In Spider-Man: Miles Morales, players must work to build Miles into a hero who can hold his own against anything New York City can throw at him before Peter returns home. For Miles, this is quite a daunting task but for players, this can be an exhilarating challenge. Suiting up as the new Spider-Man takes time, patience, and tons of Activity Tokens.
Activity Tokens aren’t necessarily hard to come by, but players who may not have focused on collecting them throughout the game may find themselves wanting to unlock large amounts of suits or gadget upgrades late in the game. Gaining Activity Tokens quickly is all about having a winning strategy. Here’s how to get more Activity Tokens in Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
How To Get Activity Tokens in Spider-Man: Miles Morales
Activity Tokens come around, as the name suggests when players complete certain activities around town. The simple way to get Tokens is to play through the main game. Each completed mission will net the player a few Tokens here and there. These can often be increased with a stellar performance, high hit combos, and less damage taken. In most missions, there will also be certain performance challenges to complete listed on the side of the screen. Accomplishing these requirements can result in higher Token rewards after the end of the mission.
A great way to rack up Activity Tokens fast is to playthrough the Friendly Neighborhood App. This in-game app allows citizens to request Spider-Man’s help for anything that they may need. The activities on this list typically begin simple but expand into larger adventures that give players plenty of opportunities to gain a lot of Tokens. The trick here is to pick a mission that is easy to complete and to replay it as many times as needed. Replaying missions with greater performances will net players the same or more Tokens each time.
Players who aren’t interested in farming the same missions over and over for Tokens can always swing around the city looking for crimes. As long as the player switches districts periodically, they will be able to find an ample supply of crimes in progress. There is no penalty for skipping crimes, so players should focus on stopping ones that are easy to take care of. Simple robberies are the best crimes for quick performance, whereas helicopter hijacking crimes typically take a longer amount of time. Robberies of F.E.A.S.T. trucks, in particular, may take a bit longer to complete, but provide large amounts of enemies for the player to battle. If these fights are done with as little damage as possible, players should be able to earn quite a few Tokens with each attempt.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales is available on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.