Concord Trophy Guide & Roadmap

Concord Trophy Roadmap

Concord was shut down on September 6th 2024, and is no longer playable. Players who purchased through the PlayStation store are being issued refunds. The development studio has be closed down and the game won’t be coming back online. Therefore, Platinum will be unobtainable forever.

Estimated trophy difficulty: 4/10
Approximate amount of time to platinum: 100 – 150 hours due to Experienced Freegunner (Reputation Level 100)
Offline Trophies: 0, game is online-only
Online Trophies: 52 (1, 2, 3, 46)
Number of missable trophies: 0
Glitched trophies: Week by Week
Does difficulty affect trophies?: No, there are no difficulty settings or offline modes
Hardest Trophy: Win Big – Win 100 games
Minimum Playthroughs: Minimum 100 match wins, but many more matches will be required to reach Reputation level 100
PS4/PS5 Autopop & Save Transfer: Game does not have a PS4 version, PC versions share the PS5 trophy list
PS4/PS5 Crossbuy: Game does not have a PS4 version
Release Date: August 20th, 2024 (Early Access)/ August 23rd, 2024 (Full Release)

Introduction

Welcome to the Concord Trophy Guide! Concord is the first game from Firewalk Studios, a new Playstation-owned developer releasing their first full game. Concord is a PvP hero shooter in the same vein as Overwatch, though thankfully with a much more reasonable trophy list. The game features sets of more standard PvP shooter modes, but you are free to play whichever you prefer the majority of the time. You are required to play each of the 16 launch characters to reach level 10 and eliminate 50 enemies, along with a handful of miscellaneous gameplay requirements and a long grind to 100 match wins and reaching Fregunner Reputation Level 100.

Step 1: Level 10 + 50 Eliminations with all Characters + Miscellaneous Trophies

From the start you’ll want to focus on reaching level 10 and getting 50 eliminations with each of the 16 base game characters. This will give you a chance to try everyone out, and see which characters you do or do not like to play. While working on these you should be able to easily earn the handful of miscellaneous trophies while trying out the playlists.

Step 2: 100 Wins + Reputation Level 100

Now after you’ve earned all character-specific trophies, you are free to play whoever you like while working towards 100 wins and the much longer goal of reputation level 100. You are free to play with who and in which modes you want, but make sure to focus on the Daily, Weekly, Seasonal, and Variant challenges as these give a large XP boost when completed which will help speed up the grind to 100.

If you’re playing straight through to Level 100 you will likely take toward the upper end of the time estimate to complete the plat, but if you wait and do daily/weekly challenges then stop you will take less hours overall, but more weeks will be required to reach the Level requirement.

