All new copies of White Knight Chronicles 2 will require that players use the online pass included with the game in order to access all of the features. Players with used copies of the game will need to purchase the GeoNet License priced at $9.99 USD off of the PlayStation Store, should they want the full experience. Access to the online features will also be restricted to one PlayStation Network account, so families with multiple users on their PS3s will need to purchase additional GeoNet Licenses for each player.
Without the pass, players are not authorized to post in the discussion board, create an adventure log, create “HomeTowns”, or join online sessions with fellow gamers. Several trophies will also be more difficult to obtain.
While we knew White Knight Chronicles 2 required a pass as early as last June, we have only now learned that it is restricted to one per PSN account, unlike with Resistance 3. Additionally, the situation has been confirmed to be applicable to all regions (as opposed to only Japan).
There have been user reports of technical difficulties redeeming the codes, but these are unconfirmed and may not be a global issue.
I didn't have any trouble redeeming my code.
White Knight Chronicles 2 is awesome and worth buying, BTW 🙂
I didn't have any trouble redeeming my code.
White Knight Chronicles 2 is awesome and worth buying, BTW 🙂
I completely plan to buy this at some point, but I am a bit miffed about the online code. I understand devs wanting to make sure people buy the game new, and while I am a big buyer of used games and personally dislike the practice, I understand it. But, as a guy who has a family of gamers, especially a son who will want to play this and online too, it bugs me that in order for us all to have full access to the game's features, we have to pay above and beyond the new price, and is one of the reasons I haven't bothered to pick this up yet. I am probably going to wait for an amazon sale to counteract the additional costs so I can better justify it.
I completely plan to buy this at some point, but I am a bit miffed about the online code. I understand devs wanting to make sure people buy the game new, and while I am a big buyer of used games and personally dislike the practice, I understand it. But, as a guy who has a family of gamers, especially a son who will want to play this and online too, it bugs me that in order for us all to have full access to the game's features, we have to pay above and beyond the new price, and is one of the reasons I haven't bothered to pick this up yet. I am probably going to wait for an amazon sale to counteract the additional costs so I can better justify it.
This RPG is the definition of bland and generic. It's cliche in video game form.
This RPG is the definition of bland and generic. It's cliche in video game form.
Couldn't disagree with you more, Phillip. What you call generic, I call traditional. 🙂
Couldn't disagree with you more, Phillip. What you call generic, I call traditional. 🙂