VRM Computers are simply panels Raiden interacts with to download the VRM. There are a few VR Mission Computers in the game which unlock optional VR Missions. This collectible is tracked in the Collections menu. Note that some Gekko Mimics may require Raiden to sneak through a section to find them, or to revisit a section to spawn them. Finding and destroying them all may yield a reward. There are at least five Dwarf Gekko Humanoids (or Gekko Mimics) in the game. Civilians are human, and while squishy and vulnerable, are immune to the EM Grenade effects and other electronic interference. There seems to be four Hostages in the game - essentially civilians being held at gunpoint by hostile cyborgs. Note that you can see the enemy past the cardboard box's slits, if you angle your camera correctly - AR Vision mode will not detect them. Finding all of them (and killing them) will unlock the High Frequency Wooden Sword. There are five Cardboard Box Guys in the game.

You may choose not to grind your way through the game if you so wish.

When you hit a brick wall with a boss or particularly tough battle or encounter, chances are you may want to 'grind' just a little to earn BP to power-up Raiden in the Shop (Customization Menu). The layout of Rising Revengeance will closely mirror that of KOEI's Dynasty Warriors series - that is, after you complete a mission, you can go back into it on another difficulty with all the trappings, items, and abilities you've earned to 'farm' it or to 'grind' for BP (Battle Points). Additionally, each mission (again with the exception of R-00 and R-06) will have VR Mission Computers, Data Storage devices, and Left Arms (or IDs) to claim. All missions (except for R-00 and R-06) have an Endurance Plus (or Life Extension note you cannot use the + sign in a wiki page's title) which will add 10% more life to Raiden.

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