50 Credits!?

50 Credits!? is an Achievement in the category The Memories We Share.

To unlock this achievement, the player must find and collect all 7 wanted posters located around the Administrative District.

Locations[]

(Investigate unbridled poster of Trailblazer)
: Investigate; There's an expressively unbridled portrait here... or rather, a wanted poster. The figure in the picture is predominantly grayish-white, androgynous, and looking straight at you with a sense of lukewarm lifelessness in their eyes.; Coupled with a structure that appears to be a hand gripping a baseball bat, it's instantly clear to whom the figure refers.; You decide to peel it off the wall. For the sake of Belobog — and for your own sake.

(Investigate unbridled poster of Dan Heng)
: Investigate; There's an expressively unbridled portrait here... or rather, a Wanted poster. But this guy's eyebrows betray a hint of serenity, as well as slight gravitas — yet not as wild as the poster itself.; You can basically confirm who this guy looking down at you is. If you take the poster back to the train and show it to that person, he'll probably show exactly the same expression as is in the poster.; You decide to peel it off the wall. For the sake of Belobog — and for the sake of your companion.

(Investigate sensuous poster of Dan Heng)
: Investigate; There's an otherworldly, sensuous portrait here... or rather, a Wanted poster. The guy in the poster appears aloof, holding a blue flower as cool as ice.; You identify him as the classic second male lead in a once—popular period genre: always indifferent, always at a distance, always struggling to keep emotions in check. We usually call this kind of guy...; ...Darn it — you wanted to come up with a cooler nickname. But those kilobytes of brainpower seem preoccupied with an existing name: Cold Dragon Young.; You decide to peel it off the wall. The Nameless have never left behind any credit for good deeds done, let alone for a portrait as exquisite as this.

(Investigate unbridled poster of March 7th)
: Investigate; There's an expressively unbridled portrait here... or rather, a Wanted poster. It has to be said that the aesthetics of this artist are... shocking to the eye.; The frantic brushwork combines with bold colors to vividly bring the character to life. while the joyful emotion conveyed by the whole portrait spills out from the canvas. You can say it's a hundred percent faithful in its likeness to the original.; You decide to peel it off the wall. Such a masterpiece can scarcely be made public to the world — in any case, not to her at least.

(Investigate sensuous poster of March 7th)
: Investigate; There's an otherworldly, sensuous portrait here... or rather, a Wanted poster. The woman in the poster is smiling like a flower, holding a... camera? She looks at you affectionately — or possibly at somewhere just behind you.; Honestly, it's hard to take seriously this beautiful portrait before you. It looks exactly like her, yet different in every sense — if you twisted my arm, perhaps it's a little less joyful...?; You decide to peel it off the wall. If she likes it, you can stick it back up.

(Investigate unbridled poster of Sampo)
: Investigate; There's an expressively unbridled portrait here... or rather, a Wanted poster. The figure is highly unique: two eyes, a nose, and a mouth; or to be more descriptive, his deep blue hair and jade-green eyes.; This isn't going over your head, but the portrait really is so expressive that any description here would be gilding the lily. Look, his half-smiling sneer says it all, really.; You decide to peel it off the wall. Mainly for Belobog — thinking of all you've been through here, you don't really care how the character in the poster feels.

(Investigate sensuous poster of Sampo)
: Investigate; There's an otherworldly, sensuous portrait here... or rather, a Wanted poster. The guy in the poster appears sincere, gripping a rose in his teeth as he blazes with enthusiasm.; You identify him as the classic male lead in a once-popular period genre: always fiery, always aggressive, always unabashedly charismatic. We usually call this kind of guy... a reckless Lothario.; You decide to peel it off the wall. After all, you know who it's a portrait of — and love must always have an object of its desires.

(Upon collecting the final Wanted Poster): This looks like the last one. Belobog's cityscape has been completely revitalized thanks to you. Congratulations!; You count and find seven Wanted posters in total — but unfortunately, despite collecting all seven of these, no Supreme Guardian pops out of nowhere to grant fulfillment of your wishes.; That's all there is regarding these Wanted posters. But if you're still curious, you might be able to hit up some of your Silvermane Guard friends —; Gepard and Pela — you can ask them why these Wanted posters are so strange.
(Obtain Achievement 50 Credits!?)

The game makes a Dragon Ball reference about collecting the 7 posters and having someone pop out to grant wishes.
The achievement name makes a One Piece reference about Tony Tony Chopper's first bounty, 50 berries.
Upon talking to Pela in Qlipoth Fort after completing In the Sweltering Morning Sun, she lets slip that Gepard was the one who painted the silliest portraits. Questioning her further lets her accidentally reveal that she painted the magnificent portraits, much to her surprise.

Released in Version 1.0