Ultimate edition includes all dlc?

[Tesseract]

Unsure if it does or not. Thanks.

[Evil-Striker]

Yes it does.

A word of advice: if you get it, I recommend disabling the "Deluxe Edition Items" DLC. It gives you 3 sets of armors from the start, that you would normally need to beat the game first in order to obtain them. So it can be a bit of a spoiler.

[Xaelon]

As a heads-up there are two "Ultimate" packs for this game.

The Ultimate EDITION contains Remnant 2 and DLCs 1, 2 and 3 (which is currently all of them).

The Ultimate BUNDLE includes Remnant 1 + Remnant 2 and all DLCs for both games.

if you already own or don't care about playing Remnant 1, then you should buy the Ultimate EDITION and NOT the Ultimate BUNDLE.

[Nazemec]

Originally posted by Evil-Striker:

It gives you 3 sets of armors from the start, that you would normally need to beat the game first in order to obtain them. So it can be a bit of a spoiler.

You mean the armor sets from the first game? How do they spoil this one?
You get them earlier, sure, but they're not connecting to some plot point or anything.

[Evil-Striker]

Originally posted by Nazemec:

Originally posted by Evil-Striker:

It gives you 3 sets of armors from the start, that you would normally need to beat the game first in order to obtain them. So it can be a bit of a spoiler.

You mean the armor sets from the first game? How do they spoil this one?
You get them earlier, sure, but they're not connecting to some plot point or anything.

From a story perspective, it doesn't, but from a gameplay perspective, I think it does. Part of the whole calculation that goes into starting out with a new character is that initial equipment. I feel like getting those armors from the start takes away from that, especially at a time when resources are more scarce, making each purchasing decision that much more impactful.

I'm personally not a fan of "early unlocks" for that reason, to the point where I was seriously considering NOT to purchase the Ultimate Edition at launch. Heck, I actually refrained from using the Gunslinger archetype until I unlocked it the normal way.

I get that's not how everyone might feel about it, but that's my take.