First off, I want to say that this guide was heavily inspired by reddit u/Ace-Jr ‘s “The True Complete endgame checklist”. I used it as the starting point of this guide, and I highly recommend you check that out here. I have also linked to a few other super helpful guides, both by people on Reddit and Steam, and a few larger gaming websites.

Any list items with a *** next to them are items I wanted to include here for those who really wanted to do everything, but that I think aren’t worth your time. These may be things that give no rewards, have no unique value, or have the same effect if you just googled it and looked at the pictures.

I tried my best not to give any spoilers in the guide, and I think I did pretty well, but I warn you ahead of time. If you are worried about missables, the missables section of this guide is the best I have seen. Just be careful there too, it is a bit spoilery by its very nature.

None of the guides referenced here were created by me. I only gathered those I found most useful. I have asked and received permission from all guide owners, except for u/Raithen_Rhazzt, to whom I sent two separate reddit messages, and have received no reply. If I hear from them in the future, their guide may be removed, but will be replaced with something else. All praise should be given to those are combed through this game to find all this information. Please subscribe, bookmark, and upvote those who you find referenced, if you are so inclined. They are the real heroes here.

If you feel I have missed anything, or have any advice on things that I should clarify or add, please comment and I will try to improve this guide!

(Azure’s Steam Guide)
Before anything else, Azure's Missables guide is amazing and way better than I could do. Just go look at his, it is great. He covers all the bases really well.

Finish The Story
This is pretty straightforward. The red quests in your quest log are those that contribute to the main story. Don’t feel like you have to rush to finish the game. The story is best when experienced slowly, with lots of exploring with your buddies in the meantime. Of course, once you do finish the story, you are ready to move on to all of the end game content FFXV has to offer!

Collect all Achievements (The Horror Network Steam Guide)
The first step to fully completing a game is getting all of the achievements! Most of these you will get from simply playing the game, but some you will have to work for. This guide listed here, one of the best out there by the way, does have some spoilers, so don’t worry about missing achievements while you are moving though the story. No achievements are permanently locked, but they may require a second playthrough, such as betting a final boss on Normal difficulty, or collecting all of a specific item.

Clear all visible sidequests (Full Quest List, not just visible sidequests[finalfantasy.wikia.com]) (Azure’s Steam Guide)
Almost all of the side quests in FFXV will become visible on their own. They will show up on the map with a yellow question mark, and if you go to that location, you can interact with something or someone to begin the quest. If you have any issues or questions regarding side quests, there are many sites and videos offering help. IGN has great text guides for most of them, but ultimately, just google the name of the quest and many options will come up. Visit Azure’s Guide for extra missions that have been added in the Royal Edition that aren’t on the full quest list yet.

List of Quest Lines
Dave: Collect hunters tags, bring back to Dave, rewards EXP and recovery items (9 Quests)
Takka: Collect some kind of ingredient, bring back to Takka, rewards EXP and ingredients (6 Quests)
Dino: Collect some kind material, bring back to Dino, rewards EXP and accessories (5 Quests)
Cindy: Collect some car part, bring back to Cindy, rewards EXP and car part (7 quests)
Sania: Collect some animal or animal part, bring back to Sania, rewards EXP and accessories (7 quests)
Navyth: Catch a fish, show to Navyth, rewards EXP and fishing gear (4 quests)
Vyv: Take a photo of a specific area, bring back to Vyv, rewards EXP and Gil (8 quests)
Lestallum Merchants: Collect something for a merchant, bring back to merchant, rewards EXP and shop discounts (9 quests)
Holly: Do something regarding power management within Lestallum, report back to Holly, rewards EXP and Gil (3 quests)
Wiz: Complete some favor about Chocobos for Wiz, return to Wiz, rewards EXP, Chocobo food, and Chocobo colors (5 quests)
Randolph: Defeat some powerful monster or set of monsters, bring body part back to Randolph, rewards EXP and powerful weapon (5 quests)

