In SULFUR, you can modify your weapon setup by removing weapon oils and attachments without having to discard your firearms. To do this, make sure you’ve unlocked Cherish Hall; accessing the Baptism Font at a workbench there will allow you to adjust your weapons as needed.
How to Remove Oils from Weapons in SULFUR
First off, head to Cherish Hall and purchase the Baptism Font from the merchant. You can only reach this area after you’ve cleared the town, so get that done first.
Here’s a simple step-by-step:
- Finish the town quests to gain access to Cherish Hall.
- Locate the elderly man sitting in a chair; he’s your source for valuable items, including storage upgrades and ammo.
- Use the stamps earned from quests to buy the Baptism Font.
- Utilize the Baptism Font to strip oils from your weapons.
The Baptism Font is super handy for adjusting your weapon’s oil setups, especially if you find yourself stuck with a bad mix.
How to Remove Weapon Attachments in SULFUR
If your weapon has the wrong scope or another attachment, don’t worry. You can easily remove it at the workbench in Cherish Hall.
The workbench is situated outside, near a collection of chairs. Note that a small fee is required for attachment removal, but you won’t lose the item in the process.
Follow these steps to remove attachments:
- Locate the workbench outside next to the chairs.
- Approach it and interact with the prompt.
- Insert the weapon you want to modify into the workbench.
- Pay the set amount of money to detach the item.
- Retrieve the removed attachment from the nearby boxes.
This way, you can keep the attachment for future use instead of losing it forever.
