Which leads to the question of weather trips to the Farmstead are 'worth it'. Oh, and if it matters, I intend the campaign to be Bloodmoon difficulty. I have other things to amuse me, so I could certainly wait for it to come out for the Switch, but if it's not a big deal to start up later on, I could start my new campaign now. So I'm wondering if Colour has a similar situation, wherein it's best to have it alongside your campaign the whole time (or relatively early on, anyway). You don't want to install Crimson Court much later than around the time of your first Veteran dungeons. Not to mention the lack of Flaggelant and that lovely first district you can get early on. Put it on the end of a game that's already been beaten, and you'll find yourself tediously farming up invitations, and having to throw lower level parties at the first two fights. I don't know when the new DLC will be out on the Switch, but I'll probably want to start before it is, which makes me wonder how well the DLC fits into a pre-existing campaign.įor contrast, the Crimson Court works best if you play it alongside a regular campaign. And I think Red Hook could stand a bit more of my money anyway. However, I'm not a fan of mods, and I'd like the portability of the Switch.

So, I've thoroughly enjoyed this game on the PC with Crimson Court, and with the new DLC, I want to pick it up.

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