[Resource] The First Descendant: How Do I Use and Enhance the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module?

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Introduction to the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module

The Mid-Air Maneuvering Module can significantly enhance your experience in The First Descendant. This game-changing item can save time during your journey to defeat Colossuses, gather collectibles, or other side tasks that strengthen your character. This guide provides an in-depth look into how to obtain, use, and enhance the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module.

Finding the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module

To obtain the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module, you'll need to venture to either the Corrupted Zone in Hagios or the Restricted Zone in Sterile Land. If the Restricted Zone is your chosen destination, prepare yourself for a grind as you seek the Void Fragment which only has a 1.5 percent drop chance. Alternatively, defeating the yellow bar monsters in the Restricted Zone could lead to a fortunate Module drop.

Should you choose the Corrupted Zone route, focus your efforts on the two key bosses: the elite boss and the final boss. These formidable foes have the highest drop rates for the module. Remember that for this particular farming need, the normal mode is most conducive, despite the higher drop rates for certain items in hard mode.

Using the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module

The Mid-Air Maneuvering Module revolutionizes gameplay in The First Descendant. It allows for mid-air grappling, thus eliminating the need for awkward floor or wall-corner grapples. This transformative tool not only offers a speed boost but also a smoother, more comfortable gameplay experience.

Enhancing the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module

Once you acquire the Mid-Air Maneuvering Module, speak to Silion in The First Descendant to explore enhancement possibilities. While the base level increases the grapple's charge time by 20 percent, successful enhancements can decrease this charge time and increase capacity. It's worth noting, however, that maxing out this feature will require a significant investment: 309,000 Kuiper Shards and 3 million gold. But the result? A nearly instant grapple that significantly accelerates and fluidifies gameplay.

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