Renegade's Destiny Achievements Archive
This file will help you obtain the "Destiny of the Renegade" achievement, which requires collecting 6 Revenge Diary files.
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This file will help you obtain the "Destiny of the Renegade" achievement, which requires collecting 6 Revenge Diary files.
Renegade's Destiny Achievements Archive
🎮 **Game save designed specifically for unlocking the "Destiny of the Renegade" achievement**
💡 Function description
This archive file is specifically used to help players unlock the "Destiny of the Renegade" achievement in the "Silent Hill" game, which requires collecting all 6 Revenge Diary files.
📁 How to use
- **IMPORTANT NOTE**: Please back up your original save files before use!
- **Archive location**: Windows system path is `C:\Users\\AppData\Local\SHf\Saved\SaveGames\`
- **Cloud Save Processing**: If the Steam cloud save is automatically restored, please temporarily disable the cloud save function in Game Properties → General. You can re-enable it after using this save.
🎯 Steps to unlock achievements
- The save will appear in your first save slot
- Load the archive
- Go to the room shown in the screenshot below
- Find the 6th box in the room, which contains the last Revenge Diary file and 1 Ema
- Achievements can be unlocked after picking them up
🖼️ Location reference
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💬 **Feedback and Support**: If you encounter any problems during use, please leave a message for feedback!
🌟 **I wish you a happy game and smooth achievements! **
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