Fantasy Life To buy or not to buy (DLC)? - Fantasy Life
- Thread starter Barmont
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2205
Still annoyed...
Towns Folk
You don't NEED the DLC, per say, but is it worth it? I'd say yes, totally. I wrote a blog post about this a while back:
http://forum.3dspedia.com/blog/fantasy-life-dlc.110/
I can paste you the key part:
So here's a quick list of what can be accessed from the start (or early on) and what can be accessed post-game.
Early:
More character customization
Friendship System (Friendship allows you to have better allies)
Bird pets
Post story:
A whole new part of the story with a new area called Origin Island
New materials, gear and more recipes for your classes
God rank in classes, which after allows you to have your Master as an ally
New homes and more furniture
Lunares coins currency and special items you can get from them (even new mounts, or items that allow you to change your appearance and stats at will, for free!)
Maximum level increased from 99 to 200
Level cap for the skills increased from 15 to 20
Stats cap increased from 50 to 100
Dragon pets
So in short, if you plan on buying the DLC, you don't have to wait until you completed the main story, you can get it even before starting your game and already take advantage of new features.
If you think you have enough content already, don't bother with the DLC, it might double your content but if you don't care about the game past the main story, it's not really for you.
http://forum.3dspedia.com/blog/fantasy-life-dlc.110/
I can paste you the key part:
So here's a quick list of what can be accessed from the start (or early on) and what can be accessed post-game.
Early:
More character customization
Friendship System (Friendship allows you to have better allies)
Bird pets
Post story:
A whole new part of the story with a new area called Origin Island
New materials, gear and more recipes for your classes
God rank in classes, which after allows you to have your Master as an ally
New homes and more furniture
Lunares coins currency and special items you can get from them (even new mounts, or items that allow you to change your appearance and stats at will, for free!)
Maximum level increased from 99 to 200
Level cap for the skills increased from 15 to 20
Stats cap increased from 50 to 100
Dragon pets
So in short, if you plan on buying the DLC, you don't have to wait until you completed the main story, you can get it even before starting your game and already take advantage of new features.
If you think you have enough content already, don't bother with the DLC, it might double your content but if you don't care about the game past the main story, it's not really for you.
someone who has the DLC can't play/join with someone who does not have the DLC
2
2205
Still annoyed...
Towns Folk
I agree with you, it's the ONLY downside. However, more and more emmbers seem to get it now, so it's not totally unsafe to get it. @Fyzzu should get it to play with us, don't you think?
3
3823
Nintendo 3DS Legend
Towns Folk
Definintely buy it. It doubles your playtime basically. Before dlc I had 100 hours on the game. After I added dlc I had 210 hours into it. The dlc adds really ncie features and expands the game quite a bit. Without the dlc, you're like... "what do I do now?"
The DLC adds..
The DLC adds..
- More character customization
- friendship system
- Origin island
Rockback
Nintendo 3DS Legend
Towns Folk
You don't need the DLC for play a full game and it's cool on Nintendo, because in others it's an obligation, anyway you just get the DLC if you want to see more about that game. I purchased MK8 DLC for play with Link and I'm glad for this decision, but MK8 was a full game before Link and everything else, it just a way to get more of the game experience. Just think about what you need and use your money of the best way for you and for your fun. Good lucky!
