Inquisitive_Ghost
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It's a small thing, but I like going into first-person when talking to the Nopon or some of the other aliens in NLA. It really helps drive home the size difference and what it would feel like.
Does NLA ever expand physically? 80% of these roads being dead ends makes getting around real tiresome.
I'm sitting here trying to do a mission where some Ganglion keep messing with probes and I have to stop them. Seems simple enough, until this bastard shows up:
Every time! Barnabas the freaking Despot! It can do like 50k in a single hit! Maybe he'll go away at night.
It really helps drive home the size difference and what it would feel like.
I just move around with fast travel (you can fast travel in NLA through the world map).Does NLA ever expand physically? 80% of these roads being dead ends makes getting around real tiresome.
Apparently busted armwear is like that (obtained when you get an armwear drop from an AM you don't have unlocked or leveled) but I sold all mine a long time agoIs there a way to use fashion gear to make it look like there's nothing equipped?
Just so you know, those probes are utter rubbish.I need some Fuel Recovery Probes asap. Can anyone guide me to some? Guides online are not proving fruitful...
Check the monster index in-game for the latter and in the case of the former, fuck Shrads.Why do Tempered Blade Modules have such a terrible drop rate, i had more success with Phoenix and G Buster drops when i was farming them than i've had with these supposedly common items. I need 36 of these things for the level 60 Zenith cannon, is there a specific appendage i should be breaking on Shrads to ensure it drops or a specific Shrad i should be targeting?
Chû Totoro;190684475 said:Can't wait to travel into my beautiful Skellin 40 hours ;_;
The trading card quest expects me to do this by talking to everyone with no navigation? Fuck that noise. Straight to a guide.
Just so you know, those probes are utter rubbish.
Jesus I didn't realise how important sightseeing spots were.
Bumped my revenue from like 60k to 110k lol
Missing one at FN 318 in Oblivia still though, got the onebut no idea where the second would be, any tips?on top of the giant ring
Wait
those affect rev?
yes, its called off the record.
There are three quests from the console called "Off The Record". Each one appears when you raise a field skill to level 4. If you complete the quest, the skill raises to level 5. The mechanical related quest is by far the easiest one and the most useful to get as early as possible.
Jesus I didn't realise how important sightseeing spots were.
Bumped my revenue from like 60k to 110k lol
Missing one at FN 318 in Oblivia still though, got the onebut no idea where the second would be, any tips?on top of the giant ring
I rushed a little and got mine in about 28.
Completed the data probing yes! Mechanical level 5 does wonders. Next up will be the archeological level 5 quest.then biological level 5 for all the treasures.
Would you recommend maxing to mech 5 first and then moving onto arch and bio?
(I'm at mechanical level 4 and level 2 bio)
Oh lord, I finally got some Phoenix and G(2) buster weapons for my lvl 50 skell.
The carnage. The carnage. Phoenix does about 50k damage and the G buster I equiped dished out 65k damage. I got these from guardian pugliths and the guardian, uh, drones who roam Badr Basin. Are there even stronger versions available of these weapons out there?
You can base 100k with an orange Buster, more if you add gravity boosts. It's great for breaking parts fast
Got the game today and love it but using the GamePad is terrible. Can you play without it?
I am doing the Trading Card quest without a guide. I am having fun!
That quest is a troll. Seriously.
Yeah, I think I'll do this later.I used this from the Prima Guide.
Took me a while but just did it! After switching with the nopon in the industry district, I was lost, then I remembered that the prone dude on the manon ship was sad because he wanted a specific card, so I went there, and he gave me tips for fighting.
After that it was just going to the rich guy with the pool who gave me another silver card, and then to the ant dude that had the last golden card, mission accomplished!
I'm still really, really early. And I have full intention to push through another couple of chapters to see how I feel. But so far this game is immensely disappointing coming off Xenoblade Wii, and if I feel the same way later on I'll probably end up selling it.
It's not clicking at all. The dialogue/cutscenes/characters are unbearably flat and uninteresting, I just want to skip every single dialogue exchange. Visually it's technically impressive and the skyboxes are nice, but the lack of richer colours and interesting worldbuilding through visual design from Xenoblade really let down the overall aesthetic. The soundtrack's great tracks are offset by the terrible ones, so it's far less consistent than Xenoblade as a whole. The UI is a mess. The whole questing structure and game flow is dragging its knuckles.
I'm at the point of bewilderment, to be honest. I loved Xenoblade so much, and that's within a genre that I'm not a big fan of in the first place (I'm exceedingly picky with JRPGS). The praise this has gotten here and elsewhere from people who also loved Xenoblade had me excited. It's obviously drawing a lot from Xenoblade in design and vision. But unlike Shulk I'm not really feeling it at all. So far absolutely nothing, except the Skells, about the story, world, and game design itself is standing out or grabbing my interest. I'm bored, so bored. And I'm sure as shit not grinding 10+ hours of content just to play around with a Skell.
Man
It's really great when you actually pay attention to the NPCs more and remember their struggles because when you start racking your head to remember who may need something, you remember those details about them and ask them about it.
I could barely remember most of them who mentioned Miralife cards but when there were some I got right by checking the area for them, it felt good.
Not to mention that dialogue changes frequently with story progression and it just makes the world feel like it's always changing with you and around you. The part you play can be major in retrospect (especially when you peruse the affinity chart and see the impacts you've helped make).
I usually love Prima Guides, but for this game I was pretty disappointed, lot of info missing/too hard to find.
Oh well at least it looks nice enough.