Redout 2 Trophy Guide & Roadmap

• Rookie Academy – Cornering
• Rookie Academy – Pitching
• Rookie Academy – Boosting
• Class B Promotion Contest

• Rookie Academy – Flight
• Rookie Academy – Rewind & Respawn

• Redout Academy – Ship Power
• Redout Academy – Advanced Boosting

• Redout Academy – Ship Handling
• Redout Academy – Wide Corners
• Redout Academy – Tight Corners

• Redout Academy – Advanced Cornering
• Redout Academy – Track Conditions

• Class A Trials – Advanced Flight
• Class A Trials – Gravity
• Class A Trials – Detach

• Fastest lap time – As simple as it says, you will need to get a faster lap than any of the opponents. For the most part this should be pretty easy, especially on Zero or Chill difficulty, however you cannot see the fastest lap times of your opponents, so sometimes you won’t achieve this despite leading every lap.
• Lead every lap – Finish every lap in first place. Easy enough, especially on Zero and Chill difficulty.
• Reach a top speed of X or above – In order to hit required top speeds, you will usually need to utilize both hyperboost and regular boost with either boost pads on a long straight, or a big jump. If need be you can adjust your vehicle modifications to increase your Thrust or Top Speed.
• Finish at or above X speed – Similar to the above bonus trophy, except you must finish the race at this speed. Utilize the same method, making sure not to scrape a wall during it. If you are about to cross the line and aren’t at the necessary speed, you can use Rewind to rewind back far enough to give it another attempt. Playing on Zero or Chill difficulty will give you unlimited Rewinds, so is very beneficial for this.
• Win with X distance lead – Similar to many other race-based bonus trophies, this is a lot easier on Zero or Chill difficulty. You will want to race well to build a big enough lead, but being on lower difficulties will make many of these happen naturally.
• Win with X second lead – These are only seen on Time Attack events, and you must beat the gold time by 1-5 seconds. These will require very good knowledge of the track, as well as clean racing so you aren’t crashing and maintaining high speeds. These can be easier if you come back to them after getting more game experience and better modifications. Using higher-tier Propulsors is a good way to get the extra speed necessary for these.
• Fly X Distance (single jump or total) – For these you simply want to pitch back your vehicle as much as possible when doing jumps to jump as far as possible. In certain events you will need to detach from the race track off ramps to get extra jumps you wouldn’t normally do to in order to reach the required distances.
• Perform X Perfect Landings – When performing jumps, your landing will be rated based on your tilt and pitch. Even these are both parallel to the track, then you will get a Perfect Landing. Your tilt can be adjusted with   / , and your pitch can be adjusted with   / . Utilizing Rewind is beneficial if you mess these up, as you can attempt them again. Playing on Zero or Chill difficulty will give you unlimited Rewinds, so is very beneficial for this. In certain events you will need to detach from the race track off ramps to get extra jumps you wouldn’t normally do, and these won’t give you a rating, but they will count if you land correctly.
• Respawn a maximum number of times – Respawning occurs when your vehicle is destroyed, either by falling off the track or letting your hull integrity reach zero. In many instances this is null and void simply by playing on Zero or Chill difficulty and using Rewind any time you fail, as rewind can be used as many times as you like without voiding this bonus trophy. This however cannot be utilized on Speed Events, in which case you simply need to race carefully. You can do the bonus trophy and the regular speed trophies separately if need be.
• Never reach full heat – Your heat bar will increase when boosting, and also when racing in certain areas of tracks with higher temperatures. This can be easily avoided by simply limiting your boosting as much as you can, and keeping an eye on your heat bar. This is especially prevalent on Tartarus Mines and Black Hole tracks, as these tracks have very high temperatures. Having a high Durability stat can help with this if needed.
• Qualify in X position or better – Starting in A League, some race-type events will have a Time Attack-style qualification prior to the event that will determine your starting position. For these you will need to beat the fastest qualifying time. This will be similar to completing Time Attacks, so apply similar tactics here. Beating a fastest qualifying time will unlock Great Start  .
• Grandslam – These are perhaps the hardest of the bonus trophies. A Grandslam requires you to get the pole position (1st place) during the qualifier, achieve the fastest lap during the race, lead every lap and win the race. Fortunately, once you qualify in pole position, you can restart the event as many times as needed while still starting in pole position, in the event you mess up. Unfortunately however, like mentioned earlier, you cannot see the fastest lap times of your opponents, so even when racing well, you may find that you simply do not achieve this upon completing the event because an opponent got a really fast lap time. Completing a Grandslam will unlock the trophy Grandslam bronze: .

