Before the final battle against Malos, Haze says " I couldn't imagine having to be the Blade of such a horrid man..." That's what hurt me the most in Torna.
OOF that is heartbreaking. I feel like games like to do tongue and cheek references with their dialogue, but these instances feel really natural and emotional.
@@KayJulers Torna is a really depressing Prequel. The end of it is. I almost cried again when you played the song. I cried so hard during the base game and Torna. I may have only watched Johnes LP, because the Gameplay intimidates me, but damn do these games have a lot of depressing scenes. That reminds me, that one song that plays during a certain scene in XC 1, I can't listen to on it's own, because i always remember that on scene, which is enough to almost make me cry. And just so you know, i cried real hard during the endgame of XC 2. It was so sad! I almost cried again during the video.
Torna really made me appreciate Jin, Mythra and Haze so much more, making all the XB2 scenes involving them carry far more weight, and it also fleshed out Lora and Addam so well. By doing all that it retroactively makes Xenoblade 2 a better game, which truly is the mark of an amazing prequel.
Mythra's "I just want... to save" is actually a translation error. It should've been "I just want... to BE saved", as seen in the Japanese version of the game.
Really I must say that makes the moment better as the tone is more depressing and makes her character seem more consumed by the sudden realisation of what the consequences of her being blinded by her own anger.
Is it really? I think the localization team just wanted to change Mythra’s dialogue to say “I just wanted to save everyone”, but she couldn’t get the last word out. It would make sense since at this point, she has failed to save the Tornan capital and Milton
I mean I get what they were going for, but I think that's less of a mistranslation of an intentional choice. I just want to be saved is sadder but it also comes off as being a damsel and I imagine western audiences would view it as demeaning as it's a bit too similar to sexist stereotypes. The translators probably thought she'd be empathized with more if she said wanted to save others and it still has that strange tragic irony that the other line does.
If we can get a Xenoblade game where the driver and blade use the same weapon like base 2, but have the switch system of Torna, I’ll just cry. For real
The one part of this prequel that really tore at me was that Mythra barely recalls Mikhail's existence in the base game.....also Haze's tragedy really hit hard after this DLC
I find it really weird that Mythra doesn't acknowledge Mikhail in the base game even though it's established in the base game that he was part of her group 500 years ago
It might be a psychological thing. Mythra was sealed away for 500 years, she had no time to work through the things that happened. It seems a bit like a trauma response, too - lock the experience that hurt you away because you can't deal with it. Mikhail, on the other hand, had 500 years of growth and became a very different person. Mythra probably didn't recognise him at first, and felt no desire to revisit her memories of him, as they were interconnected with her memories of Milton. And Mythra never really was close with Mikhail, either. She only seems to have cared about Addam and Milton.
I mean, a normal human would be long dead, and Mikhail is now an adult physically. Even though she could probably sense he's a Blade Eater, she didn't know anything about what happened to Mikhail after she was sealed away. And honestly, would you be willing to believe a former friend of yours now wants to kill you?
Torna elevated Xenoblade 2 so much in my opinion I loved it before Torna but after Torna it’s possibly my favorite. Really enjoyed both your Xenoblade 2 videos. Subbed
Revisiting Torna, I noticed that Malos comments on Addam's eyes, but also comments on Rex's eyes in the base game shortly after the very first fight with him in Chapter 1. I thought it was very interesting and definitely didn't catch it the first time.
@@GrampsSteel descended from Adam possibly but he’s a descendant of a tornan for sure. I he’s requested because malos required someone who was leftherian. I’m assuming leftherians are descendants from torna.
@@GrampsSteel Word. Where did you get this information from. I thought the tantal titan was around during that time. Maybe I was wrong. It’s cool that this is more than likely the case. Somewhere down the line Rex and Addam are related.
@@ghostofhallownest5300 Its said by the King of Tantal that they are descendants of Tornans who didn't like Addam's mercenaries, I think what their thought process is from Zettar's hate of Addam being an Aigis driver because he couldn't wield it. The statement of Leftherians being Addam's decendants is pretty wrong though, its said in the main story that Addam disappeared after sinking the ship Pyra/Mythra were in, so I think that Rex is indeed an Descendant of Addam because why would he be able to open Addam's Crest doors without blood of a Tornan in him
22:10 I think that isn’t Torna sinking, it’s Adam sinking the ship in which Mythra is now imprisoned. Great video. It’s great how you appreciate all the small details in this game.
Great job with the video. After finishing Torna, small details in the main game mean so much more than before. Jin's "Empty Moment" move makes me sad. The placement of Torigoth's flower patch 500 years later made me smile. The list goes on and on. BRAVO MONOLITH! Bravo...
Yeah I'm torn because I was expecting and kind of wanted to see that scene fleshed out more, but I also liked the "well, you know what's going to happen" approach here.
Anyone else notice the very small detail that when Mythra looks over at Mikhail and Milton, everything else around her is slightly blurred as if she has tunnel vision?
Noooo. You forgot the new gormott theme! In all seriousness though great video. Xenoblade is just such an underrated game series so the fact that people are making more xenoblade content makes me happy.
I loved Skye Bennet voice acting, I hope I typed her last name correctly. Torna is my fav xenoblade game of all time, and if we say XC2 as a whole with torna is one. Probably my fav of all time.
I know it's been I while since the game came out, but I just play it again recently, and not gonna lie, it's still a pleasure. I remember the first time I play it, at the end of the game, I cried.. however I knew what the characters will encounter during their journey, like Mythra will be seal, Lora will die, Mikhail will be take by Indol, Hugo probably dying etc... but still, seeing that, the old old story of Torna, the legend of Torna if I can say, seeing it by my own eyes, encounter the people of this lost country, help them for their quest, all those guys who think they can just live in peace... untill the destruction of Torna makes me horribly sad, tearing... and the king of Torna, who stand up face to face with the destruction, he never left like a real king, like a captain who is the last to leave his ship... And for the case of Milton... he makes me empty inside, such a good boy, I want to hug him during all the game (Nia 2.0)... why Mikhail don't talk about him in the future (in the events of XC2)... After playing Torna, if you return on XC2 I can feel more the relation with the characters who lives 500 years ago, Azurda, Mahlos, Jin, Mythra, Brighid (even if she forget, all she have is her book, but still), Minoth, etc... feeling about this scar of the past who will never be forget, but Rex is here for helping the others and thinking about the future (Addam vibes). When I start XC2 for the second time, I understood a lot more about the story (because the first time it's complicated) and feel more about the characters, but It will not the same anymore after playing Torna and live this terrible life at the past, I reach the top of the sadness for everyone. The morality of the these two games, it's about the think theres no good guys or bad guys, Vandham at the end explain all the philosophy of the game.. "everyone as their fight", everyone believe on what they want, human being after all huh ?? Everyone is fighting for what they think is right. Truly a master piece, I love this game, a beautiful reflection about the humanity and their mentality.~
I just discovered this channel yesterday and this is the third video I watched. I already subbed. Just listening to these discussions gives me *chills.*
The scene where Mythra sees Milton is dead makes me *so* sad because she *knows* she went out of control because she was worried about him but she *doesn't know if his death was her fault.* When Mikhail flinches away from her, shielding the corpse of the boy who is essentially her little brother from her touch, that confirms to her that *she* was the one who killed him, even if *we* know that it probably *was* Malos. I think that's a major reason why she can't stand being herself and creates Pyra to live in her stead.
