How to get and use Contribution Points in Crimson Desert

Crimson Desert has different factions to interest you in different tasks, and completing those will help you get Contribution Points. Different from your staple currency, Contribution Points can be used to get different items in the game.

While you’ll have a limited amount of Contribution Points to begin with, you’ll be able to get more from in-game activities.

How to get Contribution Points in Crimson Desert

Contribution Points in Crimson Desert are essentially faction points that you get from completing various faction quests. Every faction has specific tasks and requests you get to complete. These are largely optional content that’s different from the main quests. However, finishing these tasks can be immensely rewarding to level yourself up.

Open your Journal tab, and then select the Faction Quests to view all the available tasks. These tasks will mostly be from one of the following options.

• Defeat bandits
• Help beggars
• Liberate areas
• Bounties
• Some main story quests.

How to use Contribution Points in Crimson Desert

Once you’ve enough Contribution Points, you can use the currency at Contribution Shops. There are separate shops for every faction in Crimson Desert. The items you get from the shops also vary based on the faction.

When you’re in Hernand, take the path that leads you to the castle. You’ll find a door on the main path (towards the castle). Head inside, and you’ll find Haldwin. You can then choose to spend your Contribution Points to buy whatever you want and need.

Each faction store offers unique armor pieces and weapons that you can buy with the Contribution Points. Some of these items might be expensive, but Contribution Points aren’t difficult to obtain if you’re doing the side quests.

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Retro Rewind: Video Store Simulator has a list of Unique VHS tapes that can appear in the New Releases section, and they’re all based on real-life movies. While the tapes and their names are completely made up, they’re clearly adapted from popular movies we have had in real life.

This guide will provide you with a complete list of all such tapes that can appear in New Releases when you’re trying to purchase a tape.

All Unique VHS tapes and SKU Codes in Retro Rewind

Unique VHS tapes are different from ordinary ones. For starters, they only appear under the ‘New Releases’ section. Second, you’ll need to manually own the tape before you can choose to use the SKU Code to order a pirated version. These also include only VHS tapes that have unique posters that refer to the original movies.

Unique VHS name	Original Movie	Genre
BAD BAX	Mad Max (1979)	Action	[13334]
Die Trying	Die Hard (1988)	Action	[22664]
Jumbo Manhunt	First Blood (1982)	Action	[19654]
Phantom Patrol	Ghostbusters (1984)	Comedy	[27593]
The Color Violet	The Color Purple (1985)	Drama	[10693]
Poetry is Dead	Dead Poets Society (1989)	Drama	[22834]
Rain Woman	Thelma & Louise (1991)	Drama	[19759]
Holiday Break-in	Home Alone (1990)	Xmas	[23771]
Xenocat	Alien (1979)	Sci-Fi	[27356]
X-Terminate	The Terminator (1984)	Sci-Fi	[48825]
Galactic Revellion IV	Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope (1977)	Sci-Fi	[22211]
Forward to the Past	Back to the Future (1985)	Sci-Fi	[26621]
Pimpleface	Scarface (1983)	Police	[18610]
Phone Home	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	Kid	[23336]
The Static Haunting	Poltergeist (1982)	Horror	[48927]
Hell Hotel	The Shining (1980)	Horror	[14442]
Bad Dreams on Mel Road	A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)	Horror	[12286]
13 Bodies	Friday the 13th (1980)	Horror	[21599]
Kronan the Berserker	Conan the Barbarian (1982)	Fantasy	[45691]
Draconic Park	Jurassic Park (1993)	Fantasy	[16064]

SKU Codes are applicable for all types of VHS tapes that you can obtain in the game, and having them will allow you to pirate any movie you want.

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