This article is part of our Xenoblade Chronicles walkthrough and guide series. There's a point of no return that gives you fair warning and allows you to save your progress safely before attempting the game's final battles. You'll unlock the ability to level down once you've beaten the game, allowing you to drop down and meet the level of the monsters and enemies around you for bigger XP gains.ġ6. This is of vital importance when thinking about when to heal during chains and how to build your damage counter to the max without going over.ġ5.
You can't end a Chain Attack with a healing move unless you've got a certain hero equipped. Simply hit "-" and choose give up to save yourself from a nasty scrap if trying to run isn't working.ġ4. You can abandon battles in the pause menu instead of trying to run away. Simply run up the tree root on the left arm of the Ferronis and dart up and across its shoulders. You can climb up the central Ferronis in Colony Tau to reach an upper level with a shortcut lift down to Maktha Lower. A great way to save time when clambering down very long climbs is to simply let yourself fall while still facing the vines or ladder you were climbing, then reattach yourself quickly by pushing forwards just as you're reaching the bottom.ġ2. They're usually something good like a Hero side quest or a handy shortcut to unlock and make traversal faster.ġ1. Always make a beeline for ? markers on your map. This can be a surprisingly handy life-saver when you're in big trouble.ġ0.
Climbing during a fight will see enemies disengage and stop attacking you. The larger map is semi-transparent so you can leave it up as you hunt for shortcuts and secrets.ĩ. You can click the right stick (R3) while out of combat to enlarge the world map on the screen.
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