Usually, games that remain under development for a very long time do not turn out to be great. However, Square Enix's Final Fantasy XV is definitely not one of them.
The hit action role-playing video game has pulled off the nearly impossible by emerging as one of the best entries in the game publisher's highly lauded JRPG series in years. In addition to its central story, Final Fantasy XV features an ample of sidequests --- allowing players who complete them to earn bounties, experience points, and get some rare items. One of the aforesaid missions revolves around finding Ulwaat Berries, in order to finish the Coctura quest and earn a much-deserved reward.
Final Fantasy XV fans, brace yourselves as finding an Ulwaat berry can be quite a backbreaking task. But if the player knows exactly where to look, this quest could be easily mastered. Let's delve into a step-by-step walkthrough that centers on how players can find Ulwaat Berries to earn rewards and move ahead in the game.
Where To Find Ulwaat Berries In Final Fantasy XV
The player must activate this quest in order to access Ulwaat Berries. It's also important to bear in mind that this will only happen upon reaching Final Fantasy XV's Chapter 8 and not before that. Once the player reaches this chapter, it is imperative that he/she must follow the story until they start the Brave New World Quest, according to GamersHeroes.
How To Finish New World Quest To Get Ulwaat Berries
This quest allows players to grow Caem Carrots in their own farms. Caem Carrots can come in handy later in the game as players can exchange them for various rare and useful items. This can also be done once the carrots start to grow, according to a Final Fantasy XV video (see below) posted by YouTuber SplitPlaythru.
Later, an NPC should come up to the player with some trading items in exchange for Caem Carrots. Ulwaat Berries are some of these items. Players must opt to trade 2 carrots only to make sure they get Ulwaat Berries.
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