Regarding crafting, each character has their own specialty, and what they’re good at is directly related to their personality. It’s now easier than ever to use those features. This new features brings together several that were separate in the main game: crafting, inkeepers, Heart to Hearts, and more. Here’s an example (first pic shows grass from Gormott, and the second one shows grass from Torna): Still, according to Tetsuya Takashi, the story expansion does look quite “cleaner” than the main game, and he singles out the grass. Of course, the development team is currently in a transitional period, already looking ahead to their next game, so it’s not like you will see dramatic improvements over the main game. In the latest Production Notes blog post for the game, Tetsuya Takahashi explains that while the game is “just” a story expansion to the main game, it makes some pretty big changes and offers a large amount of new features.įirst, from the technical side: we learn that Torna ~ The Golden Country uses a new graphics engine. Today, Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country is finally available for download for owners of the Expansion Pass (stand-alone release is coming next week). Xenoblade Chronicles 2 – Production Notes #17: Torna ~ The Golden Country released
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Production Notes #10: Original Soundtrack.Production Notes #8 (Issue with “disappearing Blades” in Ver.Production Notes #5: Introduction to Xenoblade Chronicles 2.Production Notes #3: Character Design (Part 1).Production Notes #1: Drivers and Blades.It’s a blog-like section, where members of the development team will come discuss various aspects of the game. On November 14th 2017, the official website of Xenoblade Chronicles 2 was updated in Japan, adding a new section: Production Notes.
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