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| - After completing certain sidequests, the player is able to unlock new skills for the playable characters, as well as some special scenes in the ending of the game. Some sidequests can also lead you to bad endings, which can be accessed even after the sidequest has been completed. Sidequests are divided into:
* Image:Sidequest.png New sidequests, which the player can visit at any time during the game.
* Image:SidequestCompleted.png Completed sidequests, once the player has met all its conditions.
- When you visit Ripley again during the night, she'll tell you about the strange crop circles that keep appearing in her family's wheat fields and she will ask for your help. If you agree to help her, she will reward you with a S51 after you fight with S51-A (Level 40,but you can´t catch him); this is the only way you can catch one in the game.
- | Image:Fan spirit Rose.png |This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. |} This is a list of optional quests throughout the game. Some quests require specific characters to join or leave, while others can only be cleared on specific discs. Each quest gives some kind of reward, everything from a short cutscene to some useful equipment.
- Sidequests are quests that do not follow the plot of the main story, but instead are favors that NPCs ask you to do. Doing sidequests may earn you Sprockets, Experience Points, or any other miscellaneous reward. Introduced in Beta, these quests were not available in Alpha, which only had ten story missions to do. See the Quests Table page for all non-NG Sidequests and Daily Quests merged with the Missions to show when each becomes available, and the special rewards.
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| - Sidequests are quests that do not follow the plot of the main story, but instead are favors that NPCs ask you to do. Doing sidequests may earn you Sprockets, Experience Points, or any other miscellaneous reward. Introduced in Beta, these quests were not available in Alpha, which only had ten story missions to do. See the Quests Table page for all non-NG Sidequests and Daily Quests merged with the Missions to show when each becomes available, and the special rewards.
* If one quest needs one item that is used also in another quest that is in in your "Active Quests" log (like the Letter), said quest can't be accessed until the active quest is cleared or abandoned.
* Quests with item collections, particularly Mimicologies, will sometimes leave you with extra quest items, such as parts of Mimics. This occurs when you collect too many items during the quest. Some of these, like Rope, are used in multiple quests. You can still accept other quests with rope, as long as you only have 1 active at a time. These items, however, will not stack.
- After completing certain sidequests, the player is able to unlock new skills for the playable characters, as well as some special scenes in the ending of the game. Some sidequests can also lead you to bad endings, which can be accessed even after the sidequest has been completed. Sidequests are divided into:
* Image:Sidequest.png New sidequests, which the player can visit at any time during the game.
* Image:SidequestCompleted.png Completed sidequests, once the player has met all its conditions.
- When you visit Ripley again during the night, she'll tell you about the strange crop circles that keep appearing in her family's wheat fields and she will ask for your help. If you agree to help her, she will reward you with a S51 after you fight with S51-A (Level 40,but you can´t catch him); this is the only way you can catch one in the game.
- | Image:Fan spirit Rose.png |This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. |} This is a list of optional quests throughout the game. Some quests require specific characters to join or leave, while others can only be cleared on specific discs. Each quest gives some kind of reward, everything from a short cutscene to some useful equipment.
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