>Boss is always at least 5 levels higher than the general mob >You grind till the level of the mob, it becomes very slow and painful >Every new location feels terrible because you know you have to grind at least 5 more levels before you're actually prepared for the boss >Some say that there is no need to grind, but the game has shitty difficulty adjustments, some bosses, e.g. Egil is easy, others, e.g. Lorithia is hard even on over level, go watch chuggaaconroy's rant in Lorithia, he's 2 levels higher. >Why did I play for so long? >The story was amusingly dragged to the point where it became interesting, I just wanted to play on to see what happened in the end. But in all honesty, after everything, it was hell of a grind time, I'm just glad I'm done with it, next time I'll consider if I like the game for a RPG, when it comes to playing an RPG.
I recall exactly 2 parts of the game where I grinded and the second one was because I didn't play the game properly
Lorithia is a shit fight because of how you lack control of your party members' movement, grinding just helps to overcome that.
I don't see how this game would require much grinding unless you flat out refuse to do any side quests or explore places whatsoever
Luis Thompson
Your opinions are shit. I hope I never enter to one of your threads again.
David Wilson
If you ever had to grind in Xenoblade, you're really doing it wrong.
Hunter Long
>Do all the quests I can find because autism >game is a pathetic cakewalk
James Murphy
I did the comparison. Some side quests are just down right down to luck. For example, monsters in thunder storms, and some items are just down right impossible to find. Grinding with Riki's exp skills would have been much faster I found.
William Walker
Most of the "grinding" comes from killing everything in your path as you explore and do side quests.
That said I enjoyed actual grinding in this game while watching Steven Universe and Teen Titans Go.
Austin Cox
Yes, the sidequesting/bitchworking was really obvious padding otherwise you'd just go from point A to B to trigger cutscenes and never bother to explore the levels. Still it was bearable since some quests at least bothered to offer subplots with insights on the setting, I've dealt with worse.
Brody Brooks
>Steven universe >Teen Titans Go You need to be at least 18 to post here
