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Oddly, I have less to say about this entry than the previous entries and Ultimate.
A collection of great games, just not a great celebration of these games, if that makes sense.
As my first "Warriors" like game, this was a pretty good introduction to this type of gameplay
2008
A certified hood classic.
This is indeed a game(s) that exists. But I have a soft spot for it mainly cause it's my first FE, playing Corrin in Smash, and it having my favorite waifu: Azura.
Better than Melee.
You may try to crucify me, but I believe in Science.
You may try to crucify me, but I believe in Science.
Good, but kinda overrated.
Wait, why is there a protest outside my house?
Wait, why is there a protest outside my house?
1999
It feels pretty unfair to criticize this game at this point.
2002
7.8/10
Too much water
Too much water
1996
A certified hood classic.
Bri'ish people be like:
On it's own it's a pretty decent game but this sadly doesn't feel like an Assassin's Creed game.
2017
This game gets worse the more I think of it.
Ok, this is my first actual "review" since I just finished this recently.
Pros:
-Zeke.
-The soundtrack is fucking incredible
-How is ties in with the first Xenoblade is really clever and doesn't come off like fanservice.
-The antagonists I actually find slightly more compelling than the first game's villains.
-The environments, like the first, are gorgeous to look at and explore.
-Performing Blade combos is really satisfying.
Cons:
-While the story is excellent, it does take a while to get started.
-Grinding in this felt very tedious, especially with the skill tree.
-While the gacha system doesn't rob you of your money, it still feels tedious to get the actually good blades.
-Like the story, Rex does get better as the game progresses. But Rex is still an inferior protagonist than Shulk. Both in terms of writing and voice acting.
While I slightly prefer the first game, this is still a game that's worth your time. I cannot wait for the third game that's coming out.
Pros:
-Zeke.
-The soundtrack is fucking incredible
-How is ties in with the first Xenoblade is really clever and doesn't come off like fanservice.
-The antagonists I actually find slightly more compelling than the first game's villains.
-The environments, like the first, are gorgeous to look at and explore.
-Performing Blade combos is really satisfying.
Cons:
-While the story is excellent, it does take a while to get started.
-Grinding in this felt very tedious, especially with the skill tree.
-While the gacha system doesn't rob you of your money, it still feels tedious to get the actually good blades.
-Like the story, Rex does get better as the game progresses. But Rex is still an inferior protagonist than Shulk. Both in terms of writing and voice acting.
While I slightly prefer the first game, this is still a game that's worth your time. I cannot wait for the third game that's coming out.
I mainly been playing the Custom Weapons servers, and they have been some of the most chaotic fun I've ever had in an online game.