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That sucks about them gating off story content, though. I could understand gating off some raid or whatever, but at the very least, include some recap of "Previously on..." at least when you start a new campaign where old stuff is missing or something.
Honestly, it sounds like at this point I might get a more complete experience playing Anthem, of all things, than playing D2.
There is a timeline at the top left of the directory that serves as a "previously on..." and includes cutscenes and a few missions that include lore dumps. They added a quest a while back where going into the timeline is mandatory for leveling progress to force players to look at it.
I'd give all story modes away just to replay those old D2 raids.
Base Game(Cosmodrome, E.D.Z/European Dead Zone, Nessus, Awoken City)
Shadowkeep(The Moon)
Beyond Light(Europa)
Witch Queen(Savathuun's Throne World)
Lightfall(Neptune)
The Final Shape(The Pale Heart)
Current Episodes - Echoes -> Revenant -> Heresy
The introduction will try to spoiler future parts of the story, like things that have happened in Shadowkeep, Beyond Light, etc... and will try to force you to start at The Final Shape and Heresy. When the game forces you into the intro missions for those two things, bring up your Ghost menu and Return to Orbit, and do them when you are ready.
Thanks! I'll do that.
I'm tempted to, but on the other hand, it wasn't *that* expensive, so if the guy I replied to above is right and I can get most of the story that way, well, fine. Live and learn.
Well, folks play for different reasons. Personally, I have a hard time sticking with a game just to run into a place, blow stuff up, and leave. And given that in a game like this, I assume you have to grind your character(s) up to a specific level before they're competent enough to take on a raid or whatever, that sounds incredibly boring to me.
By contrast, if I'm playing thru a story I enjoy, and just leveling up that way, then it doesn't feel like a pointless grind.
K.
Raids/Dungeons don't really require much leveling or grinding (1955 PL) but they DO require you to have a solid amount of game sense and weapons and armor that you can utilize to their full potential. Going through the campaigns you should get a solid amount of practice and gear, so you sort of can "level up" just by playing the story quests?
Half? Really?