In my head it is sounding like PSO2 is"1-95" and NGS is"96-whatever", however, the levels"beyond" 95 will not operate in OG PSO2. Or like if FFXIV Shadowbringers' 71-80 new abilities did not work in PSO2 Meseta articles from preceding expansions (that is how it works now in instances unless you unsync). Although NGS appears to be adding a side of"Imagine if ShB needed a bunch of new abilities that substituted your 1-70 skills that only worked in ShB articles".

I'm happy they put this info dump out. You are going to be back in Lv1 at NG, and not all classes will probably be there at launch. I meant it in a"we will not have access to our older skills before we go back to the OG PSO2 ships" sorta way. However, my explanation was bad (and I am not sure if my new one below's any greater ).

It sounds like kinda the midpoint between"hard reset with decorative transfer" (like moving from Secret Planet to SWL, that was a jump fire of a procedure ) and"routine expansion" (like BfA to Shadowlands, TBC into WotLK, Stormblood into Shadowbringers, etc). Because the"old" areas are still a part of mostly the exact same game, and you can return and play them with all the pre-existing abilities/classes/etc. I'm assuming people who desire OG PSO2 makeup would still need to earn/buy them in OG PSO2. If that is the case, we wind up at something similar to present WoW (if you squint a little ).

"Old" content's still applicable for fashion purposes and also you can go level something inside, but the newest content made for the expansion areas goes off the growth leveling (meaning in this situation, all-new/changed/different classes). And the skills will be changed enough that a level-cap PSO2 character along with a level-cap NGS personality will feel and behave largely differently, even when they share some of cheap meseta pso2 the exact same ability names/similar ability animations. (Compare just like a Wow Classic Paladin into a Present BfA Paladin or some thing ).