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In this guide, we shall go over how to put your hands behind your back as a stance in PEAK so you can get that perfect screenshot.
As you go about playing PEAK with your friends, you’ve probably noticed that some of them stand about with their hands behind their backs. With their hands behind, the characters look like they’re aura farming to the max, and it makes for some pretty cool (and sometimes funny) screenshots.
Since a lot of stuff in PEAK is unlockable, you may wonder if that stance itself is something locked behind a badge or achievement. If you’re wondering how to put your hands behind your back so you can look cool, this article is for you.
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How To Put Your Hands Behind Your Back in PEAK
As stated earlier, PEAK has a stance where your character rests their hands behind their back, making them look like a badass detective of sorts. Unfortunately, there is no way to put your hands behind your back manually. The game automatically determines the character stance, so when you load into the lobby, your character could have any of the available stances.
If you’re perhaps looking to capture an image with that stance and desperately seek it, what you could do is rejoin the lobby a couple of times till you get it. There are about five to six idle stances in the game, so it won’t take you long till you get the hands behind the back pose.
Furthermore, it is important to note that the stance is an idle stance. This means your character needs to be idle in order for that stance to come into effect. If you’re moving around, the first thing you need to do is stop and wait. Once you’ve stopped, stand still and don’t move. Your character will then automatically enter one of the default idle stances. If you’re lucky, you may just get the one that puts your hands behind your back.
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