Post by account_disabled on Jan 4, 2018 5:02:27 GMT -5
Hi,
I'm 20 hours in and I'm still getting lost on these Titans. Here's my breakdown of Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
First, this game is not for those who want something they can play in very small chunks. It is a pretty deep JRPG and requires/seizures your attention for long periods of time. To get the most from this title you must devote some time to learning it's ins and outs.
Over the course of the first 10+ hours, you're going to have information feed to you. Most importantly, those involving combat. Clicking through these tutoriorls because you think you understand will result in you promptly being destroyed by your enemies.
The world of Alrest feels as though it is literally seeking your utter destruction for any and every failure. Time attacks incorrectly and you may leave your foe with just enough life to lay down a world of hurt upon you.
Regarding combat: It's superb. The learning curve can be steep though. You have such a wealth of options at your diposal that it can overwhelm you. Elements, weapons, directional stances, etc....your mind will be working overtime to figure out what your next step in battlefield should be and you don't have very long to decide.
Xenoblade fights require you to be not just quick thinking, but divisive.
The HUD during combat is another aspect that can be a bit much. Especially if you were again, the type of person to ignore the tutorials. It is information overload.
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I'm 20 hours in and I'm still getting lost on these Titans. Here's my breakdown of Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
First, this game is not for those who want something they can play in very small chunks. It is a pretty deep JRPG and requires/seizures your attention for long periods of time. To get the most from this title you must devote some time to learning it's ins and outs.
Over the course of the first 10+ hours, you're going to have information feed to you. Most importantly, those involving combat. Clicking through these tutoriorls because you think you understand will result in you promptly being destroyed by your enemies.
The world of Alrest feels as though it is literally seeking your utter destruction for any and every failure. Time attacks incorrectly and you may leave your foe with just enough life to lay down a world of hurt upon you.
Regarding combat: It's superb. The learning curve can be steep though. You have such a wealth of options at your diposal that it can overwhelm you. Elements, weapons, directional stances, etc....your mind will be working overtime to figure out what your next step in battlefield should be and you don't have very long to decide.
Xenoblade fights require you to be not just quick thinking, but divisive.
The HUD during combat is another aspect that can be a bit much. Especially if you were again, the type of person to ignore the tutorials. It is information overload.
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