No quick switch, you have to actually move around - don't lock until you get the appendage you want.After I'm locked on to an enemy how do I switch between different appendages?
Also later on, know that you target different shyt on foot/in skell
No quick switch, you have to actually move around - don't lock until you get the appendage you want.After I'm locked on to an enemy how do I switch between different appendages?


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I can dig the soundtrack. New LA at nightOk, been playing this shyt for too long, had to force myself to take a break to share my thoughts on it lol.
This game is MASSIVE, feels like so much to do and it's a little overwhelming at first, but I'm starting to get the hang of it. Fighting system feels the same as the first game so I haven't been having trouble on that end.
Honestly, the only thing I don't like about it so far is the music. The score on the first Xenoblade was.
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I can dig the soundtrack. New LA at night![]()
Am I wasting money buying gear out the shop early on for my main character?

Good question. I haven't been buying anything, just equipping the stuff enemies drop.![]()
Yes and no.Am I wasting money buying gear out the shop early on for my main character?
Ive been bullshytting hard in the middle game (chapter 10 right) and the amount of money you pull through regular frontiernav intervals gets ridiculous. There's nothing in the store you'll really need to break the bank over - at the same time, it won't really hurt you either.Yes and no.
Gear IS important, and if you've got your AM leveled up, then the gear might be what you need to get you over a hump. If you want to buy gear that's blue or green, and rock it to level up an AM that's not a bad idea either.
No because the money you'll have early on is pathetic as fukkIve been bullshytting hard in the middle game (chapter 10 right) and the amount of money you pull through regular frontiernav intervals gets ridiculous. There's nothing in the store you'll really need to break the bank over - at the same time, it won't really hurt you either.
Once you get skells though... that'll change. Frames, armor, weapons, replacements are all hefty prices to say the least. That's where most of your money is gonna go.
Said it before, but I'll say it again - DO SIDEQUESTS. Normal missions can unlock some crazy shyt - from the character editor to new AMs to branching storylines and adjacent affinity quests.
A win is never luckJust trying to become a full Blade member at the moment so I can level up the mechanical skill. Just got Tatsu, finally beat those three aliens. I died but the other 2 characters ending up killing em off. Got lucky
