The drone is a valuable tool in Judgment, one that let’s you find collectibles and complete more missions. This guide will tell you How To Unlock The Drone In Judgment as it’s not immediately available at the start of the game but you may find yourself needing it anyway.
If you focus primarily on the story for the first Chapter of events, you’ll likely unlock the Drone very quickly. However, if you are exploring it’s possible you will come across a task that requires the use of the Drone, like collecting the QR Codes.
How To Unlock The Drone In Judgment
If you want to collect all of the QR Codes or complete other Drone related activities, you must first unlock the Drone. Unlocking the Drone is a simple but somewhat lengthy process. Simply follow through on the main story missions.
Eventually you will be tasked with finding Murase at a local hideout. This is the first time you get to fly the Drone yourself. After this mission is complete, you are free to use the Drone using the in-game mobile phone menu, at any time.
There are a number of disguises in Judgment that you can use during various parts of the story. This guide will tell you How To Unlock Tailored Suit Disguise In Judgment which is arguably one of the more stylish disguises you can find.
The drone is a valuable tool in Judgment, one that let's you find collectibles and complete more missions. This guide will tell you How To Unlock The Drone In Judgment as it's not immediately available at the start of the game but you may find yourself needing it anyway.
During a story mission, if you choose Disguise to enter the building, you'll have to find a key during an investigation sequence. This guide will tell you Where To Find 3rd Floor Key In Judgment as although the Security Room is very small, it can be quite tough to find.
A Chapter 1 story mission in Judgment has you make a choice on how to infiltrate a building. This Judgment Choose Force Your Way In, Sneak In A Window Or Disguise guide will tell you what happens based on each of the choices and how to complete each objective.
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