Clear Mystery Scraps Side Quest (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
The Mystery Scraps Side Quests are a series of quests which require you to find a clue which is unmarked on the map, which will then start a quest which reveals the general area in which to search for a part of a secret map. Once all of the quests are completed, a final quest will start which has a large reward. These quests are impossible without the guide, so feel free to use the one provided. In addition, Gosunoob has great guides for a bunch of aspects of FFXV, and are a good resource for games in general. #noreallyimnotsponsored

Clear “Stealing the Past” Side Quest (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
Stealing the Past is another secret Side Quest that leads to a great reward. Noctis and crew must hear a tip from some bandits in Lestallum before this quest is marked on the map, a feat which can only be accomplished at night. This quest can only be finished once the Regalia Type-F has been acquired. This will also lead you to the secret dungeon, the Pitioss Ruins. Once again, this quest can be difficult without the guide, so there is no shame in using it.

*** Clear all Hunt Missions, Max Hunter Level (Team Brg Guide[teambrg.com])
Hunts are a type of optional side quest that you will encounter early on in the game. They consist of selecting a contract on a specific target in a specific area. Sometimes it is beasts, sometimes it is demons. Sometimes it is many enemies, sometimes only one. Ultimately, you go to a place and you kill a thing. There are a BOATLOAD of these hunts, with each outpost you encounter having a unique set of hunts. Each time you complete a hunt for the first time, you are given a large gil reward and often some kind of accessory, in addition to stars which go towards increasing your hunter rank. Once you get enough stars, your rank increases and you get access to higher level hunts with better rewards and more dangerous enemies. There are ten hunter ranks in total.

Complete all Photo Ops (IGN Guide)
Photo ops are a quick break from the action during which Prompto will ask if you can visit a specific location to take a group photo. These will activate once you enter a certain area, often within view of the target destination. This will often happen when traveling in the car. Regardless of your answer to prompto's question, the quest will be added to your docket with a marked location at which the photo will be taken. Arrive and interact with the location for the photo to be taken. The only caveat here is that photos can only be taken during daylight hours. The listed IGN Guide will take you to the specific photo op for the mountain, and the list of all photo ops included in the base game. The greyed out Photo Ops don’t exist on IGN, but guides can be found by googling the photo op name. The following Photo Ops were added with the addition of the Royal Vessel, and can be accessed in the listed method. These descriptions were pulled from Steam user Azure’s completion guide, which can be viewed here. This guide is also a great resource, and I highly recommend that you check it out.
Photo Op: Restaurant
When taking the boat outside of Galdin Quay Prompto will ask for this Op.
Photo Op: Gate
When taking the boat outside of Altissia Prompto will ask for this Op.
Photo Op: Cape
When taking the boat outside of Cape Caem at some point Prompto will ask for this Op.
Photo Op: Island
When taking the boat to the island where Noctis starts Chapter 14 in, at some point Prompto will ask for this Op.

*** Broken cars & Rescue quests (Gosunoob Broken Cars[www.gosunoob.com]) (Gosunoob Rescue Quests[www.gosunoob.com])
These quests both task you with rescuing a citizen in need. The Broken car quests can be activated by speaking to people standing next to their broken down cars on the side of the road. Bring these citizens a repair box, an item purchasable at many shops and in the Regalia, to complete the request. The drivers will start to fix their car, and you will get some small reward. The rescue quests are a little more involved. Upon entering the area of the quest, someone will remark upon hearing someone calling for help, and the quest will begin. The quest pointer will show a general area in which to search for a wounded person. Upon finding them, you must give them a potion to heal their wounds, and they will give you some small reward. These quests provide no special rewards, and of the items on this list, is probably the least worthwhile.

Clear all Imperial Base Strongholds, 3 Total
These are stealth missions in which you infiltrate a Niflheim base, complete some objective, then escape. Two are completed during the main quest line and one is optional, occuring at the marked imperial base in the top right of the map, near Hammerhead. These provide some fun extra challenge, minus the stealth, and are the key requirement for unlocking the Regalia Type-F. If you are struggling to find the 3rd base, check on the Regalia Type-F guide and it will direct you to the fort.

