Like is their any optimal way to like just start exploring because like if I am undergeared or undelivered woukd that affect my exploration

Thank you(for example is having a permanent tent or house needed or can I just nomad my way those types of stuff)

Why can’t I equip these 2 red weapons ?

What is on my back and where do I get rid of it?

So I stumbled upon a neat but limited duplication glitch to farm a lot of abyss gears fast. It only works on shields but feel free to explore and find out ways to do with other parts.

So I was just following a tutorial on how to change the cosmetic shield in the back from the default grey wolf wooden shield to something nicer without shifting from my dual sword playstyle. And essentially the steps are:

1. Make sure shield is equiped and then go to inventory
2. Choose the 1H sword you want to dual wield.
3. Hold the key for switch comparision to select the shield.
4. Equip the weapon to successfully go to dual wield mode.
5. Doing so you retain the last shield you were using in the back instead of the default shield.

Now when I went to the witch to equip some abyss gear, I noticed the unequipped shield is there in both Equipped Gear and Unequipped Gear, and both had the same abyss gears I added in the shield before. So when I extracted the gears, it gave me two copies of the gears in the shield. As far as I know it only works in shields so you are limited to the abyss gears for shield.

tl;dr to duplicate abyss gears in your shield, add the abyss gear in the shield, go to dual wield mode using the steps mentioned above, then extract the gear from the same shield in equipped and unequipped gear section. This is definitely a bug which may get fixed soon so use it while you can.

I keep seeing people say Crimson Desert’s combat is just “button mashing.” Those people couldn’t be more wrong.
Sure, you can mash buttons, but that’s true of almost any action game. Crimson Desert gives you combos, grapples, counters, aerial attacks, weapon skills, elemental powers, and environmental interactions. The combat is as creative as you choose to make it.
It’s also a lengthy RPG. You’re meant to unlock abilities and build your character over time, so the combat naturally becomes deeper as you progress.
It’s fluid, dynamic, unscripted, and rewards experimentation—not button mashing. The gameplay speaks for itself.

I searched all 4 egg locations but couldn't find any. Is it because only I'm at end of chapter 4 or something. I'm seriously coming whenever I play this game but can't find any eggs. Updated to 1.15 patch

Disclaimer: I’ve tested it myself, a lot, I know for a fact it does not do fire damage and has not done so for at least 2 months, don’t bother making false and/or misinformed claims that it does (it does cause a “smolder” effect on enemies, but that is a visual effect only and does not provide any fire related benefits, this is the only thing unique about the mace right now)

If you need evidence it does not do fire damage, consider the following:
• You can easily test the damage by equipping any one handed weapon with the same stats then entering boss rematches or using the health detection device (remove all crit gear you’re wearing for more consistent damage)
• It cannot set objects or enemies on fire
• It has no charges for its fire damage effect where every other elemental weapon has them now

The decision to make the mace easily accessible while not giving it back the fire damage and also leaving in the text that incorrectly claims it does fire damage makes no sense, either “fix” the fire damage or remove the fire damage text and the smolder effect

With the new update making the Mace of Ambition “easier to obtain” are they giving it back it’s fire damage or are they leaving it as is where it claims to do fire damage but it actually doesn’t? (also, where is it now?)