Concord Trophy Guide

	Living Legend Obtain all other trophies
Earn all other trophies in Concord to unlock Platinum.
	Jabali: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Jabali
Note for this and all other elimination trophies, it only counts as eliminations if you get the final blow on an enemy, regardless of how much other damage you have done to them. Progress for each of these trophies can be checked by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking. Jabali is a ranger character who has both offensive and healing abilities. His primary weapon is a machine gun with bullets that partially seek enemies. It doesn’t deal a lot of damage with each bullet, but the large magazine allows you to fire constantly toward enemies to deal good sustained damage. His offensive ability is a damaging orb that seeks enemies, and has an unlimited amount of uses aside from the cooldown, so make sure to be throwing it as much as possible. His other ability is a healing orbs that can be thrown to allies, or picked up yourself by walking into it for a slow heal over time effect in the area around the person who picked it up.
	Star Child: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Star Child
Star Child is a breacher character, specializing in quickly moving around the map and dealing large damage with his abilities. His primary weapon is a heavy-damaging shotgun, dealing plenty of damage at close range. His first ability is a rush attack, where he charges forward while gaining Diamond Skin which reduces the damage he takes. His second ability is a slam attack, dealing melee damage in an area around him. Star Child regains his ability charges whenever eliminates an enemy, so you want to be using them as frequently as possible to reduce the damage he is taking and put pressure on enemies you are chasing down.
	Haymar: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Haymar
Haymar is a warden character, specializing in dealing damage from above. She can hover in the air by jumping again, allowing her to shoot explosives from above with her primary weapon. Aiming the weapon for a short time before firing increases the damage dealt, which allows you to also deal large damage from far away if you can directly hit enemies. Her first ability is a firey explosive that when thrown on the ground causes a line of fire to appear for a short period, damaging anyone inside. Her other ability is a blinding grenade, which you can throw and then manually detonate to blind enemies, shown by a white light above their heads while they are blinded.
	Vale: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Vale
Vale is a warden character, specializing in long-range damage. Her primary damage is a single-shot sniper rifle, which deals huge damage on critical hits. Her second primary weapon is a sidearm which is helpful if any enemies press toward you inside the range of your sniper. Her first ability is a leap, which allows her to jump very high in one movement (higher than her normal double jump). Her second ability is a trip mine, which you can place on surfaces to block paths and damage enemies who try to come toward you. Getting kills with Vale is easiest in the objective game modes, where you can place yourself looking down corridors toward or away from objectives.
	Lark: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Lark
Lark is a tactician character, specializing in area denial. Their primary weapon is a pod launcher, which allows you to shoot out up to 6 floating pods at a time. When an enemy gets near one of these pods it splits into many small seeker darts that chase after and damage enemies. Aiming allows you to shoot the pods a farther distance than if you hip fire, which allows you to set the pods from farther away. They are very useful in the objective-based modes, as the pods can be shot into objective areas or at the entrances to hit enemies from far away. Their first ability is a recall which allows you to return to a selected spot, getting out of danger. Their second ability allows you to place seed pods endlessly with a cooldown. Standing in the pod area provides a bonus to both you and allies, and the pods will persist until destroyed, so you want to place them down as frequently as possible.
	Roka: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Roka
Roka is a haunt character, specializing in dealing explosive damage from above enemies. Her primary weapon is a rocket launcher, which will track enemies when you aim with . Her first ability is a hover, which allows her to hold herself in one spot and more easily target enemies. Her second ability is Blast Dive, which causes Roka to dive toward the market position, dealing explosive damage in the area where she hits. Roka can get a lot of kills fairly easily as many players don’t know to look up, but her hover leaves her very vulnerable to people who do as it stops you moving around while active. Blast Dive can be used to help finish off enemies or escape danger quickly.
	Bazz: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Bazz
Bazz is a haunt character, specializing in highlighting and debuffing enemies. Her primary weapons are throwing knives, which mark enemies for a short period of time whenever they are hit. Her first ability is a lunging melee attack, allowing you to cover a short distance to close in on enemies. Her second ability is a throwing star which debuffs enemies and causing them to take more damage for a short period. You can deal quite a bit of damage to enemies by first hitting them with the throwing star, then hitting them with the lunge to deal a very large amount of damage at once. She can also dodge multiple times in a row allowing her to confuse enemies or avoid damage.
	Daw: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Daw
Daw is a tactician character, specializing in healing and shielding. His primary weapon is a burst rifle, which is very precise but is his only actual damaging attack aside from melee. His first ability is a Healing Pad, which you can throw on surfaces to create a circular healing area. Standing in this area heals you or your allies as long as they area in the circle. His second ability is a Safety Dome, creating a dome shield that blocks projectiles around a central area. The shield blocks all projectiles going in or out, so is most useful for capping points in objective modes. Getting eliminations with Daw is easiest if you stay farther back, as his rifle is more accurate than Teo being a burst.
