The additional portion developed too quickly, but it’s good that it concluded properly.

This field won’t look inferior even after 10 years.

The selection never ends…

It’s still chapter 10.
Time melts away in the subquest.

By the time I reach chapter 13, I have become too strong…

I hope the next Xenoblade is this big.

I defeated Teresia!
I filled in the Korepedia!
…What should I do?

Well then, I’ll make a different choice on the second round.

It was a god map as rumored, but because of the dolls, the vast map felt smaller, so I hope the next installment includes dolls as end content.

It was really great how the view of the field changed gradually depending on the vehicle.

Because there are many survivors who have chosen that option.
In the second round, I want to play and leave a lot of X’s on the Kizuna Graph.

Chapter 13 is too unnecessary.
You definitely changed the original plan.

There are still way too many inconvenient parts that haven’t changed from 10 years ago!

I’m glad you were able to wrap things up even though I couldn’t fold the furoshiki completely.

I’ve been told this many times, but what were they thinking with that ending in Chapter 12?

I can understand it to some extent for meta reasons, though.
The main story is over, but the game continues.
However, since returning to my real self would create various inconveniences in the flow of the story, I’ll provide a reason for not being able to return.
I cannot defend the fact that the resulting situation was left unresolved.

>>23Sometimes there are threads with spoilers too.

>>23There are many people playing casually, and it’s also difficult to avoid spoilers from the original work.

I’m the only one left with the strong Tereshia, but preparing the doll is too much trouble, so I’m thinking maybe it’s fine…

In Xenoblade 1, although God died and the world was reconstructed in the end, the scene at the ending where various races are having fun together in one city was heartwarming.
I wished they would have depicted at least one scene of a bright everyday life in the new world in Xenoblade Chronicles.

As for me, I don’t mind if Mira disappears, but I felt like the debate with the final boss is starting to turn into Sam8…

Tereshia is indeed one of the strongest since she’s included in the achievement rate, but I think her abilities are toned down because they want all players to be able to defeat her.
Farcis and the Headless Emperor are genuine endgame content that lacks such considerations.

Chapter 13’s story was already what it was… so I was expecting something from the field, but the floating continent was just too boring, and I wanted to say, “Hey, Lou on the ship, enough already,” but I guess the budget didn’t allow for more, so I sealed my feelings of wanting to criticize it harshly.

Mia’s end has only the black steel sign, but nothing happens.
What is this?

I was really happy that My Avatar was the protagonist.

No, Ru does things like that.

The misery of chapter 13 is truly troubling, to say the least.
There are quite a few people who are looking forward to Xenoblade Chronicles 2.
I can’t help but wonder if we can connect from there…?

If Ru really puts in the effort, it seems like they could probably teleport.
If that’s possible, then it’s natural to try to regroup at the base.
Rather, I got my hopes up that this is a prelude to gradually revealing the true identity from here.

I’m sad because I have an attachment to Mira, and I never thought I would abandon NLA and Central Life.

Mia is originally treated as a hidden event, so the guidance is unkind and it’s in the stance of “please look for it yourself.”
If the event marker is displayed on the map, there is a starting point somewhere in the hexagon of the segment topic, so it’s a good idea to search thoroughly.
There’s no emotion or anything, but if you just want to finish quickly, then Google it.

The Korondus squad was annihilated.
Certainly, the direction was indicated this way, but why did we end up heading straight into that flashy area…?

Leaving Gradius aside, Pharsis requires a certain level of burst damage, so it has a different kind of difficulty compared to Telesia.
I couldn’t defeat it in the Wii U version, but I managed to defeat it by spam-clicking quick cast flap in DE.

Ten years ago, I was deprived of Golden Week.
Once again this year, my Golden Week has been taken away.

People keep dying because of my careless replies.
Yesterday, I wiped out the three legendary heroes of Lars.
If the cause is known, it’s me who will be killed, right?

It feels like 90% of facing a top-class enemy is just preparation, so I don’t really feel motivated…

When I read Art of Mira, I can’t help but think that quite a lot has been changed.

I haven’t done lobster yet.

It’s somewhat difficult to understand that for the completion of the Mia quest, you first need to talk to Suriella for the definition quest.

The central life was broken after all, so it didn’t really need to be taken, right?

Isn’t the Heavy Up and Down of the Six Star a bit too erotic? Did you used to dress it in something even bigger with the Oppai Slider?

That’s why I laughed when I heard from Tossy that the catchphrase for Xenoblade Chronicles DE is “Living on this planet.”

I think it would have been better if Rue was the mastermind.
It would just end up being a series of betrayals.

I wished they would add a theater mode with free dressing options in the update…
Also difficulty adjustment options.

Even if they say it’s a weakness of a weird hit, I just crush it with firepower, so there’s no way I would know…

I wonder if it will look nice just by doing it as is on Switch2.

Even if it’s not a quick kill, I can’t read weaknesses during the battle.

It’s really unclear to release a remaster at this timing.
It would be more enjoyable if it were 60fps.

After making a mistake in my choices and causing a death, I can’t help but laugh at my avatar honestly apologizing over the phone.
If saying sorry is enough, then we don’t need a blade.

Chapter 13 and the surroundings of Lou-san have been fundamentally rewritten with the premise of the existence of 2 and 3, I can feel that.

I don’t want to be greedy, but I wished there were about two additional player voice patterns.

You wouldn’t know about the wiring repairs of the transport helicopter that went missing in the luminous forest or the murmurs of NPCs in the hangar area if you didn’t listen.

It seems like the immersion would increase even more in Switch2 mode.

In the end, I don’t really understand why I can function even without the contents of Central Life.

However, since Lou is such an amazing character, he ultimately remains an interesting alien who doesn’t really get involved in the main story, so it feels a bit like, “So what?”

In the universe, there is a place where consciousness gathers; Central Life happened to resemble it and somehow things went well.

I wanted to do it as “Mira = the world of the rift,” but…
I didn’t make it a separate space because I didn’t have time.

I’ve just finished chapter 12, but should I not proceed to chapter 13…? If I pretend I didn’t see the final twist, I feel relieved…

There are still various mysteries left, but if a sequel comes out, I think the mysteries will only increase.

If you don’t know how to respond, you can get killed in one hit.
This crappy game, I’ll never play this again! I’m throwing the controller!
After 10 minutes, I acted as if nothing had happened and exceeded 300 hours.