Riders Republic Trophy Guide & Roadmap

For this and the other two trophies, you need to specifically come in first while playing each of these events. There isn’t a direct way to track whether you have done this or not though. If the event has a Secondary Objective with a stated win condition you could go off that, but not all Big Events have Secondary Objectives like that so this can’t be totally relied on. Because of this, it is highly recommended that you either keep track of the events that you win yourself if you don’t want to needlessly replay extras later, or just replay the event until you win it when you are doing it the first time. You can drop the difficulty as low as you want for this trophy, just as long as you finish first on 8 of the 9 snow Big Events.

This is a 3 run snow trick event, with three different types of courses you complete on in each run. Complete the event in any position to earn this trophy.

The is a downhill snow race where you use a specific set of very high-level Salomon skiis. Complete the event in any position to earn this trophy.

This is a downhill bike trick event along the edge of Bryce Canyon. There is no “main path” for the event, just your goal of scoring tricks and reaching the finish line at the bottom over 3 runs, trying to score as many points as you can on the way. Complete the event in any position to earn this trophy.

This is a long downhill bike race in the snowy area, not typically where you’d be doing bike races. Complete the event in any position to earn this trophy.

This is an air race event that starts you out with a wingsuit, switches to the rocketwing midway through, then back to a wingsuit for the very end. Complete the event in any position to earn this trophy.

They are a set of challenges that refresh weekly that you purchase for Bucks, then are completed generally by playing specific types of events, and give rewards that can be Stars or different types of gear or cosmetics.  Complete any one challenge to earn this trophy.

They aren’t available at all times, they start once at the top of the hour, and then again at half-past (eg 12:00 and 12:30). There is then a prompt at the top of your screen that allows you to mark the start location for the next Mass Race on your map, or you can go to the Mass Race station at Riders Ridge to get taken directly to the start point.

Once you got the start location you are put in matchmaking, then the race starts automatically.

This trophy requires you to complete a total of 50 Mass Races. This means playing through all 3 stages of a race and reaching the results screen for your rewards. Because of this, this trophy on its own takes about 12.5 hours just from gameplay time, as each Mass Race takes almost exactly 15 minutes to finish from matchmaking to results. You can check the number of Mass Races you have completed by going unto the Ubisoft Connect menu, then going to Stats > Progression.

You can then go near the spot to see if it’s a landmark or a relic to collect. Landmarks have the purple eye logo as shown in the trophy.

Discover any 15 of the 45 Landmarks to earn this trophy.

After you reach 450 total stars and unlock them as a sponsor, swap them into one of your sponsor slots and complete any contract for them to earn this trophy.

You can have 3 active sponsors at once, each of which has 3 sponsor contracts. After completing all 3 contracts for one sponsor you can switch to a different one, but can only switch a slot once every two hours. This means that even though there are a large number of sponsors to pick from, you will need to play over multiple days to actually be able to complete 100 total sponsor contracts.

You can check the total number of sponsor contracts you have completed by going into the Ubisoft Connect menu, then under Stats > Progression and under the “Sponsor contracts completed” stat.

In this mode, two teams of 6 face each other in a skatepark of sorts, with lots of ramps and rails around the entire area. Each ramp or rail is called a “module”, and doing tricks on them captures them for your team, turning them blue. This trophy requires you to capture 100 modules during Trick Battle sessions. Capturing a module doesn’t require meeting any sort of score requirement to capture it, you just need to be the last person to have done a trick on it for it to be captured by you.

You can see on the minimap on the top left where each of the modules are and who currently owns them. Blue for your team, red for the opponent team, white for note captured by anyone yet.

If you want to give yourself an easier time while playing this mode you can turn on auto grind and landing in the options, then you don’t need to worry about bailing tricks and just focus on going to the correct spots.

You can view the number of modules captures you have performed by going into the Ubisoft Connect menu, then under Stats > Progression, then under “Captures in Trick Battle session”.

To earn credit towards this trophy you actually need to be the player that captures the last module for the district, then the capture is credited to you, not just if you participate in capturing it at any point.

You can view the number of district captures you have performed by going into the Ubisoft Connect menu, then under Stats > Progression, then under “District in a Tricks Battle session”.

Even though it’s Funkies type gear it is actually quite useful for snow tricks if you aren’t progressed far into the career and have very good gear. It has high air rotation stats, making it very good for spins and much better than the early items given in the Snow Trick career. You can use it either in the Snow Race or Snow Trick events. With it equipped, you need to score a total of 5,000,000 points from doing tricks. This counts in events, out of events, wherever you can do tricks and earn score. There isn’t a specific place you can track this total, so it’s recommended you stick with using the one-foot board for most snow trick events until you earn the trophy or need to use other equipment.

