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How to grow incense in Soul Hackers 2

Film is rare objects that you can consume in Soul Hackers 2 to constantly increase the characteristics of your demons.

Since in the game you will hire various demons, it becomes more important to collect as much incense as possible to give your demons the bonuses that they need to dominate the battlefield.

The next leadership will explain all types of incense and will help you to farm them in Soul Hackers 2.

How

Explanation of the types of incense

There are five types of incense, each of which improves one of the five characteristics available in the game. Depending on the main characteristic of your demon, you will need to find the necessary type of incense, because you cannot spend magic incense on a demon based on strength.

  • Power Inkense: constantly increases the power of demons.
  • Magic Inkense: Permanent increases the magic of demons.
  • Incense for the body: permanently increases the body (health) of demons.
  • Speed incense: permanent increases the speed of demons.
  • Incense of good luck: permanently increases the luck of the demons.

How to get an incense in Soul Hackers 2

K Buy them from Yoyojo

If you have no patience to actually grow incense during the game, you can just buy them from Lina in Yoojo in the Kingdom of Manssey.

She sells all kinds of goods at rates, including all types of incense. You will have to spend 1000 yen on each incense. You will also need to give her a fragrant tree, a rare material that serves as a currency in the game.

How to get a fragrant tree?

Unlike the main currency that can be easily earned by performing quests in the game, making a fragrant tree can be quite difficult. You need to kill risky enemies that appear in plot missions and dungeons of the soul matrix.

Risky enemies, if the name did not betray it, are strong types of enemies, and it is more difficult to deal with them than with most other demons. You will need a strong group of characters to kill risky enemies, so a fragrant tree is a rare material.

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