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Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (22nd March)

BlackenedHalo

oh my god NL...you are so ...geez .... that is TRUE ROPLAYING DDDDDDDDDDDDD

"So, there's been a slight change to Divisions in the Switch version of Xenoblade Chronicles X, thanks to the removal of BLADE Levels. In short, that means it doesn't matter which Division you pick.

In the Wii U version, joining a Division and working for them would get you Division Points, which in turn would increase your BLADE Level. Each Division used to get more Points for jobs and missions related to that section. Prospectors, for example, got more Points for mining Miranium with FrontierNav, while Mediators gain more Points by completing missions.

On Wii U, the best Divisions to level are considered to be Prospector (since you'll always be mining and have Probes installed), and Curators (as they get increased Points from exploration).

On Switch, however, you don't need to worry about any of this. Your chosen Division has no bearing on your gameplay, relationships, or progress. That means you can simply pick your favourite, or pick the one that suits your avatar. Now that's true role-playing."

Re: Xenoblade Chronicles X: What's The Best Division?

BlackenedHalo

"On Switch, however, you don't need to worry about any of this. Your chosen Division has no bearing on your gameplay, relationships, or progress. That means you can simply pick your favourite, or pick the one that suits your avatar. Now that's true role-playing."

pardon me?! So you are glad now Divisions make no difference and that is TRUE ROLEPLAYING? What the hell is wrong with you gus anyway?

It sounds as if the real RPG meant being in a group where your favorite character is and that is pretty much it. No real difference is necessary, no real impact on gameplay. That is not role playing right It is enough for you to be in a division where your favorite NPC is and thats what makes the Divisions great right? awful awful...

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (22nd March)

BlackenedHalo

@Darthmoogle I loved X because it was unique. Now it is not as unique as before. When it comes to being streamlines. I think theres much more to it than people think. Blade levels and Divisions levels were basically the core gameplay feature which held together all its subparts. Now, for example, divisions...what for? No real difference between them. You have basically no reason to be in a division. For me the Wii U version >>> the Switch version.

Re: The Legend Of Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom Version 1.0.2 Is Now Live, Here Are The Full Patch Notes

BlackenedHalo

@Sonicka

  • OoT: minimap - press L to turn it off; no quest markers
  • MM: minimap - press L to turn it off, no quest markers
  • WW: minimap - press the left arrow to turn it off, no quest markers
    TTP: minimap - press 2 to turn it off, no quest markers
  • SW: no minimap, no quest markers
  • LBW: no minimap, no quest markers
  • BOTW: PRO HUD (minimap, etc off), quest markers (only when you activate quests, quest updates )
  • TOTK: PRO HUD (minimap, etc off), quest markers (you can untrack quest but the map still show you the quest markers - FAIL, quest updates)
  • EoW: permanent minimap, quest markers (you can untrack quests which turns off the markers), quest updates)

..So please, do not tell me it was the same thing back in the day when OoT was released