Torna may only consist of two Titans, with one of them being a 500 years younger version of Gormott, but the locations are beautiful and worth taking the time to explore them. Not only will they help you to level up sooner, but they’re a great means of earning more WP, to strengthen your Arts and you can get the powerful chips to maximise your Blades overall strength overall.Īlthough I could have easily moved on to New Game Plus after 20 hours of playing, I instead chose to spend a further 10 hours just taking in the scenery and making sure all Affinity charts were maxed out, including those for the Drivers, so that way I could immediately start working on the Hidden Affinity charts for my drivers in the next playthrough. So, even if you beat the story and are tempted to immediately start a New Game Plus playthrough, you would be better off taking the time to try and find all of the game’s slates so you can unlock the super bosses.
Not only will the quests help build more trust for each of your Blades, they will help unlock new areas of their Affinity Charts. To kick things off, there is no wrong way to play Torna, so even though your Community Level will not carry over in New Game Plus, if you feel like completing it before doing a new playthrough, absolutely go for it. How to Make the Most of Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country :ĭon’t move on too quickly! The first playthrough counts: After 40 hours of playing it myself, I’ve done plenty in that time and that’s what we’re going to be focusing on.
The game’s story is just the beginning of what you can do with Torna. Surely, by now you’ve heard the game’s story can be beaten within 12 hours and partially put off about that, but don’t be. Well, let’s help you with that, shall we? So, you’ve got Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Countryand you’re wondering how to make the most out of it. By Jack Longman #XenoWeek, Guide, Nintendo Switch, Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country
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