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In short, a great game with great gameplay and good story, and a even better ending to the Xenoblade trilogy.
The game starts out slow, but I gave it a chance and soon realise it's one of my favourite games played ever.
Story: The plot is good, no crazy plot twists but just an overall solid story.
Characters: Solid characters development. For how much the protagonist annoyed the hell out of me when the game first started (partly due to the English voice acting but mostly due to how the character was at first), I felt that much more happy and fascinated to see his growth and how much I liked him as a character in the end. The supporting casts are wonderful as well.
Gameplay: The battle system starts out being a bit boring, however as you slowly progress through the story and more things get unlocked. If you are able to learn how the battle system works, it's a really fascinating experience. One of my biggest criticisms would be the map compass system, it can be extremely misleading at times especially when you are new to the game.
There is also the field skills that can be annoying at later parts of the game, having to grind or do some side quests when the story action is getting exciting just feels terrible. Good thing for me is that there's a save editor that allows players to skip the grinding process, and I highly encourage you to use it whenever you don't feel like grinding or just want to progress through the story.
Music: Just outstanding soundtracks played at the right time in the right cutscenes.
Voice Acting: This is where I made probably the most important decision in the game. Before chapter 3, I decided to switch from English to Japanese, as the English voice acting from the protagonist just kills my experience during the game from time to time when the cutscenes play. Sure enough, I'm so glad I switched to the Japanese V.A before..one of the most important and amazing cutscenes in chapter 3.
Overall, this is a game that if you stick through it (pick the Japanese V.A, trust me), a game that provides you with an unforgettable journey and experience.
Story: The plot is good, no crazy plot twists but just an overall solid story.
Characters: Solid characters development. For how much the protagonist annoyed the hell out of me when the game first started (partly due to the English voice acting but mostly due to how the character was at first), I felt that much more happy and fascinated to see his growth and how much I liked him as a character in the end. The supporting casts are wonderful as well.
Gameplay: The battle system starts out being a bit boring, however as you slowly progress through the story and more things get unlocked. If you are able to learn how the battle system works, it's a really fascinating experience. One of my biggest criticisms would be the map compass system, it can be extremely misleading at times especially when you are new to the game.
There is also the field skills that can be annoying at later parts of the game, having to grind or do some side quests when the story action is getting exciting just feels terrible. Good thing for me is that there's a save editor that allows players to skip the grinding process, and I highly encourage you to use it whenever you don't feel like grinding or just want to progress through the story.
Music: Just outstanding soundtracks played at the right time in the right cutscenes.
Voice Acting: This is where I made probably the most important decision in the game. Before chapter 3, I decided to switch from English to Japanese, as the English voice acting from the protagonist just kills my experience during the game from time to time when the cutscenes play. Sure enough, I'm so glad I switched to the Japanese V.A before..one of the most important and amazing cutscenes in chapter 3.
Overall, this is a game that if you stick through it (pick the Japanese V.A, trust me), a game that provides you with an unforgettable journey and experience.