What are your thoughts on Future Redeemed? 👀

It was peak thank you Tetsuya Takahashi for everything

So Ontos was originally designed to be a deliberator between Pneuma and Logos. When he was split from them, Ontos latched on to Zanza and Meyneth for that function. So when the core was used to help with origin, Ontos reset to a purely logical being, a machine, Alpha. Because of how Aionios was formed from fear and selfishness, he deemed the original people of the two worlds as flawed, so latched onto the city people because they were not part of the cycle Mobeius created. However, a part of Alpha remembered the influence Shulk and his friends had on his outlook, so his “conscience” formed into A.

To help and give an answer to the part on the story Aero was a bit confused about: A and Alpha aren't perfectly explained. However taking Rex's line about Alpha being a "heartless machine" and A describing herself as "the conscience" I came to the conclusion that Alvis basically had the same thing happen to him that happens to Cia in Hyrule Warriors. Cia wanted Link and was willing to do anything to get him. So she tore out the good part of her soul and swore loyalty to Ganon. The good part of her soul became the character Lana. The same thing happened to Alvis. Ontos is a machine. He calls himself that in the final cutscene of the first game and he's way more cold and calculating than Pneuma or Logos. However, Ontos does have some moments where he breaks that cold shell and shows emotion. He saves Shulk and returns him to his body after Mechonis Core for no reason other than admiring his spirit to make a difference in the world. A machine would've said, "Tough break kid. Rules are rules. You're dead." Ontos went out of his way to save Shulk. And again, in the last scene he makes recreations of Shulk's friends to help him make the final choice. A machine wouldn't have done that. A machine would've waited for the human to input their commands. These are "conscious" decesions that a self proclaimed machine is making. I imagine that this conflict bothered Ontos and he ripped out that emotion or "conscience" to return to his roots: his "Alpha" state if you will. The removed consciousness became it's own entity. It wasn't Alvis it was only one piece. Not Alvis. Just... "A." I imagine that Alpha probably saw City people, who are born of combinations of the two worlds, and decided that they were the true successors to Klaus's world. Not those half people born out of these half worlds. That last part about Alpha's reason for his action is pure conjecture! I don't have any lines to prove it, but it's the conclusion I thought made the most sense. Feel free to provide a better reason. Matthew

I actually really like the idea of leaving all this fan service connection stuff for the dlc. Not only from an obvious business perspective by making 3 completely standalone. But I think it’s really cool that everyone was upset about the lack of connection in 3. But in reality all the Klaus stuff was important in Aionios, it just happened earlier on, and by the time 3 roles around all that’s left is the conflict between Oroborus and Moebius, which I like considering 3’s main theme of moving on into the future.

Interesting to hear some people didn't like Nikol's VA, I loved him. His voice was way deeper than I initially would have thought.

Matthew. I’ve seen a few people get confused on “Alvis” Alvis, Alpha, A, are all parts of Ontos. As A mentions, Alvis took form from Ontos and Zanza’s will. Without Zanza, Alvis returned to being Ontos. Pneuma and Logos are needed to balance Ontos, without them he is a heartless machine and becomes Alpha. Alpha has watched people of both worlds repeat their problems over and over again; basically Eternal Recurrence. He believed that only the new people born; meaning people of the city, could change and grow. So his plan became to erase the old and start with the new. Because A is the conscience, Alpha lacked any morals or sympathy. Incapable of emotions.

Regarding alpha and A SPOILERS After the worlds failed to merge and moebius was born, alpha was very displeased with how humanity desired the endless now and believed that instear of saving aionios, it would be better to just scrap everything amd start over. Since the ppl of the city had nothing to do with moebius' creation, alpha saw them as worthy to remain. Out with rhe old, in with the new. Bc pneuma.and logos were not there to give their input, alpha kinda just said fuck it we ball and launched his offensive. As for A A and Alpha split in the city when ghondor was fighting N. When ghondor realized what Alpha wanted to do with Na'el, he used the last of his power to try and free her. When he touched her core, A split off. This also recontextualizes N and the city quite a bit, as in addition to fulfilling his deal for M, he also was there to kill Alpha and never meant to actually kill his son.

