I feel like that DLC its gonna be 15-20 hour long!


Good guy Jin!!!


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Xenoblade Chronicles 2 downloadable expansion “Torna: The Golden Country” will launch for Switch on September 14, Nintendo announced. A standalone packaged version will also be released on the same day in Europe and on September 21 in North America.


Available as DLC in the Expansion Pass or as a stand-alone retail version.

Guide a group of legendary warriors on a journey through the tragic history that doomed a kingdom and drove a hero down a dark path 500 years before the events of the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 game. Defend yourself from Malos and his forces using all the fury of this refined battle system, allowing you to fight as both the artificial lifeforms known as Blades and their masters, the Drivers.




holy shit. Then this really gonna be 15-20 hour long!!!

This post has been edited by danger46: Jun 13 2018, 09:56 AM

i hope this is at least the length of the 1st 3 chapter of XC2 but based on the trailer, i feel like it is gonna be quite long especially if there are side quests and blade quests to do... if so, $29.99 is actually quite worth it considering the amount of addtional story and blades we are getting...

Shulk is in Xenoblade 2 as a blade in challenge mode.

SPOILER ALERT. Don't watch if you haven't finish X2 main story

yes! Gonna replay the game again on August to hype up the Torna DLC

i think the story dlc and challenge mode is already worth the price of DLC and not to mention we are gonna get at least 1 more new blade(s) update (if not more) before end of the year... XC2 DLC is really putting Zelda DLC to shame eventhough it only cost $10 extra... kinda regret buying the Zelda DLC...

This post has been edited by Uchiha_Itachi1991: Jun 14 2018, 08:52 PM

Clocked in 20 hours thus far and I have to say that it is incredibly enjoyable. This is THE JRPG experience that I've been looking for all this while; it invokes very pleasant memories of certain PS2 JRPGs back in high school days. Have not played the first XC before therefore I did not have much expectations. Super love how the world is crafted, the lore, the interactions no matter how stereotypical they can be, the music, well basically just everything. Only complaint is probably the map function which I think can be improved to make navigation easier. Also, the graphics can be a bit poor sometimes but apparently it's a common issue? Have done some reading online but in my experience, the game looks better in handheld mode.

Since most of you guys have already played BOTW and XC2, would you recommend that I pick up BOTW too? I have not played any Zelda games before so would it be a good introductory?

As for the expansion pass, should I get it at this point in time or after I have finished the game? Does it come with any equipments/boosts that would help earlier parts of the story?

Yes, recommended for BOTW i've played 100hours exclude DLC season pass yet.

BOTW one of the best game I’ve played, beautiful story line. Worth every penny!

xb 2 looks so blurry on handheld mode u sure it looks better?

i dont like zelda botw. Im glad xb2 is better and made me addicted. 175 hours and still at chapter 7.

Handheld is definitely lower res with low textures, but it isn't bad once you get used to it.

I mostly just play docked because it looks nicer overall. If not i'd definitely go handheld if there isn't much downgrade.

This game gooding?

Do i have to play XB1 first to understand XB2?

Game is good if you're into jrpg. Story is good, character is great, soundtrack and the world is good as well. Advise to download the japanese voice over which is free, so you will play it as it is meant to be. If not you'll play the game with British voice actors which doesn't really go well, mood also not right. I tried both and compare for the first 3 hours.

You can play the game without playing the first one. But there is some relation to the first game, just a little but important. Won't tell in details because pretty much spoiler. You can just watch a summary video of the first game if you don't wanna play the first game, for some of the reference. It doesn't effect anything if you don't play the first, and you can just skip it if you want. Consider it a little bonus for those who played the first game, and nothing much is lost for those who doesn't.

This post has been edited by Rei7: Jun 21 2018, 01:30 PM

BoTW i already stop. it was fun for 100+ hours but eventually nothing left to do.

XC2 i beat the game on 300 hours, now 400 hours still halfway thru ng+

How accurate is the English subtitles to the Japanese dub?

There are some changes, like name of Homura/Pyra and a few other names. There is also some terms that is changed, not anything massive, but that's usually how localization is sadly. In Japanese dub there is like some religious words, in English they made it sounds non-religious and etc. The jokes are a bit different but sometimes almost the same. You'll notice if you watch too much anime I guess.

Im at chapter 4 right now, accidentally used two of my overdrive protocol without reading the guides first, thinking that they were common. Also used 59 common cores on Rex alone and got 5 rare blades on him. Should I restart the whole game?

How the heck did you guys clock in 300 hours for this game? I'm getting cold sweat listening to the amount of time needed to be spent. Most of you here must be completionists. Assuming that I would like to cover the main story first, how long would it take? Currently at chapter 7 (clocked in 30 hours++; I do side quests when I feel like I'm under leveled). Since someone mentioned clocking in 175 hours by chapter 7, I'm wondering whether I've missed anything major?

This post has been edited by Necromancer: Jul 4 2018, 04:58 PM

All depends if you explore the world more, do all the side mission first or not. I finished around 125 hours the story. Then continued further in the game to max affinity, finish all the blade quest and get more blades.

Lol that was me. Just took some sweet time to really go through every corner of the game.

200 hours and chapter 8 now.