[Meldels] Novos detalhes de Xenoblade X + Scans

Ahead of the game’s release this April in Japan, Xenoblade Chronicles X executive director Tetsuya Takahashi shared a few scant details on the game in an interview with Famitsu magazine. Retail blog Sinobi has summarized some of the more important information, and you can find our translation below.
 
Player Avatars:
 
While creating your avatar, you’ll be able to customize the following: gender, face-type, skin color, hairstyle, eyes, makeup, and voice. The base designs for the avatars are done by Kunihiko Tanaka, who designed characters for the game. (Tanaka also worked on Xenogears, and Xenosaga Episode I.)
 
Additionally, the voice options for the avatar will be provided by famous voice actors, which will be revealed on the official website in the near future.
 
Comparisons to Xenoblade Chronicles:
 
In Xenoblade Chronicles X, you’ll use the GamePad as an information terminal. While exploring Planet Mira, data accumulates on the GamePad, and you’ll freely get to access it afterwards. Some of the information that will be available the GamePad screen are details on the player’s position and quest destination.
 
There will also be a warp function installed on the GamePad, that allows you to warp to areas you’ve previously been to. This is important because Mira is about five times larger than the world in Xenoblade Chronicles. You’ll get to travel across the immense land in a seamless fashion as well. The faraway areas can be reached via the Dolls (mechs) which are capable of flight, or with support from the Wii U GamePad.
 
Takahashi says that, while Xenoblade Chronicles was a traditional RPG, Xenoblade Chronicles X is made to be an open-world RPG, where you accept quests in different areas and have many aspects that expand the story.
 
Moving along, here’s some more information Takahashi revealed to Famitsu:
 

• Takahashi reiterated that while Xenoblade Chronicles X is a game from the same lineage as Xenoblade Chronicles, it is not a sequel to that game—hence the “X” after the title, instead of a “2″.
  

 

• The meaning behind the “X” (cross) also has to do with connecting with players far away (“across”). However, Takahashi describes Xenoblade Chronicles X as more of a “loosely connected” online game, rather than a regular online game. It’s unclear as to just what this means at the moment, but it could mean that the online features will be more asynchronous or passive.
  

 

• Monolith Soft only prepared one track with vocals for Xenoblade Chronicles, but they’ve prepared a number of these for Xenoblade Chronicles X, enough to be considered quite a lot by RPG standards.
  

 

• There are around 90 tracks in the game, and composer Hiroyuki Sawano was involved with all of them.
  

 

• Xenoblade Chronicles X’s battle system has the basic foundations of the one from Xenoblade Chronicles, but with an increased sense of speed. It has evolved into something that has a much more action-y feel to it. Characters can use short or long-ranged attacks, and there are no healer-type roles. The healing is done through a new system called “Soul Voice”. (This was demonstrated at E3)
  

 

• Parties consist of four members. The player will control his or her character, while the other three are controlled by AI.
  

 

• The number of unique monsters in the game and the equipment that you can acquire have been greatly increased. When Takahashi playtested the game recently for a final check, he clocked in at over 300 hours.
  

Missions in Xenoblade Chronicles X can vary according to which of the eight factions, called “Unions,” a member of BLADE is a part of, so you might be doing a different type of exploring depending on what you choose to do. Later in the game, you’ll be able to switch back and forth between factions at any time. Here are the eight Union factions:
 
Path Finder: A union of the pioneers, with the significance of a pioneer. They’re in charge of setting data probes, and expanding the Frontier Net.
 
Interceptor: A Union in charge of exterminating protists. They take on the role of guards that protect the survey teams, or help in the rescue of New Los Angeles citizens.
 
Avalanche: The Interceptors are about “protecting,” and Avalanche are their opposite as the “attackers”. Their role is to subdue dangerous creatures.
 
Testament: A Union in charge of search and recovery of remains from the wreckage of the White Whale spaceship. They are also in charge of recovering things that get lost in the battlefield.
 
Colepedian: A pioneer Union similar to the Path Finder, but Colepedians go ahead of any other Union to survey and gather material.
 
Land Bank: This Union is in charge of maintaining the livelihoods of the people. They search Mira for resources and gather minerals.
 
Arms: The Union in charge of helping the Arms Company develop weapons for Dolls and soldiers.
 
Companion: They play the role of mediators, and their job to help fix any problem between citizens of New Los Angeles. This includes everything from stopping quarrels to looking for lost cats. They’re practically a jack-of-all-trades.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is slated for release in Japan on April 29, 2015 for Wii U, and will launch in North America and Europe later this year. Judging by this interview, Nintendo aren’t ready to reveal everything about the game just yet, so stay tuned for more info in the weeks to come.

Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2015/01/28/xenoblade-chronicles-x-info-battles-exploration/#20bi5Eztp5ciloqf.99

Pessoal, scans:

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"No healers."

Xiii....

tenho a impressão q essa porra vai vender para caralho no jp...

o "primeiro" não vendeu nada, pq seria diferente com esse com uma user base MUITO menor???

Gente, modifiquei o post inicial com os detalhes do Siliconera, no geral são as mesmas infos, mas agora numa tradução melhorzinha.

Não sei se venderá muito ou pouco. Só quero poder comprar uma cópia pra mim, porque o primeiro jogo foi foda pra caralho, e esse, por ter um mundo maior e mais verossimilhante com certeza vai ser ser no mínimo tão bom quanto, já que alguma piora em alguns aspectos serão supridas pela melhora do mundo em si.

rodrigolfp escreveu:o "primeiro" não vendeu nada, pq seria diferente com esse com uma user base MUITO menor???

vendeu nada? tu eh retardado? rpg mais vendido do wii, elevou a fama do shulk a ponto de virar personagem no smash bros, ganhou sequencia, vai ter relançamento no new 3ds sendo carro chefe pra vender o portatil, eh ate hj um dos jogos mais dificeis de achar p vender, esgotou a tiragem e nintendo teve q fazer outra.

e nao vendeu nada

o q me da raiva nesse jogo e nos jrpgs no geral sao esses monstrinhos amiguinhos toscos aviadados q botam pra agradar japa otaku tetudo.

sempre tem um merdinha desses pra dar o "comic effect". Eu sinto vergonha alheia.

Gustavo DEUSTENDO escreveu:

rodrigolfp escreveu:o "primeiro" não vendeu nada, pq seria diferente com esse com uma user base MUITO menor???

vendeu nada? tu eh retardado? rpg mais vendido do wii, elevou a fama do shulk a ponto de virar personagem no smash bros, ganhou sequencia, vai ter relançamento no new 3ds sendo carro chefe pra vender o portatil, eh ate hj um dos jogos mais dificeis de achar p vender, esgotou a tiragem e nintendo teve q fazer outra.

e nao vendeu nada

Ele deve estar se referindo ao Japão. Lá as vendas não foram muito altas. Foi tipo Ni no Kuni, vendeu bem fora.

Gustavo DEUSTENDO escreveu:o q me da raiva nesse jogo e nos jrpgs no geral sao esses monstrinhos amiguinhos toscos aviadados q botam pra agradar japa otaku tetudo.

sempre tem um merdinha desses pra dar o "comic effect". Eu sinto vergonha alheia.

Síndrome do Jar Jar Binks.

Tem que jogar tudo na fogueira.

Carai, Jeremias pareceu o Pato postando agora.

tb não curto o comic relief de jogo japa (apesar q ficou bom em ni no kuni)

E só estando drogado pra chegar na cara de pau e falar q o primeiro não vendeu nada.

Gustavo DEUSTENDO escreveu:

rodrigolfp escreveu:o "primeiro" não vendeu nada, pq seria diferente com esse com uma user base MUITO menor???

vendeu nada? tu eh retardado? rpg mais vendido do wii, elevou a fama do shulk a ponto de virar personagem no smash bros, ganhou sequencia, vai ter relançamento no new 3ds sendo carro chefe pra vender o portatil, eh ate hj um dos jogos mais dificeis de achar p vender, esgotou a tiragem e nintendo teve q fazer outra.

e nao vendeu nada

vgchutes tá tão errado assim? pois lá diz q não vendeu nem 1 mi worldwide

Gustavo DEUSTENDO escreveu:

rodrigolfp escreveu:o "primeiro" não vendeu nada, pq seria diferente com esse com uma user base MUITO menor???

vendeu nada? tu eh retardado? rpg mais vendido do wii, elevou a fama do shulk a ponto de virar personagem no smash bros, ganhou sequencia, vai ter relançamento no new 3ds sendo carro chefe pra vender o portatil, eh ate hj um dos jogos mais dificeis de achar p vender, esgotou a tiragem e nintendo teve q fazer outra.

e nao vendeu nada

Cara não chegou a 1 milhão segundo o VGchutez...

Tem um detalhe também.

Na América do Norte o jogo só foi vendido na Gamestop.

lembrei q pros hardico gamers 1 milhao = nada

antigamente era O JOGO É MILLION SELLER!!!
hj em dia se vende 800 mil VENDEU NADA.