Remnant II

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♕Gattsu♕ Dec 5, 2023 @ 12:34pm
Archetypes
Do they stay unlocked with a new character? I hope so. I would prevent me from starting a new game if not.
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♕Gattsu♕ Dec 7, 2023 @ 12:27pm 
Originally posted by Cilutan:
Originally posted by ♕Gattsu♕:
Do they stay unlocked with a new character? I hope so. I would prevent me from starting a new game if not.

Why do you want to start a new character? You can keep playing on the same character, rerolling the campaign and rolling adventure mode, both on any difficulty you choose for the moment. Essentially, you can start a "new game" without creating a new character.
Because the point is literally to choose another archetype witch add another gameplay?
Naewyng Dec 7, 2023 @ 12:38pm 
Originally posted by ♕Gattsu♕:
Originally posted by Cilutan:

Why do you want to start a new character? You can keep playing on the same character, rerolling the campaign and rolling adventure mode, both on any difficulty you choose for the moment. Essentially, you can start a "new game" without creating a new character.
Because the point is literally to choose another archetype witch add another gameplay?
Yea but you can get all archetypes on the same character and level them up, which IMO is better because then if you want to switch, you just switch them on the spot and don't have to change characters.

You also have access to all the combinations that wae.
♕Gattsu♕ Dec 7, 2023 @ 1:13pm 
Originally posted by Naewyng:
Originally posted by ♕Gattsu♕:
Because the point is literally to choose another archetype witch add another gameplay?
Yea but you can get all archetypes on the same character and level them up, which IMO is better because then if you want to switch, you just switch them on the spot and don't have to change characters.

You also have access to all the combinations that wae.
ho i didn't even know that we can switch archetypes with the same character, that changes things i guess.
Hazel Dec 7, 2023 @ 1:33pm 
Originally posted by Naewyng:
Originally posted by ♕Gattsu♕:
Because the point is literally to choose another archetype witch add another gameplay?
Yea but you can get all archetypes on the same character and level them up, which IMO is better because then if you want to switch, you just switch them on the spot and don't have to change characters.

You also have access to all the combinations that wae.

Because the scaling progression and solving new problems just from a different perspective? It's not about just slotting in a build and going for some people it's about being a weak character and experiencing their growth having limited choices and feeling that progression. You don't get that slotting in a full build and trying something out or they wanna play hardcore/with a friend/do a challenge run. It's a nice feature to have.
MatraTheEternal Dec 7, 2023 @ 1:35pm 
Originally posted by ♕Gattsu♕:
Originally posted by Naewyng:
Yea but you can get all archetypes on the same character and level them up, which IMO is better because then if you want to switch, you just switch them on the spot and don't have to change characters.

You also have access to all the combinations that wae.
ho i didn't even know that we can switch archetypes with the same character, that changes things i guess.
You can also have 2 archetypes equipped, a primary and a secondary, if you missed that.
Cilutan Dec 7, 2023 @ 2:23pm 
Originally posted by ♕Gattsu♕:
Originally posted by Cilutan:

Why do you want to start a new character? You can keep playing on the same character, rerolling the campaign and rolling adventure mode, both on any difficulty you choose for the moment. Essentially, you can start a "new game" without creating a new character.
Because the point is literally to choose another archetype witch add another gameplay?

I'll break it down for you.
-Around the world and in some peoples shop inventory in Ward 13, you'll find weird quest items.
-Once you have any of those, you can go to the guy up the stairs in the crane/constuct thing by the docks in ward 13 and pay him to make those items into engrams.
-Every engram represents an archetype, and once you have the engrams, you can swap them on demand in order to change primary and secondary archetype for your character.
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Date Posted: Dec 5, 2023 @ 12:34pm
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