I agree with all points made in this article. Finding rare Blades through exploring or quests would've added so much to the game. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 basically proved that gacha system is bad even when you can't spend real money on it.
Does this same devil turn boring looking characters into something visually appealing to look at? Because I wouldn't mind if some other devs sold their games' souls to this devil... looking at you Naughty Dog.
Are you seriously saying that characters modeled after real women, actresses and models are less appealing than cartoons with eyes as big as fists, no noses, a line for a mouth just because bazongas?
Haven't got switch yet and this game was on my radar...WAS. Really enjoyed Xenoblade games fighting, but making your weapons luck based roulette, fk that.
To be honest, it's an excellent game with a great cast and story. The gameplay is excellent too, including the blades. Like the other guy that commented, I don't even remember feeling that blade pulling was an issur
There are definitely better alternatives to the gacha system, but I'm still enjoying the game so far. Didn't realize how many cutscenes were in the game though. Glad I was able to rewatch them all when I took a 2 year break from the game.
I actually liked this aspect to the game. It made it fun and luck based but without having to pay a dime in micro transactions. People will always complain about something
Exactly, all the other 'popular' gacha games I've heard of all want to gouge the hell out of your wallet simply for a 'chance' to get what you're after. In XC2 you can try as many times as you want and dont have to deal with getting a lame weapon instead of an actual character when pulling.
The number of blades you could've brought to the Image, yet you brought Dahlia >.> lol
I agree with all points made in this article. Finding rare Blades through exploring or quests would've added so much to the game.
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 basically proved that gacha system is bad even when you can't spend real money on it.
If you were expecting much from a series that sold its individuality to the devil to become "generic waifu jrpg #4012", you're to blame.
Haven't got switch yet and this game was on my radar...WAS. Really enjoyed Xenoblade games fighting, but making your weapons luck based roulette, fk that.
i'm confused...was the game supposed to change 3 years later?