4.1 “Outpatient” Trophy: Beating the Game on Easy Difficulty

Earning the “Outpatient” trophy requires completing South Park: The Stick of Truth on Easy difficulty. This is a straightforward achievement designed for players seeking a relaxed experience. Easy mode reduces enemy difficulty, making the game more accessible; To unlock this trophy, simply play through the entire story without changing the difficulty to higher levels. It’s an excellent starting point for new players or those aiming to enjoy the story without intense combat challenges. Completing the game on Easy also serves as a foundation for higher difficulty runs in the future.

4.2 “Just Saying Hi” Trophy: Farting on Kenny

The “Just Saying Hi” trophy is a humorous achievement unlocked by farting on Kenny. To earn this, interact with Kenny while equipped with the fart ability, which is unlocked early in the game. Players can trigger this in various contexts, such as during exploration or combat. Some users report that the trophy can pop randomly, but consistent attempts typically yield success. Timing and proximity are key, so keep trying until it activates. This trophy is a lighthearted nod to the game’s comedic style and is easily achievable with minimal effort.

Bronze Trophies

Bronze trophies in South Park: The Stick of Truth include “Two Girls, One Stick,” “Clothes Whore,” “Full Arsenal,” and “Parkeologist,” each offering unique challenges and rewards for completionists.

5.1 “Two Girls, One Stick” Trophy: Completing the Princess Kenny Fight

The “Two Girls, One Stick” trophy is earned by defeating Princess Kenny in a unique boss fight. To unlock this trophy, players must equip the “Girl Makeover” disguise just before initiating the battle. This disguise is crucial, as it triggers the specific dialogue and combat scenario required for the trophy. The fight itself isn’t overly difficult, but missing the disguise requirement can prevent the trophy from unlocking. Ensure the disguise is equipped correctly before starting the fight to avoid missing this achievement. This trophy is a fun nod to the game’s quirky humor and challenging boss encounters.

5.2 “Clothes Whore” Trophy: Collecting All Outfits

The “Clothes Whore” trophy requires players to collect every outfit in the game. This involves exploring various locations, completing quests, and sometimes solving puzzles to unlock specific clothing items. Many outfits are hidden in chests or reward boxes, while others are tied to story progression or side missions. Thoroughly exploring every nook and cranny of South Park is essential, as some items are easy to miss. Once all outfits are collected, the trophy will unlock, rewarding your dedication to customization and exploration. This achievement is a fun way to showcase your character’s unique style.

5.3 “Full Arsenal” Trophy: Acquiring All Weapons and Abilities

To unlock the “Full Arsenal” trophy, players must collect every weapon and ability available in the game. This includes swords, hammers, wands, and other unique items scattered throughout South Park. Combat abilities, such as special moves and ranged attacks, also count toward this achievement. Thorough exploration of all areas, including chests and hidden compartments, is necessary to ensure no items are missed. Additionally, some weapons and abilities are tied to specific story moments or side quests, so completing these is essential. Once all weapons and abilities are acquired, the trophy will unlock, showcasing your mastery of the game’s arsenal.

5.4 “Parkeologist” Trophy: Opening All Garages in South Park

To earn the “Parkeologist” trophy, players must open all 14 garages in South Park. This involves finding specific keys hidden throughout the game. Some keys are obtained during main story missions or side quests, while others are tucked away in hard-to-reach areas. Jimmy’s garage key, for instance, is found in a drawer upstairs in his house. It’s crucial to explore every neighborhood thoroughly and revisit areas with new abilities to access previously inaccessible garages. Using online guides can help pinpoint garage locations and key requirements. Opening all garages ensures this trophy is unlocked, contributing to 100% completion.

Missable Trophies and Collectibles

This section highlights trophies and collectibles that can be missed if specific steps aren’t taken. Stay vigilant to avoid missing out on key achievements.

6.1 Missable Achievements: Chinpokomon and Garage Keys

Several achievements are easy to miss, particularly those tied to Chinpokomon and garage keys. The Chinpokomon side quest requires capturing specific monsters during limited opportunities, such as Pterdaken in the school and Beetlebot during the soreness investigation. Missing these chances means they cannot be obtained later. Similarly, garage keys are hidden throughout the game, with four requiring specific actions. Jimmy’s garage key, for example, is found in an upstairs drawer. Failing to collect all keys prevents unlocking the “Parkeologist” trophy. Players must explore thoroughly and avoid skipping areas to ensure these collectibles are secured.

6.2 Missable Collectibles: Pterdaken, Beetlebot, and Gunrilla Chinpokomon

Three Chinpokomon—Pterdaken, Beetlebot, and Gunrilla—are notoriously missable due to their limited availability. Pterdaken appears during the second school visit, Beetlebot during the soreness investigation, and Gunrilla in the military base. These cannot be obtained after their respective missions, making them critical to collect on the first encounter. Players must actively seek them out, as they are easy to overlook. Missing even one prevents achieving 100% completion, so thorough exploration and attention to their spawn points are essential to avoid disappointment in your trophy hunt.

Combat and Exploration Tips

Mastering combat mechanics and exploration strategies is crucial for trophy progression. Efficiently explore South Park to uncover hidden items and defeat enemies with optimal tactics.