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[LPPrince]

I've wanted it in the DA series since before DAO was out and people were asking for it, hah.

STILL hasn't happened. Will hope for NG+ again.

[Wifflebottom]

Rylor Tormtor wrote...

Great, more bleed over from ME.

Just what Dragon Age needs.

Yes, ME invented the new game+

[TsaiMeLemoni]

Dirgegun wrote...

Rylor Tormtor wrote...

Great, more bleed over from ME.

Just what Dragon Age needs.

Awkward moment when New Game Plus is mistaken for a solely Mass Effect feature.

LOL exactly. The first game I think of when I hear NG+ is actually Batman Arkham City for some reason...

[Wulfram]

What I'd really like is not NG+, but to be able to start at level 5 or 10 after I've played the game once, and maybe also if I imported.

DA combat is pretty boring with only one ability - it kind of makes sense as newbie handholding, but I don't need that any more. But I also don't want to start out with a godlike awesome character with all the best loot from the start - that probably doesn't really make sense.

[Arcadian Legend]

Yeah, DA should really have New Game+.

[Orian Tabris]

katatafish wrote...

Yeah, this is a feature I would've liked to have seen in DA2, since you only get to have the Champion's Armor for a short amount of time. It would have been nice to play through the entire game again with it if you were so inclined.

This would have totally made sense, because Varric begin's the fake story with Hawke wearing the Mantle of the Champion armour!

Also, Hawke automatically has skills that would normally take like 5 levels to get (OK, so maybe only 2 levels to get, such as Explosive Strike for rogue Hawke.

As for the New Game + I love the idea purely for the fact that the whole game might take half the time or less to complete anyway. And it would mean that you can have all 3 specialisations for your chosen class and most every other spell or talent possible by the end of the second game. Even everything by the end of a third game (or by half of the 3rd game).

[Orian Tabris]

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

Dirgegun wrote...

Rylor Tormtor wrote...

Great, more bleed over from ME.

Just what Dragon Age needs.

Awkward moment when New Game Plus is mistaken for a solely Mass Effect feature.

LOL exactly. The first game I think of when I hear NG+ is actually Batman Arkham City for some reason...

For me (sorry for the double post) it would be Final Fantasy X-2. I actually thought NG+ was a strictly Asian game feature, or a Final Fantasy only feature. I didn't know ME had it.

[Massakkolia]

New game+ would be nice but the difficulty settings should reflect that. I'm not a very good player but Mass Effect 3 on insanity is too easy, especially with NG+. Because there's no challenge otherwise, I usually end up just creating a new character. Ideally, NG+ should unlock a new difficulty level.

[dpixie87]

I would quite like this. More than I few times I've wanted to play my 'Main' Warden and Hawke but having to re-do the character building and starting at lvl 1 put me off.

[DarkKnightHolmes]

It'll make the game way too easy and your character too OP. Plus, you'll be getting the same items twice and you won't have any need of them since you'll already have the best weapon. It works for the ME series because theirs hardly anything to collect and your level rarely changes the difficulty of a mission.

[Meltemph]

As long as the enemies scale with it, I wouldnt mind it, it just isnt high on the priority list to me.

[MagmaSaiyan]

Orian Tabris wrote...

TsaiMeLemoni wrote...

Dirgegun wrote...

Rylor Tormtor wrote...

Great, more bleed over from ME.

Just what Dragon Age needs.

Awkward moment when New Game Plus is mistaken for a solely Mass Effect feature.

LOL exactly. The first game I think of when I hear NG+ is actually Batman Arkham City for some reason...

For me (sorry for the double post) it would be Final Fantasy X-2. I actually thought NG+ was a strictly Asian game feature, or a Final Fantasy only feature. I didn't know ME had it.

you should know its more of a Square-Enix feature, since its was also in Chrono Trigger and Cross but the Tales of series also has it, but thats alittle different than how Square does it.

i think it should be done like Tales where you select special features that you can buy(probably with money you have left over) cause i do remember that they have features which makes it more difficult and then there some that makes it easy, then theres stuff that lets you carry over things, and Tales always restarts your level.

