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What a bunch of PSO2 Meseta punks. Does all our characters customization carry over like hair, outfits earned via ac, mission pass etc? When you purchase a game like God of War, are you really like"Fuck, only 60 hours and I am done? I paid $60 for this shit and today there is no more content. I literally wasted all of my time playing with this game." .
The answer is most likely no, since this would be fucking stupid. Why is it here, where you've got a choice of whether you would like to pay cash, you suddenly have issues? ... more
Synchronizing 100% character models does not sound easy. The dilemma is that the older outfits and PSO2 Meseta coating use are modeled to match the old pso2 body. That's not likely to occur. Well, I mean that I would be ready to drop a certain proportion of those makeup to keep things intact across variations. As long as there's a continuous feed of cool new stuff to replace it, I don't mind. I always rotate out my old looks anyway. As long as the character versions translate 1:1 it will still feel just like mine.
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Waitif thats true, does that mean we can attribute PSO2 NA's original delay on Randy Pitchford!? Because I am all for PSO2 Meseta that! Wait ? I thought that game funds were stolen to finance Borderlands rather than that game I heard, that is stupid.
That game is written off as a reduction to Sega.
It is a rumor, but Jeff Gertsmann was the one who talked about it, and he's not some random. Granted, he's not super influential in the gambling scene, but he is very much a seasoned reporter and match reviewer, even though he ... more
Seems like a perfect opportunity for PSO2 Meseta them....to sell them to you as Scratch things and call them the"GVS" versions or something. I've worked in the market previously and rigging palms up is not hard work, the matter is how many costume items would need to be modified with no financial justification. Plus giving people fully working things with all the benefits (on what's essentially a new sport ) would deincentivise players purchasing the"new" stuff. Yeah. They already release across the years the very same outf... more
Gosh, this looks so complicated. On PSO2 Meseta the 1 hand, kudos for maintaining the game intact so there will not be a riot over changes people don't like. However on the other hand, since they are remaking base PSO2 visuals anyway, I wish they would only go 100% and synchronize character models entirely. Giving old players a few free style items and unlocks would be enough to bribe everyone to take the new system.
Synchronizing 100% personality models doesn't seem simple. The dilemma is that the older outfits and layer ... more
Regardless of PSO2 Meseta the intense grind that the match becomes towards the end (such as running the same dungeon like about 40-80 occasions to gain one level, collecting Blood Orbs and High Orbs to unlock the small stat boosts that include over over time, and more), I've believed that Dragon's Dogma Online is definitely an instance of an online game that I feel has certainly nailed the"open field" exploration with good gameplay, optional cooperative multiplayer, and still provides both a challenge and comparatively casu... more
So that means outerwear and PSO2 Meseta outfits won't move? That's still a massive fuck you to NA players that invested money and no one should scratch anymore to be fair... Well we do know we can bring over weapons and components, so they can handle outfits/outerwear the same manner. We do see older Ash running along with his old outfit at the trailer. The footage they showed of this Placeholder Otherwise Known As Ash has him sporting his trademark default Close Quarters outfit. It is still no difficult confirmation, but t... more
And the way that the games coexist using the block-like system! Im officially hyped now, thank you pso2 devs for PSO2 Meseta clearing it all up! Perhaps not the greatest fan of how there seems to be two entirely distinct body meshes for fashion, and it cannot be mixed and matched. No matter very happy with how this is all playing out. Maybe due to New Genesis's Physique Character is probably having additional details like Skin Lustre and Moving Finger animations that cannot be moved over to PSO2 base game, The only desire I... more
It should be noted that characters have been shared between them as PSO2 Meseta well - you'll be able to use them in both PSO2 and NG. How are personalities shared, exactly? If"character development won't last over", that seems like you may have a character with the identical title in both games, but I would not predict that shared. That is exactly what they said. I'm presuming you get to maintain your character name, appearance, weapons, units, and mag. They have not mentioned anything about makeup yet that has some people... more
NGS the game will function as a separate block, you can essentially consider meseta pso2 such as PVP/Battle Arena and Challenge Quest. All NGS-specific fashions are basically better: they look better, have more customizations available, and you can move your fingers together. Seems like Sega can not retroactively change PSO2 styles into NGS styles, your character is essentially either going to become PSO2 or NGS model predicated on what outfit/wear/part they have on. It's from this that some incompatibilities may employ.
I'm not s... more
Body paint has the same limit as PSO2 Meseta other clothes: if you're using a PSO2 body, then you can still utilize PSO2 body paint. If you are using an NGS physique, it is possible to only use NGS body paint. As soon as you equip an NGS outfit/basewear/innerwear thing, you can not use any PSO2 clothes"mixed and matched" along with all the NGS stuff. You need to devote to 1 match's style for clothing/body paint. Accessories and hairstyles on the other hand appear to be freely.
All of"Storage" information including expansions, but ... more
