Ok, my main screen has changed. It took way more than 100hrs on my playthrough to display this "new" one 
Great, thanks!
Edit : Oh, some will be pleased I guess
The Unmoored World! Have fun (don't panic!)Ok, my main screen has changed. It took way more than 100hrs on my playthrough to display this "new" one
Already did and "really" finished the game! Surprisingly, I died only twiceThe Unmoored World! Have fun (don't panic!)
I farmed materials, Ferrystones, Wakestones and Wyrmslife Crystals for a good while and then I started a NG+ with an absurd amount of everything.
(I'm quite surprised Capcom "hide" so much content, because it's not like "post-game" is obvious)
Ah great!Already did and "really" finished the game! Surprisingly, I died only twice
I farmed materials, Ferrystones, Wakestones and Wyrmslife Crystals for a good while and then I started a NG+ with an absurd amount of everything.
(I'm quite surprised Capcom "hide" so much content, because it's not like "post-game" is obvious)
I'm about to finish ng+ as well. I'm not sure what I want to do next because I'd love to play through again, but I really don't like how the map is 100% revealed in ng+ cycles and I don't want to start a new character - I've got an absurd amount of everything as well, haha.I would love if we could stay in the Unmoored World post-game indefinitely. I've seen some people claim the time limit didn't affect them...
Yeah, that's my "issue" with NG+Ah great!
You don't know where you haven't explored yet, a lot of chests are already "opened" or contain items you don't need and above all, you're really "over-leveled". I mean I was level 104 when I started my NG+^^ and even by equipping the most basic stuff available, I literally destroyed everything... To be honest, I consider restarting a new character because there won't be anything new for now, and quests, well... that's not the best part of the game
I do and didn't affect me either
After completing all the trials as quick as possible (except the last very one indeed), saving everyone in each cities/towns the fog did no longer progress. So I was able to rest as many times I wanted and stay here as long as I wanted. Only issue, dragons/drakes and some other monsters (like "dark chimera") do not seem to respawn... So sadly, it seem impossible to buy every piece of "post-game" stuff
I had to leave because my main pawn had the dragon plague. I didn't find any way to way to cure her. I killed her (threw her from high and let her die, no water and brine obviously^^) and respawned her many times, she still get it and at the same stage (red eyes and headaches). I was so afraid she would will kill everyone after a rest... So I left and trigger the ending, sadly.
I had to leave because my main pawn had the dragon plague. I didn't find any way to way to cure her. I killed her (threw her from high and let her die, no water and brine obviously^^) and respawned her many times, she still get it and at the same stage (red eyes and headaches). I was so afraid she would will kill everyone after a rest... So I left and trigger the ending, sadly.
Yeah there's no hard difficulty scaling on ng+ either really. I sometimes cut my party size to 2 or 3 (depending) to try and scale back the easiness a bit, still my only deaths are from falling whilst exploring (looking for Seeker Tokens)lYou don't know where you haven't explored yet, a lot of chests are already "opened" or contain items you don't need and above all, you're really "over-leveled". I mean I was level 104 when I started my NG+^^ and even by equipping the most basic stuff available, I literally destroyed everything... To be honest, I consider restarting a new character because there won't be anything new for now, and quests, well... that's not the best part of the game
I'll have to try seeing how long I can stay in the Unmoored World this run
and yeah, Dragonsplague sucks. It's weird though, I've had it go away on its own multiple times, camping outside or talking to my Pawn in the Rift seems to do...something. I'm sure dataminers or people who obsess over this stuff have it figured out though, haha.Obviously useless for anyone on console but the game being too easy being one of the main complaints about it, mods are coming to the rescue there.
I'm using both "custom difficulty tweaks" and "new game plus - true difficulty" and the experience is vastly improved.
They play well together and make the end game and NG+ a challenge. Have a look if you're on PC, it's well worth it.
I'm using both "custom difficulty tweaks" and "new game plus - true difficulty" and the experience is vastly improved.
They play well together and make the end game and NG+ a challenge. Have a look if you're on PC, it's well worth it.
In fact, I quite like the "plague"I'll have to try seeing how long I can stay in the Unmoored World this run
I managed to "cure" the plague on my pawn(s) a couple of times in the normal world. I simply threw them in the brine, then respawn my main pawn and "hire" new others, easy.
But in the Unmoored world, it didn't work for my main pawn. I'm not sure if it's intended or a bug, but I didn't want to screw my playthrough because I pushed my luck for too long
Well, I can't use mods, but for me, "difficulty" is not really an issue in a "regular" playthrough. I gave up my NG+, restarted one and currently, I avoid and will avoid archer and magic-archer which are arguably the most powerful classes (I'll just level them up to get the "perks"). On side note, "difficulty" in NG+ is not the biggest issue I have with. My main concern it's because NG+ "kill" the exploration and turn almost every single item/chest totally useless.
Which is a fair complaint.
I'm just saying one of the most common complaint is difficulty. That and the lack of enemy variety (which kind of loops back to difficulty).
Simply put, by the time you reach end game you are absurdly powerful unless you voluntarily gimp yourself. Yourself are avoiding two entire vocations for that very reason. Prior to these mods, the only classes I felt weren't grossly overpowered by the end game were mage, figther and trickster and that's only because their roles are largely supportive.
Having to gimp yourself or avoid entire classes to be challenged shouldn't be a thing. We are lucky to have mods to fix this on PC but it sucks consoles are left out and stuck with an experience that starts off feeling balance only to later become such a walk in the park.
Sifu.
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey.
Hogwart's legacy
Star wars: the old republic
Red Dead Redemption 2
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Lich... I mean righteous
(my character)
Assassin's Creed: Odyssey.
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Hogwart's legacy
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Star wars: the old republic
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Red Dead Redemption 2
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Pathfinder: Wrath of the Lich... I mean righteous
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Yes, hazelnuts (the large, brown thing just below my character) growing in the ground is definitely realistic.
Another one from Stardew Valley. Crab rave!
It was complete with music and animations.
Also spotted this guy flying across the sky in the evening of the 24th of Winter...
There is a celebration on the 25th of Winter (the year consists of four seasons, each of them having 28 days), too, just not called Christmas.
It was complete with music and animations.
Also spotted this guy flying across the sky in the evening of the 24th of Winter...
There is a celebration on the 25th of Winter (the year consists of four seasons, each of them having 28 days), too, just not called Christmas.
Indeed. I've had my eye on it for quite a while. Very curious to see how it'll turn out.
Yep, I keep an eye on Manor Lords too. I will play it that's for sure, it's on the Game Pass day one
It's been a while the last time I played it, but happy to return in The Ascent!
