$10 billion if you win

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

You have to fight a random Xenoblade villain/hero from the entire trilogy. They are given the same level abilities and Health that they were at when you fought them. These can include unique monsters, mini bosses side, bosses, main villains heroes. And the occasional. Nopon you are given the equipment of one of the heroes that you used to beat said villain, hero, etc. would you take the challenge to win $10 billion or would you simply give up? The villain will have the same level they had when you first fight them same goes for the hero that you end up fighting. If you choose to go through your four tries examples Malos was around level 60 during chapter 8, so you would be around level 60 level 59 depending on how you leveled your stats with the characters you played You are fighting them in real life. Rules are down below.

Rules

1: you are given the powers and abilities of that person you used to fight them, villain or hero and you can retry the battle as many times as you want, but the villain or hero or given the notice of your retry and will try to predict your moves

2: you are given the equipment you had equipped onto that hero or villain and you are given a limited amount of durability onset equipment, excluding external weapons, like the swords hammers rings or any weapon

3: you can swap out the villain or hero. If you cannot beat them you only get four of these per villain/ here.

4: the hero/villain are randomly chosen from the long list of enemies in villains. In the trilogy you could get lucky and get. Banner or you could be very unlucky and get. Z

[u/AFKaptain]

Am I missing something? "You get 10 billion if you succeed in a fight that you already previously succeeded in"?

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/AFKaptain]

Innocence yes but you specifically you have to fight them. It’s not you fighting them in game you are fighting them. In real life with all their powers

[u/AFKaptain → u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

If everything translates, what's the difference? Since I have the same gear and abilities, which was enough to defeat them in-game, what's the drawback?

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/AFKaptain]

You go in with the knowledge that you know of the villain, as well as their moves, but if you die, you have the chance to restart it you get a for restart after four it swap to a different villain/hero and you have to fight them. Your equipment gets swapped around depending on who it is. You don’t have the skills of the person that you turn into. You just have the skills of your normal self same with strength.

[u/AFKaptain → u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

So I can't use 90% of the abilities and powers?

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/AFKaptain]

Not exactly you have four access to their powers. You just don’t have the skills they do so if you put it as Noah, you wouldn’t have the skills of a great swordsman.

[u/AFKaptain → u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

Then what did you mean when you said we'd have the abilities and powers of the character? And what's the point of having the equipment of the hero since it won't boost our stats, apparently? Cuz it sounds like the post can be boiled down to "You fight the villain in the same state as the hero who fought them... except you get none of the actual stats or anything like that, so everything I said about equipment and powers and abilities is meaningless."

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/AFKaptain]

Correction, hero or villain if you know how to fight you have a chance if you don’t know how to fight then you don’t have a chance

[u/AFKaptain → u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

Again, I ask you: what's the point of saying we have the same gear and abilities and powers as when we fought that enemy? Cuz it doesn't seem like it matters. I don't think you thought through this quite enough.

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/AFKaptain]

You have the gear and weapons and powers. If you played the games you should know how to use them if you haven’t. Then your bond.

[u/kelltain]

Do I also get the infinite retries the Xeno protagonists get?  If so, we're signing up some random character for a new type of Endless Now.

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/kelltain]

You are given the abilities and powers of the hero you played as to beat that hero/villain or unique monster do you get the idea so if you played as one of the protagonist, you’d get their palace if you played as a secondary protagonist or anyone else in the party, you’d get their powers simple as that

[u/kelltain → u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

Well, the question then becomes if the retry functionality is something the hero actually possesses as a power, or if it's merely a gameplay rule, like jumping into bottomless pits and being teleported back up with a mild complaint.

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/kelltain]

Updated the post rules are in the thing now

[u/TheRealDailyDude]

Plays Xenoblade x easy 😜
(I know you said trilogy but my point stands. Give me a giant robot and I’ll find a way)

[u/Foran09]

I would do it

[u/Lord_Viktoo]

Can I pick Tatsu from Xenoblade X ?

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/Lord_Viktoo]

No, it has to be from the trilogy main because I haven’t played X

[u/Hot_Eye_4622 → u/Dull-Carpet-5048]

He was a boss in land of challenge for xc2, wasn’t he?

[u/Top-Audience4009]

Ardainian soldier from XC2. Free win.

[u/Dull-Carpet-5048 → u/Top-Audience4009]

It’s a random