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[eddywatson]

Hello

I was just wondering...

Once you have completed the game can you start a second play through? If so will you stats carry over from the previous play through? So say I finish the 1st play tru on level 20. Will I start at level 20 for 2nd play through? And what about your items like weapons and armor? Do you get to keep them or when you start again do you go back to no items and level 0?

Thank you

[Herr Uhl]

No, there is no NG+.

[eddywatson]

What does NG+ mean?

Thank you

[Herr Uhl]

eddywatson wrote...

What does NG+ mean?

Thank you

Oh, New Game +. I mean that there is no benefit to already having cleared the game.

[eddywatson]

thats abit rubbish, So if you start a new game after completing it. you are back to the day you first ever played it? low ranking with no items? pfft

[highcastle]

Well, that's kind of the point of the game isn't it? What with it being a rise to power, it'd be kind of silly if you started with all sorts of fantabulous power...

[Knight of Dane]

Heh, they could call it "Rise to more power"

[Pandaman102]

highcastle wrote...

Well, that's kind of the point of the game isn't it? What with it being a rise to power, it'd be kind of silly if you started with all sorts of fantabulous power...

"Rise to power" refers to Hawke rising from Ferelden refugee to Champion, not levels. If "rise to power" meant "rising in levels" then literally every game with a leveling system be considered a "rise to power" story.

[Myusha]

What did you assume?
Most RPG games DON'T have a new game feature.

Although a few do.

[BloodyMays]

Myusha wrote...

What did you assume?
Most western RPG games DON'T have a new game feature.

Although a few do.

fixed

Modifié par BloodyMays, 28 avril 2011 - 05:34 .

[Augustei]

BloodyMays wrote...

Myusha wrote...

What did you assume?
Most western RPG games DON'T have a new game feature.

Although a few do.

fixed

Probably but pretty much all JPRGS suck anyway so its not like this small loss is anything concerning.

[CalJones]

Mass Effect (1 and 2) has a level cap on first run through that is then removed for further playthroughs, and of course, Origins makes available specialisations that were unlocked on first play. I guess that is what he means.

[rayvioletta]

to be honest with how little replay value DA2 has there'd be even less reason to include NG+ than in most RPGs
personally I tend to prefer replaying RPGs with a significantly different character making different decisions. sadly in DA2 making different decisions just leads to the exact same consequences and often with the most ridiculous explanations as to why (if any explanation is even offered at all)

but most games that do offer NG+ tend to have more emphasis on stats, min/maxing and levelling, which while present in most RPGs tend not to be the main focus so presumably the developers feel that NG+ wouldn't be worth including

[graavigala85]

eddywatson wrote...

Hello

I was just wondering...

Once you have completed the game can you start a second play through? If so will you stats carry over from the previous play through? So say I finish the 1st play tru on level 20. Will I start at level 20 for 2nd play through? And what about your items like weapons and armor? Do you get to keep them or when you start again do you go back to no items and level 0?

Thank you

Just use mods if you have it on PC, if you are on console... well you can always whistle and fiddle

[thermalware]

I think it sucks that my full tier armor is only seen almost when the game is about to end, this reduces my appetite for a playthrough even more

[ajm317]

BloodyMays wrote...

Myusha wrote...

What did you assume?
Most western RPG games DON'T have a new game feature.

Although a few do.

fixed

I don't remember too many JRPGs with a New Game+ feature.  Chrono Trigger is actually the only one I can think of off the top of my head.  Demon's Souls I guess.  If you want to count that..  I don't remember a New Game+ feature in any FF, DQ VIII, Suikoden, or Wild Arms.

[AshleyS3]

ajm317 wrote...

BloodyMays wrote...

Myusha wrote...

What did you assume?
Most western RPG games DON'T have a new game feature.

Although a few do.

fixed

I don't remember too many JRPGs with a New Game+ feature.  Chrono Trigger is actually the only one I can think of off the top of my head.  Demon's Souls I guess.  If you want to count that..  I don't remember a New Game+ feature in any FF, DQ VIII, Suikoden, or Wild Arms.

Tales of Symphonia did

[88mphSlayer]

XxDeonxX wrote...

BloodyMays wrote...

Myusha wrote...

What did you assume?
Most western RPG games DON'T have a new game feature.

Although a few do.

fixed

Probably but pretty much all JPRGS suck anyway so its not like this small loss is anything concerning.

or... play Demon's Souls, a jrpg with a very very satisfying new game+ feature

[happy_daiz]

88mphSlayer wrote...

or... play Demon's Souls, a jrpg with a very very satisfying new game+ feature

This.

[Icy Magebane]

thermalware wrote...

I think it sucks that my full tier armor is only seen almost when the game is about to end, this reduces my appetite for a playthrough even more

Gonna have to agree with that.  The action in Act 3 was lackluster considering the amount of weapons you find and how you acquire them.  It's like... cool, Hybris is dead and I've got this awesome sword as proof.  Now what am I supposed to do with it?  Everything powerful is already dead! 

New Game + could have at least been used to carry over some of your equipment, if not your level... or, since all that gear has stat requirments, give Hawke some level 1 versions of elite items like Celebrant, with no stat requirements and the "evolving" attribute.  Or, just make Act 3 longer, or make a 4th act or an arena or somethng... Whatever...  I just wanted something to kill with that awesome gear...

[uanime5]

I don't remember too many JRPGs with a New Game+ feature.  Chrono Trigger is actually the only one I can think of off the top of my head.  Demon's Souls I guess.  If you want to count that..  I don't remember a New Game+ feature in any FF, DQ VIII, Suikoden, or Wild Arms.

Legend of Zelda 2 on the NES had NG+. I think that was the only game I played with NG+.

[Bratinov]

NG+?
Dragon Age is NOT God of War!!... yet.

[Rogue7780]

what about an expansion? any word on that?

[SurroundedSita]

Any of the Nipon Ichi games have NG+ They are more tactical rpg's but hilarious and you can get hundreds of hours going on those without getting everything in the game.

[Chugster]

maybe a low level versions of the Champ gear at the start would be nice after you had 1 playthrough, kinda like getting the ME2 weapons but not all the upgrades

But tbh, all the available items from promos and DLC give you a NG+ experience already...and if your on PC then you can get the Champ gear at the start from a mod

Modifié par Chugster, 29 avril 2011 - 09:58 .