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One simple question about the game, please?
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Hello.
I've been meaning to buy this game and I was wondering if I can get an answer to this question of mine before purchase. Does an area, such as an outpost or a stronghold or any places such as those, stay cleared once you complete the place? I would appreciate it if I can learn about this.
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@hwanah The camps and forts do repopulate, but the rewards do not. Pretty much the same as Odyssey if you played that.
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Also once you clear a castle/fortress via the Siege gameplay, you cannot Siege it again. As the others have said though, the enemies still repopulate, you'll just be alone when you kill them and get no rewards. The only exception is if a fortress looking area can be raided.
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@fylkirpanzer There is no siege gameplay outside of story mode at all and story mode doesn't repeat. (There also is no Newgame Plus, at least not yet, but since gear does not matter so much in this game you can just do a simple new game for replay.
Raids (which are independent of story mode) can be repeated but without the rewards only.
There will be a repeatable "river raid" feature in February though. -
@kormac67 I know that Sieges are tied to region story arcs. What I'm saying is that once Sieges are completed, you cannot do them again. I'm well aware of how all the mechanics work thanks. Hopefully River Raids will offer something worth the effort, I'm interested to see how they're implemented.
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