[Iron_JG]

I like the idea of getting to keep using a high-level party, but itemization concerns me in games with specific, story-supported items. I think it would feel cheesy and a little disjointed for newbie PC to start out the game with "Legendary King Pwnsit's Godcleaver of Awesomeness" only to have the first mini-boss drop something generic and statistically superior. I'd almost prefer the PC's inventory and equipment not export to a NG+; instead they'd start with 'inflation-adjusted' lowbie gear and work back up to awesome loot. When the items feel like part of the story, to me it just doesn't feel right having them prematurely.

[ManOfSteel]

 Would love new game +. It's one of my favourite features of RPGs that have it.

Iron_JG wrote...

I like the idea of getting to keep using a high-level party, but itemization concerns me in games with specific, story-supported items. I think it would feel cheesy and a little disjointed for newbie PC to start out the game with "Legendary King Pwnsit's Godcleaver of Awesomeness" only to have the first mini-boss drop something generic and statistically superior. I'd almost prefer the PC's inventory and equipment not export to a NG+; instead they'd start with 'inflation-adjusted' lowbie gear and work back up to awesome loot. When the items feel like part of the story, to me it just doesn't feel right having them prematurely.

I can totally understand that, although it doesn't matter too much to me. Starting the original Mass Effect with Spectre Master Gear in my New Game + wasn't too much of an issue for me personally. 

But a stats/ability-only NG+ as you suggested would be totally fine with me.

Modifié par DoomHK, 09 octobre 2012 - 08:56 .

[Eternal Phoenix]

Just bumping this thread back up as I support this and hope more people do too. ME has this feature and it works so why not implement it into Dragon Age?

[Fredward]

Yeah I definitely want a NG+.

Yah know which game totally SHOULD have had one? Dishonored. That game was totally made for a NG+ in mind.

[esper]

DoomHK wrote...

 Would love new game +. It's one of my favourite features of RPGs that have it.

Iron_JG wrote...

I like the idea of getting to keep using a high-level party, but itemization concerns me in games with specific, story-supported items. I think it would feel cheesy and a little disjointed for newbie PC to start out the game with "Legendary King Pwnsit's Godcleaver of Awesomeness" only to have the first mini-boss drop something generic and statistically superior. I'd almost prefer the PC's inventory and equipment not export to a NG+; instead they'd start with 'inflation-adjusted' lowbie gear and work back up to awesome loot. When the items feel like part of the story, to me it just doesn't feel right having them prematurely.

I can totally understand that, although it doesn't matter too much to me. Starting the original Mass Effect with Spectre Master Gear in my New Game + wasn't too much of an issue for me personally. 

But a stats/ability-only NG+ as you suggested would be totally fine with me.

I have it the opposite way, stats/abilities is what destroys new game plus for me, and it is as tied to the story as items. It would not feel right to start at level 24 with two specalizations, all those abilities and +50 in magic, when you are a newbie.

Now if we got to simply carry over the characters look and start at a slightly higher level (perhaps 5) it would be fine with me then I could tolerate the feature.

But if we end up having all the abilities in game, the whole point of the level up system goes away for me.

[TheAgarrar]

NG+ would definitely be a... "Plus"

It would also be a good fit because more opportunity for re-playability, not to mention more efficient in maxing out your character. I got my Warden to about 34 with DLC and I completed a good chunk of the missions, if not all of them.

[Fyurian2]

In both Baldur's Gate games and NWN, you could sort of have a NG+.
Export your character at any point, and the NG+ part is from importing them at character creation, instead of just selecting NG+ and selecting a savegame to load from.

I wouldn't mind a NG+ option at all.
It would allow for exploring different choices during the game, with your preferred character and maybe some choices that weren't available because of a lack of required level in skills/stats.
Wouldn't stop me from creating different character/class/gender combos either. I'll still NG+ them too!

[TheJediSaint]

New game+ is probably the one feature missing from Dragon Age that I would really like to have implemented.

[xAmilli0n]

NG+ is always fun. I'm all for it.

[Subject Alpha]

NG+ is almost always a good thing.

[astreqwerty]

yay more threads about NG+. Perfect. I dont understand why they dont just implement it. It cant be that hard....

Modifié par astreqwerty, 27 janvier 2013 - 03:51 .

[Blackrising]

I support a NG+, although not the traditional kind.
I'd like one where I'm not forced to play the same character. I'll probably want to change my PC's appearance when I start a new playthrough. Hell, playing the game differently is the whole point of a new game for me.