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Yeah I wish they were playable too...
As long as they were to sing a song like Mordin did randomly.
Why? Because of her alias?
But Orphe dispise fighting, even witht their advanced technology. That doesn't make much sense
Her alias is dumb but that's not the reason...her second affinity mission made hate her...her first one didn't really give me a good first impression either...
There's an exception to everything...one Orphe continued to serve the Ganglion even though the rest of their race sided with humans...it comes down to their Ovah and what it tells them basically....they could've easily made an Orphe that had a more 'hands-on' approach to weapon making...could've even had some Arms Testing missions as well...
There's not really a dedicated healing class in this game. You need to study the soul voice system, because that's where your healing comes from. If you do Irina's first Affinity Mission, you can get her Smooth Recovery art. Pretty much the best healing art you can get.
Why? Her second mission was great. Put the Dark Suit on her, I can't have her wear anything else in my game.
I did think the same about the dark suit but I just gave her a leather jacket which suits her also...regardless in the first part of the mission I disliked how she basically used me as a pawn in her little game of death to earn a quick buck and basically told me 'too ****ing bad' at giving me a share of the money I helped her get...not too mention a big part of my time was spent bouncing between random ganglion strongholds trying to find the research data that once again gives her a huge reward that I barely got a cut of...
And yet despite hanging around with Elma and Lin the entire storyline, I feel like the avatar's relationship with either of them doesn't change much at all. Neither of them go through any character development thanks to the avatar's input, like the side characters do. Lin's perfect from the beginning (which is another can of worms) and Elma just hides stuff from everyone the entire game. Difference of opinion I guess, but that's how I see it.
Considering all things do you really blame Elma for keeping her secrets?
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The one character I do not have unlocked because the game won't let me...I had a dream last night, where there was an announcement for a new playable character for Smash NX and coming from Xenoblade X.
And it was not Elma, nor Cross, nor even Lyn or Tatsu, but...
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(I would be far to be against this inclusion in all honesty.
How do you even get her?I had a dream last night, where there was an announcement for a new playable character for Smash NX and coming from Xenoblade X.
And it was not Elma, nor Cross, nor even Lyn or Tatsu, but...
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(I would be far to be against this inclusion in all honesty.
You have to complete all her sidequests first...I believe she's got one in each region before you are able to recruit her...
Well that's good to know.
Step 1: Complete the "Mamma Mia" quest she gives you in New LA.
Pretty sure I did all but one on Step 5. The rest should be no problem...I hope.Step 1: Complete the "Mamma Mia" quest she gives you in New LA.
Step 2: Find Mia at Noctilum's Skybound Coil Tree and complete her quest there.
Step 3: Find Mia at Oblivia's Leaning Ring and complete her quest there.
Step 4: Find Mia at Sylvalum's Nopon Caravan and complete her quest there.
Step 5: Finish all of these quests: Attack on Biahno Hills, Water Woes, The Miracle Maker, Rites of Ruin, Good Fortun, Shotgun Diplomacy, The Line of Fire, Alex's Last Stand, Mystery Man and Professor B's Return.
Step 6: Complete the Definian Downfall quest (aka probably the hardest quest in the game!)
Step 7: Survey 65% of Cauldros.
Step 8: Find Mia at Cauldros' Ganglion Antropolis and complete her quest there.
Step 9: Enjoy!
Is that Celica's third mission? That thing was a *****, yeah. Only advice I can give is to make sure your Skells are up to snuff, and that you don't aggro any of the enemies around the stupid thing, since I'm pretty sure they're all high level.Ugh, I'm currently stuck on the "Fitting in" affinity mission against the stratospheric balaena... that thing is so strong and I don't have the tools to counter it, namely something to reduce my vulnerability to this ridiculous blaze DoT it inflicts to my skells forcing my entire party to go on foot at a point it often have more than half its hit points left, and my longevity on foot against that thing is ridiculously low. Generally I hate to have to rely on the "too hard reduce level" mechanic but this time it looks like I'll have to; I tried with toned down difficulty and even then I only managed to get super close to win but I actually never did it (once my skell somehow survived during the entire fight and I wanted to finish its last 2% HP on foot just for some silly fun and but as soon as I went on-foot I got one-shoted by the monster's strongest attack... *shrugs*) Since it's an affinity mission I unfortunately can't move on to complete it later like I do with many other missions I find too hard, so it breaks the flow of the game comparatively to every playing day before when I was feeling like I was accomplishing something or at least progressing and that's sad. (And besides, why can't I just run away to save my life and leave the balaena alone? but how well)
Can anyone who finished this affinity mission give me some tips or something? For what it's worth I don't have access to level 50 skells yet and I'd rather not use an infinite overdrive strategy, I mean, it was fun to do the first time when I used it to make chapter 11 a breeze but I don't see myself having fun using it to trivialize the rest of the game. (Actually I like overdrive as a temporary mode mostly for how fast it charges arts, but "under decoy effect during the entire battle" strategy no thanks)
On a funny note, am I the only one who went inside the giant flower in the part of Noctilum only accessible through skell flight and thought that the flower itself was the tyrant when hearing Uncontrollable and quickly ran away trying to not be eaten by the flower, only to realize later than Joker the whatever-I-don't-rememberthat's its actual nameactually was a small blatta? I mean, I wasn't expecting a level 90 tyrant to be an insect the size of a human
I actually didn't have too much problems with that...save for the fact it took forever....Ugh, I'm currently stuck on the "Fitting in" affinity mission against the stratospheric balaena... that thing is so strong and I don't have the tools to counter it, namely something to reduce my vulnerability to this ridiculous blaze DoT it inflicts to my skells forcing my entire party to go on foot at a point it often have more than half its hit points left, and my longevity on foot against that thing is ridiculously low. Generally I hate to have to rely on the "too hard reduce level" mechanic but this time it looks like I'll have to; I tried with toned down difficulty and even then I only managed to get super close to win but I actually never did it (once my skell somehow survived during the entire fight and I wanted to finish its last 2% HP on foot just for some silly fun and but as soon as I went on-foot I got one-shoted by the monster's strongest attack... *shrugs*) Since it's an affinity mission I unfortunately can't move on to complete it later like I do with many other missions I find too hard, so it breaks the flow of the game comparatively to every playing day before when I was feeling like I was accomplishing something or at least progressing and that's sad. (And besides, why can't I just run away to save my life and leave the balaena alone? but how well)
Can anyone who finished this affinity mission give me some tips or something? For what it's worth I don't have access to level 50 skells yet and I'd rather not use an infinite overdrive strategy, I mean, it was fun to do the first time when I used it to make chapter 11 a breeze but I don't see myself having fun using it to trivialize the rest of the game. (Actually I like overdrive as a temporary mode mostly for how fast it charges arts, but "under decoy effect during the entire battle" strategy no thanks)
On a funny note, am I the only one who went inside the giant flower in the part of Noctilum only accessible through skell flight and thought that the flower itself was the tyrant when hearing Uncontrollable and quickly ran away trying to not be eaten by the flower, only to realize later than Joker the whatever-I-don't-rememberthat's its actual nameactually was a small blatta? I mean, I wasn't expecting a level 90 tyrant to be an insect the size of a human
Are you talking about Xenoblade Chronicles X which is what this thread is about? Or Xenoblade Chronicles, a completely different game for the Wii and New 3DS?