Bounty of One: Tips for 100% Achievements

To achieve 100% completion in “Bounty of One,” you need to have the “Panic in the Mines” DLC.

Most achievements will unlock naturally as you progress through the game, so I won’t focus on simpler challenges like running 5000 meters or having 6 dashes at the same time, as they unlock automatically. Instead, I’ll address the more difficult achievements, particularly completing the game on Infamy level 40 with each character.

I spent a long time trying to complete this mode without a specific strategy, but eventually, I started experimenting with different builds. I managed to establish a few key rules that made the game much easier, and sometimes I even managed to complete multiple challenges in a row without failing.

Infamy 40 Settings
Avoid selecting the option where enemy projectiles bounce off walls — this can cause a lot of random damage, and sometimes these projectiles speed up to the point where you don’t have time to react.

Supermarket Tips
As you progress, you’ll unlock the supermarket. Make sure to select the “Lost and Found Goods” upgrade first, as this will help you build your run from the start.

Develop every character the same way:
Enemies deal 5 points of damage, so your HP should be in multiples of 5 + 1 (e.g., 16, 21, etc.).
You need a high movement speed and at least 5 dashes, but don’t go overboard — 10 dashes would be overkill.
Focus on increasing your critical hit chance to at least 50%. Anything above that is unnecessary because there are items in the game that will boost your crit chance for example based on unused dashes.

Important Build Advice
Do not invest your skill points in Attack Speed; it’s pretty much useless. It doesn’t scale well in most situations, and you have to stand still to use it effectively.
The optimal build includes: 5 dashes, 50% crit chance, 11 or 16 HP, about 60-70% cooldown reduction, and everything else into damage, crit damage, and area — try to balance these stats.
At Infamy 40, you need to focus on skill-based damage. Some items are very overpowered, while others can cause you to lose almost immediately.

ITEMS
DEFENSE
The shield is the best and most crucial item for these challenges. It negates damage, effectively giving you free 5 HP every 60 seconds (which can be reduced by cooldown reduction).

DAMAGE
The most overpowered skill in the game, in my opinion, is Thunder Dance. Just run around and everything dies. This skill can solo the game, so always pick it — it’s a no-brainer.

Once you have your core build, you can add “Onion” from legendary items and “Seismic Dance” from epics.

Now you can just run around, dodge bullets and everything will be killed immediately.

Legendary Items
Most legendary items are a scam, and blue and purple items outshine them. The only one worth picking is Onion; the rest can be ignored.

SUPPORT
Additionally, select all skills that are activated when moving or dashing, e.g.

• Hawk Eye: +40% crit chance, banishes crit chance from the selection, and gives 40% crit for the rest of the game.
• Far Sight: Since we’re not using attack speed, it’s another easy pick.
  
• Faithful: Useful for the final boss.
  

The rest of the item choices are up to you and won’t have a major impact on gameplay. Avoid items that reduce your HP or movement speed.

With CHAOS, you don’t know what you’re picking, so aim to select purple items first. Never pick yellow items as they can ruin your game. If you find yourself halfway through a run with a build you feel confident in, just stop picking items to avoid any potential debuffs.

How to avoid horses and bullets from Undertaker – dash diagonally and back

How to dodge simple Tom, just run horizontal untill he start to spin, then jump down and all bullets are dodged:

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Thanks to Czerep for their excellent guide; all credit belongs to their effort. If this guide helps you, please support and rate it here. Enjoy the game.