...which is exactly what Brave Forest Siege is. It's Escape from the Kyln for non-Marvel Disney Infinity figures.Nothing like it though. Is like Escape from Kyln, which is close Diablo in perspective, beating tons of enemies and collect loot.
...which is exactly what Brave Forest Siege is. It's Escape from the Kyln for non-Marvel Disney Infinity figures.Nothing like it though. Is like Escape from Kyln, which is close Diablo in perspective, beating tons of enemies and collect loot.
So realistically, how hard would it be to obtain all the 1.0 and 2.0 stuff right now? Is most of it OOP and crazy expensive?
Sounds like there's only a few figures that are really hard to get. I haven't looked into it myself but I've seen this question asked a few times and that seems to be the response people give.
Any idea which ones?
I think the general idea of the playset might be lost on you if you haven't seen the movie. It's a very abstract concept of the personified emotions inside a girl's brain controlling the way she thinks and acts. I don't know, it's probably possible for you to get the gist of it enough to enjoy the playset. But it's easy for me to recommend the movie, which I thought was pretty good.
I don't know if Best Buy's deal includes figures from previous games, but my favorites from 2.0 were Stitch and Merida. Stitch becomes an absolute beast when you level him up enough and expand his skill tree.
Toy Box Takeover is delayed, out of stock, or released later?
Releasing later.
Antman announcement there?
I have Infinity 1.0 and 2.0 on Wii U, but am making the jump to PS4 for 3.0. Does anyone know if the character stats (Exp and stuff) on existing figures carries over from console to console?
I seem to recall the figures have some kind of owner ID attached, so moving from 1.0 to 2.0 on the same Wii U using the same NNID was no issue. But will going to 3.0 on PS4 with a different account system that declares ownership over my characters wipe my progress? Or is it tied to the Disney account? Or no account at all and I'm just making this all up, and I should be fine?
It's tied to the toy itself. I had no issues moving from PS4 to Xbox One with the 2.0 to 3.0 switch, other than I had to elect to "Share Ownership" of every figure I had used in 2.0 when I placed the figure into 3.0.
For people just getting into this, Gamestop is still holding the promotion for B2G3 free for DI figures. If you don't mind preowned (most of the figures I got looked like new), you can get 5 figures essentially for about $20. You can also get playset pieces too.
If any of the figures are a little dirty, some 91% alcohol will take those little marks right off.
Any idea which ones?
Francesco Bernoulli and The Lone Ranger Play Set were definitely the first to be discontinued. I can tell you that much.
Weird. Remember it way dIfferent than that. XD...which is exactly what Brave Forest Siege is. It's Escape from the Kyln for non-Marvel Disney Infinity figures.
So, has anyone figured out how to farm? Does it take a while?
Yes and no.Okay, completely newbie questions. Saw the GT review, and it looked amazing. Never played anything Infinity.
If I buy I figure from the 2.0 set, in what way can I play with the character in the new version? Do the Star Wars figures only work in those levels or can I use anyone? Like Jasmin running around with a lightsaber?
Haven't read much about problems with the PS4 version, but problems with framerate can be fixed/patched.Is there any chance the visuals and framerate may improve via patches, or, at the very least, newer sets and expansions could run smoother? I sure hope so...
Thanks!
Yes and no.
Infinity games are basically two things:
1. Playsets: this are figures that basically contain full worlds /games based around one franchise and therefore use characters from it. So in Star Wars, you can only play with Star Wars characters, Inside Out with Inside Out characters, etc. (As a note, playsets from 1.0 onky work in 1.0, 2.0 work on 2.0...so keep that in mind when buying playsets).
2. Toy Box: this is basically were everything else is. You create games, you download games, you play random games. Here you can mix and match characters from any world and even give them any weapon or accesory, even vehicles. See it as a virtual toy box, were you play with any toys you have and euther create your own adventures or play other people's.
Hey, so I'm freshly interested after that other Gametrailers 8.2 thread. What would be a recommended, relatively affordable way in? I would mostly be looking to play toy box mode on PS4 or Xbox one, but if there are particular good story levels/packs that are worth getting I'd be open to suggestions. More into SW than Disney cartoons, but loved he toy story 3 game on Ps3
Also, can you buy used bases for eg PS3 and it'll still work on PS4? And difference between PS4 and Xbox?
- Give your sidekick a hoe
- Tell them to work on plot
- Destroy weeds
- Wait a while until plants are fully grown for harvest.
The patch to fix the servers can not come soon enough
Server issues? Are you in the right thread?
There is some online games you can play in the arcade.
They didn't work the first day I bought it and I've forgot to try since.
Server issues? Are you in the right thread?
It's tough with the online games since no one joins your game due to server issues.
People who join often get booted, and when you choose a game most of the time it doesn't initially load. I've been trying for probably 1+ hour and I've only gotten into 1 game.
I only tried a couple of times, and I got games. I didn't realize this was an issue. My mistake.
There's a known issue where the Toy Box Arcade games don't always connect. Quite a few times it will actually send you into another player's Toy Box instead of into the arcade game. My first experience with this was when I was messing around in the INterior and suddenly random people started appearing. I tried locking my game to prevent it but that didn't work. Then when I was playing some of the games in Flynn's Arcade, I found myself in a random toy box. So I'd have to quit and try again. I'd say it threw me into the wrong place about 40% of the time.
My wife was watching my son play this last night... and she loved it. This is going to encroach on my MGSV time, but its nice that there is a game in the house that all of us are going to enjoy and play together.
I need 8 more arcade games to get my trophy. Hopefully they can work this out.
- Give your sidekick a hoe
- Tell them to work on plot
- Destroy weeds
- Wait a while until plants are fully grown for harvest.
Some of the later crops will require you give one of your sidekicks a watering can to water the garden. I kept waiting for them to grow without knowing that.
Once you get the watering can and super growth plot it's extremely quick. The super plot only let's you plant one crop at a time but the yield is much greater. You'll unlock it for your own toy box in which case the single crop limit won't matter since you can put down as many plots as you want. If you have like 10 sidekicks out at once, you'll actually struggle to keep up with them.Thanks
It sounds like it'll take quite a while then.
Once you get the watering can and super growth plot it's extremely quick. The super plot only let's you plant one crop at a time but the yield is much greater. You'll unlock it for your own toy box in which case the single crop limit won't matter since you can put down as many plots as you want. If you have like 10 sidekicks out at once, you'll actually struggle to keep up with them.