It did help change up the blades. I might be a bit overpowered now.lol

Thanks guys You saved me a lot of headaches.

Being like the only person that prefers X's soundtrack to the original, and being one of my favorite OSTs in general, I was a bit bummed about no Hiroyuki Sawano in XC2.

With that said, this is my favorite track so far, left a great impression on me hearing it for the first time and that is pretty important for me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwMPPGFsp5c

KLXVER said: It did help change up the blades. I might be a bit overpowered now.lol Thanks guys You saved me a lot of headaches.

Fighting smarter not harder is often the key in Xenoblade imo.  More than a few times in X and the original I would think I was at a grind wall only to realize I could still go further by changing up my strategy with new gear or changing up my party.  One boss in particular seemed impossible until I switched to a different character in the lead and I was able to beat the boss without too much trouble.

All I can say is the end of chapter 3 was epic.

Yeah, I enjoyed Chapter 3 quite a bit. I am looking forward to going through it again on my first replay.

What's great about replaying this game is you will have different rare blades likely in that replay.

Yeh I agree I finished chapter 3 and it was epic!

Chapter 4 wasn't as great. Although it is a good time to waste time doing side quests (and the new type of quest), along with getting older unique enemies and mastering the mechanics. That's what I did at least.

C4 is a much needed down time to start sidequests and all.

What I got from Chapter 3 is that they like to take away the things I was starting to get invested into too early.

And that they stole the Tales of glass break effect for Zeke's fight.

Also some of these cutscenes go on for a bit too long I feel, not Xenosaga Ep. 1 bad, but I feel a bit tired after some.