The easiest way to earn this trophy if you don’t do it naturally is by doing the Lift Descent stunt on the far west side of the map.

This stunt has you go down a path, then grind the wire on a chair lift.

If you complete the stunt in one go you should get it, but if you don’t you can do a trick of the ramp, then land on the wire and just don’t move until the end, where you can jump off. Even with auto landing and grind turned on you can surpass 100,000 points for the combo just by sitting on it to the end. Don’t worry that the stunt is warning you about a missed checkpoint, it just ends the stunt run but doesn’t stop you grinding the wire.

For this trophy you can just play the same event more than once if you want to, it doesn’t require playing 10 unique events, meaning you can just do a short Snow Trick event over and over. If you need to check how many Versus Mode events you have completed you can look in the Ubisoft Connect menu, then under Stats > Progression under the “VS Sessions completed” stat.

For this trophy, you need to perfectly land 50 double backflips >  (or triple, quadruple, etc) while using Manual landing mode.  Landing perfectly is done by hitting the ground after a jump as even as you can with the slope of the ground. This will be something you need to feel out for yourself during gameplay and will get better with over time.

It is recommended you start the game using Manual landing so you are used to it from the start, and continue working on this trophy during gameplay. There isn’t a way to actually track how many you have done, so you will just need to keep trying to do this over time.

There isn’t a specific location you can see the actual number of unique events you have completed, but you can mostly work out the number yourself by checking the Progress > Careers menu.

The careers menu lists the number of events you have completed from each career. This doesn’t show Shackdaddy events so if you’ve completed those you would have to complete them on the map manually, but if you add up the totals in the careers menu you can get a general idea of how many unique events that you have completed.

Here the game shows two featured UGC events, one Trick and one Race, then you can choose “Browse Events” to look through other events that have been put up by players. Through this menu, you need to complete any UGC events a total of 50 times to earn this trophy. You can play the same ones multiple times if you like, it doesn’t need to be 50 unique events.

You can view the number of UGC events you have completed by going into the Ubisoft Connect menu, then under Stats > Progression, then under “Creations played”.

You can view the number of Shackdaddy Weekly Challenges you have completed by going into the Ubisoft Connect menu, then under Stats > Progression, then under “Shackdaddy Bandit weekly challenges completed” right at the bottom of the list.

See the trophy “So Crazy…” for an explanation on unlocking Shackdaddy Weekly Challenges and where they are located.

This mode is basically just taking any of the events you can play through the single-player careers and playing against up to 12 matchmade players. You can choose between the normal playlist or special timed playlists that offer specific event types. Complete any 50 events in Free for all to earn this trophy.

It is the final gameplay item unlocked through obtaining stars, and basically the “ultimate” event for the solo game.

This is a 7 run long score-based event, going through each of the score event types on a very unique area of the map. Win the entire event to earn this trophy.

They can be seen on the map from the same red triangle symbol shown in the trophy description.

For this trophy, you need to complete 20 out of the possible 23 stunts that are available in the game. Most stunts are narrow trails that you need to ride on, with some also incorporating flying with the rocketwing to go through hoops. They have a time limit that starts when you approach them, and you just need to read the final checkpoint before time runs out to complete them and earn a Star reward. You can use Backtrack and get off your bike and walk when you’re doing them, which is helpful if you need to reposition or if you fall down.

There are 45 Landmarks and 11 Relics to find, and they are marked on the map with a yellow icon when you unfog a new area of the map.

It is recommended for this trophy that you find all of these, as they are easy to find and you can easily fly to them and grab them based on the map icons.

The balloon collectibles are a bit more of an issue. Assuming you get all Landmarks and Relics that means you need to find 144 out of a possible 500 balloons to reach the 200 total. The issue with the balloons is that they aren’t marked on the map at all, you have to just come across them. You aren’t completely in the dark, as when you are near enough to one of them you can hear a constant record scratching noise coming from the direction of the balloon.

They seem to often be near start points for events, though there is still a large number just out in the middle of nowhere. It would be highly recommended that you actively grab them while going to and from events whenever you hear them. Don’t ignore them until later because trying to just find nearly 150 by just scouring the map would take much longer than making sure to grab them when you see them.

If you do finish everything else and still need to search for some collectibles, you are able to look for them using the 3D map view. You can zoom around the map quicker and look for the collectibles because they do still appear and you can hear the record scratching noise still in map view, then put a waypoint marker and go grab them.

If you need help finding enough collectibles, you can check the below maps for the approximate location of 150~ of the balloons, which is enough to earn the trophy if you collect all Landmarks and Relics too.  Each red dot is around where the balloon should be, so you can travel there and check around in 3D map view for the balloons. Click the images to open the full-size versions.

Grand Teton

Yosemite

Mammoth

Sequoia

Zion

Bryce Canyon

Canyonlands