The medal scores were readjusted for Time Attack/Score events to match changes to the Thrust/Top Speed stats, but the platinum times/scores were not adjusted to match these. Due to this you will find that some platinum medals are actually easier than the gold medal, meaning you will likely get some of these naturally.

If you are struggling to achieve these, you may need to adjust your Assist Controls if you have been utilizing them. Assist Controls are beneficial when learning the game, but having them up too high will limit how quickly and cleanly you can race and will prove detrimental when trying to achieve platinum medals.

Below are the platinum medals I was able to achieve and the scores/times required for them.

Time Attack:

• Sands-of-Time Championship – Old Cairo: Tahrir – 1:23.019 (B League)
• WRG Tourney – Cloud Ocean: Aura Reverse – 1:52.838 (B League)
• WRG Tourney – Cloud Ocean: Libeccio – 2:16.144 (B League)
• Zenith and Nadir – Mount Fuji: Dragon’s Gates – 1:31.426 (A League)
• Dragon’s Time Trial – Mount Fuji: Dragon’s Gates – 1:30.940 (A League)
• Magna Appreciation Open – Mars Memorial: Faith Town – 1:27.816 (A League)
• Ferox 1st Cooler Fiesta – Cloud Ocean: Libeccio – 3:18.289 (A League)
• The Air Gods Trial – Cloud Ocean: Mistral – 1:26.654 (A League)
• The Hurricane Rush – Cloud Ocean: Aura Reverse – 1:42.308 (S League)
• Armoden Armed Contest – Genesis: Cain’s Flats – 2:17.038 (S League)

Speed:

• Sakura Rush – Mount Fuji: Dragon’s Gates – 1,301 Points (S League) – lower than Gold score

There is an exploit you can utilize on certain Speed events, where if you find a section of the track you can fly off and respawn back there, you can repeatedly fly off a far distance to maximize points. This won’t work in many locations that you can fall off as you will either hit an invisible wall too quickly which will make it inefficient, you will be going the wrong direction which gives you 0 points regardless of speed, or simply will respawn you too far forward to constantly repeat this method. Below are the tracks I was able to utilize this exploit on:

• Unshackled Sprint – Tartarus Mines: Ixion Reverse – 980 Points (A League)
• Downtown Speedtown – Neo Tokyo: Neo Roppongi – 920 Points (A League)
• Hyperlight Velocity – Neo Tokyo: Neo Roppongi – 1,110 Points (SRRL Invitational)

• Neo Calima
• Qasr Al-Nile
• Tahrir

• Rainbow Forest
• Dragon’s Gates
• Path of Wonder

• Faith Town
• Orbiter
• Perserverance

• Aura
• Libeccio
• Mistral

• Tantalus
• Sisyphus
• Ixion

• Nereus
• Ahti
• Nuliajuk

• Sputnik
• Voyager
• Cassini

• Lunar City
• Cain’s Flats
• Neumann’s Outpost

• Neo Roppongi
• Neo Shibuya
• Neo Shinagawa

Instead, you can choose to boost this with another account. By pressing you can create a party, and then start either a private or public lobby. Starting a private lobby will allow you to select which track you race on, so you can repeatedly do the shortest tracks to make this faster. The fastest tracks are either Neo Calima (Cairo) or Voyager (Black Hole). You can adjust the lap count in private lobbies, so you can do 1 lap instead of 3 laps like in public lobbies. There is also timeout period, so if you were to self-boost this, you can leave the second account completely untouched without it disconnecting.

If you are unable to boost or choose not to, you may find long wait times while trying to find lobbies. Having Career experience before doing this is recommended, as you cannot use Rewind online so without knowledge of race tracks you will likely fall off the harder tracks constantly.

