Clyde32 on 28 January 2015
| tbone51 said: Woahhhh WTF??? Checkthis out O.o At the beginning of the story, the goal is to survive the uncivilized planet of Mira. After meeting up with private military organization Blade, you’ll choose from one of eight affiliated unions, each with their own overarching objective to fill, and embark on quests. It’s possible to join a different union later. Unlike the linear progression of the original Xenoblade Chronicles, the successor’s story will unfold in various directions. Unions The eight unions are: Pathfinder - In charge of data probe installation. Interceptor - In charge of exterminating protists. Avalanche - In charge of hunting down dangerous life forms. Testament - In charge of the search and recovery of debris scattered by the ship, as well as the recovery of items lost on the battlefield. Corepedian - In charge of visiting areas and investigation/collecting materials. Land Bank - In charge of securing resources and collecting minerals. Arms - Assists the Arms Company in charge of the development of Dolls and their inner weaponry. Companion - A Jack of all trades, from the mediation of petty fights to the search of stray cats. GamePad -Will show character location, question locations -Warping to previously visited areas Online -The use of 'X [Cross]' has implications for the online functionality. -Not a standard online game, more 'loosely connected' Music -About 90 songs in the game. Sawano involved in all of them. Battles -Faster paced, more-actiony than Xenobalde. -Differentiates close and distant attacks. -No healers. -Healing done with new system called 'Soul Voice'. |
Which is pretty much what I suspected when it said it wasn't as "linear" as Xenoblade.