I'm really glad that I wasn't the only one who wasn't super fond of Mythra in the base game. It's nice that I was able to experience this in my way because like you I went from tolerating her in the base game to loving her character thanks to Torna. I understand now why she was harsh, and distrustful and to an extent angry. Pyra is a form of her that's everything SHE can't be: A great cook, kind, empathetic, loving, WEAKER because she can't trust herself with her full power. Good lord her scream when she sees Milton, painfully and beautifully done. Imagine carrying a tortured and wonded soul for 500 years, even in stasis. I'm very glad Torna is the way it is because now I SEE why people like Mythra, because they were able to see what I couldn't in the base game. I'm very glad that I can say I understand and appreciate Mythra's character now after having played Torna: The Golden Country because I KNOW now why she is the way she is in the base game.
Thanks for making content! Finally finished this DLC and seeing people talk about it makes me so happy. I'm so glad I finished after so many years. Hope you keep making content and that we get another masterpiece from monolith Soft!
13:59 it’s even sadder than that. They couldn’t afford a SINGLE weapon, so they have to share Jin’s Blade weapon, which comes for free with his Core Crystal. It does beg the question of why Jin can’t spawn a second sword while the first one’s still intact, but that’s neither here nor there
If I had to guess, I'd say that a blade can only create a single weapon at a time. For all we know, the existing weapon would just dissipate as he spawns in a second one. The only time we see a blade with more than one weapon is with Roc wielding his Twin Scythes, Minoth with his Gunblades, and Perdido with his five seperate weapon types.
I think that the mandatory side quests, while cumbersome in a vacuum, are brilliant thematically. You spend so long building a community knowing that tragedy awaits at the game’s end. It’s like if you couldn’t stop the moon falling in majora’s mask.
Except it would have been much more impactful in Majora's case because the player would have made those bonds with the characters themselves because only like 3 or 4 sidequests are mandatory in that game.
Fantastic video. It's always wonderful seeing that people share the same kind of love for Xenoblade that I have. XC2 is among my favourite games of all time, and I had already made that decision before Torna. Being able to see everything that happened before we knew the world to be is really quite sobering and it puts a lot of things in frame that some stories would simply leave to nuance or hearsay, much like how XC2 did for Jin and Haze, but that was probably intentional, being that they had already planned Prequel DLC. Having that resolution and understanding better some of the more complex characters is very, very welcome, especially when, as you've said, a lot of people's opinions on Mythra's character are quite sour until the later parts of the base game. Personally, I always thought she was really interesting; having housed herself within another personality because of a traumatic event that happened in what was effectively a previous life. It made you wonder exactly what happened that might have caused that split and why she's so bitter all the time. Through Torna, you begin to understand that she has always been fairly distant and mistrusting, but she obviously means well, and that she started to open up, both towards Addam and, eventually, the rest of the crew. It's subtle, but I always saw her standoffish nature as a fear of failure and commitment, she's always been hard on herself and doesn't like getting close to people for fear of disappointing them or simply because she's the Aegis, which comes with it's own set of things to be scared of. Come Torna's closing sequence, you realise that her fears were correct and everything she had worked hard to put aside came true, leading to her breakdown. Then, going into XC2, it becomes so much more clear that she's hesitant to make any sort of effort towards companionship and that she's only around initially because she needed to be, because Pyra called upon her. And like, that's just one half of one main character, briefly summed up in short term with a lot of omissions that doesn't do their character justice in the slightest. This game's character personalities are miles DEEP, man. I love Xenoblade so much, I can't wait for XC3.
I've been wanting to watch this video since you released it but I've been busy but I'm extremely happy with how it came out I'm looking forward to more of your videos you deserve far more views and subscribers
Chronicles X was the "Majora's Mask" of the franchise and it gave me a smile through much of my playthrough to see them go back to that style of world building and storytelling in Torna.
Alright, but for real tho, I’d be willing to have a full series of Torna structured dlc for Xenoblade 2 based on fleshing out the world and lore of Alrest.
I just completed this game last night. I was gutted. I know Pyra is the more emotionally mature one (but Mythra is still my favorite by a mile), but Mythra went through hell. The way her eyes search frantically while her face is frozen. I know that feeling. Of just trauma, not crying or yelling, just frozen, wondering if what’s happening is real. And she tried to self-immolate. I wouldn’t do that. But maybe if I had the Aegis’s power I would. Comment getting long. At work haha. Subscribed!
A year and a half late, but thank you very much for this video. For me, as a big history buff, it really struck me how Amalthus smothered the truth and how Minoth's plays were pretty much the only thing the party was remembered by (other than Addam). To Jin, I think that must have hurt enormously.
I know I'm pretty late to the video, but I beat Torna a month or two ago, and this video recently got recommended to me. I'd like to say that I liked the forced sidequests. I feel most games couldn't make it work as well as Torna does, and I'll admit that I was annoyed at first that the sidequests became mandatory for story progression. However, as I did them, I appreciated that they made us do them for a couple of reasons. For one, it added depth to the world and certainly gave me a good laugh at times. The community system helped push this further, because you see the impact you're having. You get to actually see how many people you're helping because it's all compiled into one chart. I'm not sure about everyone else, but that made me want to do these sidequests because there was a visual impact. The other reason I appreciated the mandatory sidequests is because it made the ending just that much more impactful. All of those people you helped, all of the businesses you helped to get started, it all amounted to nothing. Those people either died or they left everything behind. As depressing as it may be, it helps us realize just how much damage Malos caused when he sank Torna beneath the Cloud Sea. It all works incredibly well, ironically, because in the end it was all for naught.
