I agree I prefer where units are unique but I also think there’s something really special about fighting with units almost equal to the enemies

I prefer it when the enemies and my units are different but I also thinks it can be fun to fight with equal footing against the enemy

As ive found many instances of blood being just violence ive found being able to handle bloodied things in fiction.

Ive started to see blood as another paint that can color a story.

It never goes deep into the story ether it just surface level explanation of the events themselves and adds none of the stuff between the lines

I relate to the part about indie games a lot.

In fact it was a demo for an indie game that made me want to ask this question.

I do agree for me as well it does take multiple factors. But sometimes I can also easily be hooked over simple stuff as well.

Like sometimes a game with a unique premise is enough for me to be hooked

Or his willingness to discard his favoured weapon for just something bigger

How I wish she got to return later on in the story

I would probably only post here if like the majority of my friends weren’t still on Twitter.

I think Xord Xenoblade is an excellent character for his screen time and that his role early on in the story is important

I don’t think he would have improved by having more screen time cause I feel like the screen time he has served him excellently.