Ⓦ Xenosaga Ep. 1 Walkthrough - Part 2 ▪ Exploring the Woglinde [PCSX2/1080p]

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Published on July 4, 2013 4:23:09 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUvu2do1vRo

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Xenosaga Episode I (2002)

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Walkthrough

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If you're playing this game for the first time, I'd highly recommend consulting this guide regarding the emails while going through:

http://www.gamefaqs.com/ps2/519264-xenosaga-episode-i-der-wille-zur-macht/faqs/18956

The emails tend to have strict timing/location requirements, but the rewards are well worth the minor inconvenience of keeping on top of said requirements.

Also, a tip regarding Tech Point investment:

Typically, the first thing you want to put your Tech Points in is the SPEED of the Tech Attack(s) that you're going to be using the most (then set them in a HI slot so you can use them every turn), followed by its WAIT.

After that; rather than investing in the Tech's attack power, go to Characters➜Use T.Pts and put your points in EDEF and VIT, then EATK (and/or possibly STR, depending on how you're using the character), then EVA and DEX.

It's pointless to invest in your early Techs' attack power, as boosting EATK/STR will also increase your damage output, and you won't have wasted a bunch of points on an inferior Tech when you get your best ones later in the game. If you end up with a significant surplus of T.Pts later in the game after you have your best techs, *then* it wouldn't be such a bad idea to boost their power some.

Anyways, the max you can raise a stat is equal to whoever has the highest in that stat. Once you have multiple characters synced to the max for a stat, they can sort of leap frog off each other each time one of them levels up (since the max will be raised at that point). So, not only do characters who start off weak (e.g. MOMO) benefit a lot from raising stats, but characters who start off with better stats (e.g. KOS-MOS) will also eventually end up with better stats than they normally would had you not raised stats at all.

Of course, you don't have to kill yourself over trying to stagger everyone's level-ups and such for the absolute best increases. You'll see more than enough benefit from this approach simply by boosting stats whenever you can.
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Game: Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht
Platform: PS2 (played on the PCSX2 emulator)
Developer: Monolith Soft
Publisher: Namco

PCSX2 rev.5444

GSdx 0.1.16 rev.5442 AVX
Direct3D9 (Hardware)
6x Scaling
"Allow 8-bit textures" OFF (game runs much better with this off)
"Alpha correction (FBA)" unchecked
"Enable HW Hacks" checked
"Skipdraw" set to 1 and "Half-Pixel Offset" checked under HW Hacks

FXAA enabled (via PgUp key)

Recommended speedhacks & MTVU hack on.

Using widescreen patch found here (place in "cheats" folder and make sure "Enable Cheats" is checked under System):
http://forums.pcsx2.net/attachment.php?aid=40416

Recorded with Elgato Game Capture HD

PC specs:
Windows 7 SP1 64-bit
i5-2500k@4.5Ghz
GTX 670 FTW
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