You Can Win the Crimson Desert Archery Competition Without Shooting an Arrow
While playing Crimson Desert, you’ve probably had moments where you thought, “This can’t be true.” Things can suddenly get difficult, especially in sections that require quick reflexes, like archery competitions. Just when you think you’ve found your rhythm, your opponent might speed up or the targets might become unexpectedly difficult, which can be frustrating. But the good news is: by tinkering with the game’s systems a bit, methods that completely eliminate these kinds of difficulties are discovered.
How to Easily Win Crimson Desert Archery Competitions?
Normally, archery competitions require quick reflexes, precise timing, and good aim. However, a method discovered by players makes this competition almost entirely passive. Moreover, you don’t even need to use a bow. The trick lies in correctly using the game’s physics system and certain special items.
This strategy first requires you to unlock an item called “Kuku Pot.” To do this, you must progress through the story, reach the fourth chapter, and complete the relevant quest. Then, you need to collect “floating power cores.” These cores are normally obtained through puzzles or specific quests and can be transported using the Axiom Force.
The main event happens before the race begins. You place these power cores directly above the points where the targets will appear. When the race starts, as soon as the targets appear, they come into contact with these cores and are automatically counted as hit. So, points are added to your score even before you pick up your bow. Your opponent is left behind before they even realize what happened.
While this method might sound a bit like “cheating,” it actually works entirely within the game’s own mechanics. In other words, it exploits loopholes in the system. If you’re stuck in an archery competition or just want some fun, this method is definitely worth trying.
