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What is the best 'major' area in the game?

Colony 9 39 12.34%
 
Bionis' Leg 83 26.27%
 
The Marsh 20 6.33%
 
The Forest 17 5.38%
 
The Sea 24 7.59%
 
The Mountain 13 4.11%
 
The Valley 5 1.58%
 
Fallen Arm 22 6.96%
 
The Field of Metal 9 2.85%
 
See results! 73 23.10%
 
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AndrewWK on 12 October 2012
F0X said:
runqvist said:
This is a really good game. Spent 3 hours on the game today and will be playing a lot tomorrow too. :)

Only dozens upon dozens of hours to go!

But seriously, I was getting near the 80-hour mark at the halfway point. Maybe because I spent way too much time doing nothing.


I have finished it in less then 70 hours



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F0X on 12 October 2012
AndrewWK said:
F0X said:
runqvist said:
This is a really good game. Spent 3 hours on the game today and will be playing a lot tomorrow too. :)

Only dozens upon dozens of hours to go!

But seriously, I was getting near the 80-hour mark at the halfway point. Maybe because I spent way too much time doing nothing.


I have finished it in less then 70 hours

Then obviously you spent far less time doing things that had little bearing on progress. A game that can be beaten in under 70 hours is not guarenteed to be beaten in under 70 hours, especially when said game is filled with a bevy of distractions.



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AndrewWK on 12 October 2012
F0X said:
AndrewWK said:
F0X said:
runqvist said:
This is a really good game. Spent 3 hours on the game today and will be playing a lot tomorrow too. :)

Only dozens upon dozens of hours to go!

But seriously, I was getting near the 80-hour mark at the halfway point. Maybe because I spent way too much time doing nothing.


I have finished it in less then 70 hours

Then obviously you spent far less time doing things that had little bearing on progress. A game that can be beaten in under 70 hours is not guarenteed to be beaten in under 70 hours, especially when said game is filled with a bevy of distractions.

I have started a lot Sidequest but haven´t finished most of them. The Main Story was already really long and I usually don´t like so long games. But this one managed to stay tense unlike Skyrim (good game but too long and it get boring).



Conegamer on 13 October 2012
AndrewWK said:
F0X said:
AndrewWK said:
F0X said:
runqvist said:
This is a really good game. Spent 3 hours on the game today and will be playing a lot tomorrow too. :)

Only dozens upon dozens of hours to go!

But seriously, I was getting near the 80-hour mark at the halfway point. Maybe because I spent way too much time doing nothing.


I have finished it in less then 70 hours

Then obviously you spent far less time doing things that had little bearing on progress. A game that can be beaten in under 70 hours is not guarenteed to be beaten in under 70 hours, especially when said game is filled with a bevy of distractions.

I have started a lot Sidequest but haven´t finished most of them. The Main Story was already really long and I usually don´t like so long games. But this one managed to stay tense unlike Skyrim (good game but too long and it get boring).

That's fair enough; some people like different things in their game. The fact is, you can play it how you like it, be really quick by merely beating the story or rather lengthy by doing all the distractions. It doesn't really matter.

I like something in between.



 

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runqvist on 13 October 2012

Do I have to find those people who gave me the sidequests to complete them?



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Conegamer on 13 October 2012
runqvist said:
Do I have to find those people who gave me the sidequests to complete them?



As a general rule, not really. But for some quests you do. If you dont need to then the quest complete screen will pop up.

 

@Soriku- Had the same problem. It just became so addictive, dubno why...



 

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runqvist on 13 October 2012
Conegamer said:
runqvist said:
Do I have to find those people who gave me the sidequests to complete them?



As a general rule, not really. But for some quests you do. If you dont need to then the quest complete screen will pop up.

 

@Soriku- Had the same problem. It just became so addictive, dubno why...


I just noticed a thing which will help me a lot with this kind of things. Wii update set my system to 576i, switched it back to 480p. Now I think those text screens will be more readable.



noname2200 on 13 October 2012
runqvist said:
Do I have to find those people who gave me the sidequests to complete them?

If the quest giver is a named NPC, then generally (but not always) yes. If the quest giver is a generic NPC, then usually (always?) no.



runqvist on 13 October 2012
noname2200 said:
runqvist said:
Do I have to find those people who gave me the sidequests to complete them?

If the quest giver is a named NPC, then generally (but not always) yes. If the quest giver is a generic NPC, then usually (always?) no.

Okay, that is a pretty good answer. Finally I can get back to playing, my wife wanted me to watch some crappy tv series premiere. It turned out to be a double episode. Ah man, those minutes were long and painful.

---> Xenoblade!



runqvist on 13 October 2012

Yeah, I think this means downhill for me. I just learned how to farm experience from rare enemies. :/