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My question is, even if Phantasy Star Online 2 Meseta: New Genesis is coming next year and I will need to make a personality from scratch anyway, what's the point of beginning now? If you believe I need to, can you tell me why? . .

Additionally, the first PSO2 will still be available.

Hell yeah. It's a fun sport and we are getting a ton of content thrown at us over the next year or so. Plus, some things (seems like cosmetics) will be moving over to NGS.

It is a really shitty method of doing this but if they still count moonmates and shit as equipment and allow it to move between both games, I had probably cheese meseta around to NGS by buying a storage full of moonmates and slowly selling them over on NGS.

The major thing I could see is that New Genesis is not exactly a"replacement" into Phantasy Star Online 2 yet. For now, I am personally expecting it to be some thing like the way Phantasy Star Online 2es is managed where they're companion games which just happen to discuss your account and advancement somehow so that you could go between one or the other when you want.

In lots of ways, I would probably compare it with something such as Dragon Hunter XX (Generations Ultimate) and Dragon Hunter World where Capcom can have both games at the exact same time however on different platforms. The games both have their viewers as well as their markets but it's still Monster Hunter at its center for the most part. In cases like this, Phantasy Star Online 2 has branched into two mobile matches (one being basically a side-story involving the character you produce and another being a far-future spin-off) and has also branched out into a standalone game (Phantasy Star Nova). Taking into consideration the nature of Episode 6 (which only had its final chapter released in the latest Japanese upgrade ), I can imagine that after about eight decades of Japanese Buy PSO2 Meseta gamers playing this game a fresh coat of paint and a new experience would have been something nice to have.