Assassin’s Creed Shadows: Many of you deliberately turned a blind eye to one of the most powerful perks for Naoe.

Shadows has a feature that offers useful rewards that make the Animus quests worthwhile.

In addition to the main story, many side activities, and numerous assassination targets, Assassin’s Creed Shadows also features so-called projects. Via a kind of battle pass , you can unlock rewards by completing weekly quests. Although free, the feature doesn’t sound that attractive at first, but as one Reddit user shows, that’s a mistake.

How castles become child’s play

Redditor Helpful-Standard-867 points outin a post a really useful engraving on a piece of equipment for Naoe. It is theSky Blue Disguise Kosode

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The engraving grants Naoe the following perk: “Mark enemies when spotting with Eagle Eye.” This means that enemies in your field of vision are marked immediately when you use Eagle Eye.

However, according to Helpful Standard 867, this also marks loot and keys for you, which makes it much easier to find everything you need to collect or kill when combing through a castle.

For the additional slot, you could use the engraving that increases the damage your Tantos deals to marked enemies by 30 percent. The damage bonus works well with the armor perk.

Where can I find this armor?

To get it, you must complete the Shadows project “The Legacy.” The Sky Blue Disguise Kosode is the final reward of the Mini Battle Pass.

You can earn points for projects by completing the four weekly Animus Quests (called Anomalies). They reset every Thursday evening.

The rewards include experience points, Animus keys, and various legendary weapons and armor for Naoe and Yasuke.

But don’t stress out at the mention of “Battle Pass,” because there are new quests every week and the rewards don’t expire. So you can complete the tasks whenever you feel like it.

Just make sure you’ve selected the correct project if you want the perk for Naoe. Only one can be active at a time, and for the armor mentioned, the name is “The Legacy.” The user interface suggests that new projects will be added in the future, perhaps even before the first officially announced DLC, “The Claws of Awaji.”