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Wenn sich jemand einlesen will: Xenoblade X Multiplayer Information Thread!
Multiplayer Mission Gameplay
There are a few things you need to know about actually playing in multiplayer missions before you jump in guns blazing so you can get the most out of your experience before you wind up getting owned like some kind of n00b. You are generally put in to a slightly corded off area, unable to venture too far off the beaten path, and you are guided along the mission objectives by means of enemy spawn waves in the direction you should be going. Don’t get me wrong, the beautiful world of Mira is still all around you, they just limit your freedom of exploration a bit during these missions. As an example, there’s a really easy, low level mission that has you moving through a path up a mountain in Primordia. You will clear a handful of waves of different Primordian indigens before being confronted by a very large and threatening boss monster at the peak of the hill. This mission can take anywhere from 5-10 minutes depending on how efficient your party is. As you tackle missions of harder difficulty, this can vary wildly, as you might expect. There are varying missions types as well, not all in this specific format.
You are allowed a maximum of 3 deaths. This means 3 times that your HP can deplete to 0. After your third death, you are RIP permanently for the rest of the mission, and the likelihood of your party mates clearing the mission decreases exponentially without your help. This means that playing intelligently is in your benefit. Don’t be a Leeroy.
Soul Voice mechanics are in full effect in multiplayer missions. Since there is no dedicated healing class in Xenoblade Chronicles X, it is absolutely in your interest for you to execute the Soul Voice skills you’ve been harnessing while out exploring the planet Mira. Successfully nailing Soul Voice nets you valuable group healing that can be crucial to your ability to clear these missions without too much casualty. Really good parties can keep a Soul Voice combo going for long stretches, so practice up and try to work out combos with your party mates’ setup.
If you play a class that is better suited to be taking damage, do try to take aggro. This goes mostly for “Striker” tier classes. Other classes aren’t nearly as good at soaking damage as you are, so do your best to maximize your damage and keep the monster focusing on you!
If you are running with AI partners, they do not have a 3 death limit, however they do not count as a living human player if you die. That means game over still if you hit the limit. Even dying once in this situation is pretty damning, however, because your AI team mates will rarely have the TP to resurrect you and they will just die without your help.
You are able to chat and emote to your party through the Wii Gamepad, so do your best to be as social as you can to avoid making it boring if it’s your zillionth time through a quest due to bad RNG for the drops you want. The game is also compatible with a USB keyboard, if you so desire. Try to be nice! We’re all in this together, you know?
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