Dead Space 3 Chapter 14 Save File
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If you have these save files on your hard drive, a pop-up will appear when you start the game saying that you have unlocked these items. To access them, you need to get to a bench for weapons and a suit kiosk for the different suits.
Dead Space 3 introduces a brand new array of challenges to players attempting a New Game+. While the default, and true New Game+ carries over all your text/audio logs, weapon parts/circuits, resources/guns/ammo, suits and RIG upgrades over to a new save file, other modes will start you off from scratch.
Exploit: On PC you can make multiple backups of your current save file, so in the event that you die you can just go and overwrite it over your save. PS3 will let you copy data to other profiles, so you can transfer it back to your current profile.
Saves are the only thing which have no overlap. Making a New Game+ from one save will ONLY carry over your settings (meaning if you didn't tinker with your savings at all, making a Pure Survival NG+ from your Standard Save will result in the default aiming, but if you make NG+ from Classic Mode, the aiming will be set to Classic). Progress does not carry over. All collectibles Trophies require you to obtain 100% of each associated collectible ON ONE SAVE. (This is typically the case with 95% of all games with collectibles, so I'm not sure why this isn't just assumed to be the default.) A very select few special unlocks will carry over to a new save file, but all chapter unlocks, collectibles, checkpoints, and progress whatsoever will start fresh, in a new save.
What about the two types of reloads? There is the one loading the last save (this seems straight forward) but then there is a story reload...? Will that put me back to the beginning of the chapter or something else?
Alright, this is the second thread i started tonight and i apologize . But, my partner and I have been playing co-op hardcore for the past 4 hours and when we got to chapter 13 (***SPOILER*** when you climb the side of the mountain with falling rocks and swinging elevator) we decided it'd be a good time to save and quit, then back up our saves on the dashboard (which we were periodically doing for instant death "quick time events")....
After backing our saves up, we both got back on and i hosted the game (as i had been the host the whole time) and he got kicked and it said something like, "Unable to join game because you do not have the chapter unlocked in hardcore." I tried to join his game and got the same message, so...
Earlier, i was looking through our options (to figure out why our game wasnt allowing us to join) i clicked on "continue story" to see what it was about and the picture for the save was all the way back on the drill-room level and i thought, "screw that, im not going back that far." The mountain would be the first place we took a break after he reconnected (after dying) in the drill room (chapter 10 to mid chapter 13). never let us connect again after that (kept getting the same error message).
TIP: This is where you can earn unlimited number of Power Nodes and ruby semi-conductors. Save your game, exit it and reload it. Now, make your way back to the secured storage room earlier and you'll find replenished power nodes. (If you see credits only, just restart the checkpoint and try again.) Now head back to save your game, reload the saved file and do it again. Sometimes you'll get one or two power nodes. If you're lucky, you'll find two nodes and Ruby Semi-conductor.
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