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4-2´s story mode is a mess of little what-if and sidequest scenarios that would barely qualify as scenario-dlc and if you arent a fan of the new characters you are in for a dry ride as thats where the focus is at.
Quite the step down from DW8 XL´s added scenarios.
Survival mode is utterly hit or miss,personally I found it to be incredibly boring and just downright lacking compared to something like the ambitions mode of 8 or even something like the legends mode of DW3 XL.
4-2 is a decent if somewhat pricey addition if you already played 4 but without it?
Feels just hollow.
I think I actually prefer the Infinite Castle somehow, but that's probably just me.
So the question is - do you get SW4 or SW4-2 for ps4. It's really down to the game modes you prefer.
SW4 has Chronicle mode and story mode.
SW4-2 has Survival mode and story mode(different story perspective).
Both have free mode.
Overall- SW4-2 is what it is - a small expansion, that, without the base game content, feels very very hollow.
Personally- the only advantage SW4-2 nas over SW4 is that you have all the character weapons for your Custom characters, unlocked from the outside instead of grinding for hours in Chronicle mode.
I'm clueless here. Anyone reading this forum is going to be getting seriously mixed messages. €50 seems far too much for just an expansion, so what you're saying makes sense.
However, all over the last few pages of the forum people seemed to be in agreement that it's a standalone expansion, missing SW4 base game content. Even the message above this one suggests that it's 'a small expansion...without the base game content'.
What's the bottom line??
Think of it as a "reboot" : it's more or less the "same game" in terms of mechanics and characters, but the story mode are different, focusing on different characters (the lesser known ones)
I don't get the "small" expansion myself though
the game technically has 1 more story stage than the original (65 vs 64)
so Story wise it's actually much the same
the only big missing part is the Chronicle mode, which to be fair was average at best, and ended up being a massive drag quite quickly
It also has a better skill unlock system than the origina's Item system.
It lacks all SW4 base game content(save for the base game assets like BGM´s and characters).
Its story mode is a combination of small side scenarios instead of SW4´s retelling of the sengoku era(to give an example here,SW4-2 offers a scenario based on Hisahide Matsunaga,one of Nobunaga´s retainers,trying to off him while the base game offers a campaign focusing on the Oda´s rise and fall as a whole,naturally spanning many more battles and events).
Chronicles mode,which was a sort of mercenary choose your own path-mode,is gone and replaced by castle survival which is for all intends and purposes just that,a endless survival against enemy groups.
If you still are unsure just go check out the koei wiki as that has a listing of the content both games offer.
the game's 39.99$ on PS3
SW4 was sold 49.99$ on PS3 when it came out.
Your genius mind is just way ahead of the game, L :)
This convinced me I should wait for either some DLC to include the base content stuff, or a fuller game to be released in the future. The story mode in DW8XLCE, which was pretty much a complete romantic retelling of the Three Kingdoms era, was easily the best thing about the game for me, and so if the story mode in SW4-II just feels like a collection of side stories, without the main stuff, then it's already missing that hook for me.
Guess I'll have to wait longer to finally play SW again. I haven't played it since the first way back when.
That said, I thought SW4 did a really terrible job of telling the SW story. It has several faction stories that barely match up coherently. SWC3, which is SW4 for handhelds, only with systems JUST as different from both SW4 and SW4-2, does an excellent job of telling the story in a straightforward living the drama fashion as well as having numerous what-ifs where other factions win.
SW4-2 side stories aren't all that bad. Some of the fun of SW is the characters and giving them their own dramatic chance to shine is a decent ride.