•  Trials
  • ESA-AGR – Rookie Academy – Boosting (1 Star)
• B League
  • Lunare Scuderia – Lunare Access Pass (3 Stars)
  • Asera – Asera Open Day (3 Stars)
  • Koeniggswerth – Koeniggswerth Championship (3 Stars)
  • Wallace-RG – WRG Tourney (4 Stars)
• A League
  • Conqueror – Conqueror Conquest (3 Stars)
  • Behemoth – The Behemoth Gauntlet (4 Stars)
  • Helix – Helix Frugal Flux (3 Stars)
  • Buran – Great Buran Prygnut (3 Stars)
  • Sulha – Sulha Quad GP (4 Stars)
  • Akhal-Tech – Akhal-Tech True Test Series (4 Stars)
  • Mantis – Praying Mantis 1000km (3 Stars)

•  Propulsors
  • 8-TA – Rookie Academy – Boosting (1 Star)
  • Draper v1 – Sakura Speed Weekend (2 Stars)
  • F460 – Ferox Propelled Challenge (3 Stars)
• Stabilizers
  • Alfa55 – Fuji Sunday Race (1 Star)
  • Beta55 – Magna Course (3 Stars)
  • Alto – Airbender Works Open (4 Stars)
  • Rigel – Martian Clouds Dash (3 Stars)
• Rudders
  • Castellanus – Cairo Airbender (1 Star)
  • Svelto X – Gozu Time Trial (1 Star)
  • Lovelock – Cairo Elimination (2 Stars)
  • Stratus – Hyperspeed Cup (3 Stars)
• Hulls
  • Ling – Qiqi Shield Weekend (3 Stars)
  • 45P15 – Armoden Hulls Cap (3 Stars)
  • 8-TM – Octonic Powered Contest (2 Stars)
• Intercoolers
  • F850 – Fuji No-Respawn Clash (1 Star)
  • 70W3R – Mars Flight (2 Stars)
  • Uriel – Trustlance Last Man Duel (2 Stars)
• ESCs
  • Tengu – The Martian Classic (1 Star)
  • Nue – Dragon’s Gates Rush (1 Star)
  • Theta60 – Sands-of-Time Championship (3 Stars)
  • AgileZ – The Scorched Trial (2 Stars)

•  Propulsors
  • 8-TE – Octonic Motorstorm (4 Stars)
  • Breda v1 – Class A Promotion Contest (3 Stars)
  • Draper v2 – Warpspeed Lane (3 Stars)
  • F570 – Contest of Fire & Ice (4 Stars)
• Stabilizers
  • Cirrus – Airbender Festival (4 Stars)
  • Bellatrix – Element of Storms (3 Stars)
  • Gamma60 – Magna Time Trials (3 Stars)
  • Mintaka – Orion’s Stability Duel (3 Stars)
  • Cumulus – Way of the Time Chasers (3 Stars)
• Rudders
  • Svelto K – Zenith and Nadir (3 Stars)
  • Darwin – Abyssal Elimination (3 Stars)
  • Nimbus – Neo Tokyo Drift (3 Stars)
  • Harper – Oikos Rudder Special (3 Stars)
  • Tornado – Tahrir Onelife Reversal (3 Stars)
• Hulls
  • Yi – Riding The Mistral (2 Stars)
  • 8-TN – Redout Academy – Track Conditions (1 Star)
  • P4RM4 – Mars Under Attack (3 Stars)
  • Er – Land of the Rising Sun Championship (3 Stars)
• Intercoolers
  • Gabriel – Twenty Thousand Leagues (2 Stars)
  • F880 – Ferox 1st Cooler Fiesta (4 Stars)
  • K33P – The Waters of Mars Series (3 Stars)
  • F980 – Ferox 2nd Cooler Fiesta (3 Stars)
• ESCs
  • AgileX – Old Cairo A1 Challenge (2 Stars)
  • Eta61 – Magna Appreciation Open (3 Stars)
  • AgileK – Tartarus Mines A3 Challenge (3 Stars)
  • Oni – Gozu E.S.C Extravaganza (4 Stars)
  • Sigma69 – Event Horizon (3 Stars)

