Xenoblade Chronicles 2
As the giant beasts march toward death, the last hope is a scavenger named Rex—and Pyra, a living weapon known as a Blade. Can you find the fabled paradise she calls home? Command a group of Blades and lead them to countless strategic victories before the world ends. Each Titan hosts its own distinct cultures, wildlife, and diverse regions to explore. Search the vast open areas and labyrinthine corridors for treasure, secret paths, and creatures to battle and index. During these escapades you'll get to know a large cast of eclectic characters, including the weaponized life forms known as Blades. Gather these allies, bond with them to increase their power, and utilize their special ARTS to devastate enemies. But to save the world of Alrest, you must first demystify its cloudy past.
● A new story in the Xenoblade Chronicles series. ● The next adventure is on the Nintendo Switch console—set on the backs of colossal, living Titans. ● Discover each Titan’s diverse regions, culture, wildlife, equipment, and hidden secrets. ● Find, bond with, and command weaponized life forms known as Blades to earn abilities and enhance them. ● Uncover the history of Alrest and the mystery of its endless ocean of clouds.
Comments
Or as I like to call it "Padding the Game." I enjoy it and the good moments outweigh the bad for me. But there just felt like there was way too much unnecessary padding including: - The random blade rng - being forced to wait for merc missions on a timer - fewer quests but feeling incredibly bloated with tasks and backtracking - Blade field checks forcing you to grind said blade rng on top of grinding affinity charts to get higher levels for only a couple of random field checks in missions -enemies having absurdly high hp and making most early to mid-game fights feel like they take longer than they should. -purposely limiting or making you walk longer distances between warp points and some places that just lack warp points and probably should have them. -gormot field..........just gormot field is one of the worst/overly complicated/tedious to travel open areas I've ever explored in a jrpg. This is only impacted by how confusing the quest markers get and one of the worst map designs I've ever used. You will just not make any sense from reading this area's map. This is one of the first areas in the game by the way. Thankfully it gets better, but still -even the final boss is padded cause you spend half the fight with the dude running away and you cant hit him with close-range attacks. Note: don't try to set up orb full burst combos during his first 20-30% of health you damage. It goes to a cutscene and resets the entire orb chain for no real reason (thanks game) once you get a team and get into the swing of inflicting full burst orb chain attacks. It is honestly a really satisfying experience. But the first half kinda feels like a slog because you will more than likely not have all the tools to do this consistently. Everything else is great or passable. Music is always good, no surprise there. Area design seems to repeat a lot of themes of xeno 1 but they are still nice to look at. The story is passable but not as many twists and turns as the first game. Once you are told the main villain, that's it. More simplistic but that's not a bad thing for me. Voice acting is hit or miss. A lot more hokey line deliveries but most times it is a "so bad it's good" sort of thing. So yeah, it's enjoyable but has plenty of frustrating aspects that put down below the first one in my personal preference.
Nunca antes me había interesado mucho el genero de los JRPG, hasta que recibí este juego... En su momento no estaba convencido para nada de que me fuera a gustar pero al final me lo quede. Despues de unas 150 horas aproximadamente termine el juego y he de decir que el habemelo quedado fue una de las mejores decisiones de mi vida. Este juego se ha convertido en uno de mis juegos favoritos, incluso diría que actualmente es mi favorito, muy buena historia e increíble banda sonora. Recomiendo este juego a todo el mundo que tenga una Switch en su mano.