New Game+ after 10 (Question)

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Do you get another NG+ 10 suit with different effects in every NG+ after 10?

[Vlad 254]

Good question. I don't think there's a special suit and ship for NG+ 11.

[Caolán_The_Wolf]

doubt it, only heard of people taking about stuff up to ng+ 10

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Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Good question. I don't think there's a special suit and ship for NG+ 11.

I don't mean special suit, just wondering if NG+ 10 suit get recycled with a new chance at the next 3 suit effects in 11 and beyond. xD

The ship stops upgrading after 6 (I'm on NG+ 10 right now on another platform).

[A. Silvermane]

NG+10 awards you with a suit that looks like a hunters and the highest tier Starborn Guardian you can get. There is no rewards for going NG+11

[alanc9]

So for an optimal suit, you need to savescum the transition to NG+10?

[veer]

I'm at NG+15, and I can tell you the final suit is at NG+10 as far as the stats and name, but the abilities change every NG+ after that. Mine currently has +45 to carry weight as one of them which is awesome. another is -50% fall damage, forget the 3rd one atm.

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Originally posted by veer:

I'm at NG+15, and I can tell you the final suit is at NG+10 as far as the stats and name, but the abilities change every NG+ after that. Mine currently has +45 to carry weight as one of them which is awesome. another is -50% fall damage, forget the 3rd one atm.

Awesome, this was what I was asking. Glad to hear it works that way. Thanks for sharing.

[Oubley]

so you have to start new games to update certain things beyond a certain level?

[Vlad 254]

Originally posted by Oubley:

so you have to start new games to update certain things beyond a certain level?

They're speaking specifically to NG+ which will give you a new and different Starborn Spacesuit and Ship each time up to BG+ 10. You do keep all your Skills and Powers (and stats) along with your character level but lose weapons, ships, outposts, credits...

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Good question. I don't think there's a special suit and ship for NG+ 11.

You are right. The suit I got in my NG+ 11 run, is the same as NG+ 10 as far as resistances go. The level 10 Starborn suit that is.

Now the stats on them is random each time you do a NG+ run or you can even save before you go thru the Unity and try to get better stats by reloading the save. However, the increase in difficulty with each NG+ run may go up after NG+ 10. That I am not sure about. But my NG+11 run has been very challenging.

[tkwoods]

Originally posted by wtiger27:

Originally posted by Vlad 254:

Good question. I don't think there's a special suit and ship for NG+ 11.

Sorry Vlad, there is not. The suit I got after NG+ levels, is the same as NG+ 11 as far as resistances go.

Now the stats on them is random each time you do a NG+ run or you can even save before you go thru the Unity and try to get better stats by reloading the save. However, the increase in difficulty with each NG+ run may go up after NG+ 10. That I am not sure about. But my NG+11 run has been very challenging.

It seems the challenge is dependent more on you level than NG+ as far as I can tell.

It interesting though that not many people talk about the major differences in the quests.
Like saving everyone at the lodge and the dialog choices that make the quest almost completely different.

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by veer:

I'm at NG+15, and I can tell you the final suit is at NG+10 as far as the stats and name, but the abilities change every NG+ after that. Mine currently has +45 to carry weight as one of them which is awesome. another is -50% fall damage, forget the 3rd one atm.

Apart from the resistances, the stats are randomly generated after you go thru the Unity. You can save before doing that and go for better stats if you don't like what the roll of the dice gives you.

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by tkwoods:

Originally posted by wtiger27:

Sorry Vlad, there is not. The suit I got after NG+ levels, is the same as NG+ 11 as far as resistances go.

Now the stats on them is random each time you do a NG+ run or you can even save before you go thru the Unity and try to get better stats by reloading the save. However, the increase in difficulty with each NG+ run may go up after NG+ 10. That I am not sure about. But my NG+11 run has been very challenging.

It seems the challenge is dependent more on you level than NG+ as far as I can tell.

It interesting though that not many people talk about the major differences in the quests.
Like saving everyone at the lodge and the dialog choices that make the quest almost completely different.

I have read the difficulty goes up some for each NG+ run you do. If you choose to skip the Main Quest, the Hunter attack never happens, so yeah, no one dies in that case. I always skip the Main Quest. Don't like it anyway.

And I edited my post about Vlad being wrong. He is right.

[tkwoods]

Originally posted by wtiger27:

Originally posted by tkwoods:

It seems the challenge is dependent more on you level than NG+ as far as I can tell.

It interesting though that not many people talk about the major differences in the quests.
Like saving everyone at the lodge and the dialog choices that make the quest almost completely different.

I have read the difficulty goes up some for each NG+ run you do. If you choose to skip the Main Quest, the Hunter attack never happens, so yeah, no one dies in that case. I always skip the Main Quest. Don't like it anyway.

And I edited my post about Vlad being wrong. He is right.

But there is another choice, or rather a set of alternate choices other than the first one.
Some open up completely new dialog and NPC interactions even redoing the first main quest. I did i t once before and never tried the alternate dialog choices.

There are also very interesting choice in many other quests.

[wtiger27]

Originally posted by tkwoods:

Originally posted by wtiger27:

I have read the difficulty goes up some for each NG+ run you do. If you choose to skip the Main Quest, the Hunter attack never happens, so yeah, no one dies in that case. I always skip the Main Quest. Don't like it anyway.

And I edited my post about Vlad being wrong. He is right.

But there is another choice, or rather a set of alternate choices other than the first one.
Some open up completely new dialog and NPC interactions even redoing the first main quest. I did i t once before and never tried the alternate dialog choices.

There are also very interesting choice in many other quests.

There are several different Universes you can get each time you go thru the Unity and with different choices. But I only wanted the"normal one". Each time I got one of the weird ones, I reloaded my save right before going thru the Unity.

In my normal NG+ runs, there was two options when talking to Sarah. Redo the Main Quest or Skip it.

And yes, you do get some Starborn options in conversations in Quests and different responses from the NPC's. But I did not find them having much, if any impact on the outcome of using it.