You said you were confused as to why Alpha only saved the city citizens. Its a biblical allegory in that The Ark, which is the vessel to the “new world” aka Earth and Alpha essentially acting as the savior, in machine form. The fog rift we see from future connected is the same rift we see in the final fight. My guess is that It is a byproduct of the vanishing of the conduit, and a portent of the unstability of the universes colliding again. Alvis The Absconder, I theorize used this fog rift gateway to travel through multiple parallel dimensions before his return in Future Redeemed as Moebius froze the world, hindering the universes. If true, this means that the telethia who went thru the fog rift is the same telethia in Xenoblade X. Which would mean Klaus world is sort of a meta 4th wall break.

This DLC is epic. So much to do in this Extension. Wow. Totally worth the money and time amazing. Rex and Shulk Are the Goats. So much nostalgia!!!!❤

Finally got to catch this after getting my video done. And it's so nice to see you having such a positive reaction to the game. It's very infectious. Agree about the A / Alpha stuff. Feel like it was a bit confusing and idk I don't think A really felt like XC1 Alvis. But was super cool to see Alpha again. Glad you loved it man ❤

Mio is Nia's Daughter, Glimmer is Pyra's daughter, but we never see Mythra's daughter 🤔 Matthew

Ontos became a heartless machine (Alpha) because of the absence of Pneuma and Logos as avatars inside the trinity processor. Logos was being used by N in the sword of the end and Pneuma was in the fist of the end(Ouroboros system). That's why Shulk and Rex becomes the Avatars for both processors, so the system could get stabilized and wait for Origin to reboot all the data in the new merged universe.

The Ontos Crystal washing up on the shore is definitely a parallel to how the Zohar rises from the sea in Xenosaga

One thing im still not sure of is what happens to Reyn, Zeke, Fiora, Morag, etc. Will they come back after Noah resets origin? matthew

I have beaten the dlc as well and i did love ir, beginning to end but i have a few un-aswered questions, first of all, how Shulk and Rex got to Aionios and how much time have passed after X1 and X2 story and future Redeemed, and my second question is, what happened to the rest of the cast, is Fiora, Dumban, Pyra and Mythra and the rest of the cast dead?

Peak fiction

this DLC was near perfect for me. Alvis is my favorite character, so loved how this story revolves around ontos. i am a little confused about pneuma core crystal since it blew up in aion, and assumed malos core crystal with it. i feel like they should be gone unless their data existed in ontos and therefore could be rebuilt through origin. i also wished they expanded on the fog beasts. i remember A saying that it's a sign of a strained world. so was the rift from FC because universes are being pulled together, and rift/fog beasts in FR are Alpha manipulating the world to his will? are they related? or is fogbeast/rift just a phenomenon that occurred for different reasons in FC and FR? i do like the idea that rifts ultimately lead to where the conduit is since ontos core is bound to it and thats where ontos' power comes from. did alvis leave with the conduit, just leaving his core behind to be used for origin and then reemerged through the rift as alpha and reinhabiting his core? or did he just return to his core at end of xbc1 and just woke up at some point in origin as alpha and took control?

This was very good, and I gotta say the exploration while smaller in scope than 3 felt way more fun by comparison because they added in all of these completion checklists. I'm also glad the community system didn't halt the progress of the game. I love Torna a lot, probably a bit more than this DLC, but I know a lot of people who absolutely hated the gated progression in that game. I think the one thing I would have liked to see a bit more of was some exploration of areas outside this central one and how the whole world map looked back then because the little teases of what we can see in the distance were pretty cool. I'm also hoping they are working on remasters of Xenosaga, Xenoblade X, and even Xenogears which was also apparently reference in that radio broadcast as well. I definitely think X DE is the next big game they're releasing, but I can see Xenosaga remastered coming out between now and then if it's in the works, that Baten Kaitos remaster is giving me a lot of hope that it is.