All Tours (u/Fonzi90GT Reddit List of Campsite Interactions)
Tours are short side quests that you complete with a single one of your road trip buddies. If you camp at a specific campsite, the buddy will approach you after dinner about some proposition for the following morning. Accept, and the quest will begin once you wake up. There is one special event with that occurs at a hotel rather than a campsite and will give you a special photo filter. Each party member has three tours to complete, except for Prompto's extra conversersation, which brings his total up to four. Just be a good, supporting friend when this interaction occurs, and you will get the reward. If you really don’t know how to respond, look up the answers to give beforehand, as they are timed answers.

(Slight Spoilers) Talk to all 14 allies during Adamantoise Quest
Once you finish the main quest, a quest line will be unlocked which will conclude with a fight against the Adamantoise. Before the final showdown, you will be given a chance to prepare with your allies in a local dinner. Depending on whether or not you have met them, up to 14 allies can arrive at this time to offer words of support and some curative items, as well as Oracle Ascension coins after the fight. To have access to all of these interactions, as this quest line can not be repeated, simply do this quest line last, so that all other side quests, including Menace Dungeons, have been completed first so that you will meet all of your potential allies.

Clear all training at camp
There are several levels of sparing to undertake against your buddies and Aranea when you camp out. Complete these for accessories rewards, as well as EXP and AP.

Defeat Omega (Youtube Location Guide)
Omega is a secret boss during chapter 14. I won’t say much more for risk of spoilers, but follow the guide for information on how to find it.

Complete all Dungeons (IGN Individual Dungeon Guides) (Gosunoob Dungeon Map and General Dungeon Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
There are 12 dungeons in FFXV, depending on how you count. Some you will encounter while playing the main quest, but many you will have to seek out on your own. Most reward you with a royal arm, but not all. There is one secret dungeon that requires no combat, but I will go over that later.

Clear all Menace Dungeons (IGN Guide)
Menace Dungeons are the ultimate post-game challenge in FFXV. Once you have completed all of the normal dungeons and finished the main story quest, a new side quest will be unlocked at the Hunter HQ. Investigate this side quest marker to speak with an old woman and acquire a key to unlock the sealed doors found in some dungeons. These many leveled secondary dungeons see you facing off against level after winding level of difficult enemies. Most are 20 or 30 levels, but three are 100 level nightmares that will take you many hours to complete. However, these dungeons also provide some of the best gear and weapons in the game.

Obtain all unique loots from Menace Dungeons
As I said, most of the best loot comes from the Menace Dungeons. Make sure to pick up all of the collectibles that you see in these dungeons. The IGN guide videos also show maps of the different items that can be picked up in each room. Some of these are weapons, some powerful accessories. Take your time in these dungeons to get all of the best gear.

Clear Pitioss Ruins
Ahhh, Pitioss Ruins. A beautiful piece of puzzle design, and the top reason this week you will want to kill yourself. This is the same location as the “Stealing the Past” quest. Pitioss Ruins is the secret dungeon in the game, and can only be accessed with the Regalia Type-F by landing on an impossibly difficult runway. Save before trying to do this. Pitioss Ruins is a large, dark dungeon which is one large puzzle, with no enemies to fight, consisting of various platforming puzzles. It will likely take you many hours to complete, and you can not save while doing it. There are several checkpoints along the way, dark souls style, that will reduce the back tracking if you screw up, or decide to come back later. I recommend sitting down with a video walkthrough and going through the dungeon normally once, as it is a very good experience, and gives great gear and items, if super frustrating. After that, I would recommend trying to use a speed run technique. It isn’t super hard, but can take practice. Better to spend 30 minutes trying to pull of the run, than 3 hours going through the maze again. This dungeon is loaded with loot, including most famously the Black Hood, a powerful accessory for Noctis, and the Genji Gloves, a great all round accessory. There are a boatload of guides available online, so pick your favorite, move the sharp objects far away, and settle in for the long haul.