I always thought that the ending song was Mythra telling Addam to move on. Just as the song in X2 expresses the emotions of Mythra/Nia respectively, as they struggle with who they are, and if they should be who they are.
Phenomenal video man. Such an amazing well thought out analysis on this incredible game, I hope a lot more people watch this. I absolutely loved Torna and it made me appreciate the events of the main game even more. I'm glad that their's other people out their who can appreciate and love this series as much I do. Keep up the good work man!
I just discovered these videos, but god DAMN do they remind me how much I love Xenoblade 2, and how Im eternally kicking myself for playing it as late as I did
I think you're right. I don't know why every time I looked at that I saw the Titan and thought it just took a really long time to sink completely lol. Good catch there and thank you!
@@daveedcue she hated herself so much in that moment to the point where she transformed into an entirely different person and sealed herself away just to hide herself from the world. As someone who is impartial to Mythra's character for the most part, I have to admit that scene hit HARD
The ending of Torna is easily my favorite cutscene in all the Xenoblade games. The execution was flawless and I was in shock and awe the entire time. And after it was all over, I just stared at the title screen for half an hour, listening to the piano version of A Moment of Eternity. And a small thing most people won't ever find. If you go to the theater to rewatch the cutscenes, the final cutscene is titled "Scream." Just that name alone made me cry.
That piano intro to Torna made me feel something I hadn't felt since the first time I heard "To Zanarkand" from Final Fantasy X. And the battle theme kinda reminds me of "Pursuing My True Self" from Persona 4 and I'm here for it. God I love this game and its music lol
Just finished playing torna, and excellent, well put together video man. Its satisfying watching someone else rant about how good of an expansion torna. I know ittl be an experience ill never forget.
After Torna and after that rewatch Lora's death screne and Jin's becoming a Flesh Eater, I can say clearly that Drifting Soul lyrics can also be applied to Jin talking to Lora in his heart (Or rather, their heart)
I just finished the game and was crying over the ending of Torna. So what did I decide to do? Watch a video analysis of the game and cry even more. I can't express how much I love the Xenoblade games and I wish I had finished Xenoblade 2 when I got it like 2 years ago as I knew how much I loved the first one.
Thanks for reminding me how amazing these games are, because of you I’m now gonna Buy Torna the Golden country physical even though I already have it digital 😂 it’s for collecting purposes, plus I’ll be able to let my cousins borrow it since he hasn’t had a chance to play it yet 😎 yeet
Nice video! I do have a couple complaints about Torna... though. Uhh like I think wayyyy too much is wrapped up in the ending cutscenes, I thought the game should've gone on and given more closure for Jin and ESPECIALLY Mik. Mik specifically felt forced into the game... also I guess he was British as a kid? Or maybe becoming a Blade made him American? I'm not sure... but it's a shame that we never really got any more info on why Mik is the way he is in XC2, probably the thing I was looking forward to most from Torna. Oh and also I wish there wasn't such a major focus on the sidequests, it's a slog and feels like padding that should've, as you said, been left as side content. I do think Torna's average quest quality is MUCH better than base XC2, but sometimes it feels like you're locked in so you can finish enough quests to beat the game, as in, you're oftentimes making decisions but in the end you're always going to end up with the same community. A lot of the magic from XC1's and XCX's quests make you want to see them through, it feels like you have to see it through on your own and, at least for me, it feels like your decisions truly matter... err especially XCX, since there are multiple life/death situations in the sidequests. A couple more minor nitpicks about Torna : - i was crying for two hours straight after beating Torna, i think "sombre", as you described, may be sorta understated. i think we all cried during Torna. I may be over exaggerating, since I cry a lot, and even just listening to some songs like Requiem and A Moment of Eternity make me cry buckets, but still - I was irritated that noise pollution during combat is even worse than base XC2, and I have no clue how they even managed that... I was hoping that the addition of a sound mixing options menu was good for the series, but I think XCX still has the best battle cries solely because they're the only game where I can consistently hear them in the series. - extremely minor but I just want to play as more Blades in Torna, in my New Game Plus I needed up getting extremely bored of the combat due to the lack of variety. XC1 had 8 optional Arts for everyone but Shulk if I remember correctly, and the Skills, which did a surprising amount. XCX refreshed combat every now and then by simply existing as a video game that happened to also be released exclusively for the Nintendo Wii U video game entertainment device (seriously, the depth of customisation in this game is overwhelming). XC2 had Blades that could be swapped in and out, functioning slightly differently on everyone with the aptitude for them. Torna... well I don't really see that depth there. Still minor but but it irks me. Regardless, I really enjoyed this video! I hope you're enjoying making them as much as I enjoyed watching them~ also wait did I hear an XCX tease 👀 and what about these other games... hmm... Looking forward to it!
Thank you, Lynxano! I distinctly remember thinking that I would've like to have seen more with Mik and Haze at the ending. Some form of imagery could've been potentially quite powerful. And I guess life at Indol and with Jin will make make you lose your accent? Maybe the exposure and company made him lose it, but that's actually funny. I never noticed that. Nah, I completely understand Torna being a tear jerker. It gave me this feeling of emptiness and sadness upon completion, but I didn't cry surprisingly. I'm very inconsistent like Torna didn't make me, but Rex's speech to Malos in XC2 gets me and every single time MGS3's ending comes up I start tearing up. I've definitely been enjoying the process and while I get a bit nervous, the comments, support, and seeing people enjoy the videos has been incredibly motivating, and has been a great way to speak with everyone about Xenoblade. I definitely have some ideas in the future that might've hidden a teaser or two in here, so hopefully that'll be exciting!
So here's something, I played Torna first! I owned Xenoblade 2 but stopped at around chapter 3 or 4, and got Torna just last year. Playing Torna first I think, probably made a lot of moments in base game even more impactful because I was already attached to the world and stories, rather than having to revisit the base game to appreciate everything.
Okay, obiusly I knew this was already a great video but when I noticed in this rewatch the room reference I lost it, it make my day. Well I think that the original Xenoblade could have to a little prequel explaining the adventures of dunban mumkhar and Dickson or see the degeneration of the titan that became Zanza in prisión Island (we to don't know almost anything about the titans) and to will develop a little more Egil. Maybe in the definitive edition there's playable flashbacks or something like that. Also Sorry for commenting now in all your videos, but I'm rewatching them and we'll I fell like I need to tell how well made this things are.
