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TurnipFritter posted:Great ("great") moments in Xenoblade X's main plot, in no particular order: They named the hub city "New Los Angeles".
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Farg posted:this theme fucks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EbUelN2UpA
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I appreciate the new battle(!!!) theme but they really should have paired that with new menu music too
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NikkolasKing posted:Appreciate the answers. Thanks all. Yeah, it definitely was more of an easter egg for Xenonuts, especially given that all of it was really only accessible if you had cutscene subtitles turned on. It was nearly inaudible.
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NikkolasKing posted:I wasn't looking for connections. I was thinking if the new DLC brought up Xenosaga in a big way, it could be pointing to some future projects or whatnot. Well there's also a teaser post-credit scene, a blue object in the sky falling to earth. A lot of people think it might be KOS-MOS?
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MechaX posted:maybe, it honestly depends on what was supposed to happen when if/when the worlds re-merged (because in the ending we can clearly see Earth's normal landmasses); in that situation, we don't know if Origin was just going to plop everyone in as normal people but as if the Klaus experiment never happened, just shove everyone who was in 1/2/3's worlds on Earth as is, etc, or even how much time was going to pass leading up to or even after the merger. How sure are you about the normal landmasses? I don't see anything obvious. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofMYZB1UmT0&t=260s
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SyntheticPolygon posted:End of XB3 has Nia and Melia say "I know some day we'll all see each other again" and it turns out that 'some day' is like 30 minutes from then. The Origin reset happens sucessfully hence the scene of the Keves gang as kids that's happening after the whole time stop moment at the beginning of the game.. And from the Future Redeemed we know the worlds combine soon after since the planets are still so close together but instead of the fusion happening from the planets colliding into eachother in a moment of mass destruction they fuse while moving apart surrounded in brilliant light so I think its clear to see that this new Aionis probably did not involve massive widespread death and in fact everything is probably just chill and cool. Why do you think that's happening immediately instead of hundreds of years in the future or whatever? The two worlds are already substantially separated when we see them, and there's no indication that we're seeing things in "real time". They could be showing up thousands of years of history, greatly accelerated.
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