Acquire all Royal Arms (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
There are 13 Royal Arms in the game, each with their own unique powers and stats. You will acquire several during the main quest line, but the rest will have to be sought out on your own. Many are in dungeons, but at least one is just hidden in the open world.

Acquire Weapons (FFXV Wikia Weapons List[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
One of the best parts of RPG’s is collecting all of the best equipment and coolest weapons. FFXV is no exception. This weapons list provides all of the weapons available in the game, including DLC and pre-order weapons. Some people will want to collect all of these, some people will want only the best ones. The best weapons in the game only exist once per playthrough, minus the Death Penalty, so you will have to do a New Game+ if you want to give both Noctis and his friends the best weapons. For those of you who only want to collect the best weapons, there is one extra weapon you will want to collect outside of the best ones on this list. The Cerberus Sniper Rifle in quite unique and worth collecting, even if you won’t use it long term. Google the weapon name to find its location, it is in on the of imperial bases.

Upgrade Weapons (Gamer Heroes Guide[www.gamersheroes.com])
There are many upgradeable weapons in FFXV. Not many of them are endgame weapons, only the upgraded Engine Blade and Machinery are useful in the late game, but this guide lists those weapons that can be upgraded and the materials needed. I would say focus on upgrading the machinery and the engine blade, but if a weapon will be usable at the point that you are in the game, do that too.

Acquire accessories (FFXV Wikia Accessories List[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
I’m not really sure whether or not this is really a point of completion, but I am listing it anyway, because I would be remiss if I didn’t. There are a boatload of different accessories in FFXV, some boosting stats, others providing some other kind of bonus or new passive skill. Each party member can use a total of 3 accessories once the skills are purchased, so in all honesty, I would recommend more so working towards collecting accessories for leveling, and the high power accessories you will use in end game. That being said, each character does have accessories that are unique to them that often provide powerful boosts, these may be worth collecting, if only for the flavor. Most of these are found in the late game Menace Dungeons. Ultimately, read through the accessories list, decide which uncommon accessories you are likely to use, and collect those. Most of them you will collect simply by completing most of the other items on this list, but some you will have to seek out. Note: Some of the most important accessories that aren’t character unique, at least for most people, are the Moogle Charms, Friendship Bands, Ribbons, and Mk2 Magitek Suit.

Obtain best Rod and Reel (Prima Games Guide[www.primagames.com])
There are many rods and reels available in the game, but the best rod is available at the end of the fishing quests, and the best reel is purchasable at the Altissia monster arena.

Acquire Thermal Suit (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
The thermal suit is an unlockable outfit for all four characters which provides boosts to health and fire resistance. Once you have completed Holly’s quest line, walk behind where she stands in front of the powerplant and pick up the thermal suit outfit. If you can’t find it, look at this guide, or elsewhere online. You may not have finished the quest line yet, or you may be looking in the wrong location.

*** Acquire 14 Magic Flasks (u/WickedSynth Reddit Magic Flask Guide)
Magic Flasks are used to store magic spells created from elements. There are more than enough of these collected through normal play to warrant hunting all of them out, and they don’t provide anything special. The one exception to this is a moving conversation with Cor before you leave for Altissia, and a secret scene that only happens at Cape Caem past a certain point in the story. Speak with Cor by the boat before you leave, and you will be given an extra magic flask. Read this guide, and it will describe the location of all of the Magic Flasks.

*** Collect Oracle Ascension Coins (IGN Guide)
These rare coins are used exclusively for high power items as a special shop in Altissia. You can collect them as they go along, and there are many more to be found for those who really want them. I didn’t use any of the items from the shop, so they never served a use, but maybe they will for you.

Level 120 for all 4 Characters
This one is straightforward, if difficult. Just max the level on each of the four characters. You can grind it out, or use a cheat table. The last 20 levels are kind of ridiculous, so I won’t judge. If you want to do it the honest way, there are a million guides online as to each person's fastest grinding method.