What is the significance of the Tornan prince at the end, walking past Amalthus in slow motion? I played it, and found it interesting, but not sure how that affects the base game of 2
It implies he is the one who founded the kingdom of tantal, which then leads to the plotpoint in the maingame where his descendants lie about their lineage in regards to torna because they aren't direct descendants from Addam and thus wouldn't have been the rightful heirs to the Tornan throne if that nation didn't get deleted.
I loved the video so much, when you put moment of eternity into the video I had all the feels again 😭😭😭 And putting that Rex analogy made it so much worse
This sounds like the jrpg equivalent of borderlands the presequel. Very much the opposite of the final fantasy 7 prequel stories that rather than focusing on characters we know and love they introduce a number of characters we have no reason to care about because they are never referenced. But this prequel takes things we know about characters we love and brings them to life in a way we have never seen them before. That's all this needed to be to live up to its potential. By having fewer locations we have the opportunity to focus on other elements of the story like the community around our characters and how much they mean to each other.
I've actually never played Borderlands, but I've heard 2 in particular is fantastic. I agree, though, as I think making the scope in terms of size and threats can be a nice breath of fresh area to focus on different aspects of the universe. I love FFVII and I like Crisis Core a lot, but there is definitely a lot going on with that game.
Fantastic video, though a good part of me wishes the video could be over an hour long and you just go in-depth on everything (but that’s just me, I’m the type of person to just sit there for hours watching one in-depth video on a subject). Still hits a lot of the notes of what I love about the expansion. It also does the most important thing as DLC: it’s a full game worth the price, it builds on the main story and improves on things that weren’t as polished in the main game (the battle system and graphics, both of which have been taken to a new level).
Torna may just 'Clone Wars' Xenoblade 2 for me. Lemme explain. So I'm one of those people that's pretty lukewarm on Xenoblade 2, but I just got done playing Torna and I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Torna was just fantastic, and now I really wanna go back to Xenoblade 2 and give it another go now that I've got all the context from Torna (I actually LIKE Mythra now!). In a similar vain, The Clone Wars and all of its amazing stories provide context that elevate the Star Wars prequels. Starting tomorrow I'm giving Xenoblade 2 another go. We'll see if it's been Clone Wars'd.
At 13:22 did you make that or found it somewhere else? If you made it, then absolute props and i'm surprised I hadn't seen someone do it prior until now lol. Also very happy to see more and more Xeno talk happening online like this video. Looking forward to seeing more from you whenever you do more!
In base game I couldn't stand mythra until chapter 6 then as the story progressed I warmed up to her seeing the nicer side of her but still being a bit annoyed by her once torna dropped I immediately loved her acting like a teenage girl most of torna and constantly being roasted then by the end holy shit did I really understand her and really understand her she became one of my favorites becauses of this and Jin he was already the best character in base game then with torna seeing what he was like with lora I finally truly understood his character and makes his question for rex so much more powerful and Rex's answer even more so torna's story alone is enough to justify the price even if its lacking in content for a xenoblade game I don't care and the gameplay was amazing my only complaint is that they wasn't as much as I was expecting but I had incredibly high expectations and even though it did meet what I thought it was it came pretty damn near close
In the beginning, I HATED the quest system because I thought t was super boring. However, as I continued doing side quests I really started to love all of this quests, and even getting to max rank.
I just replayed this game and God it does feel better than the first playthrough.. I could argue that this is the best xenoblade game minus the obligatory community quests..
Before the final battle against Malos, Haze says " I couldn't imagine having to be the Blade of such a horrid man..." That's what hurt me the most in Torna.
OOF that is heartbreaking. I feel like games like to do tongue and cheek references with their dialogue, but these instances feel really natural and emotional.
@@KayJulers Torna is a really depressing Prequel. The end of it is. I almost cried again when you played the song. I cried so hard during the base game and Torna. I may have only watched Johnes LP, because the Gameplay intimidates me, but damn do these games have a lot of depressing scenes. That reminds me, that one song that plays during a certain scene in XC 1, I can't listen to on it's own, because i always remember that on scene, which is enough to almost make me cry. And just so you know, i cried real hard during the endgame of XC 2. It was so sad! I almost cried again during the video.
Haze is one of my favorite characters and it hurts remembering what happens to her during the actual game
Damn I missed the reference
Torna really made me appreciate Jin, Mythra and Haze so much more, making all the XB2 scenes involving them carry far more weight, and it also fleshed out Lora and Addam so well. By doing all that it retroactively makes Xenoblade 2 a better game, which truly is the mark of an amazing prequel.
Exactly. The ability to give a new perspective to the player upon replaying titles following the prequel, such as XC2, is incredible.
I'm debating picking up this game but I'm torna.
I am upset by this pun -_-
My heart is Torna part.
Thomas Julian missed the opportunity to say “torna part.”
Your fired
I hate how clever you are.
Mythra's "I just want... to save" is actually a translation error.
It should've been "I just want... to BE saved", as seen in the Japanese version of the game.
i just want to be saved
Really I must say that makes the moment better as the tone is more depressing and makes her character seem more consumed by the sudden realisation of what the consequences of her being blinded by her own anger.
Is it really? I think the localization team just wanted to change Mythra’s dialogue to say “I just wanted to save everyone”, but she couldn’t get the last word out. It would make sense since at this point, she has failed to save the Tornan capital and Milton
In the Japanese she says “Save…me.”
I mean I get what they were going for, but I think that's less of a mistranslation of an intentional choice. I just want to be saved is sadder but it also comes off as being a damsel and I imagine western audiences would view it as demeaning as it's a bit too similar to sexist stereotypes. The translators probably thought she'd be empathized with more if she said wanted to save others and it still has that strange tragic irony that the other line does.
If we can get a Xenoblade game where the driver and blade use the same weapon like base 2, but have the switch system of Torna, I’ll just cry. For real
This is the best timeline good lord.
@@KayJulers hey, think you can "lend" me your switch for a while? I "promise" I'll give it back as soon as I finish XC2 and Torna
The one part of this prequel that really tore at me was that Mythra barely recalls Mikhail's existence in the base game.....also Haze's tragedy really hit hard after this DLC
I find it really weird that Mythra doesn't acknowledge Mikhail in the base game even though it's established in the base game that he was part of her group 500 years ago
Jacob Papaly probably doesn’t recognize him, he’s an adult now
It might be a psychological thing. Mythra was sealed away for 500 years, she had no time to work through the things that happened. It seems a bit like a trauma response, too - lock the experience that hurt you away because you can't deal with it. Mikhail, on the other hand, had 500 years of growth and became a very different person. Mythra probably didn't recognise him at first, and felt no desire to revisit her memories of him, as they were interconnected with her memories of Milton. And Mythra never really was close with Mikhail, either. She only seems to have cared about Addam and Milton.
