Twitch is the go-to streaming platform where players can get all sorts of goodies by just watching others play video games. There are 5 of these goodies for The First Descendant that players will be able to get in the form of Drops.
For those who are new to the concept of Twitch Drops and don't know how to claim them, this guide will have you covered every step of the way. This is one of the many ways developers can engage with their player base, and engaging with players is a great way to get feedback on improving a game.
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Twitch Drops For The First Descendant
Players will need to watch specific live streams with Twitch Drops enabled in order to be eligible to claim these rewards. This means they will need to first create a Twitch account. Once they have an account, the fastest way to sort streams so they only see the channels offering The First Descendant Drops will be to click their account display image and scroll down to find Drops & Rewards. They will see the option to sort the page by "Inventory" and "All Campaigns." Clicking on "All Campaigns" will show every active Drop on Twitch.
Players can then navigate down to The First Descendant and click on its active campaign. They will see the current rewards, and underneath them will be a “How to Earn the Drop” section. This will show several streamers by name, as well as a “More” option. Use these links to go straight to participating streams and find one that is currently live. There are a total of 5 rewards, and players will earn them one after the other based on how much time they have watched participating streams. These rewards will be usable with all playable characters in the game.
Reward | Watch Time | How It Affects The Game |
|---|---|---|
"Pizza" Chest Attachment | 15 minutes | A cosmetic players can wear on their chest |
15,000 Gold &1,500 Kuiper Shards | 30 minutes | Currencies needed for Weapon and Descendant Module Enhancement |
“Gloomy” Emote | 60 minutes | An emote players can use to express themselves. |
“Twitch Color” Paints | 90 minutes | A cosmetic that lets players change the colors of their characters |
“X-Ray” Back Attachment | 120 minutes | A cosmetic players can wear on their back |
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How To Claim Twitch Drops
Once a player has started to watch a participating stream, they will see a prompt that says “Drops enabled on channel; Watch to earn rewards” appear at the top of the chat window. After a while of watching the stream, players can click their display image to see the progress bar of their rewards. Once this is full, they must go to their Inventory page and click on "Claim." Players will need to connect their Nexon account to their Twitch to receive the rewards.
Players will be able to start earning progress towards these Drops at the same time the game releases, starting at 00:00 Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024 (PDT), and will have until 00:00 Monday, July 29th, 2024 (PDT) to claim them all. Once all of these rewards are claimed, players can pick them up at the Mailbox in the hub world of Albion.
The First Descendant
- Platform(s)
- PC , PS4 , PS5 , Xbox One , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S
- Released
- July 2, 2024
- Developer(s)
- Nexon Games
- Genre(s)
- Action RPG , Third-Person Shooter
