Stats carry over yeah.
Gonna need it for dat Hard playthrough
Stats carry over yeah.
I'm pretty sure it still gives the same stats, just you may not get the same items from it as some items you can't have two of.Hmmm, can you gain the same stat boosts if you complete the same quests in a NG+, or the game considers that you already won those bonuses and then they don't increase your stats again? Is there a cap for stats?
Hmmm, can you gain the same stat boosts if you complete the same quests in a NG+, or the game considers that you already won those bonuses and then they don't increase your stats again? Is there a cap for stats?
From what others have said in the Lightning Returns CE/Drakengard 3 CE threads, they seem to be waiting till all items are available in your order and then shipping them together.Has anyone else ordered this game and FFX HD CE? I just wanted to know if Digital River plans on shipping both games separately as they release, or if they will wait for both games to be out to ship them. Anyone know?
Has anyone else ordered this game and FFX HD CE? I just wanted to know if Digital River plans on shipping both games separately as they release, or if they will wait for both games to be out to ship them. Anyone know?
I love how dissimilar a lot of the viewpoints in this thread are to the almost universal hate being piled onto this game from the rest of GAF and the internet in general.
It's a shame that I'm sure a lot of people will never give this game a chance because of brand association, group-thinking, and bad review scores. I think there is genuinely a lot to like about this game.
I love how dissimilar a lot of the viewpoints in this thread are to the almost universal hate being piled onto this game from the rest of GAF and the internet in general.
It's a shame that I'm sure a lot of people will never give this game a chance because of brand association, group-thinking, and bad review scores. I think there is genuinely a lot to like about this game.
Nope. You have to start over via NG+. Best to take care of all quests before point of no return.I have one question: once you finish the game and beat the last boss, can you resume and finish doing quests remaining?
As far as I know, you don't have access to the upgrade your weapons and armor feature at the forge until NG+So is the game meant to be able to get everything done in one playthrough? Or are you pretty much forced to beat the game and go through new game plusses?
If you can do everything in one playthrough, is it extremely hard or very specific? (something like a persona 3/4 run maxing out everything the first time you play, or to a lesser extent Atelier Totori?) Or is it like Atelier Meruru were you literally can't do stuff until new game +
So is the game meant to be able to get everything done in one playthrough? Or are you pretty much forced to beat the game and go through new game plusses?
If you can do everything in one playthrough, is it extremely hard or very specific? (something like a persona 3/4 run maxing out everything the first time you play, or to a lesser extent Atelier Totori?) Or is it like Atelier Meruru were you literally can't do stuff until new game +
Hmmm, I might run out of time if I keep doing sidequests so much.
Do I have to save one day for the last dungeon or are there enough battles to chronostasis your way through? Just don't want to reach the time limit when I'm in middle of the last dungeon or so :/
Nope. You have to start over via NG+. Best to take care of all quests before point of no return.
That's a bit dump, they could've granted a continue and an option to stop the time from flowing so that I could take care of remaining quests. Especially OMEGA and hard stuff like that. Strange eh...
Wondering about this too... Do you have to tackle both the extta dungeon and final dungeon under the time limit?
Can anyone sell me on the synthesis feature? I just have no interest in doing anything with it for the spells because the gains are so....insignificant. There is probably a way to get the most out of it but I've yet to see it. Why should I combine 3 Fire spells when I have Firaga instead? Stuff like that...
From what I've played so far - and full disclosure I'm "gaming by numbers" (following a trophy/achievement guide for every move I make.) it seems like it would be nearly impossible for anyone to do everything one their first attempt.
Even with the guide I sometimes narrowly miss or just hit the target time on the guide. I mean I'm playing this like an Atelier game completely. I only play those games with a guide just because at the moment in my life time is short so I don't have time to fumble around. Some people may not find that fun but I honestly have a great time still.
The game itself - kind of let down so far. The fighting is far between and it's a bunch of fetch quests with little game involved. As it stand this is my least favourite game in the trilogy but I'll still platinum it. I'm willing to bet it opens up a bit more in terms of fights and stuff as I go along... or so I hope.
(Day 3.5 ish. - Side note: I never comment on voice acting but I really enjoywork.)Lumina's
It's definitely not insignificant. The way they list the numbers it might seem that way but the bonuses add up. After you combine doubles, you can strengthen them again with components.
And it's not about 3 fire spells replacing firaga. Eventually you get 3 firagas and level that up too. Firaga takes more ATB to use, so they both have their place depending on the situation.
If nothing else, it cuts down on inventory space because you can farm a lot of doubles of abilities.
Strengthening with components? How do you do that?
If you have some tips on good synthesizing, definitely share. If I can get some wicked gains then I will give it more time of day.
(Day 3.5 ish. - Side note: I never comment on voice acting but I really enjoywork.)Lumina's
Things I noticed in 6 hrs of gameplay and summing it up:
1) story is easier to follow than XIII-2
2) writing is essentially better than XIII-2
3) datalog is now not-anymore needed to understand the story, every event is detailed ingame through cutscenes and NPCs
4) general graphics are horrible in the cities, while mixed up with some nice artstyle (wildlands, deaddunes) can be decent at times
5) Lightning character's model is very good, NPCs obviously not
6) Lumina's animations are cool as hell
7) customization, synthtizing, battle system all very complex to understand but satysfing - something rather new for the franchise
8) game world is pretty extensive and interesting to explore
9) voice acting is very good, Lightning herself even while trying for story-reason to sound as cold as possible reveals many times through subtle voice acting her emotions. Ali Hillis' best work probably. Her character is also quite more complex than the second game and more deep than her first's one, even if now her character arc is all fucked up and fanfictionized. Because of this I still like her less than the other characters that at least kept their original personality.
i really want to platinum this, but i'm dreading doing all the quests again.
Since stats and things you get from quests carry over to NG+, for the trophies related to doing all the quests, couldn't one simply just do the quests on successive playthroughs that were missed before instead of having to do them all again?
You can't even do some quests until other quests are failed, so there's no way to do them all in one go.
You have to do them twice for the accessory upgrading. You basically have to get 30 head accessorys twice. I mean you could not do quests and get access to the last ones by extinction but that sounds even more tedious.
Well, if you kill a type of mob enough, you can make a "Last One" spawn which will have an Omega symbol next to it's name. Effectively the last of its kind. Once you kill it, the type goes extinct.Not sure what you're talking about to be honest, I have no idea what the last ones are
Not sure what you're talking about to be honest, I have no idea what the last ones are
Well, if you kill a type of mob enough, you can make a "Last One" spawn which will have an Omega symbol next to it's name. Effectively the last of its kind. Once you kill it, the type goes extinct.
You can either kill enough mobs, or just face them in the Ultimate Lair on the 14th day.
I got 3 on day 2 \._./
Enemies in the game all have a set number. There's only 60 skeletons in the game, 80 of others, 65,000 of others. When you kill all the enemies in the game of a certain type, they literally go extinct. The very last one is bright pink/purple, and is super strong. They have unique drops and are called The Last One.
And I thought I was bad having one type go extinct on Day 3!I got 3 on day 2 \._./
You have to do roughly 50 side quests to unlock it (1 star quests give 0.02, 2 star quests give 0.04 and 3 star give 0.08, you need to get to 1 for the extra day).Whoa that's kind of cool. How do you unlock the 14th day?
And I thought I was bad having one type go extinct on Day 3!
Whoa that's kind of cool. How do you unlock the 14th day?