Max Ascension Grid
Again, straightforward, yet tedious. So many nodes...

Level 10 all Friend Skills (PowerPyx Guide[www.powerpyx.com])
Noctis and each of his friends has a skill that they will use outside of combat to make the trip easier. Prompto takes pictures, Ignis cooks, Gladio gathers helpful items, and Noctis catches fish. Leveling each of these skills improves them in some way, and is quite the time commitment. See the above guide on tips to get them each to level 10.

Regalia Type-D, Build and Race
The Regalia Type-D is a monster truck like modification for the Regalia that allows it to travel off-road. Once Chapter 8 has started, visit Hammerhead Garage, behind where Cindy is standing, to pick up a quest in which you gather tires for your new car. Before this quest can appear however, you must have completed “The Ever Valorous Regalia”. Once you have unlocked the car, three races will be available, one in each region. If you post a good time on these tracks, you will be rewarded with an upgrade for the Regalia Type-D. Each track will give a separate reward. In addition, the final upgrade for the Type-D, a kind of jump boost, can be purchased from the monster arena in Altissia.

Purchase all Music (FFXV Wikia Guide[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
Many music tracks are available for collection in the game, which can then be played in the Regalia on the road, or in the MP3 player, which is purchasable in the Regalia shop. The music packs are purchasable in the many roadside shops which inhabit Eos.

Acquire all Regalia Upgrades (FFXV Wikia Page[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
The Regalia, in addition to the paint jobs and stickers, has several tangible upgrades which range from improving fuel efficiency, to headlights, which prevent demons from spawning when driving at night. Several of these are acquired from completing Cindy’s car quests, but some must be bought, and some can only be won from the Monster Arena in Altissia. Note: Not listed in this guide are the items which are obtained from the Monster Arena. These items will be clearly visible as rewards in the Monster Arena, marked with a car icon in the rewards section. Make sure to pick these up, as they are some of the best car items in the game.

Acquire all Regalia Paint Colors (FFXV Wikia Page[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
The regalia has many paint colors available for purchase. To craft these paints, you must have purchesed the required paint sample, you must give Cindy the appropriate paint supplies, and pay the cost of the customization. Once it has been purchased the first time, the color can be applied for free from then on out. There are two secret colors which are only unlockable after unlocking the rest of the colors in the game. They aren’t hidden once you have unlocked the other colors, and will be at the bottom of the color list.

Acquire all Regalia Stickers and Skins (FFXV Wikia Page[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
Again, there are many skins and decals available for the Regalia. Many will be purchased, but some will be found in the world. Also, the Crownsguard car decal is only available after a certain point in the game at a kind of secret location at Cape Caem. Don’t spoil certain story points for yourself by looking for this too early. Wait until you have left for Altissia and eventually have the ability to return to Lucis before searching for this decal. Note: Not listed in this guide are the items which are obtained from the Monster Arena. These items will be clearly visible as rewards in the Monster Arena, marked with a car icon in the rewards section. Make sure to pick these up, as they are some of the best car items in the game.

Acquire Regalia Type-F (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
It wouldn’t be Final Fantasy without airships. Each time you finish an imperial base, you will be given a component that has no use. I don’t think you can sell them, but if you can, DON’T! Once you have all three of these pieces, as in you have cleared all of the imperial bases, visit Cindy at Hammerhead, (she may or may not call you to prompt you to do this, I don’t remember), and upon talking to her she will eventually give you the option to modify the Regalia. When you do, the Regalia will change its styling and gain the ability to fly, and use no gas. This also gives you the ability to complete the Pitioss Ruins. Be careful taking off and landing, as it is quite easy to screw up and die in a fiery explosion, so be sure to save often when using this modification.

Bet on the Monster Arena, and collect all special Items
The Totomostro Arena is a monster arena in Altissia. You can bet on monster fights to earn medals which can then traded in at the arena for rewards. Many of these rewards are unique, so this is worth your time. Getting enough metals to buy the best rewards in the arena can take several days, so again, this might be one for some kind of cheat.

