Game:

Tales of Xillia (2011)

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Let's Play

Duration: 29:23

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Tales of Xillia on the Playstation 3.

*PLEASE READ THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION:

My Tales of Xillia playthrough contains ONLY story cutscenes, skits and bosses. It does NOT act as a walkthrough for the main story, dungeons, or side quest. My reason for uploading these is to showcase the game to those who are unable to own or are new the game, but yet are interested in the story. Please be aware of that for future references.

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Skip to the battle: 1:55
Skip to the ending cutscenes: 14:50
Skip to the credits: 23:55
Skip to Jude's ending cutscene: 28:26

Jude and Milla must confront Gaius and Muzét before Maxwell decides to blockade the temporal crossroads from the two worlds. We face the final battle, for Jude's decision of uniting the two worlds of Reize Maxia and Elympios. This finally marks the end of another great Tales game!

*Strategy*
You SHOULD steal the Heavy Treat from Muzét and the Elixir from Gaius. You can do this by linking with Leia and knocking the two down (if you're using Jude, Beast is your friend). Otherwise, they will be healing constantly and reviving each other. Go after Muzét once you've stolen both of their items. She will revive ONCE because, for whatever reason, the designers decided to give her auto life. Once you're through with her, the battle should be pretty easy.

*If you notice an inconsistency, I was required to start over the final battle. This explains Alvin's costume change back to his default. D:

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Overall: Damn, I was hoping for good ending credits in this game. The ending wasn't as memorable, but it's a happy one. Despite that, it's a great anniversary title that contains various aspects of previous Tales game. I felt this game...was missing quite a few things...like the explanation of the booster's effect on Elize or more of an expansion on the background of each Chimeriad. Either I missed some sidequests, they didn't explain it and forgotten about it, or it's explained in Xillia 2. The battle system gives you more freedom and more choices in the attacks you do. Chain link artes are bomb. This is the most fun battle system I've ever had, next to Vesperia. The Voice acting is superb. For once I am pleased. The BEST I've heard in any Tales game, hands down for me. There were only maybe 4 minor NPC voices that made me go "wat". The music in this game were overall alright, maybe little above average but most of the tracks weren't as memorable. The bulk of my favorite tracks come from the battles themselves. Unfortunately, some areas I noticed didn't get their own tracks such as the sea-havens. I think this changes in the sequel.

For a rushed game, this isn't a bad game to pick up. The story is well organized and told, and it doesn't require you to really "go to each town and do errands" or any of that. So it's fairly linear in terms of story. They make you understand one thing in the story and use that to make your judgment in a later part (Such as when (great) spirits die, and they take on another form. Maxwell asks Milla if she would want to revert back to being human. And the Aspyrixis she took off...indicated she became a spirit after her death). Unfortunately, I don't think too many people think fond of the story. But Vesperia being my former top, I'll put Xillia above it because of its great characters and more sense in the plot. I give the battle system (with a pinch of challenge) a thumbs up. Definitely the most fun I've had. Xillia ranks top in my most favorite, with Vesperia (PS3) alongside it. And this game isn't even done with the sequel (which is even better) being localized next year!

Thanks for watching guys! There are two more extra parts after this video, and if you aren't watching them, then please look forward to Tales of Xillia 2 next year which I hope to record (with a new HD capture card) as well!

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