By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close
KingdomHeartsFan on 30 December 2014
Edit Thread
bigtakilla said:
KingdomHeartsFan said:
bigtakilla said:
KingdomHeartsFan said:

All that stuff was in the background for me in Xenoblade, my main drive was revenge for Fiora and then rescuing Fiora.

Okay, but before and after that arc what pushed you? Not to mention the extreme religious symbolism of that entire arc.

There's nothing before that Fiora dies at the start of the game.  Even after you rescue Fiora the story is still on her because she can't survive for long without her mech and she's still i danger.  The story only took center stage for me closer to the end.

True it does happen rather quickly, but their was the whole part with Mumkar, Dunban, and Dickson. Plus a few missions at the beginning of the game (mostly to establish the friendship with Reyn) before that takes place. There had to be some sort of initial drive. 

Not to say that for YOU it wasn't the relationship, you played for whatever reasons you played. Just saying most played due to the interest of the World being set on two giant Gods, then the various arcs of which most if not all were religious in theme.

Those few missions were to set the back story.  There doesn't have to be an inital drive, many RPGs have a slow start and spend time setting up the back story, RPGs are known for this.  The first real drive is Fiora's death.

The interest in the world set on two giants is meant to hook people into the purchase, but it doesn't keep them playing 10 or 20 hours into the game.  When I play RPGs the back story isn't what drives me to keep playing, its the main objective and for the majority of the game the main objective is focused around Fiora.  The main objectives of the game were first get revenge for Fiora and kill metal face, then rescue Fiora, then find a way to save Fiora from dying, then after the betrayal saving the world took center stage.