	Emari: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Emari
Emari is an anchor character, specializing in providing shields for herself and other players while suppressing enemies. Her primary weapon is a Scrap Cannon, which puts out a long stream of projectiles allowing you to deal sustained damage to enemies. Her first ability is an Armor Generator, which provides stacking armor to allies who stand within the circle shown on the ground. Her second ability is a handheld shield, allowing her to block damage in front of her. You can also consume the shield to give armor directly to yourself. Getting kills can be done by console your shield before engaging enemies, then putting in sustained damage with your cannon before enemies can kill you.
	Duchess: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Duchess
Duchess is a ranger character, specializing in area denial. Her primary weapon is a basic SMG that is good at close range. Her first ability is a Construct Wall, which allows you to place a barrier at the shown location. You and allies can pass through placed barriers, but enemies cannot until they area destroyed, which allows you to block paths enemies want to take or escape through. Her second ability is am area implosion, which you place in front of yourself and damages the area after a short period, dealing damage to enemies and causing them to be vulnerable, causing them to take even more damage from you or allies. You can reliably cast this on enemies without damaging yourself as Duchess doesn’t take self damage from it unlike most other character’s abilities.
	DaVeers: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as DaVeers
DaVeers is a breacher character, specializing in explosive and fire damage. Her primary weapon is a grenade launcher, which causes explosive damage when directly hitting enemies, or leaves pools of Burnite on the ground that can be ignited with damage from other players. Direct hits deal high damage though, so you should generally aim for those unless you are attempting to hold enemies off an objective. Their first ability is a dart which deals damage to enemies if you hit them, but also allows you to ignite the pools of Burnite on the ground. Their second ability is a canister that splashes a large number of pools on the ground, which you can use to get enemies off capture points or damage groups by igniting the pools with the Ignition Dart.
	It-Z: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as It-Z
It-Z is a haunt character, specializing in fast movement and confusing enemies. Her primary weapon is a fast firing SMG which at base doesn’t put out a ton of damage, but her quick movement speed allows her to avoid enemies while putting out damage. Her first ability is a transportation orb, which will transport her to the location of the orb on a second activation. Her second ability is an orb that disrupts enemy weapons, then supercharges her own weapon when it returns. Make sure to be using this whenever engaging enemies to increase your own weapon damage, and use dodge and Cosmic Slip to confuse them.
	Teo: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Teo
Teo is a ranger character, specializing in being a basic shooter character. His two primary weapons are a basic assault rifle and pistol sidearm, which have sights that allow you to see through the smoke clouds you can create with his Smoke Grenade ability. His secondary ability is a Cluster Grenade, in which you always get three of each respawn. These explode like a normal grenade, then in a cluster around that area, dealing a large amount of damage to enemies in the area. Teo is a good character to try starting out while learning the maps and game modes, as his gameplay style is closest to a traditional FPS game.
	Lennox: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Lennox
Lennox is a warden character, specializing in precision damage and keeping himself alive. His first primary weapon is a Heavy Handgun, which fires slowly but does a large amount of damage, especially if you land critical hits. His other primary weapon is a Revolver, which allows for faster close-range firing with lower overall damage if enemies get up close. His first ability is an explosive knife, which sticks to enemies or surfaces and then explodes for heavy damage. His other ability is Claxton Healing, which allows him to regenerate all of his health over a short period if he doesn’t take damage after use.
	1-0FF: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as 1-0FF
1-OFF is an anchor character, specializing in stopping enemy damage allowing him to deal big damage in return. His first primary weapon is an Industrial Vacuum, which allows him to suck up projectiles that in his direction, which in turn charge his Trash Bomb ability. When charged the Trash Bomb does huge damage if it directly hits an opponent. His other primary weapon is a Pressure Blaster, basically a jet engine that he can shoot towards enemies to deal sustained damage. His other ability is a placeable Air Barrier, which blows away projectiles that are shot through it.
	Buddy Up Play with a friend
This trophy is awarded for playing a match with a Playstation Network friend. You can join or invite friends by hitting on the main menu to bring up the social menu, then search your preferred playlist once you have everyone you want in your party. The trophy will be awarded as soon as you load into a match with your friend.
	Freegunner Frequency Reach Freegunner Reputation Level 10
This trophy is awarded for reaching an overall Reputation Level of 10.
	Name Recognition Reach Freegunner Reputation Level 50
This trophy is awarded for reaching an overall Reputation Level of 50.
	Experienced Freegunner Reach Freegunner Reputation Level 100
