Isn't it from the adjacent terminal? I might be wrong havent spent much time with the AMs yet
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yeah ive been there and i cant see any weapons from the manufacturers
only the weapons i could always see.Watch Da Birdie
I buy cakes for myself on my birthday it's not weird lots of people do it I bet
How do you pump Miranium into the arms manufacturers anyway?
Noctilim sure is beautiful.
They're there but have different names than what showed up when you upgraded the manufacturer.
The console to the right of the one you use to shop.
yeah ive been there and i cant see any weapons from the manufacturers
They're there but have different names than what showed up when you upgraded the manufacturer.
The console to the right of the one you use to shop.
there's a terminal next to the shop. I'm at the point now where my 15k limit gets almost maxed out in one 'deposit' so I keep upgrading them, but there's never anything I want to buy. All I can think about is saving money for when I can finally get a Skell, heh.
Actually it's not clear to me what triggers the miranium/money deposits. Is it just in-game time?
curious myself. I gave up trying to figure it out and switched to a different ability.
I think so. You also get cash from it too, if you set it up right.
Did some research. Apparently if an ability says "combos into range" or something like that. It means you have to use a range ability first, and then the ability that has that description.
After making a basic mineral probe combo and racking up Miranium, I am tempted to just become the Miranium King and never have to worry about it again. But then I remembered I have to buy a Skell later...
Do you guys buy stuff in the armory very often? When I played through the original Xenoblade, I kinda relied on enemy drops almost the whole game (and supplemented where necessary), and the drops seem plentiful in this one too. I'm sure continually upgrading the arms manufacturers will payoff for some crazy gear later on, but it seems like I'm better off just saving my cash for now.
Do you guys buy stuff in the armory very often? When I played through the original Xenoblade, I kinda relied on enemy drops almost the whole game (and supplemented where necessary), and the drops seem plentiful in this one too. I'm sure continually upgrading the arms manufacturers will payoff for some crazy gear later on, but it seems like I'm better off just saving my cash for now.
You get enough drops, but I also spent some cash on armor for my team as they were falling behind due to me saving all the good stuff for myself. Keep in mind that you can also rig the probes to create money for you.
LurkerPrime
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Elfforkusu
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Alright, thanks.
A little bummed I wasted some exp on lame knife arts since I am on the path to becoming a
DXB-KNIGHT
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The font is small on my tv and gamepad not the subtitles they are ok,
I can barely read them
I can barely read them
Monster Zero
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Anyone got a link handy to class/job descriptions
What triggers getting items from your mining probes? Is it time based or? (yes, I'm doing The Repair Job
Pretty sure it's time based.
Bummer. Hopefully I can finish that up tomorrow I guess.
I think it's like every half-hour or something. I just went and did some other quests and stuff while I waited.
Ah alright, good to know. That's not too bad. I'm at 3/5
Took on the mission to get my Skell and im having trouble finding the materials
Any help would be appreciated
P.S. sorry about the spoiler tags, not sure what could be considered a spoiler or not for quest details so I figure id play it safe.
Proficiency Exam 5
I know where they are supposed to be but I cannot find them for the life of me. Especially the ones in Oblivia since I cannot find a route to get to Lake Basel
Any help would be appreciated
P.S. sorry about the spoiler tags, not sure what could be considered a spoiler or not for quest details so I figure id play it safe.
flatearthpandas
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Route to the lake is way out of the way south around the mountain.
Depending on what nodes you have set to mining it could take only a single cycle to finish. I got 3 in one go after I optimized mine.
LizardKing
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You can't! Have to use the pad :/
Freeman76
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Tribes of Trusty
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Stupid question : what are the best ways to heal myself and my teammates ? I'm 7h in and it seems the only thing I can do is finish the battle before getting killed. Thanks.
Freeman76
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Buying this game has reminded me how crap the Wii U is as a functional unit. I have no space to add data packs, and none of my External HDD are the 'right type'. I cant play with headphones in unless I have the whole game through the gamepad. I cant plug my turtle beach headphones into it either as it has no optical out. Piece of shit, if it wasn't for the games I would donate the thing to charity. As it stands, I am loving this game and so glad I never sold the brick
QisTopTier
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The damage rayguns do is hilarious, never gets old stripping half life off a tyrant
dont spam skills used whats asked for
I'm not streaming it but I started a playthrough of it. Loved the Xeno series through and through and decided this would be my first live playthrough of a game.
