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In Xenoblade X, different AI-controlled characters have different chances of QTE success when binding an enemy in a Skell.
Doug — the ace Skell pilot who has constant combat dialogue about debuffing his foes — is tied for worst at this.
Hope is second-best.
Doug — the ace Skell pilot who has constant combat dialogue about debuffing his foes — is tied for worst at this.
Hope is second-best.
January 21, 2026 at 5:09 PM
In Xenoblade X, different AI-controlled characters have different chances of QTE success when binding an enemy in a Skell.
Doug — the ace Skell pilot who has constant combat dialogue about debuffing his foes — is tied for worst at this.
Hope is second-best.
Doug — the ace Skell pilot who has constant combat dialogue about debuffing his foes — is tied for worst at this.
Hope is second-best.
Advantages of having a robust condition module based on the in-game data: nothing left out, easy to change things all in one place, less work managing thousands of relevant pages...
Disadvantages: you have to display all the redundancy included in the game too.
Disadvantages: you have to display all the redundancy included in the game too.
January 13, 2026 at 4:48 PM
Advantages of having a robust condition module based on the in-game data: nothing left out, easy to change things all in one place, less work managing thousands of relevant pages...
Disadvantages: you have to display all the redundancy included in the game too.
Disadvantages: you have to display all the redundancy included in the game too.
We found that we were selling Gradivus, the Headless Emperor short by 5 HP (that's 0.000005%). Easy fix, right?
...Right?
...Right?
January 4, 2026 at 4:16 PM
We found that we were selling Gradivus, the Headless Emperor short by 5 HP (that's 0.000005%). Easy fix, right?
...Right?
...Right?
Redirect appreciation
December 13, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Redirect appreciation
Americans will use anything but the metric system.
November 19, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Americans will use anything but the metric system.
who invited my man blud
bro thinks he's on the team
bro thinks he's on the team
November 8, 2025 at 5:22 PM
who invited my man blud
bro thinks he's on the team
bro thinks he's on the team
Back in the days when you could simp for Takahashi via official channels.
November 3, 2025 at 4:55 PM
Back in the days when you could simp for Takahashi via official channels.
The core chips in Xenoblade 2 ALMOST fit a neat pattern based upon their naming schemes and rank.
Sadly, the Bronze Chip, Motor Chip, and Axion Chip didn't get the memo.
Sadly, the Bronze Chip, Motor Chip, and Axion Chip didn't get the memo.
October 21, 2025 at 4:13 PM
The core chips in Xenoblade 2 ALMOST fit a neat pattern based upon their naming schemes and rank.
Sadly, the Bronze Chip, Motor Chip, and Axion Chip didn't get the memo.
Sadly, the Bronze Chip, Motor Chip, and Axion Chip didn't get the memo.
I rather like the Chu-Chu interpretation myself.
October 20, 2025 at 4:37 PM
I rather like the Chu-Chu interpretation myself.
We need headers to organise the script pages by cutscene, but Xenoblade X doesn't have official cutscene titles, so we just make them up.
October 2, 2025 at 4:05 PM
We need headers to organise the script pages by cutscene, but Xenoblade X doesn't have official cutscene titles, so we just make them up.
yo dawg I heard you like F-Waves
September 10, 2025 at 3:55 PM
yo dawg I heard you like F-Waves
September 6, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Reposted by Depths of Xeno Series Wiki
The Xeno wiki has a chart showing the chain of quests you need to do to unlock a party member in Xenoblade Chronicles X and it looks like this
August 4, 2025 at 5:34 PM
The Xeno wiki has a chart showing the chain of quests you need to do to unlock a party member in Xenoblade Chronicles X and it looks like this
Defeating the Bright Wisp 100 Times Crashes Xenoblade Chronicles
August 17, 2025 at 3:59 PM
Defeating the Bright Wisp 100 Times Crashes Xenoblade Chronicles
You guys get one guess as to what page this is.
August 13, 2025 at 4:56 PM
You guys get one guess as to what page this is.
Xenoblade X has a bunch of special "Glaive" weapons, most famously the Receding Rust.
The first word in their names corresponds to the attribute of the weapon: "Signature" for Physical, "Bewitched" for Ether, "Mighty" for Gravity, and - strangely - "Ethereal" for Thermal.
The first word in their names corresponds to the attribute of the weapon: "Signature" for Physical, "Bewitched" for Ether, "Mighty" for Gravity, and - strangely - "Ethereal" for Thermal.
July 25, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Xenoblade X has a bunch of special "Glaive" weapons, most famously the Receding Rust.
The first word in their names corresponds to the attribute of the weapon: "Signature" for Physical, "Bewitched" for Ether, "Mighty" for Gravity, and - strangely - "Ethereal" for Thermal.
The first word in their names corresponds to the attribute of the weapon: "Signature" for Physical, "Bewitched" for Ether, "Mighty" for Gravity, and - strangely - "Ethereal" for Thermal.
As of an hour ago, for (I believe) the first time in the wiki's history, the most-wanted page on the wiki - that is, the nonexistent page which is linked to the most times - is not about Xenoblade.
And yet, the top two are still about "Klaus" and "Mikhail".
And yet, the top two are still about "Klaus" and "Mikhail".
July 21, 2025 at 4:39 PM
As of an hour ago, for (I believe) the first time in the wiki's history, the most-wanted page on the wiki - that is, the nonexistent page which is linked to the most times - is not about Xenoblade.
And yet, the top two are still about "Klaus" and "Mikhail".
And yet, the top two are still about "Klaus" and "Mikhail".
