Replaying Story Missions

[✪☭Denton72☢☮]

Is there a way to replay a story mission or there are only boss battles? i would love to replay the tar belt probably my favorite tense moment of the game

[Blazin Hazen]

I reckon you go find your save game and load to that point

[✪☭Denton72☢☮]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Blazin Hazen:

I reckon you go find your save game and load to that point

;_; so no?

[Waiwai]

Only boss battle, I think.

You can try to go to the coast and get dragged once time to see what happens. But I don't think there will be difference i DS:DC.

[Blazin Hazen]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von ✪☭Denton72☢☮:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Blazin Hazen:

I reckon you go find your save game and load to that point

;_; so no?
:albionskull:

i'd call it a yes. Load your old save game and yes, you can recross the tar belt

[Waiwai]

The definition of "yes" is so subtle...

[Blazin Hazen]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Waiwai:

The definition of "yes" is so subtle...

How so?
Are you unable to load a save?

[✪☭Denton72☢☮]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Blazin Hazen:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Waiwai:

The definition of "yes" is so subtle...

How so?
Are you unable to load a save?

its not playing on the current progress same feel.

[CatPerson]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Blazin Hazen:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Waiwai:

The definition of "yes" is so subtle...

How so?
Are you unable to load a save?

With the way the game saves, it's likely most of the checkpoints have been overwritten already, at least for anything early-middle game. So unless they were constantly copying the save folder, repeatedly, every few hours, yeah, the stuff they want to repeat may not be there to load.

[CatPerson]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Waiwai:

Only boss battle, I think.

You can try to go to the coast and get dragged once time to see what happens. But I don't think there will be difference i DS:DC.

Are you talking about the time near end-game where you have to get dragged into the ocean and then run across the water hopping buildings and whatnot?

Once you've finished that, you can't get dragged back into the ocean again I think. At least that was the way it was on PS4, I tried once IIRC. Maybe it's different on PC/later patched versions tho. Dunno.

[Persechini]

using the green figurines on the private room you can replay the storm segments of the game, but I think that's the extent of the main story you can replay

[Blazin Hazen]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von CatPerson:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Waiwai:

Only boss battle, I think.

You can try to go to the coast and get dragged once time to see what happens. But I don't think there will be difference i DS:DC.

Are you talking about the time near end-game where you have to get dragged into the ocean and then run across the water hopping buildings and whatnot?

Once you've finished that, you can't get dragged back into the ocean again I think. At least that was the way it was on PS4, I tried once IIRC. Maybe it's different on PC/later patched versions tho. Dunno.

Ahhhh yes Im playing the PC version. I can load all the way back to mission 17

[CatPerson]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Blazin Hazen:

Ahhhh yes Im playing the PC version. I can load all the way back to mission 17

Are you talking about your manual saves vs. auto-save checkpoints tho?
Because I also have the PC version (originally played on PS4 but I have it and the DC on PC as well) and those auto-checkpoints get overwritten rapidly.

Playing the DC recently, I played the starter area for maybe 9-10 hours and the very first "find shelter from the rain" and the like checkpoint autosaves at start of game were already gone.

If one does not make very many manual saves however, those will stick around until you create more than ... uh ... 22 or 23 or whatever it is (manual saves are not endless capacity/"slots"). I am guessing that the post creator manually saved a lot and has just cycled through that given rotation too many times.

Edit: "autosaves" "quicksaves" and "manual saves" all have the same 0-22 save cycle-over limit.