Wait. . .wait WAIT. . .I never made that connection before. . . I . . .I hurt even more now.
I mean, a normal human would be long dead, and Mikhail is now an adult physically. Even though she could probably sense he's a Blade Eater, she didn't know anything about what happened to Mikhail after she was sealed away. And honestly, would you be willing to believe a former friend of yours now wants to kill you?
Torna elevated Xenoblade 2 so much in my opinion I loved it before Torna but after Torna it’s possibly my favorite.
Really enjoyed both your Xenoblade 2 videos. Subbed
I can relate to that. The mark of a quality game and thank you!
I can’t believe that you noticed the connection with the monado shocking the driver as well
Oh crap I completely missed that
19:50 Hugo's sacrifice reflects what his future successor, Niall, will do when Chairman Bana tried to suicide bomb everyone 500 years later.
Revisiting Torna, I noticed that Malos comments on Addam's eyes, but also comments on Rex's eyes in the base game shortly after the very first fight with him in Chapter 1. I thought it was very interesting and definitely didn't catch it the first time.
I think this could confirm that Rex is one way or another descended from Addam.
@@GrampsSteel descended from Adam possibly but he’s a descendant of a tornan for sure. I he’s requested because malos required someone who was leftherian. I’m assuming leftherians are descendants from torna.
@@okamic1750 leftherians are descendants of Addam. Tantalese are from his uncle Zettar
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Word. Where did you get this information from. I thought the tantal titan was around during that time. Maybe I was wrong. It’s cool that this is more than likely the case. Somewhere down the line Rex and Addam are related.
@@ghostofhallownest5300 Its said by the King of Tantal that they are descendants of Tornans who didn't like Addam's mercenaries, I think what their thought process is from Zettar's hate of Addam being an Aigis driver because he couldn't wield it. The statement of Leftherians being Addam's decendants is pretty wrong though, its said in the main story that Addam disappeared after sinking the ship Pyra/Mythra were in, so I think that Rex is indeed an Descendant of Addam because why would he be able to open Addam's Crest doors without blood of a Tornan in him
22:10
I think that isn’t Torna sinking, it’s Adam sinking the ship in which Mythra is now imprisoned.
Great video. It’s great how you appreciate all the small details in this game.
Yes, it is.
How I never realized that???
Thanks
Great job with the video. After finishing Torna, small details in the main game mean so much more than before. Jin's "Empty Moment" move makes me sad. The placement of Torigoth's flower patch 500 years later made me smile. The list goes on and on. BRAVO MONOLITH! Bravo...
I am sure the house that Jin burns down is the one that Lora wanted to use for the orphanage
I'm still crying from that ending
19:38 I absolutely adore this voice acting.
This scream is fucking amazing!
This is a beautiful prequel. I kinda wish they'd have ended the story with reshowing how Lora died.
Yeah I'm torn because I was expecting and kind of wanted to see that scene fleshed out more, but I also liked the "well, you know what's going to happen" approach here.
I also think it would be cool to have a final battle as flesh eater Jin at max max power
These videos are absolutely phenomenal and I will be showing them to all of my fellow Xenoblade lovers
Anyone else notice the very small detail that when Mythra looks over at Mikhail and Milton, everything else around her is slightly blurred as if she has tunnel vision?
Noooo. You forgot the new gormott theme! In all seriousness though great video. Xenoblade is just such an underrated game series so the fact that people are making more xenoblade content makes me happy.
Just know that I love the Gormott theme! I actually listened to it so much the first week that I almost got sick of it. And thank you!
You mean Gaur Plains 3.0?
I loved Skye Bennet voice acting, I hope I typed her last name correctly. Torna is my fav xenoblade game of all time, and if we say XC2 as a whole with torna is one. Probably my fav of all time.
I know it's been I while since the game came out, but I just play it again recently, and not gonna lie, it's still a pleasure. I remember the first time I play it, at the end of the game, I cried.. however I knew what the characters will encounter during their journey, like Mythra will be seal, Lora will die, Mikhail will be take by Indol, Hugo probably dying etc... but still, seeing that, the old old story of Torna, the legend of Torna if I can say, seeing it by my own eyes, encounter the people of this lost country, help them for their quest, all those guys who think they can just live in peace... untill the destruction of Torna makes me horribly sad, tearing... and the king of Torna, who stand up face to face with the destruction, he never left like a real king, like a captain who is the last to leave his ship...
And for the case of Milton... he makes me empty inside, such a good boy, I want to hug him during all the game (Nia 2.0)... why Mikhail don't talk about him in the future (in the events of XC2)...
After playing Torna, if you return on XC2 I can feel more the relation with the characters who lives 500 years ago, Azurda, Mahlos, Jin, Mythra, Brighid (even if she forget, all she have is her book, but still), Minoth, etc... feeling about this scar of the past who will never be forget, but Rex is here for helping the others and thinking about the future (Addam vibes).
When I start XC2 for the second time, I understood a lot more about the story (because the first time it's complicated) and feel more about the characters, but It will not the same anymore after playing Torna and live this terrible life at the past, I reach the top of the sadness for everyone.
The morality of the these two games, it's about the think theres no good guys or bad guys, Vandham at the end explain all the philosophy of the game.. "everyone as their fight", everyone believe on what they want, human being after all huh ??
Everyone is fighting for what they think is right.
Truly a master piece, I love this game, a beautiful reflection about the humanity and their mentality.~
Yes, Torna was beautifuly released, and you talk about it perfectly
Vandham was truly the goat of this sad universe. Good comment you make there ! Deserve more likes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just discovered this channel yesterday and this is the third video I watched. I already subbed. Just listening to these discussions gives me *chills.*
The scene where Mythra sees Milton is dead makes me *so* sad because she *knows* she went out of control because she was worried about him but she *doesn't know if his death was her fault.* When Mikhail flinches away from her, shielding the corpse of the boy who is essentially her little brother from her touch, that confirms to her that *she* was the one who killed him, even if *we* know that it probably *was* Malos. I think that's a major reason why she can't stand being herself and creates Pyra to live in her stead.
Malos’ theme is actually called Over Despair and Animus, referencing Beyond Despair And Hope.
