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#26
OwenM

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I don't really care about my level. It's more about the RP and the fact that my character is good enough to take on opponents. And that is to say: I have to start off not able to take on some opponents. XD



But I suppose in my first playthrough I'll be between 15 and 20 for sure...

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RiianTheBrute

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I don't grind to become uber powerful.

But because its a feeling of accomplishment for every level gained.

Modifié par RiianTheBrute, 18 octobre 2009 - 03:22 .


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vyvexthorne

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RiianTheBrute wrote...

I don't grind to become uber powerful.
But because its a feeling of accomplishment for every level gained.

I wasn't trying to bash you or anything.... That's what's great about RPG's.. you yourself get a sense of accomplishment for gaining levels... I get a sense of accomplishment from completing quests, exploring and learning story lines and plots.  Heck.. I've explored every inch of Fallout 3 and you reach level 30 waaaaaaay before completing the game...

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I never get a sense of accomplishment from leveling.

I get a sense of accomplishment when my characters can do something greater then what it could do before. Gaining one level isn't a noticeable difference for me or a few levels.

Need Many Levels To Get The Sense Of Accomplishment

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Remmirath

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Depends. As usual, I plan on exploring the game as much as possible the first time around, so I expect to reach a fairly high level - but if I don't, it won't really bother me. If I had to make a guess, I'd guess somewhere around 20th. I doubt I'll actually manage to do everything the first time.

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Servant of Nature wrote...

Achievements don't have in-game benefits, just FYI.

That's too bad. :(

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Raltar wrote...

I'll be whatever level I can reach by doing all of the side quests that I possibly can. I'm just glad there is no cap(at least, an easily obtainable one) because it always bugged me when I hit the max level before I'm finished with the game(KotOR, Baldur's Gate plus SoA without ToB come to mind).

This, though I would like it if I could continue leveling my character through subsequent playthroughs on harder difficulties like in ME.

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Maria Caliban

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relhart wrote...

The game also scales with you to a degree, so grinding accomplishes literaly nothing but killing time.

That's incorrect. Creatures are scaled to the player and the area. If you grind up a few levels because creatures in area A are giving you difficulties then when you go back to area A, it  won't be as difficult. That's the reason they introduced the respawns.

Modifié par Maria Caliban, 18 octobre 2009 - 05:08 .


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Halfcab

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I think the cap will be around 22-25 (probably 24) +1 for stone prisoner and +1 for wardens keep/

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Raltar

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Twitchmonkey wrote...

Raltar wrote...

I'll be whatever level I can reach by doing all of the side quests that I possibly can. I'm just glad there is no cap(at least, an easily obtainable one) because it always bugged me when I hit the max level before I'm finished with the game(KotOR, Baldur's Gate plus SoA without ToB come to mind).

This, though I would like it if I could continue leveling my character through subsequent playthroughs on harder difficulties like in ME.


would also like this as well.  Though, I'm guessing your character can be exported like in Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights and you can just load him up at the start anyway.  But maybe not.

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death_knight250

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Raltar wrote...

Twitchmonkey wrote...

Raltar wrote...

I'll be whatever level I can reach by doing all of the side quests that I possibly can. I'm just glad there is no cap(at least, an easily obtainable one) because it always bugged me when I hit the max level before I'm finished with the game(KotOR, Baldur's Gate plus SoA without ToB come to mind).

This, though I would like it if I could continue leveling my character through subsequent playthroughs on harder difficulties like in ME.


I would also like this as well.  Though, I'm guessing your character can be exported like in Baldur's Gate or Neverwinter Nights and you can just load him up at the start anyway.  But maybe not.


Devs have stated that there's no exporting a character to replay the game again. I believe they said it would conflict with the Origins. It might be possible though, to export them out for modules on the pc version.