DO you Get 100% in every Rpg?

[Prime Mover]

On this note, I'm so stuck on whether I should move forward with Xenoblade or not.... so many more hours of quests, but I'm really just feeling moving on at this point.... I completed a ton of stuff but sort of slacked a bit on the reconstruction side-quest..... Don't know what to do.... 86 hours in.... compulsively trying to complete things.... all I want is STORY..... ohhhh the madness of it all......

I know the feeling, thankfully the game goes pretty close to the final boss before giving you a point of no return, and it tells you very explicitely. Strange though, i don't think there was any reason for having a point of no return. From a plot perspective, there's not really any reason the designers couldn't have made you walk up to the final boss, and then turn around and leave.

Anyway, if ANYONE completes Xenoblade at 100% they deserve a medal. That game is CRAZY with quests. I thought I had spent a lot of time doing them, then I read some things online that made me realize there were whole sections of sidequests that I never even realize existed. There must be 800 quests or something like that. Insane.

[Eusis]

I sorta worry about how much I WOULD play the US release. One of the things I wanted to do was tackle quests seriously then and use the import for blitzing through the story, but I did take my time with that, taking 80 hours and STILL barely scratching the surface of quests, and honestly most of them aren't that interesting to do. Then again, it does sound like you do the dumb "get a bunch of hides for me" quests to get more narrative driven quests. I think this is one of the areas where WRPGs most reliably trounce JRPGs, Bioware and even Bethesda treat them more as little stories to play out. FF was CLOSE there, more that you were getting more story information in FFIV-X's sidequests, but within the last several years we saw more just go with an MMO-style for quests (get me a bunch of items! Beat this one tough monster!) rather than creating a bunch of little scenarios to play through. And even when there IS one of those little scenarios it still usually involves enemy drops.

At least like Ys Seven Xenoblade's pretty liberal with enemy drops, rather than stupid and stingy like NieR.

[VampiricDragon_]

depends..............it depends on time