Xenoblade Chronicles X

I hear that putting a booster probe in the middle of a huge intersection can be very effective, especially when it comes to storage probes. I only have a grand total of four or five of them and I have 30,000 units of miranium storage!

Use the boosters to first get your revenue up, then use them to get your storage up to 100,000 so you can buy the Ares.

Anyone have a link to that "guide to everything" document?

here ya go

Thanks.

So... is there any point to the Six Stars Ritual bodywear besides looking funny?

Is there a greater purpose for clothes other than to make you look funny?

I was just wondering if there was any PRACTICAL reason to equip them. They have shitty stats.

Hmm, now that I've beaten the game and done quite a bit of postgame stuff, maybe I should get around to customizing my characters' looks a little. Thus far I've just been keeping everyone's Fashion Gear as their default bodywear.

Anyway, I love what Erio did to Fortun. Now she's all alone on the roof. :P

edited 14th Jan '16 8:50:33 PM by Anomalocaris20

I've just used Fashion Gear to put most of the Girls in Swimsuits.

C'mon, you know that's the only reason they included both.

edited 14th Jan '16 9:33:24 PM by ultimatepheer

I'm honestly torn on whether I should be happy that Sylvalum is actually covered in spores for being really creative or disappointed that it's not actually snow because I'm a sucker for that kind of thing.

Sylvalum is weird. Every impression of it gives off that it's an ice-themed area, but it's actually just white sand, not snow, actually just bleached cliff walls, not glacier walls, and intense spore clouds, not blizzards.

So I'm at my Miranium limit but have no more arms manufacturers to invest in. What should I do with it? I don't have the materials to make any good Augments, don't have any equipment worth adding slots to, and I'm not sure what else I can spend it on, but I don't want the influx to go to waste.

Buy a bunch of level 60 weapons and aug them.

Edit: Or aug your skell gear.

Also, killing Fortun unlocks a quest where the Definians fall in love with you.

edited 14th Jan '16 11:10:54 PM by Watashiwa

I don't have the MONEY for level 60 weapons though! I keep saying I'm basically flat broke.

Though I have an Ultra Diamond Slair II I was planning to use.

So I'm doing Phog's recruitment mission night, not too much trouble since I'm overleveled. I'm down to just one last Ganglion to kill and then out of no where fucking Uncontrollable starts playing and I get instantly steamrolled by Barnabas, the Despot. <_<

Attack them at night, and flank from the Frontier Nav position to the south. Trust me, you'll run into less resistance that way.

I eventually ended up beating them. Took me three times because I got ambushed again on my second try.

Roaming Tyrants that pass through a pack of much weaker enemies are the worst.

Uncontrollable is never something you want to start hearing mid-battle

At least until you look over and see that the Tyrant is a pansy and kill it, too.

Unless it's that bastard level 81 Simus tyrant in primordia.

Then he one-shots your level 10-20 party.

So where do I get those EXP Augments that people mention?

I'd like to get started on that stuff honestly.

You make them. It's an option at the terminal where you can manage your AMs. You can also find a few in treasure boxes but they're rare.

Hopefully that will be my case post-game, but since I started over, so I was only level 23 with Barnabas at 65.

You can also gain the blueprints by acquiring one of the materials needed for it. I used a google doc on all the items to figure out what I was supposed to get. Now I have an EXP UP V, III, and II. Use them for your underlevelled teammates.

On Phog's mission I had that issue with a Leviath tyrant, forget its name though.

So how do Global Nemesis missions work? I started a room with which to challenge Telethia Plume, but so far it's just me standing alone in here. Do I have to take action to recruit people, or...?

I'm gathering up plenty of reward points, so I'm considering using some of it to gather the materials for upgrading and augmenting my weapons. Might as well get myself ready for the heavy shit as soon as possible.

Still not using Overdrive much. I guess I gotta rearrange my arts so I have less ones that use TP, that way, I still have some arts I can actually use when it's activated.

I think I need to check it again, but using more arts while in overdrive extends it's use right? So I guess just using them takes priority over soul voices, but if you can get both while it's going, that's pretty good.

Using Arts that hit multiple times will increase the chance of an extension. Having a high Potential also helps.