Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Master Vacation Pack DLC Trophy Guide & Roadmap

The difficulty trophies in this DLC don’t stack, so if you are following the recommended Roadmap steps you will complete this after your Legend playthrough by reloading the save made right before the final boss. On Hard the final boss is level 75, so will be a pushover after completing your Legend playthrough.

As noted in the roadmap only beating the final boss on Legend is required for this trophy, and you can raise and lower the difficulty as much as you want during the playthrough. It is still recommended to actively play on Legend through most of the playthrough when Kiryu is in the party, as you still need to be leveled for the final dungeon to be able to beat the final boss. To save time you can drop the difficulty to Normal in Kasuga’s chapters when Kiryu is no longer in the party, along with the below-mentioned pain points as Kiryu aside from the final boss. If you are dropping the difficulty as Kiryu you will likely need to do a bit of extra grinding before the final dungeon, as you wouldn’t have done it during Chapter 10/12 for those bosses. Other recommendations are still the same if you are going this route.

The Legend playthrough is the hardest overall trophy in the game with the DLC, though it’s not too bad with a little preparation and then specific grinding at certain points. There aren’t any actual content changes in NG+/Legend, so you can largely use your knowledge of enemy weaknesses and strategies for the entire game.

Specific notes about NG+/Legend:

• NG+ does not change any of the item drops or add any new gear to the playthrough. This means that enemies you were getting base-level upgrade materials from in the first playthrough will still give those in NG+, you just get more XP due to the enemies being higher level.
• Legend is basically just a flat level increase over Normal difficulty with no added mechanics. This means that the only real change is that enemies can hit a lot harder.

Before starting the Legend playthrough:

• Complete the Big Swell, then spend some extra time grinding it to be close to level 75. This will make the initial parts of the playthrough easier, as well as give some time to easily level jobs.
• While grinding this you want to try and craft/upgrade every character’s base job best weapon, and upgrade it to as close to +50 as you can. Due to the issue of drops not being adjusted in NG+ you’re not going to be able to upgrade anybody’s weapons during your playthrough, so it is much easier to just grind that before going into NG+ and make sure you’re set up. Prioritize the weapons for Nanba, Seonhee, Saeko, and Zhao.
• Make sure you have somewhat leveled Kasuga’s Freelancer job if you didn’t use it anymore during the first playthrough, as you will be forced to use it for the first part of NG+, and having the extra skills is helpful.
• Make sure every character has at least 1 healing skill on them. This will make the playthrough much easier and is more or less required by the end of the playthrough, so while grinding Big Swell you can get this done ahead of time. Male characters can use the healing skills from the Aquanaut job, and Females can use the healing skills from the Idol job.
• Make sure you have a number of the Battle Items such as Rocket Launchers. You will want these for the fight early in the playthrough where Kasuga is changed to the Hero class through the story Events. If you’ve used these during your playthrough and don’t have many you can purchase some from the Aloha Links character Bill who walks around the park south of Sakura St., or from Qing Long Chinese Market located in the northwest corner of Hawaii.

Pain points during the Legend playthrough:

Chapter 1: Kasuga Hero job switch – When this occurs during the story Kasuga is forced to use the base version of the bat again, it doesn’t equip any other bat, which means you’ll do basically no damage with normal attacks or skills. This is the fight you want to have the battle items for to get through it. Immediately after the fight you can equip your leveled bat and be smooth sailing for over half the game.

Chapter 10: Sawashiro boss fight – This is the first part in the playthrough where you will likely run into trouble if you have just been railroading the story. Sawashiro is level 89 and hits hard, so it would be helpful to stop and grind the dungeon for a bit to make sure Kiryu and your active team’s levels are all above 80. You can use this opportunity to level alternate jobs if you haven’t already to get the extra stat boosts, as you can easily bump the jobs to level 30+ in a handful of fights. The Sawashiro fight itself can’t be extremely specifically prepped for because of his style switching which also changes his type weakness, but making sure you have a good spread of strong physical and magic moves of each type on your team should get you through.

Chapter 12: Tojo Legends group boss fight – This is the point where you will be hard-blocked if you hadn’t purposely leveled more. If you remember the gimmick of the fight is that you need to use Kiryu’s Awakened mode to knock out each of the bosses, but they still fight back during this section unlike normal enemies. If you are very underleveled here then the bosses will just knock Kiryu out during the Awakened activation or leave you with no health, so you’ll just get knocked out by one of the other bosses. Having Kiryu specifically leveled up here and then healing skills on the other party members to heal him as soon as possible is required.

Finale: Kasuga final boss – Bryce is level 95, so you may need to do a little bit of extra work with Kasuga, but isn’t super necessary. Make sure each character has a good Ice move as Bryce is weak to it. Make characters can use the skills from Aquanaut assuming you already had that leveled for the healing skills, Female characters can use Ice moves from Housekeeper.

Finale: Kiryu final boss – Ebina is also level 95, but is slightly easier overall than Bryce as he’s a solo fight, and does the same style switch as Sawashiro which changes his type weakness. He starts weak to Blade and Electricity so having a few more of those can be helpful.

The dungeon is started by first going to Revolve during the day in Premium Adventure where there will be a new icon. You are then prompted to go to the beach after the scene at Revolve, then once the beach scene is finished you’ll be automatically taken over to the entrance of the dungeon on Sunset St.

Sector 1 of the dungeon has a recommended level of 55. The final boss of the sector is 3x level 57 Sawashiro enemies, each with a different weakness. Yellow is weak to fire, Blue is weak to electricity, and Purple is weak to ice. Make sure you’ve got at least one decent move of each type on your party members.