What happens after three days?

I’ve been waiting here for three days!

Isn’t there still three days left?

I’m looking forward to it, but it took quite a while to be able to fly the robot, didn’t it?

It takes time to get to the doll get in the first place.

It’s okay to run through until you get the doll!

…I want to say that, but it’s really fun to walk around in person within a reachable area.

I definitely want you to experience the vastness of the field on foot.

I want you to traverse the back white tree.

The experience of sneaking around and observing primitive organisms in the flesh, while desperately climbing trees and cliffs, is hard to find elsewhere.

Is the downloadable version available starting in the morning of the day?

>>11

It should be at midnight.

And I want them to go “gweee!” with primitive organisms and stray robots.

Once the exam starts, it’s nice to ride the doll next to me and knock out the real Doug with one punch.

Finally, I’m happy that I can play on the 20th morning because I finally made a reservation.

I plan to use the vinegar kelp at the last minute, so I’ll have to be patient until Wednesday…

I feel like March 20th is Mio-chan’s death anniversary because I’ve been seeing too many patterns.

The data is already loaded onto the switch, so it’s good that you can play.

It’s my first time, but is it okay to understand it as something like No Man’s Sky with a lot of events in one planet?

>>19

It’s not very big, but there are plenty of fun locations like ruins.

As large as Ghost Recon Wildlands

Completely different.

I have no idea what kind of game experience this is.

How did you end up making a purchase the first time you saw it?

>>22

I think many people bought it because of the sequel to Xenoblade…?”

>>22

Because Xenoblade was interesting.

The PV turned out amazing.

Mainly these two points.

>>22

Xenoblade is gradually gaining attention through word of mouth, and I’m playing it.

I picked it up because it’s a sequel to that.

There aren’t many RPGs where you can freely walk around the field on a robot, so I found that element in Xenogears…

I bought it as a bundle with the WiiU.

>>28

If it’s just the elements, it’s really Xenogears, isn’t it?

It’s a game with both human characters and robots on a wide map.

>>22

I had never played the Xenoblade series, but I only knew the name.

I bought it because the scenery in the promotional video was beautiful, there were robots, and I could explore in real life, so I was focused on exploration from the beginning.

Still, I thought it was too much to just end with a tossed mystery, but in the end, I was still trapped for 10 years.

The Earth will be blown away soon.

Sea urchin

I wonder if I can play from midnight…

I see…

The intensity of the PV was nothing short of extraordinary.

I was excited and bought it with that.

The ability to ride a robot and fly around in an open world while fighting is just too appealing.

Because of the timing of the release.

Many people really made GW a waste.

>>32

It’s strange… I used up all of Golden Week, but I still haven’t played enough…

Some people bought it for Sawano and were very satisfied.

>>33

Considering the feel of Xenoblade, it’s quite different, but the one I listen to the most in the soundtrack is the music from X.

Due to Sawano’s strong philosophy regarding game music, the title is difficult to understand and multiple songs being combined into one is a downside.

To put it bluntly, PV is a scam.

>>34

The PVs here are mostly full of scams and spoilers, aren’t they?

The right to escape from Earth can be bought with money!

Please make arrangements and board the white whale!

Before the invention of the game, I thought all the residents of NLA were elite, virtuous people who were chosen.

>>37

Basically, it’s a pretense that they are people randomly selected.

Because there are quite a few people who can use malicious tactics to survive no matter what…

I got to know Shulk from Smash Bros and bought Xenoblade Chronicles.

I started playing Xenoblade after that.

Mio-chan is really funny.

>>40

Since it’s simple, it can be used in any situation where you’re waiting, right?

It’s the same Blade comrade who covers Elma-san facing off against the Mardress and gun muzzles!

It was a completely unrelated scene…

>>41

There are instances where the name of the hero changes after shouting the heroine’s name while falling, just like the original that turned to the old man’s name.

The problem with this PV is that it showcased a 120-point atmosphere in the story but only delivered a 5-point content.

I wonder if the car that was made fun of has changed.

The cooking had become quite decent.

The song is great, but I can’t really recommend the soundtrack, how should I put it.

>>48

The fact that there are no comparisons because the experience of being able to fly through an open world with a robot doesn’t exist in any other game makes it unique.

Even ten years after its release, it remains a one-of-a-kind literal out-of-place artifact.

>>48

It’s really impressive to see giant monsters wandering around by doll standards.