Find all campgrounds (Final Fantasy Wikia Campground List[finalfantasy.wikia.com])
If you want to find all of the campgrounds, there you go. Besides the campgrounds that provide Tours, no camp grounds provided special opportunities or rewards. Just a little thing for those who want to milk everything thing from this game.

Find all outposts (FFXV Gamepedia Outpost List[finalfantasyxv.gamepedia.com])
If you want to visit every outpost, here you are.

Play Justice Monsters 5 at least once (Player.One Guide[www.player.one])
Justice Monsters 5 is an arcade game within the world of FFXV. There are several machines throughout the world, and a particularly high value cabinet in Altissia can provide important endgame materials and equipment. There is a trophy attached to playing it a little bit, and it is at least worth checking out.

Catch all types of fish (u/Raithen_Rhazzt Reddit Guide)
Fishing is quite the pastime in FFXV, and there are a large number of different fish which Noctis can catch. Collecting at least one of each is one of the most comprehensive challenges FFXV has to offer. It seems this guide is a least a great start for all the fish in the game and their locations, but with all of the updates, this may no longer be accurate. If you are having trouble finding a fish, and it isn’t on the list, search for some other guide online. Note: This is only guide I have not gotten express permission for. If I hear from Raithen_Rhazzt at some point, I will comply with whatever his wishes are, which may include removing this guide and putting a new one in its place, so don’t be surprised if this changes in the future.

Complete Bestiary
The Bestiary keeps track of all of the enemies you have encountered in your travels. Many entries will be made just thought playing the game, but some enemies are unique and must be sought out to be added. Some of these are from hunts or side quests. I am yet to find a great guide to reference here, so I encourage you to search the web for your favorite.

Complete the Data Log collection (Trueachievements Guide[www.trueachievements.com])
With the addition of the Data Log, a new collectable challenge was added to the game. Throughout the world you will find various pieces of information, in the form of books, letters, and other sources. Reading these will add them to your Data Log, and add progress towards the achievement. The achievement attached to this, Pursuit of Knowledge, requires only 80% of the Data Log found. Also check out Azure’s Guide for help searching for the data logs, especially in the game’s later chapters.

Find all recipes (u/Ihstkenuty Reddit Guide)
Many recipes are available in FFXV. Some are found in the world in a certain location, some are purchased from shops, some are learned by Ignis upon the leveling of his cooking skill, some are unlocked by eating a similar meal from a shop which Ignis will then recreate, and some are unlocked by acquiring their ingredients.

Win all Chocobo Races (IGN Guide)
There are seven Chocobo Races in FFXV, all which take place at the Chocobo Race track near the Wiz Chocobo Outpost. Some of these races are quite difficult, so I recommend looking up a guide to victory if you need help. These races award you with medals which can be placed on your Chocobo. For bragging rights of course. They seem to provide no stat boost.

Collect all Chocobo Colors (IGN Pears Locations)
Many colors can be collected that can be used to customize your Chocobo. Many of them are rewards from completing the several quests regarding Chocobos given to you by Wiz, but some of them are from finding secret Pears during the Chocobo Races. This IGN guide will point you towards the hidden pears. You don’t have to win the race to save the color, so you will probably have to do the race at least twice to win, and get the pear. There are also other guides available if you struggle to find them with this guide.

Collect All Chocobo Medals
Simply beating all of the races will unlock several medals for you to dress up your chocobo in. They don’t seem to serve any purpose other than as cosmedics.

Get your Chocobo to Max Level
Just like each character’s skills, your chocobo will level up with continued use. Each level will come with some kind of bonus in the form of some kind of boost to speed or stamina, or the unlocking of an ability, such as Dash de Chocobo, which allows you to quickly flee from battle with the help of your Chocobo. To reach the max level, 10, will take quite a lot of time running with your chocobo. They level up with time spent moving with them, with the later levels requiring more time. Depending on how much you use chocobos, this may require quite a lot of grinding, or you may reach the max level naturally though regular play. No trick here, just ride around and enjoy the sights.

