Is Unmoored World worth trying or not?

[roduvo]

I'm almost in the endgame, to be honest I'm hesitant to enter unmoored world because it's only limited to 12 saves (I'm the type of person who often saves) and 12 days if I'm not mistaken, is Unmoored World that difficult in terms of bosses and enemies? how was your experience in Unmoored World?

[Raven]

It's an ugly world. BBI and heck even the everfall was more fun in #1. You will fight many dragon types, if you don't like fighting those don't go.

[gerechterzorn]

naa, just try it. it's dark fun.

[roduvo]

Originally posted by Raven:

It's an ugly world. BBI and heck even the everfall was more fun in #1. You will fight many dragon types, if you don't like fighting those don't go.

Agree the world is ugly red filter. I like to fight but is 12 save quota enough? whereas every time i fight a dragon or other boss it will reduce my HP. is there a time limit to defeat all the bosses in Unmoored World?

[Trancepticon]

Be a good little Arisen and slay one dragon, then sit upon the thrown.

Joking aside, you can walk from boss fight to boss fight, and still have days to spare. I said walk. I tried it.

[mpchii]

Originally posted by roduvo:

Originally posted by Raven:

It's an ugly world. BBI and heck even the everfall was more fun in #1. You will fight many dragon types, if you don't like fighting those don't go.

Agree the world is ugly red filter. I like to fight but is 12 save quota enough? whereas every time i fight a dragon or other boss it will reduce my HP. is there a time limit to defeat all the bosses in Unmoored World?

You have more than enough time and saves to venture there. It is fun because you get to explore new areas where there used to be brine waters covered, as well as finding quite a few endgame loot from new hidden chests and beating specific creatures in some areas (like 10-12 of those, instead of buying them at Dragonforged with a lot of Wyrmlife Crystals). The no inn save/reload adds a little challenge, but nothing more than something to keep an eye on, as the enemies are still pretty easy. Overall game difficulty didn't ramp up much in Unmoored World. And you get to witness the true ending of your journey. If Unmoored World is accessible to you, it is kind of odd choosing not to experience it, unless you really don't care much about the game and how it ends at this point, then you might as well stop playing it and enjoy something else.

[Despiser]

Originally posted by roduvo:

I'm almost in the endgame, to be honest I'm hesitant to enter unmoored world because it's only limited to 12 saves (I'm the type of person who often saves) and 12 days if I'm not mistaken, is Unmoored World that difficult in terms of bosses and enemies? how was your experience in Unmoored World?

It adds a new version of the world I found interesting. I think I only ended up using 5 or 6 saves

[gerechterzorn]

Originally posted by Despiser:

Originally posted by roduvo:

I'm almost in the endgame, to be honest I'm hesitant to enter unmoored world because it's only limited to 12 saves (I'm the type of person who often saves) and 12 days if I'm not mistaken, is Unmoored World that difficult in terms of bosses and enemies? how was your experience in Unmoored World?

It adds a new version of the world I found interesting. I think I only ended up using 5 or 6 saves

If you know what you are doing you actually won't need a single one. So yes, try it.

[Eddie Booker]

One thing you have to understand when it comes to the "time limit" is that days don't actually pass unless you rest. Otherwise, time freezes at 2359 until then.

You'll know when time stops because the pawns will start commenting on the flow of time being "altered" or "strange".

You can also save manually as often as you want. I recently spent two weeks exploring the unmoored world and had no problems saving.

[roduvo]

Thanks all, i will try it