The boundary between the map and enemies is so thin that everyone gets deceived at least twice; I haven’t experienced anything like that in other games.

I’m looking forward to the additional scenarios, but I won’t have high expectations for the content of the story.

If you don’t do the side quests, you won’t understand the finer details, so for first-time players, you should do the side quests first.

Not yet!? 💢

Ah, that big one is probably dangerous.

The persuasive power that you can understand just by looking at it.

…Shall we go a little closer and take a look?

>>53

One of the things I’m looking forward to in Cross is seeing new streamers get caught up in this, probably around 20th place.

Earthlings…

Shall we run to the doll and then do the side quest?

I’m hesitant about putting up a probe bit by bit.

I had fun thinking about how to arrange the probes to increase income.

Is that thing already gone this time?

>>60

It’s still fully intact.

There’s someone here who’s been trapped in their heart for many years…

There are plenty of reflections and surprise kills.

Lin-chan has become so cute that the way the story is perceived has changed…

The Xenoblade-like game didn’t become popular.

>>65

There are too few places I can make within the budget…

>>65

It’s not something that can be easily made just because it’s popular…

I have only played Xenogears in the Xenoverse series.

I was defeated while flying in the PV or exploring the vast map.

I used to think there would be many more open world games in the world 10 years ago…

But this game doesn’t have anything good in the treasure boxes on the field…

>>69

Sometimes there are data probes or blueprints for superweapons.

What is this Gora? I got attacked when I got closer to the dungeon.

Acrid Urban Rider

Since we built a development system in Breath of the Wild, maybe that prevented the president from being shocked by the debugging costs this time.

The blade level has disappeared, so it seems like the gaming experience around that area has changed.

About 90% of the probes can probably be opened all of a sudden.

This time I think I’ll walk to the black one.

There are guys like me who are trapped by the operability of Mastema’s driving style.

At the time, the cross was abruptly abandoned even mid-way through the official announcement.

The DLCs didn’t increase after the initial release, and it ended up being left as a mystery.

Xenoblade 2 received extensive support even after its release, and I can’t help but think, even faintly, why they didn’t do this back then…

>>82

Looking back from later, after X, if I was working on Breath of the Wild and the second one, it’s no wonder I didn’t have any spare time…

Is the online element something that can be done later without any issues?

I’m torn on which one to play since it overlaps with the atelier.

>>83

There was nothing during the time of the WiiU.

>>83

There were material items that couldn’t be obtained without connecting, but it’s not a problem if there are no other players.

What was disappointing in Mira was when the giant ring that appeared in the PV and the distant scenery turned out to just be an object and nothing special.

Until now, it was essential to invest in mechanics for Blade level.

Cheating with others makes it incredibly tedious to increase exploration level.

What should I do about my union affiliation?

That said, at first, maybe Pathfinder or Corepedia.

>>91

Isn’t the interceptor a sure thing?

>>91

In the end, the interceptor became overwhelmingly dominant.

Elma

Actually, I like cats.

I like this.

Personally, I hardly used the Ares 90 and my favorite was the Formula 60, but I don’t know much about the usability of other dolls.

My memory is getting pleasantly fuzzy.

I played the previous installment, but it seems like I can enjoy this one with a fresh feeling.

Is it true that the field skill has disappeared?

Will situations arise where we can’t install data probes or open treasure boxes?

It is often said that Layla is strong.

You can significantly care for the defensive aspect in OCG.

Tch! It’s Pathfinder…

It was fun desperately running away from the enemy while deploying probes.

I’m frustrated that I can’t touch it for a while because of my business trip.

Well, if we’re going to make a Joker, then it’s definitely going to be an Interceptor.

>>102

I feel that the Interceptor was the dominant force right from the start of its release back then.

Before things like Joker became popular.

I want to just keep listening to the BGM of the white tree.

I think there was a troublesome one where I had to hire a blade and level up.

Level uuuuuuup!

I feel like my cooking skills have improved!

I can do it.

We are a team.

This is just between us.

As expected from the Elma team!

It’s Blade!

Keep it in your ears.

I think it’s strange that Mirezaurou, which is nothing more than an Overdo walking in the primordial wilderness, is stronger than the final boss.

It’s nice to call Milasaur with Rin-chan’s bullet storm and get crushed.

Nothing is really good.

I just realized it’s already on sale… time really flies.

Big = embodying strength.

The interceptor has a high point value just for defeating regular protozoa… No wonder everyone goes there.