Help me understand the ending of future redeemed. What was the point of the world's separating then becoming one world's. Was it the reset of origin?

finally finished xenoblade 3 and future redeemed (just now) and man...i'm so glad i picked up xenoblade on the wii. idk if it's been talked about before somewhere, but the last couple scenes of future redeemed when we see the two worlds seperate and then converge, i gasped and awed at something i now think of as a headcanon for myself. but the "infinity" sign of the moebius' iris, yes it does represent an endless flow of time, "the now" and everything. but now i also see the "8" as the two worlds splitting. i guess you could say the ouroboros iris' represent the worlds as one too. and i like that idea so much. but man. i'm so happy to have played through this trilogy and can only hope to be around for all future xenoblade and xeno related projects

I actually really liked the accessories and gen locks behind exploration, maybe not for the main games, but it works really well here because it makes me excited to explore. Before I usually feel like exploring doesn,ct have as much rewards, so this is a really nice way to encourage that Will quickly add though, the Xenoblade X connection was likely just a reference, as X's world physically cannoy exist in the same universe as the main world. Especially Xenosaga and Xenoblade 2

It was peak. Especially Rex getting the biggest glow up.

Happy with how the real ending to the trilogy turned out. I will say that for a second I thought Takahashi was hinting at Xenoblade X at the end when the worlds combined but that might be wishful thinking. Either way, all I have left to say is Matthew (iykyk)

I rate it a Perfect Works/10

I haven’t finished Future Redeemed yet but so far I am enjoying it. It’s so cool seeing Shulk, Rex all grown up, and Colony 9 and even just seeing Z and N again when they were gone by the end of the base game. I am also not a fan of the gameplay systems like you said and the incursions.

SPOILERS GOD I just noticed how Alpha parallels Karellen from Childhood's End from Arthur C. Clark. This is insane bc even in Xenogears we had an antagonist that is a reference to Karellen. And still both are very different characters. God I love Takahashi.

I maintain if we got a picture it should have simply been the picture of Noah and Mio in a modern day hospital holding baby Ghondor

I actually really enjoyed the field crafting mechanic. I only ran into the material barrier once, qnd thankfully it wasn't for prison island

Matthew! I just finished the dlc before watching this, and I'm conflicted with the story. I don't know what they needed to do to blow me away. I loved the gameplay, and I'm glad I took my time and explored. I didn't get all the affinity, gem, and art kits; but I feel like I had enough to finish the game without too many issues. I am bummed that Al Weaver got recast. I love goofy Rex.

Awesome video a beautiful end to the Xeno trilogy, Matthew

Future redeem was everything I asked for Xenoblade 3 to be.

Matthew has more personality, charisma, and energy to him soley because he was born of the city. Noah was a war torn teenager who only ever knew fighting and one day broke free from the cycle wondering what his purpose is. Sure matthew is better as an MC, but that is because of his background, but Noah is a rather great MC given his limited expresions. It's almost like comparing different things.

I think not name dropping was handled relatively well, in other spaces someone put forth that, when speaking about these characters to other characters (that do not know these characters), it would make sense to say my mentor and etc. Their are a couple times when Rex and Shulk speak that it may be kind of odd, but from a natural way of speaking not too much.

I saw a comment in another video so I'll comment here too, since it did make sense Namedropping reyn or dunban, or pyra and Mythra would be namedropping for the sake of namedropping, after all the other party members don't know who they are, but the players, if they played their correspondent games, will know who they are talking about

Black crystals aren't random tho. They are key items. They are easy to find if you just look around, but you can also track them down easier if you upgrade your x reader

I loved Future redeemed, The protags were great. Matthew took a while to grow on me, but he did. but overall the DLC was phenomenal & the perfect close out for the Klaus saga

Matthew. The story felt a little rushed overall and could’ve used more time to explain a lot of the questions from base Xenoblade 3 but the characters were the best part of the DLC for me. Made it memorable and a blast

How Alpha came to being is similar to how Alvis came into existence in Xenoblade 1. A new world is born with a new god in its place, Z with the power of the Trinity Processor or specially Ontos in Origin. Except unlike Alvis who shouldered the regrets of Klaus and wanted to do right, it shouldered the hatred and fear of Z. The inhabitants of the new world of Aionios which are the cityfolk have nothing to do with the old world much like how the people of Bionis and Mechonis aren't aware of the previous world. Hence A or Ontos decided to do the same thing again, fell a god and recreate a new world. Only this time Nael is the person he chose and there is no choice in the matter unlike when Alvis asked Shulk what he wanted.

