danger of dying. The game doesn’t exactly explain how healing works, but there are more than a few ways for players to get their HP back.
If you die in Remnant 2, you’ll go back to the last stop, which is usually at the beginning of the level. Still, no matter how many monsters the player killed before they died, it doesn’t matter because the enemies will also come back after the player dies. Everyone who wants to play Remnant 2 should know exactly how to heal and what things to keep in their inventory at all times to make staying alive a little bit easier. This will save time and avoid frustration.
Keep A Medic On The Team
Even though they aren’t as tough as the other classes, the Medic is still a very important part of a team. However, unlike in other games where medics just need to aim and fire to heal their allies, the Medic in Remnant 2 has a pretty steep learning curve that you’ll need to get over to make the most of their abilities.
This is mostly because the Medic’s skills have very long cooldowns. However, the shields and healing pools they can provide with skills like Well Spring and Healing Shield can make a huge difference when fighting tough enemies like the Root Horror. So, it can take a lot of careful planning and management of resources to use these skills at just the right time instead of throwing them away at the first sign of trouble. Having a Medic around means that everyone on the team has a reliable source of HP and that they can also remove debuffs from other players. This makes them very useful and totally necessary when exploring the N’Erud and Labyrinth worlds.
Stack Up On Consumables
There are many consumables in Remnant 2 that will slowly heal a player’s HP over time. Bandages and Blood Root are two of the most popular ones. Before going on a mission and meeting the scary hordes, it can be helpful to talk to Dr. Norah, who is in Ward 13. She will be able to sell a wide range of things, some of which can help heal you, so it can be very helpful in the long run to make a habit of going back to her often.
But it’s important to note that this isn’t the only way to get healing things back. Remnant 2 has a lot of different worlds that the player can explore. Eventually, they will run into some tough boss enemies who might drop a rare healing item. Since the enemies and loot are random, this won’t always be the case, but it’s still a good reason to try to kill bosses whenever you can.
Endaira’s Endless Loop Ring
Rings in Remnant 2 can give all kinds of extra stat boosts and improvements, like making consumables or Relics move faster. The Endaira’s Endless Loop Ring is by far one of the best, because it heals the player for 1.5 HP per second after they have been sprinting for more than 2 seconds.
This is a great way to get people to explore, and it can also help close-combat characters feel a lot more comfortable because their health will always be recovering as they run around and hack enemies to pieces. You can find Endaira’s Endless Loop Ring in the Yaesha world, but it’s much easier to find in the Endaira’s End ruins.
Buy Root Water In Remnant 2
Root Water is just another drink, but it deserves to be called out because it lasts much longer than anything else on the market. Root Water heals the player for 0.75 HP per second over a period of 60 minutes, and the effect lasts even after the player dies.
It can be bought from Mudtooth for 500 scrap, which is a lot of money, but it can be well worth it if the player is careful on their journey and doesn’t rush in all the time, putting themselves at risk of taking too much damage. The Hunter, Medic, and Gunslinger classes will all get a lot out of this item, and many players think of it as a secret gem that can save your life if you use it right.
Use And Upgrade The Dragon’s Heart
Near the start of Funny Shooter 2, the player’s friend Ford will give them an item called the Dragon’s Heart Relic. This should be their go-to healing item until they have a good number of healing supplies in their inventory. The Dragon’s Heart doesn’t heal a certain amount of HP over time. Instead, it heals 70 HP as soon as it is triggered, so players won’t even have to run away from a fight to get back on their feet.
The catch is that when you first get the Dragon’s Heart, it only has three charges, and the only way to get more is to rest at a stop. It is also worth it to improve the Dragon’s Heart when enough resources are collected, since this will give it an extra charge that can be very useful in the middle and late game. You can do this by going to Ward 13 and giving Wallace 1 Simulacrum, 10 Lumenite Crystals, and 1,000 scrap. The Simulacrum is by far the hardest to get, but if you beat the Ripsaw miniboss in the city of Losomn, you can find one. You can also buy them for a lot of money from Cass in Ward 13.