I'm really glad that I wasn't the only one who wasn't super fond of Mythra in the base game. It's nice that I was able to experience this in my way because like you I went from tolerating her in the base game to loving her character thanks to Torna. I understand now why she was harsh, and distrustful and to an extent angry. Pyra is a form of her that's everything SHE can't be: A great cook, kind, empathetic, loving, WEAKER because she can't trust herself with her full power.
Good lord her scream when she sees Milton, painfully and beautifully done. Imagine carrying a tortured and wonded soul for 500 years, even in stasis. I'm very glad Torna is the way it is because now I SEE why people like Mythra, because they were able to see what I couldn't in the base game. I'm very glad that I can say I understand and appreciate Mythra's character now after having played Torna: The Golden Country because I KNOW now why she is the way she is in the base game.
still hard to believe that Addam have a wife and child
Right? I kind of like how that's tucked away in Torna.
6:43 you forgot to include Recall Our Names here
Thanks for making content! Finally finished this DLC and seeing people talk about it makes me so happy. I'm so glad I finished after so many years. Hope you keep making content and that we get another masterpiece from monolith Soft!
13:59 it’s even sadder than that. They couldn’t afford a SINGLE weapon, so they have to share Jin’s Blade weapon, which comes for free with his Core Crystal. It does beg the question of why Jin can’t spawn a second sword while the first one’s still intact, but that’s neither here nor there
If I had to guess, I'd say that a blade can only create a single weapon at a time. For all we know, the existing weapon would just dissipate as he spawns in a second one. The only time we see a blade with more than one weapon is with Roc wielding his Twin Scythes, Minoth with his Gunblades, and Perdido with his five seperate weapon types.
@@OmegaX5000 that’s a gooood point.
Woot it's here! :D
Aaand I'm crying again. D,:
I can pass you some tissues.
@noponwisdom t Cry more? Already on it.
I think that the mandatory side quests, while cumbersome in a vacuum, are brilliant thematically. You spend so long building a community knowing that tragedy awaits at the game’s end. It’s like if you couldn’t stop the moon falling in majora’s mask.
Except it would have been much more impactful in Majora's case because the player would have made those bonds with the characters themselves because only like 3 or 4 sidequests are mandatory in that game.
Fantastic video. It's always wonderful seeing that people share the same kind of love for Xenoblade that I have. XC2 is among my favourite games of all time, and I had already made that decision before Torna. Being able to see everything that happened before we knew the world to be is really quite sobering and it puts a lot of things in frame that some stories would simply leave to nuance or hearsay, much like how XC2 did for Jin and Haze, but that was probably intentional, being that they had already planned Prequel DLC.
Having that resolution and understanding better some of the more complex characters is very, very welcome, especially when, as you've said, a lot of people's opinions on Mythra's character are quite sour until the later parts of the base game. Personally, I always thought she was really interesting; having housed herself within another personality because of a traumatic event that happened in what was effectively a previous life. It made you wonder exactly what happened that might have caused that split and why she's so bitter all the time. Through Torna, you begin to understand that she has always been fairly distant and mistrusting, but she obviously means well, and that she started to open up, both towards Addam and, eventually, the rest of the crew.
It's subtle, but I always saw her standoffish nature as a fear of failure and commitment, she's always been hard on herself and doesn't like getting close to people for fear of disappointing them or simply because she's the Aegis, which comes with it's own set of things to be scared of. Come Torna's closing sequence, you realise that her fears were correct and everything she had worked hard to put aside came true, leading to her breakdown. Then, going into XC2, it becomes so much more clear that she's hesitant to make any sort of effort towards companionship and that she's only around initially because she needed to be, because Pyra called upon her.
And like, that's just one half of one main character, briefly summed up in short term with a lot of omissions that doesn't do their character justice in the slightest.
This game's character personalities are miles DEEP, man. I love Xenoblade so much, I can't wait for XC3.
I've been wanting to watch this video since you released it but I've been busy but I'm extremely happy with how it came out I'm looking forward to more of your videos you deserve far more views and subscribers
Thank you and I'm flattered! I'm working on some scripts for some ideas right now that hopefully everyone will enjoy.
I love this world... Because xenoblade is in it.
15:40 Actually, Amalthus's Song is The Acting God. Malos's is called Over Despair and Animus.
Chronicles X was the "Majora's Mask" of the franchise and it gave me a smile through much of my playthrough to see them go back to that style of world building and storytelling in Torna.
Alright, but for real tho, I’d be willing to have a full series of Torna structured dlc for Xenoblade 2 based on fleshing out the world and lore of Alrest.
I just completed this game last night. I was gutted. I know Pyra is the more emotionally mature one (but Mythra is still my favorite by a mile), but Mythra went through hell. The way her eyes search frantically while her face is frozen. I know that feeling. Of just trauma, not crying or yelling, just frozen, wondering if what’s happening is real. And she tried to self-immolate. I wouldn’t do that. But maybe if I had the Aegis’s power I would. Comment getting long. At work haha. Subscribed!
6:47 you will recall our names is also in torna, but it only plays on gormott when fighting a unique monster.
A year and a half late, but thank you very much for this video. For me, as a big history buff, it really struck me how Amalthus smothered the truth and how Minoth's plays were pretty much the only thing the party was remembered by (other than Addam). To Jin, I think that must have hurt enormously.
I know I'm pretty late to the video, but I beat Torna a month or two ago, and this video recently got recommended to me. I'd like to say that I liked the forced sidequests. I feel most games couldn't make it work as well as Torna does, and I'll admit that I was annoyed at first that the sidequests became mandatory for story progression. However, as I did them, I appreciated that they made us do them for a couple of reasons. For one, it added depth to the world and certainly gave me a good laugh at times. The community system helped push this further, because you see the impact you're having. You get to actually see how many people you're helping because it's all compiled into one chart. I'm not sure about everyone else, but that made me want to do these sidequests because there was a visual impact. The other reason I appreciated the mandatory sidequests is because it made the ending just that much more impactful. All of those people you helped, all of the businesses you helped to get started, it all amounted to nothing. Those people either died or they left everything behind. As depressing as it may be, it helps us realize just how much damage Malos caused when he sank Torna beneath the Cloud Sea. It all works incredibly well, ironically, because in the end it was all for naught.
I always thought that the ending song was Mythra telling Addam to move on. Just as the song in X2 expresses the emotions of Mythra/Nia respectively, as they struggle with who they are, and if they should be who they are.
