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Don't forget the Digital Artbook! It's not just a few pages; it's a pretty comprehensive look at the concept art, character designs, and environment paintings. As an artist myself, I spent hours going through it. For me, that and the soundtrack made the upgrade price worth it. The in-game boosts are whatever, but the art book feels like a real collector's item.
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Just a quick heads-up on the physical Deluxe/Collector's side of things (if they release one)! While the Digital Deluxe is mostly cosmetics, sometimes the Collector's Edition bundles (which are a tier above Deluxe) include physical items and a digital pass for future DLC. Keep an eye on the store pages for the exact wording, especially if they hint at a Legends Mode expansion or major story DLC down the line. If the Digital Deluxe mentions a "Season Pass" or "Future Expansion Content", that's a huge difference compared to the Standard version and makes the extra cost much more justifiable for long-term players! Otherwise, it's just a prettier starter pack.
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I actually think the weather system adds a bit of survival vibe. Like, if you’re not equipped with the right gear, going into a snowstorm could sap your stamina faster. It’s subtle, but it pushes you to prepare before heading into different biomes. Reminds me of Breath of the Wild’s approach, but darker and more grounded.
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From what I've played so far (Deluxe early access gang represent), the dynamic weather system's a game-changer. Snowstorms mask your footsteps for silent takedowns but slow archery aim—wind affects arrows now, curving them realistically. Fog rolls in from the coast, perfect for ambushes but hell for navigation without landmarks. And get this: environmental hazards like falling rocks during quakes can be weaponized against foes. It's all seamless with the day/night cycle, making camping spots crucial for weather waits. Feels organic, not gimmicky—Sucker Punch crushed it.
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