I was gonna pretty much say this, but I decided not to because I was thinking of of spoiler examples

Considering the technological background background behind both games, I'd say X is far more advanced than Xenoblade ...

They have spacecrafts that can move faster than the speed of light and can revive complex cryogenically frozen organisms like humans whereas most of the things you mentioned in Xenoblade should be achievable with modern science ...

Those things don't make X "more" sci-fi than fantasy though, they just mean the science in X is more advanced. The original Star Trek series is no more or less sci-fi than Deep Space Nine, for example, notwithstanding replicators, holorooms, faster warp drives, and other technomagic.

The definition of "science fiction" is imaginitive content of science ... 

Does Xenoblade feature anything that moves faster than the speed of light ? No, since it obeys our current understanding of modern science so it is very far away from fiction on a physical perspective. X on the otherhand having spacecrafts that travel faster than the speed of light is flat out "fiction" ... 

Is it possible to revive a full cryogenically frozen body without extensive damage ? No, that type of medical science in X is currently a "fiction" ... 

The only content in Xenoblade that you could classify as "science fiction" are the giant mechs been structurally sustainable without energy issues ...

X is certainly more advanced but Xenoblade hardly ever borders on "science fiction" ... 

I believe thats called confirmation bias.

You have played the game, what is your opinion about it? Should we worry?

Ups! You are right, I was sure they were there, they are way more relevant than a lot of sites in meta and they give scores, so I thought it was a given that they were on meta, I was wrong.

Yeah, the new one seems a little more sci-fi in style, absolutely.  Mechs, recolonization on a new planet, earth replicated city, lots of guns. Xenoblade 1 had sci fi elements too, of course, but less so. And the initial setting had a much heavier fantasy feel, with a world on living titans, a magic Sword, ancient angel creatures, etc.

It's not unlike FF.  The old games had lots of tech, but it was typically ancient secrets discovered as the game progressed. The modern games just jump straight to a futuristic setting. Xeno is the same way. The original gave the pretence of fantastical but slowly revealed technical.  But the new game seems to jump right in to space action.  I like the old style in my JRPGs, but can enjoy the more techie feel too.

Theree's no way you finished this game. In fact, with what's bolded there's no way you even went past the first few parts of the game.

Do enlighten me, I'm well past through half the game ...