Matthew I think I preferred the party gameplay of future redeemed more than the base game of 3 but I can't really say I prefer condsidering how short this is compared to the base game

Something I really liked about the DLC, the end, not in a bad way but rather a good way, because it sets the grounds for SOOOO much potential for the next game in the series.

How is Rex part of the dlc? Like how did he get there

Matthew Anyway, for me this has been the highlight of the trilogy. I loved Future Redeemed so much! Although it still couldn't beat XCX in my list of favourites.

For me, the reward for exploring was more meaningful and satisfying in FR than in base game. Cause the dlc was shorter than Torna. Also, they designed a good and easy way to help the player find most objects. And for those players who want only to watch the story is easy mode. You can Set the game on easy, kill a super boss that is like 5-8 levels higher than you and get from 8 to 10 levels.

Matthew. This was peak fiction and I loved it. Exactly what I wanted :3

The reason why ontos became alpha is because logos and Pnuema were no longer present to "influnce" the arbiter of the trinity processor. Mobeius and oroboros power are generated feom pnuemas and logos core crystal as well. A split off from alpha when Ghondor used the oroboros power on Na'el.

My only two issues were having to collecting the kits and characters not having enough time to develop. Other than that, this DLC popped the fuck off.

Tbh, the one part I really don't particularly like storywise is that Alpha uses Alvis' homs form. It just seems off, like it was only done for shockvalue to mess with fans on the reveal trailer because "OMG, evil Alvis!?". And then the story goes "nah, actually Alvis is gone as how we knew it to be and it's not really Alvis but rather the core itself and-". They could have just done a redesign that you can still recognize as coming from the same source, like they did with A. Otherwise, I largely enjoyed the game. There are some wrinkles in the gameplay like how we sadly don't get a NG+ and the postgame was kinda scuffed(though at least there was a postgame, that's not always a given), but it was fun more often than it wasn't. And the story was surprisingly standing pretty tall. Of course it can't really stretch its legs and provide a fully fleshed out experience like the main games, but it is actually up there qualitywise, which was a neat surprise after FC felt more like a neat drop in the bucket and Torna is all over the place narratively and sadly doesn't properly hit its stride until the last 15 minutes. About the "It's disappointing that they never name the other characters"...yeah, it's strange. There is the legit reasoning that just randomly namedropping people would most likely confuse the characters and audience if they don't know, but there is a limit and consistency to that train of thought. They show the players all these seemingly random people in the recap-cutscene, they namedrop the other two cores, Klaus and even Zanza...in that context, it feels odd that they never even specify in discussions between characters that should know. They even stretched it to where it is ambiguous to an unneeded degree if Rex means Pyra and Mythra or Pneuma and Logos when he says "If only those two were here".

This was the best fucking thing to come this year! I fucking love Xenoblade

I cant believe some people think Glimmers voice acting was even passable.

Already loved xc3 with all my heard but this dlc made that feeling even stronger :’))

I think they said that Alpha came to be because logos and pneuma "were no more"

Being new to this series, I absolutely got the DLC specifically to feed the void of missing Fei from Gears and finding Matthew as a solid stand-in for now. I really wish Gears would get its due remake by Monolith and obtain the IP rights back from Square Enix.

