That’s pretty much the idea. It’s like an extra $100 to get top level boosts in MMOs like FFXIV, so calling it a demo remains disingenuous. Like I said before, you get all the levels and bosses, but you play them with all the abilities unlocked and interesting top level gear right away.
Disregarding how absurd this comparison is, since those are completely optional purchases that you can typically only access if you already purchased the game itself, this does bring up a great point about how bad an idea this is from a different angle: level skips in MMOs are extremely unpopular among existing players, because they lead to those existing players having to deal with new players jumping into queues for late-game content right away, despite having no idea how to play the game or their role. With Godfall: Challenger Edition, they’re engineering a scenario where every new player is doing that.
Any good non-video Persona 5 spoilers so I don’t have to finish the RPG I’m not that interested in slogging through to try out the direct sequel action game I am interested in?
I have DRG on Steam with over 100 hours played, but I’m stoked because this means I can finally play it with my brothers, who don’t have PCs (or, mostly, XBoxes).
The loot and XP rates in the stand-alone Assault on Dragon Keep are amped up, and it felt great. I never got far in any Borderlands; this DLC-as-game was the perfect dose.
I guess UFC 4 is exciting if you don’t have Game Pass too. I played the Borderland stuff years ago. And Planet Coaster does a great job of conveying how annoying it is to work in an amusement park. (My first job.)
Cool :) I was tempted to subscribe to PS Now a couple months ago to play Ghostrunner & Team Sonic Racing. The multiplayers aren’t for me, but I hope you guys enjoy them.