Metroid
Enemy of the Process Believe in Progress #BiP
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yeah it's pretty good. I have an annoying/nasty/weird habit of playing a Xenoblade for anywhere from 5 to 20 hours, dropping it for a long, long time, then no-lifing it to completion once the mood strikes, usually on that same save. This one was no different, hence the title. I got it on release and played up until right before the end of chapter 3, right ahead of Colony Lambda's ambush in the Urayan Mines. Part of the reason why I stopped playing it was the lack of a visible throughline in the story. I was, obviously, wrong about this. Egg on my face during Chapter 5 and on where everything comes together. I was just impatient and didn't realize they were going for slowburn this time around rather than the steady buildup of the previous two games. That said, I think overall, I liked it the least of the 3 games. Just a hair too many mechanics, areas, colonies, fucking Consuls... But it's still really good! The main cast is all pretty likable, no sore spots there like Tora was in 2.
As for the ending, am I right in assuming that for all of the talk of Z being the fears and desires of humanity, he just was Origin itself going haywire? Maybe I missed a dialogue contradicting or confirming that. If that's the case though, what in the world were X and Y? They got almost nothing.
I've started Future Redeemed so maybe I'll get more fuel for answers there, but who knows (I assume you do). I thought Torna was all the best parts of the series up to that point in a shorter and sweeter package, so I'm hoping FR is much the same, and first impressions are looking to confirm that feeling.
As for the ending, am I right in assuming that for all of the talk of Z being the fears and desires of humanity, he just was Origin itself going haywire? Maybe I missed a dialogue contradicting or confirming that. If that's the case though, what in the world were X and Y? They got almost nothing.
I've started Future Redeemed so maybe I'll get more fuel for answers there, but who knows (I assume you do). I thought Torna was all the best parts of the series up to that point in a shorter and sweeter package, so I'm hoping FR is much the same, and first impressions are looking to confirm that feeling.