This trophy is awarded for reaching an overall Reputation Level of 100. Your Reputation level is your overall account level, shown on the top right in the main menu. This increases from XP earned at the end of matches, from your gameplay along with completion of jobs listed on the Job Board. Levels start out requiring a relatively low amount of XP, but start increasing each level at a varying rate. With the increasing rate the amount of XP required to go from level 25 – 50 is double the amount of XP required to go from level 1 – 25, so leveling will seem to slow down hard once you have completed the available jobs. Challenges are what you will want to focus on to get the most XP as possible Each of the Weekly jobs awards 25,000 XP and each Variant job currently awards 35,000 XP each, along with the overall Weekly job bonus. These jobs also can still be completed later if you didn’t complete all jobs in a week or missed a job, it doesn’t go away when the week rolls over. Daily jobs also endlessly refresh, but only award 500 XP each and seem to get harder the more you do per day, so aren’t as helpful for leveling. Each game completed awards 4500 XP in the Brawl and Overrun playlists with an extra 500 XP for wins, and you can generally earn another 1 – 2 thousand from match performance. The devs have already adjusted the amount of XP earned specifically for completing games in the Rivalry playlist now being 15,000 XP per full match, but note that queue times for this mode are typically longer than the other two at the current time and matches can take longer, so you may not earn any more XP overall playing this mode depending on your region and matchmaking speed. After level 25 it starts taking 1500 XP more per level to level up, then stops increasing at level 50 with all levels after taking 100,000 XP per level. This means level 100 requires a total of 8 million XP, with level 50 being a little over a third of the way there at 2.9 million. Note that Lore XP does not contribute toward your Reputation level, only the Lore Level which does not have any trophies or other rewards tied to it currently.
	Seasoned Crew Get 16 different characters to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting 16 characters to level 10. As there are 16 characters in the base game, this is effectively a bonus trophy for reaching level 10 with all 16 base game characters and earning their respective trophies. You can track your progress toward this by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking.
	1-0FF: Level 10 Get 1-0FF to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting 1-OFF to level 10. For this and all other Level 10 trophies, you will likely need to play more than the 50 elimination trophies require. Characters are shown to have XP required to level up, but this seems to be counted separately from other displayed XP from eliminations, game completions, and challenges, which count toward your overall Freegunner Reputation. Character reputation seems to be mostly based on play time, always earning around the same amount of XP if you play a full match with a single character, with a slight increase for XP earned during a match. Reaching level 10 will require around 15 – 20 full matches per character to reach level 10 if you only play that character the whole match (which is detrimental from a gameplay perspective as you don’t get the character switching buffs).
	Star Child: Level 10 Get Star Child to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Star Child to level 10.
	DaVeers: Level 10 Get DaVeers to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting DaVeers to level 10.
	Trash Collector Destroy 3 deployables in one match
This trophy is awarded for destroying any 3 enemy player deployables during one match. Deployables are the items that are placed on the ground by character abilities, such as Lark’s Spore Seeds or Daw’s Healing Pads. Deployables can be destroyed by damaging them with your weapon or abilities, with stronger ones showing a small health bar with their remaining health as they are damaged. If you pay attention to deployables destroying 3 in a match should be very easy to do. In any match with an enemy Lark you will have a large number Spore Seeds you can destroy, as a Lark who plays correctly will be constantly placing them around the map when they move around or on objective points.
	Daw: Level 10 Get Daw to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Daw to level 10.
	First Takedown Get your first elimination
This trophy is awarded for getting your first elimination in a match in any mode.
	Lark: Level 10 Get Lark to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Lark to level 10.
	It-Z: Level 10 Get It-Z to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting It-Z to level 10.
	Lennox: Level 10 Get Lennox to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Lennox to level 10.
	Trained Healer Heal 5000 damage
This trophy is awarded for healing a total of 5000 damage.
	Veteran Medic Heal 10,000 damage
This trophy is awarded for healing a total of 10,000 damage. This trophy counts both health healed to yourself and other players, whether that be from outward healing abilities like Daw’s Healing Pads, or self-healing through the map pickups or abilities like Lennox’s Claxton Healingl. Because of this, you can earn this trophy without actually playing any of the medic characters specifically, but it will make it much faster. You can track your progress toward this by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking.
	Day by Day Complete 10 daily jobs
This trophy is awarded for completing a total of 10 daily jobs. Daily jobs are listed under the Daily section on the Job Board. Jobs are specifically the lower row of jobs, not the top row Daily Challenge for completing 3 jobs. The daily jobs refresh endlessly as you complete them, so you can complete more than 10 in one day. Note that you aren’t able to reset or refresh any jobs you don’t like outside of the daily refresh, so if you are given a very annoying one you currently need to go out of your way to get it or just ignore it and be down a job slot until all jobs refresh for the day. You can track your progress toward this by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking.
	Week by Week Complete 10 weekly jobs
This trophy is awarded for completing a total of 10 weekly jobs. Weekly jobs are listed under the Weekly section on the Job Board. Like the dailies, this trophy specifically counts the lower row of jobs, not the top row Weekly Challenge for completing all 5 weekly jobs. These jobs do not refresh as you complete them and there are only 5 available each week of a season. Prior week challenges currently stay available into the following weeks, so if you start later into a season you will have more available challenges to work through. GLITCH INFO: Currently for some players the PS5 trophy tracking won’t show the correct number of completed weekly jobs (typically only counting 4 for the week when 5 jobs are completed). The trophy is awarded once the tracker reaches 10, so if it has missed tracking one of the challenges you will need to do extra challenges until you hit 10 on the tracker, at which point the trophy will be awarded. You can track your progress toward this by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking.
