Here\’s a complete guide to help you complete the Troubled Waters quest in Steelrising. This quest takes place in the Tuileries location and requires you to face the Titan Selenite of the Louvre and the Unstable Statuary Ram while also upgrading the Burette.
On this page, you\’ll find a step-by-step walkthrough for the Troubled Waters quest, along with information on the Titan Selenite of the Louvre and the Unstable Statuary Ram. You\’ll also learn where to find the Burette upgrade.
This quest becomes available after you read the correspondence in the Horseless Carriage following the completion of The Master of the Machines quest.
- Automats
- Tuileries
- Louvre
Automats
As you enter the Tuileries, you\’ll come across various opponents, including Pruners, Prototypes, Musketeers, Hoplites, Light Jaguars, Falcons, Trumpeters, and Ice Squires. Before facing the Titan, it\’s worth collecting the Echoes associated with Jean Sylvain Bailly. This will allow you to free the scientist from his \”coffin\” and complete a side quest.
Tuileries
Start on the bridge and head straight up the stairs to face a Heavy Prototype. Then, enter the hedge maze area and turn left to climb another set of stairs, where you\’ll face a Pruner. Go through the arch and defeat the Acolyte and Heavy Prototype in the square. Find another Pruner near the column and climb the next set of stairs. Defeat the Musketeer and another Pruner before reaching the locked gate. Turn left and defeat another Pruner before climbing the stairs and facing an Acolyte. Activate a Vestal and go down the stairs to face a Hoplite. Head through the passage and defeat the Light Jaguars before climbing the left stairs.
The guide provides instructions on how to navigate through different areas in the game. In the first square, two Hoplites guard the area while a Musketeer stands at the top of the stairs. It is recommended to deal with the Musketeer first before climbing the stairs and entering the small alley. In the next square, there are Musketeers at the top of the stairs and an Acolyte patrolling the bottom area. It\’s best to start with the opponents attacking from afar. Climb the stairs to the building and talk to Mirabeau, who will direct you to the Louvre. Before leaving, read the letter on the table and talk to him again to receive a side quest. A chest can be found behind the scientist\’s house, and the gate opposite the activated Vestal can now be opened.
At the Louvre, there are Heavy Prototypes, Ice Squires, Falcons, and Light Jaguars to face. Follow the guide\’s instructions to maneuver through different areas and take care of the opponents. The guide suggests going through the bushes to avoid the enemies in the square, where a Musketeer is on the right side. Turn right and go straight and then left to encounter a Trumpeter.
To navigate through the Louvre Palace in The Surge 2, start by going straight until you reach a burning carriage in a large square. This area is guarded by an Ice Squire, an Acolyte, and a Musketeer standing on the gallows. It\’s best to defeat them one by one. To get to the garden, go through the wall behind the gallows. There, on the right side between the roses, you\’ll find Echoes. Next, enter the Louvre and head to the first floor, where you\’ll find a mini-boss called Unstable Statuary Ram. Attack it from behind. After that, head up the stairs until you reach the top, where two Trumpeters will be guarding the floor. At the end of the corridor, there\’s an open window you can jump through to activate a Vestal in the courtyard. From there, enter the museum\’s second wing and go through the rooms with open doors while being attacked by a Light Jaguar. Keep going up the stairs until you reach the observatory. Take the second exit and go down to the floor below, where you\’ll find an Echoe at the end of the corridor. Take it, jump out the window, and unlock the shortcut to the Vestal. Return to the unlocked area and follow the path to the left and then to the right. There\’s a passage to the rest of the palace that\’s guarded by a Hoplite. Go up the stairs, then descend the damaged floor to face the Titan boss. Defeat it and get the Selenite Momentum power. If you\’ve collected all the Echoes related to Jean Sylvain Bailly, you\’ll be able to open his coffin and get the Origins side task. Return to the Horseless Carriage using Selenite Momentum. If you haven\’t collected all the Echoes, go to the Observatory again and open the chest inside. Finally, open the door with the lever and use Selenite Momentum to get past the half-destroyed gate.
FAQ
1. What is Steelrising: Troubled Waters?
Steelrising: Troubled Waters is an action role-playing game developed by Spiders and published by Nacon. Set in an alternate version of the French Revolution, the game follows Aegis, an automaton created by King Louis XVI to defend the monarchy against the Revolutionaries. Players control Aegis as she navigates the dangerous streets of Paris, battling both the Revolutionaries and other automata who have turned against their creators. Along the way, Aegis must make choices that will determine the fate of the revolution and the monarchy.
2. What are some tips for playing Steelrising: Troubled Waters?
-Explore each area thoroughly to find hidden items and secret paths.
-Take advantage of Aegis\’ special abilities, such as her ability to slow down time or deflect bullets.
-Upgrade Aegis\’ abilities and weapons whenever possible.
-Make choices that align with your preferred outcome for the revolution and the monarchy.
-Don\’t be afraid to retry difficult battles or sections of the game.
3. How long does it take to beat Steelrising: Troubled Waters?
The length of Steelrising: Troubled Waters varies depending on the player\’s playstyle and the choices they make throughout the game. On average, the game takes between 10-15 hours to complete. However, players who choose to fully explore the game world and complete all side quests may take closer to 20 hours to finish the game.
4. What platforms is Steelrising: Troubled Waters available on?
Steelrising: Troubled Waters is currently available on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. There are currently no plans to release the game on other platforms.