I love this game man, can't wait to be able to play online with the rest of you!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLISpr69XHl1DErOb6lIBVby8l3X409w2_
I love this game man, can't wait to be able to play online with the rest of you!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLISpr69XHl1DErOb6lIBVby8l3X409w2_
Super Stardust
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I'm getting gaur plains flashbacks from noctilum, it's just so fun running around with that music playing even if I'm not doing anything.
Around the northwest, I remember finding one on my trip for a story chapter. This is from the Prima guide. FN sites 101, 103, 105, and 106 according to Gessenkou's spreadsheet.
Just figured out certain enemies don't aggro depending on time of day. Helped me get a probe down
16 hours in and Chapter 4 is waiting for me in the barracks. Still haven't explored outside of Primordia. This game just nails exploration. I walk down the streets of NLA and overhear someone talk about some wreckage in primordia. Warp there, don't know how to get onto the cliff where the wreckage is. So I run around the paths until I stumble upon a data probe. Keep wandering trying to find the wreckage and I find some guarded ruins with treasure.
The cave music in this game is a big improvement over the original. And Black Tar and the NLA themes are still amazing
16 hours in and Chapter 4 is waiting for me in the barracks. Still haven't explored outside of Primordia. This game just nails exploration. I walk down the streets of NLA and overhear someone talk about some wreckage in primordia. Warp there, don't know how to get onto the cliff where the wreckage is. So I run around the paths until I stumble upon a data probe. Keep wandering trying to find the wreckage and I find some guarded ruins with treasure.
The cave music in this game is a big improvement over the original. And Black Tar and the NLA themes are still amazing
Perfect, that's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!
Couple of questions:
1) Is there really no way to check what all these weapon/armor buffs do? Sure, some are self explanatory like Melee Attack Up III, but when there's something like Invigorate II it would really help to know what it does before I choose to buy an armor piece with it. I remember seeing explanations for those when creating them but surely that's not the only way? Leaving the shop, running to a different console, checking the buff and running back to the shop is really not feasible.
2) On the segment map, if the segment icon is a tyrant/mission icon, does it mean there's a quest/tyrant available on that segment or do I need to pick up from somewhere else and come back to that segment to complete it? I know if there's a treasure icon I can just find it and the area will be explored.
1) Is there really no way to check what all these weapon/armor buffs do? Sure, some are self explanatory like Melee Attack Up III, but when there's something like Invigorate II it would really help to know what it does before I choose to buy an armor piece with it. I remember seeing explanations for those when creating them but surely that's not the only way? Leaving the shop, running to a different console, checking the buff and running back to the shop is really not feasible.
2) On the segment map, if the segment icon is a tyrant/mission icon, does it mean there's a quest/tyrant available on that segment or do I need to pick up from somewhere else and come back to that segment to complete it? I know if there's a treasure icon I can just find it and the area will be explored.
You can just find the tyrant and fight it. Of course you will have no idea when it shows up during theday unless you overhear a conversation about it first though.
You'd have thought that Primordia being the starting area things would be nice and easy.
No, everything will fuck you up.
Found some dude looking for his friend, who I found no problem. But wait, he's lost his communicator. No problem pal, I'll just pop up this hill and get it - Oh hello pack of level 34 Drex what are you up to? Oh you're here to kill me? Okay.
Dead.
That should be the tag line for the game: Xenoblade Chronicles X: Everything will fuck you up.
No, everything will fuck you up.
Found some dude looking for his friend, who I found no problem. But wait, he's lost his communicator. No problem pal, I'll just pop up this hill and get it - Oh hello pack of level 34 Drex what are you up to? Oh you're here to kill me? Okay.
Dead.
That should be the tag line for the game: Xenoblade Chronicles X: Everything will fuck you up.
LowParry
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Hmmmm. So I'm a huge huge fan of the Xenosaga games. Having a hell of a time trying to enjoy Fallout 4, then gave that new Sword Art Online a go and not really feeling it. However the main reason I wanted SOA was to do most of the multiplayer and as a end result, I'd get teamed up with people who were like lvl 500+. So with this game when it comes to multiplayer, does it match you up to same level players or just whoever signs up for the quest? (Or better, how does multiplayer work in this game). Either way I enjoy the visuals of this game so much. Think I'd be good to go with this type of game?
Not sure how multiplayer works as after 10 hours I still can't access it. This probably isn;t a game to buy for the multiplayer.
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