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| Reduces Hit Reaction Time |
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Resolute is a Trait in Remnant 2. Resolute reduces hit reaction time that can go up to 25% at level 10. It is a brand new Trait debuting in the Remnant 2 The Forgotten Kingdom DLC.
Remnant 2 Resolute Trait Effect
Resolute is a Trait that provides the following effect:
- Reduces Hit Reaction Time
- At max level, Resolute reduces Hit Reaction Time by 25%
Where to find Resolute in Remnant 2
Resolute can be found:
- After speaking to Lydusa at The Bloodless Throne where she places a curse upon you, stone statues will start appearing on your death locations. Destroying 15 of these stone statues will grant the Resolute trait. NOTE: The notification for earning this trait may not appear. Make sure to check your Traits tab to see if it's there.
Remnant 2 Resolute Trait Levels
Resolute upgrades its effect as you level up your Archetype, or spend more Trait Points in it. Note that for any Archetype Trait that reaches max level (Level 10), players can unlock that trait for any archetype from the archetype page, without needing to equip its respective Engram.
Level |
Bonus |
| Level 1 | +2.5% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 2 | +5% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 3 | +7.5% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 4 | +10% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 5 | +12.5% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 6 | +15% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 7 | +17.5% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 8 | +20% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 9 | +22.5% Hit Reaction Reduction |
| Level 10 | +25% Hit Reaction Reduction |
Remnant 2 Builds that use Resolute
Resolute is used in the following Builds:
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Remnant 2 Resolute Notes & Trivia
- Traits are unique passive abilities that provide bonuses and buffs to a player. There are three types of Traits in the game.
- Core Traits are common for all four Classes, and are unlocked as soon as you begin the game.
- Archetype or Class Traits, are locked behind their respective Archetypes, and only one can be equipped one at a time, unless you have the ability to combine any two of your Archetypes.
- The third type, called simply Traits can be equipped by any Class, but have to be unlocked. Unique Archetype Traits can be leveled up as you level up the corresponding Archetype. On the other hand, the rest require Trait Points in order to be upgraded. Note that they cap at level 10.
- Other Notes and Trivia for the Resolute go here
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AnonymousI had to destroy somewhere in the neighbourhood of 40 of the stone statues, but I was gathering stuff on Survival difficulty at the time, might that have something to do with it?
- Anonymous
No notification confirmed. But at least killing yourself over and over near a checkpoint works.
- Anonymous
This appears to increase the animation speed of getting staggered, therefor reducing the time you can't move.
- Anonymous
Both this trait and Leech say that it is gained by getting purged at the Dormant N'rudian Facility.
- Anonymous
Your notes and trivia don't help me figure out what hit reaction even means.
The purpose of this trait is to help avoid getting stun-locked, which it can help with... Sometimes. I think 25% reduced time staggered isn't enough though; at least to be consistent. Maybe if it was in the 30-40% range it would be more reliable for getting out of stun-lock hell, but as it stands it won't currently do as much as one would desire against fast hitting enemies or groups of enemies. As far as defensive traits go I unfortunately can't recommend this one over any other option. Even cool-down reduction is "technically" better since you have stagger resistance while casting. I hope this trait gets a buff, as even a small one would be enough to bump it up to being a good option.
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