Before anything else, FINISH THE GAME BEFORE YOU PLAY THE DLC. Some of them can be played at certain points in the game, and there are guides available as to when to do that if you want to, but I recommend finishing the game before playing them at all. This goes for Comrades as well.
Luckily, the DLC Episodes completion is mostly guided by the achievements. Finish the story, play the extra battle, beat the time trial, etc etc. Because I already listed achievements as a completion point earlier, I am going to leave that out of this section. Instead, I will list competition points that are not connected to an achievement, or only are saved within a single playthrough of the DLC. Note: Some of the achievements for the DLC’s are big spoilers for their content. I suggest playing through them on your own, as well as at least attempting each of the extra activities once before trying to “completionist” them.

Episode Gladio
Given the extremely linear structure of this Episode, all aspects of the DLC are shown in the achievements. Nothing to add here.

Episode Prompto
*** Fully Upgrade the Snowmobile (Light Gun Galaxy Guide[lightgungalaxy.com])
Each of the yellow side quests that show up in the open world of Episode Prompto will net you some snowmobile upgrade parts. Earn enough of them, and you can fully upgrade the snowmobile.

Collect all Documents (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
Sprinkled throughout the world, mostly in the facilities, are documents which shed some more light onto the MTs of Niflheim. These are pretty interesting, and are really worth looking for.

Collect all Outfits (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
There are several different outfits to pick up in Episode Prompto’s open world, and while all of them are variations on a theme, they are some neat costumes, and allow you to tweek Prompto’s stats to your liking a bit, although I always stuck with the base outfit.

Episode Ignis
Buy all Glasses (Gosunoob Guide[www.gosunoob.com])
Glasses fill in the role of outfits in this DLC, and all provide slight stat changes to Ignis, as well as slight visual differences, although I found that the original pair were the ones I used. None of these carry over to the main game.

Buy the Cooking Utensils (Youtube Guide)
This one is just weird. Once you finish the DLC once, if you start a new game it will reference that cooking utensils are now available for purchase. Gather the treasure from the map at the marked treasure points, then go to the specific shop which is shown in the video. Once you buy the cooking utensils from this shop, you will unlock a final technique for Ignis in which he will freeze combat, cook a quick meal, and get a random buff. Once you unlock this in Episode Ignis, it will be available for use in the main game when using character switch. Watch the video, as it explains it much better than I did.

Reclaim all Districts
In my mind at least, Episode Ignis gave us the most satisfying new combat system of any of the three episodes. Reclaiming all the districts gives you an opportunity to experience more of the Episode's great combat, and finishes off the optional objectives for this Episode.

And that's it! I hope you found this useful and informative. As the game updates, I will do my best to keep this guide up to date, but I can’t make any promises. Also, as I start to play through Comrades, if I find that it is worthy of a completion guide, as in, if it has stuff that may need to be pointed out to have the full experience, I will try to add a section. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please leave a comment. Walk tall, my friends!

u/Ace-Jr’s The True Complete endgame checklist
https://www.reddit.com/r/FFXV/comments/5jdwvh/the_true_complete_endgame_checklist/

Azure’s Steam Completion Guide
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1322352935

The Horror Network’s Steam Achievement Guide
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1323195342

u/Fonzi90GT Reddit List of Campsite Interactions
https://www.reddit.com/r/FFXV/comments/5h1dcc/special_events_at_resting_spots/

u/WickedSynth Reddit Magic Flask Guide
https://www.reddit.com/r/FFXV/comments/5j41k4/psa_theres_a_14th_magic_flask_list_of_all_flask/

u/Raithen_Rhazzt Reddit Fishing Reddit Guide
https://www.reddit.com/r/FFXV/comments/5h8kff/complete_list_of_fish_locations_and_effective/

u/Ihstkenuty Reddit Recipies Guide
https://www.reddit.com/r/FFXV/comments/5ifi01/every_single_final_fantasy_15_dish_recipes_where/