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Me too. Level 1 playthrough was what I wanted to do. Already acquired the high level ascension abilities and plan on maxing it out completely.
Btw so is it actually the case? Level carry over I mean. I thought the NG+ update was gonna be released alongside the Holiday pack, but as a separate update of course not a part of the season pass.
Btw so is it actually the case? Level carry over I mean. I thought the NG+ update was gonna be released alongside the Holiday pack, but as a separate update of course not a part of the season pass.
Crisis Core, Type-0, and I think Lightning Returns (if I'm understanding the Wiki right) had you keep your levels/stat increases when you started a NG+. The Crystal Chronicles games, Bravely Default, and Dissidia 012 allowed you to either keep levels/stat increases or reset them in NG+.
Personally, I think XV should just implement a new item -- maybe give it a name referencing The World Ends With You -- that allows you to choose your level and gives you AP bonuses based on the amount of levels under your max you are.
Personally, I think XV should just implement a new item -- maybe give it a name referencing The World Ends With You -- that allows you to choose your level and gives you AP bonuses based on the amount of levels under your max you are.
not for Dragon Quest Heroes : the World Tree's Woe and the blight below it isn't . in that game ( which I own by the way.) the levels do carried over in new game plus. as well as skill points, equipment ( except those bought with medals) , abilities, Ingredients , Recipes , medals, heal stones and costumes. what didn't carried of in the new game plus of Dragon Quest heroes was Letters , treasure maps, Accolades and Monster Suppression count, quests, and party members.
It seems there is a case for both keeping levels and not keeping levels. Quite interesting. Haven't played Crisis Core or Type 0 so didn't know those carried over levels too.
I think for this game, it's more a matter of demand creates availability since the development and maintenance for this title has been more reactionary rather than proactive.
If they catch wind of people wanting no level carry over, they may listen and create an option so people can either choose to keep or reset levels.
I think for this game, it's more a matter of demand creates availability since the development and maintenance for this title has been more reactionary rather than proactive.
If they catch wind of people wanting no level carry over, they may listen and create an option so people can either choose to keep or reset levels.
oh and Dragon Quest heroes you can pretty much do everything in that game in one play through. of course in that game you only get to keep mundane equipment/accessories so no uber powerful weapons. there pretty much wasn't a point of playing new game plus in Dragon Quest Heroes. I did find Dragon Quest Heroes to be fun however I do not classify it as RPG. it's a Musou game with Rpg elements.
The big deal is because we know that FF doesn't employ the Soulsbourne series type of NG+ in which variables for the enemies change. I don't think anyone was really expecting that, which is why I personally wasn't expecting NG+ to carry over the levels either.
It should either make the enemies and challenges more difficult while also keeping your level, or it should reset your level if all encounters start all over again. The XV approach makes no sense. Especially since being overleveled is already incredibly easy. You can be in the high 40 or 50s while only in chapter 2 or 3. The difficult part is obtaining all the gear and unlocking AP stuff, which is why it's good to have those carry over.
It should either make the enemies and challenges more difficult while also keeping your level, or it should reset your level if all encounters start all over again. The XV approach makes no sense. Especially since being overleveled is already incredibly easy. You can be in the high 40 or 50s while only in chapter 2 or 3. The difficult part is obtaining all the gear and unlocking AP stuff, which is why it's good to have those carry over.
Literally just started up a NG+ to see what's what. Warp strike killed the first enemies I saw. No sense at all, this feels rushed again... Or they got some miscommunication going on... Who wants to play through the game again being OP? That's what Easy Mode is for. This is like Easy Mode +
Edit: Is this the update that has the level limiting item and Extra AP gain items in it? I'd like to do a Level 1 run now that I don't got harder stuff to do.
Edit: Is this the update that has the level limiting item and Extra AP gain items in it? I'd like to do a Level 1 run now that I don't got harder stuff to do.
The no-exp and extra-ap stuff will be added with the December the 22nd update. Which is this patch, but it needs to be unlocked by an additional download of a few MB (already out in Australia).
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Tabata says the sales figures in the current japanese gaming market are quite nice. Overseas sales are looking bright.
Tabata says the sales figures in the current japanese gaming market are quite nice. Overseas sales are looking bright.
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