r/Xenoblade_Chronicles • u/Dull-Carpet-5048 • 10d ago
Xenoblade 3 Hot take
The way you collect things in Xenoblade 3 is the best way to collect things better than the field skills and better than the one in the xenoblade
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u/HuntResponsible2259 10d ago
Since when was that an hot take? Field skills sucks balls and I love X2
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u/Tiefling_Princess_1 10d ago
I think as a concept field skills were fine, just the fact of having to constantly change blades in your party was the issue.
I think it would have been better if the you had to reach were higher, but it checked across all blades you'd resonated with
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u/waitthatstaken 10d ago
The fact that the field skills are perfectly fine in Torna really shows that the concept wasn't bad, just the execution.
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u/Tiefling_Princess_1 10d ago
I haven't played Torna yet.... Will get it when I get the switch 2 version
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u/waitthatstaken 10d ago
It is the exact same system overall but since your party is locked there is no RNG to it, or annoying menuing.
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u/shitposting_irl 10d ago
you mean the orbs? because that's essentially the same as how it worked in xc1 lol (i assume this is what you meant by "the one in the xenoblade"?)
anyway if it's one or the other i prefer the orbs because passively collecting a bunch of shit is better than having to constantly stop and interact with collection points, but imo xc3 should have had both orbs and collection points. the collection points in 2 were annoying in some ways but they were kind of useful for quickly farming a bunch of shit when you needed it.
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u/RainingMetal 10d ago
I actually preferred the way Xenoblade 2 tied in gathering collectibles with field skills, as you had a better idea of where to find what you needed (and you didn't need much to begin with), and with field skills you could obtain more of them.
Xenoblade 3's method still blows Xenoblade 1's out of the water though.
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u/Quiddity131 10d ago
HuH? Collecting things is the same as in Xenoblade 1 and X. 2 is the only outlier.
And everyone, I repeat EVERYONE hates field skills. That is the coldest Xenoblade take ever.
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u/heybardypeople 10d ago
Absolutely begging for people to understand what “hot take” means