Only improvements we will probably see is the new engine enhancing shadows, reflections, colors, particle effects and PSO2 Meseta casting them from the outfits. You may have a look how just implementing better shadows and colors can enhance older equipment by checking ReShade screenshots. Collabs that have had their makeup removed nevertheless have their resources exist on the sport so those will probably still be accessible for jp players. Only improvements we will likely see is the brand new engine enhancing shadows, reflections, colors, particle effects and projecting them against the outfits. You can have a look how just applying better shadows and colours can improve old equipment by checking ReShade screenshots.

The next step following Plains of Eidolon, to me, personally would have been Dragon's Dogma Online's open fields.WOW they'll coexist in the exact same game and you're going to be able to move between both with a sort of block platform? I really LOVE that. And it seems like they have more specific on what exactly fashion wise conveys over! Inb4 PSO2 install is 140 GBs. Two games in one! ~ That. Complete. Madmen. They practically linked and crammed two distinct MMOs in 1 client. I thought they only place them at the exact same launcher but at precisely the same CLIENT!? Yeah, so its likely to be one game, not two separate games? Log in, then choose your"ship" to go between PSO2 or NGS. At least thats how Im understanding it.

Neat idea. Its an interesting method of producing a new sport, while not having the problem of"lacking content" by adding on all of the PSO2 stuff. I truly thought this was made apparent in the trailer itself lol. They also cleverly avoided the issue on cooperation and Voice permits with this move since it is essentially the exact same game therefore all collab items continue to be valid. Mad lads SEGA pulling off one of the biggest expansion without leaving behind the old game in the same client lol.

NGS the game will work as a separate block, you can basically consider it such as PVP/Battle Arena and Challenge Quest. All NGS-specific styles are basically better: they look better, have more customizations available, and you can move your fingers with them. Seems like Sega can not retroactively change PSO2 styles into NGS fashions, your character is essentially either going to be PSO2 or NGS model predicated on what outfit/wear/part they have on. It is from that that some incompatibilities may employ.

I'm not sure that's what folks were thinking, at least it is not what I believed. I thought they would run as separate matches, so to switch you would have to depart out one and launch another. This means I don't need to do that, and also means that NGS is more integrated with PSO2 than I thought originally, particularly with communication being enabled between the games. It was largely why I personally felt it was somewhat difficult to explain to people who ask,"is it worth playing anymore because New Genesis is going to replace it?" Because I was always under the impression that New Genesis was likely to end up linked in a way (but like PSO2es and IDOLA Phantasy Star Saga are) that the games and pso2 sales content literally co-exist with one another.