Man I love Xenoblade

Still haven’t really figured out what N’s Sword of the End is, but when he referred to Matthew’s gauntlets as Fists of the End I’m starting to get closer to it. The problem I see then is the fact that Noah’s Lucky Seven is another sort of anomaly as well. There is a million and one parallels that could guide is to the right answer, but god damn is the final answer here not easy. I don’t currently agree that Ouroboros Powers are strictly derived from Pneuma and Pneuma alone as many people are saying, given N’s own weapon as I just mentioned sharing the moniker “of the End.” Anyways. I think anyone saying they have the answer right now is probably still lacking the evidence to confirm it at best, and entirely wrong at worst.

lets go

This DLC was PEAK, I love the Xenoblade series :)

I absolutely loved this conclusion. The new AP system really messed with my play style perfectly. Great ending and I was left satisfied. Also: Matthew

Overall as a DLC and a wrap up of the trilogy I was left more than happy. I don't think they ever could of pleased everyone with this content but I think they pulled it all together well. There are some things we could of seen but part of Xenoblade for me has always been certain aspects being open to interpretation. As soon as I got to Klaus' world I lost my mind 😂

Think exploration is sorta part of the game so don't really think it matter all that much that you find the unlock kits. Actually sorta liked it, made exploration more rewarding. The only think is that I think they should all be in chests so they show up on the radar when you build a radar tower or that lying items also shows up. Also think they don't refer to the names of the people because that might spoil parts of previous games.

IIRC Alpha and A separated after they/Na’el get wrecked by N in the battle where Granddad was killed

What a way to go, not the finish but the dlc as a whole was amazing

Matthew Man i love Xenoblade I readed a comment that stayed Shulk created a new world with Monado (Monad = Beggining) representing The Father Rex with the Ten no Seihai preserved the lives representing The Spirit N/oah with the Sword of Origin/the End brought the end to the old world Aionios representing The Son In the end a new world was born where the same mistakes from the past would not be made and everyone will get to walk hand-in-hand towards the future A new heaven new earth As a Christian that has to be some of the coolest type of storytelling i have experienced

Time to do a new timeline???

This game is the connection to Xenoblade X! Project Exodus was the reason for the very game to happen in the first place. I find it justified since so many people claim that game wasn't important.

Whoooo was falling on the earth

I thought almost everything about it was perfect, perfect fanservice and a great end to the trilogy

There is no "not explained pretty well things", there is intentionally unexplained things. But dlc itself is great addition to the main game, it's just awesome.

My name is Mathew so it’s cool that the protagonist has my name

Personally, I think what ended up happening is that at the end of XC1, Alvis reverted back to his core crystal and was simply reawakened later, albeit in a different form. Although I’m not sure how true this would end up being if Shulk later finds the core on the beach without Alvis reawakening right then and there, but in my mind I’m simply thinking blades don’t awaken from core crystals in the XC1 universe, only in 2s. With Logos being the male persona and Pneuma being the female one, I don’t think Alvis/A was necessarily something “in between,” but rather both at once, which is why we have both a male and female Alvis. This doesn’t explain why they split though and, to be honest I really don’t know why that happened. But I do think the split happening causing Alvis, or rather Alpha, to revert back to machine logic makes absolute sense.

I actually don't think that A is necessarily the same entity as Alvis in XC1 and Alpha is a new entity. I think that it's something similar to rampancy in Halo (and in a similar vein, the alpha AI in Red vs Blue). I think that Alvis essentially became corrupted (or went rampant) after years within the simulation run by the Trinity Processor. This split his personality into A (the female part of Ontos's programming that retained its humanity and nuturing of the past) and Alpha (the male part of the programming that retained its machine tendencies and obsession with the future), sort of mirroring how the Bionis and Mechonis were set apart in the XC1 world. I believe they both remembered Shulk and the events of XC1, but only A cared about it. I'm also not sure how they got the Logos core crystal for Origin's processor, as Malos's core was shattered. Would be interesting to know how the Sword of the End is connected with Logos as well.