	Duchess: Level 10 Get Duchess to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Duchess to level 10.
	Special Skills Eliminate 3 enemies with your abilities
This trophy is awarded for eliminating a total of 3 enemies with direct ability damage on any Freegunner. Not all characters have abilities that directly damage opponents, so you will need to play as a character who can deal damage to earn this. You don’t need to do all the damage with the ability either, just the final blow. Freegunners with damage-dealing abilities are: 1-OFF Daveers Star Child Bazz Roka Duchess Jabali Teo Haymar Lennox Vale
	Knock ‘Em Down Eliminate 5 enemies in a single match
This trophy is awarded for eliminating a total of 5 enemies in a single match. Eliminations count only as you dealing the final blow to an enemy, assists don’t count as eliminations.
	Double Dip Eliminate 2 enemies in a row without dying
This trophy is awarded for eliminating 2 enemies in a row without dying.
	Line ‘Em Up Eliminate 5 enemies in a row
This trophy is awarded for eliminating 5 enemies in a row without dying. When trying to earn this and Double Dip, it is recommended to play in the Overrun playlist so you are playing either of the objective-based modes. In these, it is much easier to hang back outside of objectives and try to take out enemies from farther away while they are focused on the objective. Lennox can be a good pick for this if you are confident with your aim as he can deal damage from quite a distance with his primary handgun and also heal himself to help with your survivability. Lark can also be a good pick as their weapon leaves tracking orbs when you shoot it, which you can look into objective areas (aiming with causes the pods to travel farther before stopping). You can also use the Transplant Pod somewhere farther away on the map and then teleport to it to get out of danger.
	Bazz: Level 10 Get Bazz to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Bazz to level 10.
	Jabali: Level 10 Get Jabali to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Jabali to level 10.
	Kyps: Level 10 Get Kyps to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Kyps to level 10.
	Crew Complement Play at least 1 round each with 16 different characters
This trophy is awarded for playing in a match at least once with 16 different characters. While working towards 50 eliminations and level 10 you will earn this as there are 16 base game characters, but if you want to earn it early you can by just switching characters on each respawn during a match, as it counts for playing any amount with each character, not a full match. This trophy will be awarded at the end of the match when you have used your 16th character. You can track how many characters out of a total of 16 you have played by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking. If you wanted to see more specifically who you have used you can check the Freegunners menu, where characters you’ve used will have earned some amount of XP, and unused characters will be at level 1 with 0 XP.
	Power of Persistence Play 100 games
This trophy is awarded for playing a total of 100 games. Completing any game mode counts towards this, even if you are backfilling a spot in an already started game, but quitting early does not and will result in a loss of XP and a possible quitter penalty. You can track your progress toward this by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking.
	Haymar: Level 10 Get Haymar to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Haymar to level 10.
	Teo: Level 10 Get Teo to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Teo to level 10.
	Roka: Level 10 Get Roka to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Roka to level 10.
	Emari: Level 10 Get Emari to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Emari to level 10.
	Get It Done Capture 3 zones in any zone-capture mode
This trophy is awarded for capturing a total of 3 zones in any zone-capture mode. The zone-capture modes are present in the Overrun playlist: Area Control which functions like a standard Domination mode, and Signal Chase which functions like a Call of Duty Hardpoint mode. In both modes the zones will typically be captured back and forth numerous times, so as long as you are actively going for the objectives you will quickly be able to capture 3.
	Vale: Level 10 Get Vale to level 10
This trophy is awarded for getting Vale to level 10.
	Win Big Win 100 games
This trophy is awarded for winning a total of 100 games. This counts games in any game mode, so while working toward this you should pick the playlist you prefer and do the best in. The Overrun playlist with the objective modes can be easier if you try hard to focus on and defend objectives, as many players don’t focus them as much as they should while defending. Pay attention to where the zones are moving in Signal Chase and you can score easy points for you team by moving ahead of time to capture the point immediately. You should end up getting way more than 100 wins while working on Reputation level 100, so don’t stress if you’re not winning every game early on. You can track your progress toward this by viewing the PS5 trophy tracking.
	Kyps: 50 Eliminations Eliminate 50 enemies as Kyps
Kyps is a tactician character, specializing in marking and disrupting enemies. Their primary weapon is a burst pistol, putting out quick damage at close range. Their first ability is a Surveillance Trap, which you can place multiple of on surfaces that trigger when enemies go near and reveal their location. These persist between deaths and can be picked up later to regain ability charges. Her second ability is a disruption grenade, which stops enemy abilities and damages placed shields. Kyps can reliably flank enemies as she also gains partial invisibility for a short period after dodging. Use her marking abilities to get easy kills wherever possible.