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Topic	SaveEstelle & LeonhartFour in New Houses: (Almost) Parenthood Edition [SELF]
SaveEstelle 02/10/22 6:06:13 PM #218:	Leonhart4 posted... do I need to play Xenoblade 2 in order to follow along with 3 I have not seen the trailer yet To follow along? Not necessarily. But (spoiler tagging this because, to be frank, I've not had the luxury of time yet today to see what's actually been stated about the game's premise yet) the game is a sequel to both games despite 1 and 2 (mostly) only being connected thematically. This is much more overt. Xenoblade Chronicles' new epilogue stuff is essentially a prequel, it'll make sense later. So basically, you're only seeing all the connections to half the equation if you skip 2, but 3 still tells its own tale in a lot of ways so it's... fine? I guess. --- Quinton O'Connor Specialist Publisher at TheGamer / Features Writer at RPG Site <cite>SaveEstelle posted [p:962541440] in SaveEstell... [t:79869719]...</cite> <quote>Leonhart4 posted...</cite> <quote>do I need to play Xenoblade 2 in order to follow along with 3 I have not seen the trailer yet </quote> To follow along? Not necessarily. But (spoiler tagging this because, to be frank, I've not had the luxury of time yet today to see what's actually been stated about the game's premise yet) the game is a sequel to both games despite 1 and 2 (mostly) only being connected thematically. This is much more overt. Xenoblade Chronicles' new epilogue stuff is essentially a prequel, it'll make sense later. So basically, you're only seeing all the connections to half the equation if you skip 2, but 3 still tells its own tale in a lot of ways so it's... fine? I guess. --- Quinton O'Connor Specialist Publisher at TheGamer / Features Writer at RPG Site</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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