I looked online when i wanted to find out more about Millia Maxwell and found that there are other tales games NOT on pc? Zestria isnt meant to be very good from what ive understood Also can anyone explain to me WHY the cast of Xillia seem to have been transported top the future in this game?
Showing 1 - 12 of 12 comments. Simon View Profile View Posts. Tales of Xillia is set in a completely different universe with Zestiria. Zestiria is only related to Berseria, which is years in the future of Berseria.
Maybe you were seeing pictures of Milla and Jude from Berseria. They appeared in that game as cameo optional Boss. Tales games like to do this in almost every games Zestiria is still okay.
It do has some of its fair share of pros and cons. Xillia is definitely better in quality, but I won't say that it is extremely good. No one's knows whether the older Tales games will get a PC, there is no announcement for a long time. We can only hope. Zestiria was the first to get pc port. Last edited by Simon ; 20 Feb, am.
Taxonomical View Profile View Posts. Graces F had my favorite endgame dungeon out of all the Tales games. Generally, he is a quiet, book-smart person that doesn't like physical violence. However, he posses highly competent melee fighting skills that greatly help his allies in combat.
He looks up to Milla for her strength and conviction, traits he feels he lacks, and so he travels with her to learn form her ways. Milla is Maxwell the Lord of all spirits. She is bound by her strong sense of responsibility and duty. She will stop at nothing to achieve her goals. Though is incredibly wise beyond her years,k her lack social capacities has left her void of basic social etiquette. Even the most trivial customs of humans are of great interest to her.
Through her travels with Jude, she slowly gains a greater understanding of humanity and their emotions. Having traveled across much of Rieze Maxia, his boasts are backed up by real skill. He interacts with everyone in a good-humored and frank manner, always at ease and acting with maturity. Although he can appear to be operating without much forethought, he actually tends to calculate things quite carefully.
He is skilled at sensing other people's feelings. He doesn't speak much about himself, and uses his charming facade to carefully hide what he is truly thinking.
He is a an excellent fighter, both with a gun and a sword. Though he claims to be working for money, there seems to be a more complicated reason for his actions. She is constantly accompanied by Teepo, a strange animated doll. She was raised in isolation and has had very little experience interacting with other people, seriously lacking conversational skills. She is especially nervous when meeting someone for the first time.
The balance of all the gameplay elements comes off in a superior fashion to some of its counterparts. The story flows, travel systems are functional, the world feels alive, and there is a lot to do. Every element works with each other in a synchronized manner and feeds into the core combat - the feel is simply excellent. That's not to say that Tales of Xillia doesn't come without some downsides, though.
The story still doesn't make sense at least to me, I might just be slow. Outside of a personal perspective - a let down is the lack of a world map to really open up the environments. The game can often feel linear because of this very reason. Voice acting also leaves a lot to be desired, with some downright cringing moments in character exchanges.
Its shortcomings are countered by the hours of entertainment you can pull from the main story, side quests, combat, and NPC interactions. Not to mention its value in replayability.
It falls lower of people a masterpiece like Xenoblade Chronicles , but no question that this is an admirable entry into the Tales series. Browse games Game Portals. Tales of Xillia.
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