MUCH more Shards needed!

I'm playing InFamous Second Son and started out being 'good', then once I had unlocked all (available at the time) powers, I started doing the 'bad' things to max out its powers. Well.. Lo-And-Behold, I now see money things to unlock under the 'Good' side and I've ended the game and still have yet to max out even all of the 'bad' powers. There seem to be no Shards left anywhere, and all I can do now is just run around doing the D.U.P. Takedown Missions (earning me no Shards), fight Drug Dealers (I subdue them whenever possible) and fight D.U.P. Officers (subduing then whenever possible). I assume I've screwed up horribly and that I'm outta luck, but I need to be sure. Am I forced to start the entire game all over again or can I still upgrade both the 'good' & 'bad' abilities?

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Best Answer

There are only enough shards to maximize either the good or bad side.

I believe it is intended that you play the game twice, once as good and once as bad.

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Why are the shards important?

There are two main reasons why sharding is important, with the first one being that it allows you to split and thereby scale volumes of data. So if you have growing amounts of data, you will not face a bottleneck because you can always tweak the number of shards for a particular index.

How do I increase number of shards in ElasticSearch?

Once you set the number of shards for an index in ElasticSearch, you cannot change them. You will need to create a new index with the desired number of shards, and depending on your use case, you may want then to transfer the data to the new index.

How many shards are needed?

Aim for 20 shards or fewer per GB of heap memoryedit The number of shards a data node can hold is proportional to the node's heap memory. For example, a node with 30GB of heap memory should have at most 600 shards. The further below this limit you can keep your nodes, the better.

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