•  Propulsors
  • 8-TI – Octonic Triple Tourney (3 Stars)
  • Breda v2 – Sputnik Rewind (3 Stars)
  • F690 – Uncharted Waters Weekend (4 Stars)
• Stabilizers
  • Storm – Class S Trials (6 Stars)
  • Betelgeuse – Out-of-World Experience (3 Stars)
  • Zeta70 – Great Expanse Race (3 Stars)
• Rudders
  • Svelto Y – Nimblelab Appreciation Cup (4 Stars)
  • Tansley – Eight Samurai (3 Stars)
  • Hurricane – The Hurricane Rush (4 Stars)
• Hulls
  • 8-TW – Octonics King of the Hull (4 Stars)
  • San – Class S Promotion Contest (3 Stars)
  • 8UCKL3R – Armoden Armed Contest (3 Stars)
• Intercoolers
  • C457L3 – Cooled on Cloud 9 (3 Stars)
  • Michael – Duel in the Deep (3 Stars)
  • F990 – Digital Sinus Championship (3 Stars)
• ESCs
  • Phi70 – Class A Trials – Detach (1 Star)
  • Ryuu – Great Dragon Tournament (4 Stars)
  • AgileY – Nimblelab E.S.C. Weekend (3 Stars)

•  Propulsors
  • Signature Sulha – Master Trial (3 Stars)
  • Signature Mantis – Redkar Rally (12 Stars)
  • Signature Lunare – The Lunare Powertrip (3 Stars)
  • Signature Conqueror – Conqueror Strongship Tournament (3 Stars)
• Stabilizers
  • Signature Wallace – WRG Control Challenge (3 Stars)
  • Signature Helix – 24h of Leredout (12 Stars)
  • Signature ESA-AGR – Blast From the Past (3 Stars)
  • Signature Buran – The SRRL Crucible (4 Stars)
• Rudders
  • Signature Wallace – Twisted Metal Trial (3 Stars)
  • Signature Lunare – Master Prospector (3 Stars)
  • Signature Behemoth – Pro Zone 3 (3 Stars)
  • Signature ESA-AGR – On the Precipice of Greatness (4 Stars)
• Hulls
  • Signature Koeniggswerth – Duel at World’s End (3 Stars)
  • Signature Akhal-Tech – Akhal-Tech Plating Series (4 Stars)
  • Signature Buran – Submariner Cruise (3 Stars)
  • Signature Behemoth – //H4cked.Bli7z (3 Stars)
• Intercoolers
  • Signature Behemoth – Mille Rediglia (12 Stars)
  • Signature ESA-AGR – The Warrior Sense (3 Stars)
  • Signature Koeniggswerth – The Golden Ticket (3 Stars)
  • Signature Buran – Buran Vlast Cooling Cup (4 Stars)
• ESCs
  • Signature Lunare – Lunare Signature Speed (3 Stars)
  • Signature Koeniggswerth – Reversed Eternity (3 Stars)
  • Signature Mantis – Mantis E.S.C. Contest (3 Stars)
  • Signature Asera – Asera E.S.C. Special (4 Stars)

In order to get this trophy, you will need one of the DLC packs – Summer Pack (currently available) and Winter Pack (not yet available). Obtaining all aesthetic modifications in the base game will not count for this so you will need to unlock some in the DLC to unlock the trophy.

This is the hardest trophy in the game, and will require earning nearly all the stars in the Career. In order to unlock all aesthetic modifications, you will need to get all 4 Stars on every individual event (gold and bonus trophy), 9 Stars on all 3-event tournaments, and 12 Stars on all 4-event tournaments. Many of the regular race types (race, arena race, last man standing, boss) are made trivial by utilizing Zero or Chill difficulty (with the exception of some bonus trophies), but completing all Time Attack and Speed events will require mastering the respective race tracks to complete them all.

In order to complete all of these, it is recommended to use higher-tier vehicle modifications on the lower events to make them easier, and use lower (or no) Control Assists, as these will ultimately slow you down if they are too high. Find a level that you are comfortable with and still able to complete gold and bonus trophies.

Alternatively, you can do this in Arcade, which will be easier as you as choose whichever track you like and set it to 1 lap, so you can attempt it more frequently. Another method you can try is doing this online with two consoles, getting to the end and then crossing the finish line with both simultaneously. This is a more tedious method as you will need to race with both consoles, but it’s more consistent using this method.

There is a positive glitch where this may simply unlock after completing a race without meeting the requirement. This appears to be quite rare, but if you are lucky this will happen while playing through Career.