Nier Automata Missables (2024)

FAQs

Are there missable endings in NieR:Automata? ›

One ending is tied to a late game Sidequest. Sidequests in this game aren't repeatable after they are done, so if you miss that opportunity and save over a file where it's still available you miss the ending. However the game allows you to save to a different slot right after the sidequest is finished.

The only ending it's possible to miss is Y. If you want to know how to make sure you don't miss it: During part of the fight, a countdown appears. In order to get Ending Y, you have to let the countdown finish; if you kill the boss before then, you can't fight it again and so can't get that ending.

No completely missable items, but there are two missable joke endings. 1) Don't sell the mackerel. 2) If you max out all the weapons in the end game, make sure you do the secret ending in the max-all-the-weapons-quest. If you're a completionist, there's at least one missable "intel".

To totally complete the main storyline of NieR: Automata, players must get endings A through E. This requires beating the main story for the first time, playing the story again, playing a third time, and then a fourth (making different choices in the third and fourth times).

Certain endings, such as Z and F, are known as "bad ends" and thus take the player to the title screen without saving their game.

Ending E is what most fans claim is the best ending. In this ending, all the characters are restored and you get the choice to delete your save file so you can help other players get this ending.

There are multiple endings to the game, and seeing them all requires multiple playthroughs. You will find a guide to achieving each ending below. Dieser Inhalt wurde Ihren Favoriten hinzugefügt.

Ending E: the [E]nd of YoRHa - This is the game's true ending and one that will require players to sacrifice their save file. After ending C or D, the Pod 153 will be able to do a data check. Players must accept the pod's offer and select "wish for them to survive." A really bizarre yet fun mini-game will then start.

The Purpose Of Self-Destruct

attack and severely hurt surrounding enemies. Its usage can be extremely risky in close-quarter combat, but that seems to be the point of it. It allows for one last hurrah before accepting defeat while also granting the player a semblance of hope.

NieR Automata's main story follows a narrative that becomes fully realized over three full playthroughs of the main game. You play as one of three different characters on each playthrough, with unique abilities and combat mechanics during the story. NOTE: There will be spoilers included within this guide.

What is the penalty for dying in NieR:Automata? ›

In a nod to Dark Souls, death in Nier: Automata sees you losing all your currently equipped plug-in chips. While it can often be a pain to have to track down your body if you died on the way to a quest, reclaiming those precious chips saves you from having to start your chipset again from scratch.

A2 appears and cuts down both YoRHa Units. 2B will ask A2 to look after the future and everyone. You'll see her eyes, and know she has the virus. A2 will kill her to spare her from the virus.

The wiki says the following: The kanji used to write "YoRHa" in Japanese (寄葉) means "passing leaf." According to Yoko Taro, the unusual capitalization in "YoRHa" is meaningful, unlike the capitalization of NieR which was done simply to make the logo look more interesting.

There are a total of 26 Endings in NieR:Automata, each one associated with a letter in the Latin Alphabet.

It is revealed in NieR:Automata that as a result of Nier killing the Shadowlord, Project Gestalt failed, and humanity became extinct within a thousand years.