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Fucking Mira.
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It's all over internet if you are really curious lol.
Can somebody clarify this? Sometimes getting perfect has seemed to repair my Skell for free but other times I've had to use insurance/salvage ticket. Is there something I'm missing?If your Skell is destroyed, you get a soul challenge. If you get perfect, the Sell gets repaired for free and does not use an insurance. Good repairs it, but uses 1 insurance. Fail repairs it using 2 insurances and leaves your character at 1 HP.
If a party member has their Skell destroyed, they get an automatic perfect and it's repaired for free.
I just realized that data probes are Ubisoft's tower concept, except you actually have to meaningfully navigate the world to get to them, as opposed to just finding a tower and climbing it real quick.
Reading a guide on Skells..
Can somebody clarify this? Sometimes getting perfect has seemed to repair my Skell for free but other times I've had to use insurance/salvage ticket. Is there something I'm missing?
Also, I had a party member get their Skell destroyed, and I have to just a salvage ticket. Why wasn't it repaired for free? Is the guide wrong?
I just realized that data probes are Ubisoft's tower concept, except you actually have to meaningfully navigate the world to get to them, as opposed to just finding a tower and climbing it real quick.
If the skell has already lost its insurances, then jumping out with the perfect soul challenge doesn't help anything - you'll have to pay the fee.Reading a guide on Skells..
Can somebody clarify this? Sometimes getting perfect has seemed to repair my Skell for free but other times I've had to use insurance/salvage ticket. Is there something I'm missing?
Also, I had a party member get their Skell destroyed, and I have to just a salvage ticket. Why wasn't it repaired for free? Is the guide wrong?
So you have to have remaining insurance for the "perfect" to not use insurance?That happens if you have no insurance left
I just realized that data probes are Ubisoft's tower concept, except you actually have to meaningfully navigate the world to get to them, as opposed to just finding a tower and climbing it real quick.
Reading a guide on Skells..
Can somebody clarify this? Sometimes getting perfect has seemed to repair my Skell for free but other times I've had to use insurance/salvage ticket. Is there something I'm missing?
Also, I had a party member get their Skell destroyed, and I have to use a salvage ticket. Why wasn't it repaired for free? Is the guide wrong?
Reading a guide on Skells..
Can somebody clarify this? Sometimes getting perfect has seemed to repair my Skell for free but other times I've had to use insurance/salvage ticket. Is there something I'm missing?
Also, I had a party member get their Skell destroyed, and I have to just a salvage ticket. Why wasn't it repaired for free? Is the guide wrong?
Bad picture but it will do.
Bad picture but it will do.
So is there any reason why Lao never calls out his soul voice dialogue and only gives the text prompt? Is it just a bug?
Are there any general 'can't go wrong' augments to make for my first level 30 Skell? Obviously I'll put more time once I get to end-game but at this point I just want to fill the slots with something cheap and easy that's a good overall boost.
I've heard his weather line. That's about the only line he'll say in battle aside from "Not my forte, but if you insist" which he says for literally every other action he does.Mira should basically be illegal at this point.
I love so many of the creature designs in this game - if only the more humanoid aliens were as well-realised and interesting.
Probably - I haven't really run into that, at least. Do you mean every Soul Voice, or only a specific category?
Also, does this mean you've never heard his weather line?
Thanks. At first I was thinking about stuff like Melee/Ranged Damage boosts but I'm not sure if those work as I'm thinking on weapons that are basically arts for the Skell. Stuff like you mentioned stacks fine on all parts? How about what I mentioned on the auto-attack weapons at the very least?I usually go for evasion boosting augments for my light skells and gravity resistance for heavy skells. Potential boost augments are also great investments for the future.
Seems like you have a lot more high level research probes than I do. Do you know what's the best way to get them? I accept every normal quest I can find...
I've heard his weather line. That's about the only line he'll say in battle aside from "Not my forte, but if you insist" which he says for literally every other action he does.
I love so many of the creature designs in this game - if only the more humanoid aliens were as well-realised and interesting.
1. What exactly does a Ramjet Rifle make it an essential weapon for a thermal build?
2. With regards to L, what Art's, Skills, & such are essential to make him effective for on foot combat?
I second this. The biggest issue I have with humanoid xenos is that there're several races that consist solely of tall and buff males and short and curvacious females.
Just finished the game at the 90 hour mark. All in all I loved it.
(STORY ENDING SPOILERS)
Lao and the other bosses ended up being pretty trivial because I developed a level 50 Megaflame. Ended up one hit killing both of them. Felt slightly anticlimactic because of that but that's more my fault than anything else, lol. Thought that Elma being a Xeno and the stinger after the end credits were pretty cool twists, although overall the story wasn't as memorable as XC.
I'm really excited for the next game in the series. Can't wait to see what they do next. Not sure if I'm gonna grind it out for that Ares 90, though.
Ending spoilers
what's fun is that elma is the titular character of the game! She's a Xeno-BLADE!
Although one ma-non could also bear that title
Ending spoilers
what's fun is that elma is the titular character of the game! She's a Xeno-BLADE!
Although one ma-non could also bear that title
Thanks. At first I was thinking about stuff like Melee/Ranged Damage boosts but I'm not sure if those work as I'm thinking on weapons that are basically arts for the Skell. Stuff like you mentioned stacks fine on all parts? How about what I mentioned on the auto-attack weapons at the very least?
He has 4 ranged arts equipped and I've had the text bubbles appear for "Lay down some cover fire" and "shoot to topple" but he only ever speaks that specific melee line, even for when he's just doing normal attacks.That's his line for responding to a melee Soul Voice - how many of his equipped Arts are melee attacks? I definitely remember him having voiced lines for giving and responding to ranged, buff, aura and debuff Soul Voices, so maybe you've just set things up to not trigger them?
Female and male mannon don't look like that too me XD
I second this. The biggest issue I have with humanoid xenos is that there're several races that consist solely of tall and buff males and short and curvacious females.
He has 4 ranged arts equipped and I've had the text bubbles appear for "Lay down some cover fire" and "shoot to topple" but he only ever speaks that specific melee line, even for when he's just doing normal attacks.
Ending spoilers
what's fun is that elma is the titular character of the game! She's a Xeno-BLADE!
Although one ma-non could also bear that title
They already confirmed in the Iwata Asks that insurance for the insurance was a late addition because the lead battle designer "was a kind man"All signs point to them hacking in skill test late in development and not testing it or updating the messages.
Kojima And I strictly told him to just let the Skell break when it was destroyed...but he added the "insurance on insurance" function without my consent.
All (laughs)
Takeda I'm not a skilled player, so for me someone like him is worthy of worship! (laughs)
Kojima Just remember that this feature came solely from his kindness.
Takeda Sure! (laughs)
As far as I can remember. I hardly use Lao though so it doesn't bother me all too much. Just thought it was weird and wanted to see if it was a common issue.That might be some sort of bug, then. And it's been the case since you started, and persists on resets?
If you lose the insurance, you probably should just sell the skell and buy a new one. You get majority of the money back and don't have to waste any money on the fees.Thanks all! Makes perfect sense now. Wish I payed more attention to my insurance, I didn't really care too much because I was under the assumption you could get free repairs even when it was 0 lol. Ah well!
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wow Lyn is such a shorty that the world seems to be a new scale using her
Just need to go into the active party screen and you can move whoever you want to play into the top left spot.How do you change characters?
How do you change characters?
Bump.
How do you change characters?