I thought about talking about the music but it didn't really fit in anywhere.
I liked it. Some of it's cheesy, sure, but it works.
Gaf demands a detailed writeup of the themes and symbolism in Black Tar's lyrics.
I thought about talking about the music but it didn't really fit in anywhere.
I liked it. Some of it's cheesy, sure, but it works.
I hope the game doesn't have like secret boss ass mech parts/mechs locations you can only find and not buy.
Or do you build it from the store?
Cause if I have to find cool shit, fuck all that son I'm buying the guide.
I expected much higher scores.
I hope the game doesn't have like secret boss ass mech parts/mechs locations you can only find and not buy.
Or do you build it from the store?
Cause if I have to find cool shit, fuck all that son I'm buying the guide.
Imo, the game is so big that if you want to find something really specific and how to obtain it, better buy the guide.
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Polygon hates life and video games
In fact Polygan and Game Radar had the same issue with the game : they kinda disliked that the game doesn't hold their hand (so no tutorial for 5+ hours). So I think, they feld overwhelmed.
Destructoid review kinda nailed that : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDURTlzzhV4
Same with other reviewers, that game isn't for newbies because it won't held their hands.
What guide is everyone planning to get for this?
Not sure if there is another one other than this one - http://www.amazon.com/dp/0744016738/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Imo, the game is so big that if you want to find something really specific and how to obtain it, better buy the guide.
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In fact Polygon and Game Radar had the same issue with the game : they kinda disliked that the game doesn't hold their hand (so no tutorial for 5+ hours). So I think, they felt overwhelmed and were maybe not used to rpgs.
Destructoid review kinda nailed that : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDURTlzzhV4
Same with other reviewers said : that game isn't for newbies because it won't held their hands.
Prima Guide seems to be the only one.
They're either useful or not.
For Fallout 4 it was a massive disappointment, didn't even tell me collectible locations I felt a bit cheated.
I have no idea why I clicked on that link thinking it was to the article instead of a youtube video.
ALMOST GOT ME
http://www.destructoid.com/review-xenoblade-chronicles-x-322015.phtmlWhen Nintendo has many tutorials, NINTENDO IS HOLDING OUR HAND TOO MUCH.
Now, XENOBLADE X IS TOO COMPLICATED AND NO ONE IS HOLDING OUR HAND
ordered the hardcover from amazon will not even ship until the launch![]()
Hmm, I think I might just grab the digital one and avoid the potential let down here, thank you for the heads up I have been forcing myself to avoid following this game until launch day so the wait doesn't seem as bad![]()
As someone who hasn't played the game, Polygon's review seemed fair. It wasn't the lack of tutorial that they had issue with. It was the lack of any explanation for 3/4 of the mechanics in the game (and the busy UI, and story issues, etc).
I didn't get the impression they wanted their hand held with a 5 hour tutorial.
As someone who hasn't played the game, Polygon's review seemed fair. It wasn't the lack of tutorial that they had issue with. It was the lack of any explanation for 3/4 of the mechanics in the game (and the busy UI, and story issues, etc).
I didn't get the impression they wanted their hand held with a 5 hour tutorial.
I was a huge fan of Saga games, Resonance of Fate and Legend of Legacy. I like obscure mechanics that you have to figure out by yourself. A negative for Polygon is a positive for a lot of players in this case.
Prima Guide seems to be the only one.
They're either useful or not.
It was a great use for Witcher 3, helped me find all of the armor pieces I wanted and explained campaign choices, not to mention learn the game's systems.
For Fallout 4 it was a massive disappointment, didn't even tell me collectible locations I felt a bit cheated.
Like I'll feel cheated if I can't make Geralt of Rivia in this game.
They tend to change the shipping to Day of release a day or two before. Go chat with customer support like tomorrow to see if it has changed per chance.
Digital is probably the way to go. Only 10 bucks and you get all the info with a quick Ctrl+F haha
There is no spoiler in it, lol.
This is probably the first game in roughly 10 years that I've bought the guide for.
they should have more access to this game it was out in Japan for a long time
please give me a link to the digital version I'll get that too XD
As someone who hasn't played the game, Polygon's review seemed fair. It wasn't the lack of tutorial that they had issue with. It was the lack of any explanation for 3/4 of the mechanics in the game (and the busy UI, and story issues, etc).
I didn't get the impression they wanted their hand held with a 5 hour tutorial.
The explanations were in the manual of the game... others reviewers said it too so they didntt had problem like Polygon and Game Radar had.
Heh I used that 30% off a book code during BF on Amazon to get the hard cover for like 17. holiday30 was the code, wonder if it still worksIf you buy the hardcover I'm almost certain you get the digital copy included so don't double dip until you confirm if you can have it day 1.
For the digital guide by itself option though:
http://www.primagames.com/games/xenoblade-chronicles-x/products
It's the second one. 10 bucks for the digital, around 24 for the hardcover collector's edition that gives you access to the digital guide too.
Unless you REALLY want the book though, the digital guide is fine. I really wanted the books and the included goodies with the Witcher 3 and Fallout 4.
If you buy the hardcover I'm almost certain you get the digital copy included so don't double dip until you confirm if you can have it day 1.
For the digital guide by itself option though:
http://www.primagames.com/games/xenoblade-chronicles-x/products
It's the second one. 10 bucks for the digital, around 24 for the hardcover collector's edition that gives you access to the digital guide too.
Unless you REALLY want the book though, the digital guide is fine. I really wanted the books and the included goodies with the Witcher 3 and Fallout 4.
Heh I used that 30% off a book code during BF on Amazon to get the hard cover for like 17. holiday30 was the code, wonder if it still works
And that's certainly fine, as you know what you like (including disagreeing with Polygon's points, which is also fair). I take their score and review as a warning to a large contingent of gamers that may not like obscure mechanics, and the other drawbacks they found with this game. They know their core audience fairly well, I'd assume.
I'm also not concerned about the obscure mechanics. I had no issues figuring things out in XC:3D, and think it is a pretty fantastic game so far.
If you buy the hardcover I'm almost certain you get the digital copy included so don't double dip until you confirm if you can have it day 1.
For the digital guide by itself option though:
http://www.primagames.com/games/xenoblade-chronicles-x/products
It's the second one. 10 bucks for the digital, around 24 for the hardcover collector's edition that gives you access to the digital guide too.
Unless you REALLY want the book though, the digital guide is fine. I really wanted the books and the included goodies with the Witcher 3 and Fallout 4.
My order of the xenoblade collector's edition guide is coming friday. Haven't seen anyone else mention when their's are coming.
Will it be naive of me to rely on my online squadmates to supply me with enough information on material etc locations?.
I'm generally against using guides or outside help for any game.
Any why is it not Friday yet!.
Just litle reminder for people who didn't read it : XenobladeX Iwata ask
Interesting to read specialy why Skells are not unlocked at the start of the game.
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Man looking at screens and videos of this makes me realize how flat most open worlds are. I feel like the verticality of the game is what I'm excited for the most.
Man looking at screens and videos of this makes me realize how flat most open worlds are. I feel like the verticality of the game is what I'm excited for the most.
Man looking at screens and videos of this makes me realize how flat most open worlds are. I feel like the verticality of the game is what I'm excited for the most.
Yup, very cool. Seems Zelda might also offer some verticality as well next year.Man looking at screens and videos of this makes me realize how flat most open worlds are. I feel like the verticality of the game is what I'm excited for the most.
Yo. I had no idea Victor Lucas was still in the reviewing games business. This is almost the best part of the entire thread.