Phenomenal video man. Such an amazing well thought out analysis on this incredible game, I hope a lot more people watch this. I absolutely loved Torna and it made me appreciate the events of the main game even more. I'm glad that their's other people out their who can appreciate and love this series as much I do. Keep up the good work man!
This video made me tear up in the best possible way, 10/10 ur videos are next level man
I just discovered these videos, but god DAMN do they remind me how much I love Xenoblade 2, and how Im eternally kicking myself for playing it as late as I did
too many moments where I almost cried watching this lmao
Great video. Just one small thing, 22:10 isn’t that the ship from chapter 1 in the main game, rather than Torna?
I think you're right. I don't know why every time I looked at that I saw the Titan and thought it just took a really long time to sink completely lol. Good catch there and thank you!
Just beat it today... My heart... Still hurts... So much
I just beat it. Damn. Mythras face 😢
@@daveedcue she hated herself so much in that moment to the point where she transformed into an entirely different person and sealed herself away just to hide herself from the world. As someone who is impartial to Mythra's character for the most part, I have to admit that scene hit HARD
@@papaG6423 good to see it hit someone just as hard as it hit me so many years after the game came out! Im so excited for XC3!
That ending was amazing
The ending of Torna is easily my favorite cutscene in all the Xenoblade games. The execution was flawless and I was in shock and awe the entire time. And after it was all over, I just stared at the title screen for half an hour, listening to the piano version of A Moment of Eternity.
And a small thing most people won't ever find. If you go to the theater to rewatch the cutscenes, the final cutscene is titled "Scream." Just that name alone made me cry.
I wish some of the ending scenes of Torna were the opening act scene of the base game so our opening wasn't just " fight crab lol ".
Man, even two years later, this is great analytic perception. I need to play through all of the switch console family.... maybe next summer...
Kid Icarus Uprising reference in a Xenoblade Chronicles 2 video. Thank you.
You earned a sub with the first sentence alone 😂 Territorial Rotbart sized spoilers! And yes, I’m discovering this video 2 years late I know
That piano intro to Torna made me feel something I hadn't felt since the first time I heard "To Zanarkand" from Final Fantasy X. And the battle theme kinda reminds me of "Pursuing My True Self" from Persona 4 and I'm here for it. God I love this game and its music lol
Xenoblade 2 and Metal Gear solid 3, my two favorite games in the same video, this is amazing.
Just finished playing torna, and excellent, well put together video man. Its satisfying watching someone else rant about how good of an expansion torna. I know ittl be an experience ill never forget.
That scream
After Torna and after that rewatch Lora's death screne and Jin's becoming a Flesh Eater, I can say clearly that Drifting Soul lyrics can also be applied to Jin talking to Lora in his heart (Or rather, their heart)
Nicee!! Appreciate the hardwork!
18:22 that Shock that happened to Addam and Durban just reminds me of Hulk who couldn’t hold the gauntlet in Endgame
I just finished the game and was crying over the ending of Torna. So what did I decide to do? Watch a video analysis of the game and cry even more.
I can't express how much I love the Xenoblade games and I wish I had finished Xenoblade 2 when I got it like 2 years ago as I knew how much I loved the first one.
Thanks for reminding me how amazing these games are, because of you I’m now gonna Buy Torna the Golden country physical even though I already have it digital 😂 it’s for collecting purposes, plus I’ll be able to let my cousins borrow it since he hasn’t had a chance to play it yet 😎 yeet
That sounds like a wise decision from one collector to another.
Best analysis I’ve Seen so far !😮❤😊 20:39
9:58 Hugo says don't forget me and yer done as well
Feels
Amen to that.
I would’ve personally obliterated Monolithsoft if they had directly shown the scene of Lora dying after my heart was already torn up so much
Nice video!
I do have a couple complaints about Torna... though.
Uhh like I think wayyyy too much is wrapped up in the ending cutscenes, I thought the game should've gone on and given more closure for Jin and ESPECIALLY Mik.
Mik specifically felt forced into the game... also I guess he was British as a kid? Or maybe becoming a Blade made him American? I'm not sure... but it's a shame that we never really got any more info on why Mik is the way he is in XC2, probably the thing I was looking forward to most from Torna.
Oh and also I wish there wasn't such a major focus on the sidequests, it's a slog and feels like padding that should've, as you said, been left as side content. I do think Torna's average quest quality is MUCH better than base XC2, but sometimes it feels like you're locked in so you can finish enough quests to beat the game, as in, you're oftentimes making decisions but in the end you're always going to end up with the same community. A lot of the magic from XC1's and XCX's quests make you want to see them through, it feels like you have to see it through on your own and, at least for me, it feels like your decisions truly matter... err especially XCX, since there are multiple life/death situations in the sidequests.
A couple more minor nitpicks about Torna :
- i was crying for two hours straight after beating Torna, i think "sombre", as you described, may be sorta understated. i think we all cried during Torna. I may be over exaggerating, since I cry a lot, and even just listening to some songs like Requiem and A Moment of Eternity make me cry buckets, but still
- I was irritated that noise pollution during combat is even worse than base XC2, and I have no clue how they even managed that... I was hoping that the addition of a sound mixing options menu was good for the series, but I think XCX still has the best battle cries solely because they're the only game where I can consistently hear them in the series.
- extremely minor but I just want to play as more Blades in Torna, in my New Game Plus I needed up getting extremely bored of the combat due to the lack of variety. XC1 had 8 optional Arts for everyone but Shulk if I remember correctly, and the Skills, which did a surprising amount. XCX refreshed combat every now and then by simply existing as a video game that happened to also be released exclusively for the Nintendo Wii U video game entertainment device (seriously, the depth of customisation in this game is overwhelming). XC2 had Blades that could be swapped in and out, functioning slightly differently on everyone with the aptitude for them. Torna... well I don't really see that depth there. Still minor but but it irks me.
Regardless, I really enjoyed this video! I hope you're enjoying making them as much as I enjoyed watching them~
also wait did I hear an XCX tease 👀
and what about these other games...
hmm...
Looking forward to it!
Thank you, Lynxano!
I distinctly remember thinking that I would've like to have seen more with Mik and Haze at the ending. Some form of imagery could've been potentially quite powerful. And I guess life at Indol and with Jin will make make you lose your accent? Maybe the exposure and company made him lose it, but that's actually funny. I never noticed that.
Nah, I completely understand Torna being a tear jerker. It gave me this feeling of emptiness and sadness upon completion, but I didn't cry surprisingly. I'm very inconsistent like Torna didn't make me, but Rex's speech to Malos in XC2 gets me and every single time MGS3's ending comes up I start tearing up.
