In today's rundown about Tales of Xillia, you been watching NettoSaito, Nuke, idiotman, onionfabre, massive_damage and KasumiBlue enjoy their way to the awesomeness of Tales of Xillia. Because of that, I'm gonna give them a job well done. Since I'm getting it, I'm gonna join up the fun while giving you a rundown about the latest of the Tales series. Tales of Xillia is the latest Tales series by Namco Bandai Games that is completely different than other Tales games and it's on PS3. When Xillia was first announced was back in 2011 and it's celebrating the 15th anniversary.
As you may know, Tales of Xillia has 2 protagonists. One's a male protagonist and one's a female protagonist. Their names are Jude Mathis and Milla Maxwell. Both of their stories has the same cutscenes, but has different has-beens. The combat system has a Link Arte gauge that unlocks the raw energy of Link Artes. They are Artes that two characters combine and make an Arte, consuming the milestone parts of the gauge. As you may or may not know, Xillia has an Over Limit system that can be turned on when the Link Arte gauge is full. Overall, it works like the Beast Awakening system from the .hack//G.U. series. Like Tales of Graces f's CC (Combo Counter) system, Tales of Xillia has an AC (Assault Counter) system and Artes and attacks can deplete it. The setting for Tales of Xillia is Rieze Maxia, a vast land that spirits and humans enjoy and join together for a harmony of peace.
Unlike other games, when leveling up, GP (Growth Points) is earned. To spend GP, use the Lilium Orb menu. It has a form of a "spider web". Each of the web has nodes and it offers max strength, max defense, max HP, max TP and more. Tales of Xillia has a cast of 6 characters and boss battles. Since I'm getting Tales of Xillia, I'll conclude this amazing rundown.
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