Obviously there will be spoilers, although I will hide the big story spoilers.įirst of all, I love these games mechanically. As much as I like some parts of the games I still feel conflicted as I have a feeling that these, and especially the sequel could have been so much more. The first one I played a couple of years back and I had the sequel on my backlog for two years until I started it few weeks ago and finished it yesterday. All of your progress that you had at the start of the mission-including your character, runes, money, and more-will be intact when you play the mission again.įinally, Bethesda said Dishonored 2's second update includes 'new and improved features' that are based on fan feedback Bethesda will provide specifics on these later.ĭishonored 2's first major update, which came out in December 2016, added a New Game Plus mode.I've played both the Dishonored games late. Update 2 also adds the much-requested ability to choose a specific mission to replay. Lead designer Dinga Bakaba said: 'You will have to live with the consequences of your actions, or die permanently because of them.' 'You'll not only deal with permadeath but also won't be able to manually save or load,' Bethesda said. The Dishonored 2 update also adds the option to play at the uber-difficult Iron Mode setting. With more than 20 different sliders, these custom difficulty settings let you fiddle with everything from how quickly Sleep Darts take effect to how many active enemies are likely to attack you at once.' 'Let's say you're a stealth player who likes to carefully explore every option… now you can move a slider that adjusts how effective you are leaning from behind a barrier when skulking around. Here's how Bethesda describes what you can do with the new custom difficulty settings: Now Playing: GS News Update: Dishonored 2 Finally Getting Mission-Select and New Difficulty Settings By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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