Ultimate Edition

['Strict]

So, I just read a review that said the Ultimate Edition kind of ruins the game cause of OP items, is this true?

I remember playing Final Fantasy (don't remember what number it was but it's one of the later ones) on a Deluxe or Ultimate version and you started with some armor and weapon that you'd use from level 1 to almost the end, while if you didn't have the upgraded version you'd change armour every 2-5 levels.

And no, I wouldn't be able to not use it....since it's the best in slot =p

So I'm just wondering if it's dumb to buy that version or not, cause I'd also want the DLC's?

[Human Zaddy 44618]

You don't really get anything off the start and after a while you get access to a quest from a journalist. Idrk where I get the equipment from and have changed guns and armor many times over 17 hours of exploring and side questing.

['Strict]

Originally posted by Human Zaddy 44618:

You don't really get anything off the start and after a while you get access to a quest from a journalist. Idrk where I get the equipment from and have changed guns and armor many times over 17 hours of exploring and side questing.

Well the review said something about Ultimate chests, or whatever they were called, where they had picked up stuff that was so good that he couldn't not use them =)

[Pain]

you still have to find the items, and the "OP" stuff is gated to the inner zone areas. So yeah, have fun trying to get them behind the more dangerous mutants (they are very dangerous, and remind me of anomaly's mutants)

['Strict]

Originally posted by Pain:

you still have to find the items, and the "OP" stuff is gated to the inner zone areas. So yeah, have fun trying to get them behind the more dangerous mutants (they are very dangerous, and remind me of anomaly's mutants)

Ah ok, the guy that posted the review only had like 9 hours but already picked up a few of them so it seemed to me like it was a bit too easy to find.

But then I know I guess =)

[archonsod]

Two things to note -

a) Durability is a thing. Unless you're happy to run off to find a tech and burn through money keeping your kit maintained after every few encounters you'll want to carry spares.
b) There's not really an 'OP' set up. It's less about the gear itself and more about the upgrades you apply to it; and most of the time that involves trade-offs - you can have either the bigger mag or the upgraded calibre for example. Which works better for you is going to depend primarily on playstyle. That's before you consider that weight permeates everything; not much point having the most powerful gun and highest protection armour if you can't carry the loot back after the mission.

[Binenton]

I bought ultimate for exoskeleton and support developer for making good game