dlc content?

[jagholin]

I bought the game with all the DLCs and after reading a bit, it seems that DLC content should integrate into the campaign. So the question is: how do I tell whether some specific content(location, boss, or an item) comes from a DLC or from the base game(is there ingame method to do so)? Just curiosity

Also what happens if I start DLC from adventure menu? Will this one be separate from the main campaign, like adventure mode in Remnant 1?

[ViperClaw]

The DLC content only gets potentially spliced into your Campaign and Adventures, after you have done that DLC once in their One-Shot Adventure variant.

Until then, all content is vanilla content.

To know what content is new, you just have to play through the One-Shot, because that game mode does not shuffle content.

Meaning: The One-Shot includes all new content exclusively. After that, the new content can get mixed into newly rolled Campaigns and Adventures.


I hope this helps. Have a good one!

[johnwick]

You don't need to do the DLC one shot content for the DLC to be part of new Story or Adventure rolls.

As soon as the dlc becomes activated, the area and content can be in any newly rolled story/adventure.

[ViperClaw]

Originally posted by razeedazee:

You don't need to do the DLC one shot content for the DLC to be part of new Story or Adventure rolls.

As soon as the dlc becomes activated, the area and content can be in any newly rolled story/adventure.

Are you sure about that? It was different for me playing DLC1 after its release. Did they change this mechanic up?

[johnwick]

I don't know what is was before, just how it is now. You don't have to play the one shot for the content to be part of newly rolled story/adventures.

But you can always deactivate/activate DLC content via steam easily with nothing uninstalled.

[Xaelon]

"One Shots" are simply a curated "adventure" created by the devs as a way to access a DLC's new content as fast as possible, as such every player's "One Shot" for a given DLC will always be the same.

The "One Shot" for each DLC simply removes the RNG aspect of accessing the DLC's content.

Otherwise a DLC's content is just added to the pool of random stuff the game can draw from. When you visit a world during a campaign or adventure the story there could be one from the base game or one from a DLC (assuming a world has gotten DLC anyway). What you get is random. Unlike most games the DLCs for Remnant 2 are more like packs of content rather than a set linear thing you playthrough. Each of the stories for Yaesha, N'erud and Lonsomn are self-contained, so whichever you get won't spoil the events of a world's other stories or the campaign's.

[Edilson]

Os arquetipos em portugues ficaram com o mesmo nome;
Invoker = PT-br ficou Invocador
Summoner = PT-br ficou Invocador
Podem corrigir?

[Yal]

You can't roll adventures until you've cleared that world in campaign mode, and the DLCs are basically expansion packs that add new dungeons, enemies and stories (each world has 2 possible stories which influences what setpieces + final boss you get, the DLC adds one additional story path ) to each world, so by default you can't access them until you've beaten the base game version first, but when you do you get a special "Oneshot" which is 100% DLC stuff.

No clue if they can spawn the first time you see that world in campaign mode though or only after you beat the "Oneshot" adventure...