I've definitely been enjoying the process and while I get a bit nervous, the comments, support, and seeing people enjoy the videos has been incredibly motivating, and has been a great way to speak with everyone about Xenoblade.
I definitely have some ideas in the future that might've hidden a teaser or two in here, so hopefully that'll be exciting!
So here's something, I played Torna first!
I owned Xenoblade 2 but stopped at around chapter 3 or 4, and got Torna just last year.
Playing Torna first I think, probably made a lot of moments in base game even more impactful because I was already attached to the world and stories, rather than having to revisit the base game to appreciate everything.
Yeah
Okay, obiusly I knew this was already a great video but when I noticed in this rewatch the room reference I lost it, it make my day.
Well I think that the original Xenoblade could have to a little prequel explaining the adventures of dunban mumkhar and Dickson or see the degeneration of the titan that became Zanza in prisión Island (we to don't know almost anything about the titans) and to will develop a little more Egil. Maybe in the definitive edition there's playable flashbacks or something like that.
Also Sorry for commenting now in all your videos, but I'm rewatching them and we'll I fell like I need to tell how well made this things are.
That first sentence was an amazing joke
This game made me so sad
Alexa play Drifting Souls
What is the significance of the Tornan prince at the end, walking past Amalthus in slow motion? I played it, and found it interesting, but not sure how that affects the base game of 2
It implies he is the one who founded the kingdom of tantal, which then leads to the plotpoint in the maingame where his descendants lie about their lineage in regards to torna because they aren't direct descendants from Addam and thus wouldn't have been the rightful heirs to the Tornan throne if that nation didn't get deleted.
@@lpfan4491 I thought that was the case, but wasn't entirely sure. Thanks for clarifying
was waiting for this video ever since i saw your amazing sequel video, cant wait to watch it
Thank you and I hope you enjoy!
I loved the video so much, when you put moment of eternity into the video I had all the feels again 😭😭😭 And putting that Rex analogy made it so much worse
Great video, beautiful made!
Amazing how one dlc for Xenoblade 2 is better than a lot of triple a games these days
3:07 Snake really was a fucking dork lmao
21:51? Is it alcamoth behind this guy?
19:10
Nah, she was referring she wanted to save *the game* because it was dinner time, mom was calling her and the damn cutsecene didn't finished.
awesome video man
Torna the golden country is a unchanging tragedy we do know what we will happen at the end😢😢😢😢
Addam kinda reminds me of a mix of Zeke and Rex, basically what you'd get if Zeke was the protagonist like I've heard people say they wish he was
I wish we got more from this game, I love it but I just wanted more time with it, my only problem with it was the over reliance on the community board
This sounds like the jrpg equivalent of borderlands the presequel.
Very much the opposite of the final fantasy 7 prequel stories that rather than focusing on characters we know and love they introduce a number of characters we have no reason to care about because they are never referenced.
But this prequel takes things we know about characters we love and brings them to life in a way we have never seen them before. That's all this needed to be to live up to its potential. By having fewer locations we have the opportunity to focus on other elements of the story like the community around our characters and how much they mean to each other.
I've actually never played Borderlands, but I've heard 2 in particular is fantastic. I agree, though, as I think making the scope in terms of size and threats can be a nice breath of fresh area to focus on different aspects of the universe. I love FFVII and I like Crisis Core a lot, but there is definitely a lot going on with that game.
Fantastic video, though a good part of me wishes the video could be over an hour long and you just go in-depth on everything (but that’s just me, I’m the type of person to just sit there for hours watching one in-depth video on a subject). Still hits a lot of the notes of what I love about the expansion.
It also does the most important thing as DLC: it’s a full game worth the price, it builds on the main story and improves on things that weren’t as polished in the main game (the battle system and graphics, both of which have been taken to a new level).
Incredible video, just as the Xenoblade sequel video. You more than earned a subscription and keep going!
Thank you and will do!
Great Video!
Can you do a character study on Jin? I think he’s going to be a fun character to do
Torna may just 'Clone Wars' Xenoblade 2 for me. Lemme explain. So I'm one of those people that's pretty lukewarm on Xenoblade 2, but I just got done playing Torna and I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Torna was just fantastic, and now I really wanna go back to Xenoblade 2 and give it another go now that I've got all the context from Torna (I actually LIKE Mythra now!). In a similar vain, The Clone Wars and all of its amazing stories provide context that elevate the Star Wars prequels. Starting tomorrow I'm giving Xenoblade 2 another go. We'll see if it's been Clone Wars'd.
At 13:22 did you make that or found it somewhere else? If you made it, then absolute props and i'm surprised I hadn't seen someone do it prior until now lol. Also very happy to see more and more Xeno talk happening online like this video. Looking forward to seeing more from you whenever you do more!
Yes, I made that haha I feel like spend too much time making the stupid jokes/edits. Thank you!
Oh the final battle in torna was an improvement as compared to the base game.
there are certain common blades in the base game with a skill called orb master and if they are active all specials in a combo will give an orb
"and thus, boy met girl" I get that reference
Yakuza 0 was an awesome prequel which helped act as a gateway to the Yakuza series for Western fans.
“Oh hi Mark”😂😭
I feel like the lyrics with “someday you’ll find someone who will let you move on” are meant to address Malos who helps Jin move on
In base game I couldn't stand mythra until chapter 6 then as the story progressed I warmed up to her seeing the nicer side of her but still being a bit annoyed by her once torna dropped I immediately loved her acting like a teenage girl most of torna and constantly being roasted then by the end holy shit did I really understand her and really understand her she became one of my favorites becauses of this and Jin he was already the best character in base game then with torna seeing what he was like with lora I finally truly understood his character and makes his question for rex so much more powerful and Rex's answer even more so torna's story alone is enough to justify the price even if its lacking in content for a xenoblade game I don't care and the gameplay was amazing my only complaint is that they wasn't as much as I was expecting but I had incredibly high expectations and even though it did meet what I thought it was it came pretty damn near close
EXPLAIN TO ME WHY YOU HAVE SO LITTLE SUBSCRIBERS
Torna was perfect.
9:32 how do you get that scene/screenshot? Is it an image from monolith???
In the beginning, I HATED the quest system because I thought t was super boring. However, as I continued doing side quests I really started to love all of this quests, and even getting to max rank.
I just replayed this game and God it does feel better than the first playthrough.. I could argue that this is the best xenoblade game minus the obligatory community quests..