the dlc was hit and miss with me personally. Now, i already knew going in that i probably wouldn't /love/ it since i really wanted a sequel DLC that provided closure with the main cast of XB3 (and XG1 & 2's cast since we know Origin has all their data stored). But i get the feeling were just never going to see any of those characters again and whatever the next game is will pick up somewhere completely different. I still really like the DLC. The nostalgia nods, seeing Shulk and Rex be dads and wandering parts of Aionios that we hadn't seen before was still worth the price of admission imo. It was good to fill in the story gaps around how the founders came to be and what they were about, but other than that it didn't really answer many things for me. Maybe im being too pessimistic, but i just really wanted real, actual closure to the story and not more "what happens? where'd Noah go? The worlds seem like the combined..but who knows? Did Mio's group and Noahs group EVER see each other again? Did Origin work? too bad you get no solid answers and just have to sit around and guess" Like i said above i feel we wont get these answers and the next game will pick up on the (seemingly) recombined world 1000 years after the story of XB3 and we just wont see any of our beloved characters again...but im very, VERY new to Xeno games and have only gone through the XBC 1, 2 & 3 so maybe my lack of experience with the franchise is why im having so many frustrations. Can anyone with more experience tell me if my fears are unfounded? i really hate the idea of getting 0 closure on the characters i actually care about. Matthewwww

It was FANTASTIC and wrapped up MANY loose ends... now well see what the future may bring (NO this is NOT a pun

Spoilers Nearly perfect dlc gameplay wise. Very good story. Only complaints are that Nikol and Glimmer didn't get enough screentime. And the ending of the worlds combining again was kinda confusing. Obviously that's like after the events of Xenoblade 3, but I'm just a little upset that it just kinda happens. I can only hope XBC4 explains why it happened? For now I can only assume that the worlds at some point yearned for each other once again and this time the collective unconscious wasn't scared of the future and origin functioned as planned. I just wish we got to see a more proper send off to all our beloved characters. I mean hell we havent even seen Pyra and Mythra since the events of Xenoblade 2. Just feels like the ending was a little rushed.

Super disagree with your thought that the game was padding it's runtime by softly forcing exploration. What Torna did I completely agree, hard locking your progress was a poor system. However, what they've done with FR I absolutely adore. What Monolithsoft has done here was giving an actual incentive for exploration. Genrally in Xenoblade, there isn't much reason to explore unless you want to. Clearly the games have always wanted players to explore by incentivising the player with XP, accessories, side stories, etc. All of that's well and good, but by and large nothing you get really moves the buck forward in making the player stronger. With the affinity and unlocks systems in FC, you are always finding things that improve the players power. Kill some birds? Affinity to get a new skill. Community side quest? Affinity for powering up your arts. Collectopedia entry? Affinity. They've perfected the gameplay loop here. The more you explore, the more stuff you get that directly helps you get stronger, it's incredible!

I just beat it an hour ago and of course have not come to a definitive conclusion on how I feel abut it, but would currently say I am... Whelmed. Not underwhelmed, but also not overwhelmed, just... whelmed. It was great, but the final fight (though cinematic and epic) wasn't really as memorable as I would have expected. Overall it was cool, but there's quite a few things I personally miss considering this is supposed to close off a 12-13 year saga. [Heavy Spoilers from here on!] Not a single glimpse at Logos and Pneuma aside from Flashbacks. Na'el not playable, effectively even nerfing chain attacks by making it possible to get a full pair and her during the last command. Not a single picture of the XC1 aged up cast. Not even a possibility to switch to Shulk's short hair which they had ready from the first cutscene. I don't want to sound too negative, I enjoyed it, I guess some friends that beat it before me might have raised my expectations higher than they would have been otherwise.

I enjoyed it but also mixed on it

11:05 Oh boy this is such a big deal to me. I didn’t like X3 base game and was punished for exploring too much. So much so that I couldn’t engage with the hero system. It was a awful experience. Then we get the DLC and I was like a child on Xmas because finally I am being rewarded for being a completionist and exploring every nook and cranny but again these damn extremes! Now gamers who don’t want to explore everything are being punished. Both are completely messed up and infuriating to me. Just allow us a campfire to change our levels from the very beginning and quit forcing players to play a certain way. Let people like me who want to complete a game even if we are over leveled before the boss do that, and let people who don’t want to explore everything not get punished for for not exploring. Respect of different play styles for different people need to be a thing. It can really ruin people’s experience of the game both ways. Future Redeemed was everything I was looking for in 3 base game and didn’t get. I will absolutely be playing it again.

