I just bought Dead Cells: Medley of Pain Bundle

[✅HappyBird]

I saw this game years ago. I will enter the game without any knowledge. I purchased this Bundle. Did I make the right decision?

[Vagabundork]

I think it's better to first start playing without any DLC added, but I think you can deactivate all DLCs from the game. If you play the base game first, as you start to feel you need more biomes, activate a new DLC, and so on.

If you start playing with all DLCs, it can feel overwhelming with all the options and areas it has.

I played without DLC on PC for a long time, then, got one DLC and played for a while; finally I jumped into PS4 with all the DLCs, and even when I had "mastered" the base game, having all DLCs available at the same time, made it feel not as good. I killed the final boss from a DLC before the final from from the base game.

[Noma]

Originally posted by Vagabundork:

I think it's better to first start playing without any DLC added, but I think you can deactivate all DLCs from the game. If you play the base game first, as you start to feel you need more biomes, activate a new DLC, and so on.

If you start playing with all DLCs, it can feel overwhelming with all the options and areas it has.

I played without DLC on PC for a long time, then, got one DLC and played for a while; finally I jumped into PS4 with all the DLCs, and even when I had "mastered" the base game, having all DLCs available at the same time, made it feel not as good. I killed the final boss from a DLC before the final from from the base game.

It actually makes a lot of sense. Do you know if desactivating DLC prevents you from obtaining achievments ?

[The HR Department]

Originally posted by Noma:

It actually makes a lot of sense. Do you know if desactivating DLC prevents you from obtaining achievments ?

Deactivating the DLC doesn't disable all achievements, only the ones related to the DLC obviously, but I'd be wary of doing it from a profile in progress that has had the DLC active, just because it may break your save file.