bolearis my beloved
Doesn't quite reach the narrative heights nor the unspeakable narrative lows of Xenoblade 2. I think I had lofty expectations for the end of the trilogy, and Xenoblade 3 did not deliver.
The endless side content is back too, but now you'll have to do side quests as a pre-requisite for each class you want to fully level.
Combat is a lot more comprehensible than Xenoblade 2, and the QoL and UI are a step up from XBDE. Unlike XB2, shops finally have unique icons on the map, but now they have barely anything worth buying. Monolithsoft giveth and Monolithsoft taketh away.
Doesn't quite reach the narrative heights nor the unspeakable narrative lows of Xenoblade 2. I think I had lofty expectations for the end of the trilogy, and Xenoblade 3 did not deliver.
The endless side content is back too, but now you'll have to do side quests as a pre-requisite for each class you want to fully level.
Combat is a lot more comprehensible than Xenoblade 2, and the QoL and UI are a step up from XBDE. Unlike XB2, shops finally have unique icons on the map, but now they have barely anything worth buying. Monolithsoft giveth and Monolithsoft taketh away.