Extremely Mixed feelings. If this truly is the end of the "Klaus" Saga, then it really should've had that one final little scene every other Xenoblade has where we see the heroes living happily in the world they saved. The lack of that drops this from an A or S to a C imo. While it answered a lot of questions we had, such as where Pneuma went, who/what was Ontos' role in all this(though we kinda knew it was Alvis), a very simplistic kinda boring answer for what the Fog and Fogbeasts are, as well as what's causing annihilation events. Questions it didn't answer or are so obscure that most wouldn't notice. What exactly are Mobius(it implied they're the work of Logos' Core or I suppose the "memory" of Logos' Core?), what the hell was the point of the focus on offseeing in the base game? What does offseeing do? Why was it not even mentioned in this DLC, did they just give up on that concept? But the biggest question to me, What happened to all the other characters from 1 and 2? Why are they not present in the system at all? Especially extremely long life ones like Blades and Gramps or the Machina of XC1. The whole thing as pretty as it feels, also feels very rushed and uncertain/unclear. So while I enjoyed it. It doesn't exactly make me feel great about this being the end of the saga. Who knows though, perhaps the next game will take place on the new world and we'll see small glimpses of what became of the earlier game's characters. If not, I'd have to sadly say this ending was a small failure. It'd essentially be like removing the final scenes from XC1 and 2, for context of how bad it hurts XC3 and the series as a whole.

It sucks that we didnt see Shulk and Rex tell Nikol and Glimmer that they were their respective dads….😭😭😭..but overall..A SOLUTELY AMAZING GAME!! Top 3 Switch games for sure. Now we wait for a pokemon game to be this good

Matthew is full of beans

If Mythra's son is not in the dlc, maybe it is in the base game already? Where's is Mythra's son?

Matthew!

Matthew. I am confused about How Glimmer was born…

I really did love it, but yea at times for me the gameplay was lacking Matthew

Matthew👍

Couldn't disagree more about you not liking how they handled the collectibles stuff. I LOVED that the game incentives you to go exploring and finish quests to get everybody more powerful. It felt more engaging. More rewarding, than simply unlocking them with level milestones.

Matthew. Sadly I have a mixed feelings about it. I wanted to see Noah and Mio reunited which was my hope going through this but that went to the crapper. It's not complete in my opinion it needed more future stuff. I've still got mutiple questions and thrist for knowledge more about what happened to Noah and did he finally meet Mio again so yeah love the gameplay eh about the story it revealed the past but very dissatisfied and disappointed about not knowing what happened to Noah and Mio. I give it a 5/10.

I am now soo hyped fore the enevetble xeno worriers.

It would be even better...if it had a physical copy. Torna got it, this shouldve as well thats all im saying 🤷‍♂️

Mathew!

Mathew God

Matthew

After all the trilogy, seems that the true god of Xeno's universe's still U-DO / Yeshua.

This dlc was good, i forgive them for the bad xenoblade 3. I think Xeno 3 bring nothing to the overall story. I wanted what will be xenoblade 4 for xeno 3, a reunited world with cameo of the cast. Not killed by ridiculous shonen antagonists.

Crazy how squaresoft destroyed xenogears and bandai namco ruinded Xenosaga but it was Nintendo who saved Monolithsoft and manage to fulfill Takahasi vision. Hopefully Nintendo port Xenoblade X soon

Personally, I don't like Matthew he was ok at first but then he became so egocentric and one sided thinking on Na'el. Also the story looked kinda force in the colony cause most npcs were talking to him a stranger instead of shulk or Rex. Also, I don't like his weapon.

3 was absolutely mid with the exception of chapter 5 which lifted the game single handedly into the status of a very good Jrpg. FR is what the main game should have been it is just the better game and especially the better Xeno game.

Mathew

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