Party Gauge: A three-bar gauge filled as the party characters fight together.A Driver can bond with multiple Blades, enabling flexibility for encountering enemies while on the field. It is possible to switch Blades in order to obtain more combinations allowing more playstyles. Each Blade is associated with a type of weapon and element affinity. The Blades created cannot be anticipated, however, the Rare Blades are unique while the Common Blades are randomly determined. The game introduces the new Driver, Blade and Fusion Combos battle mechanics.Ī mechanic called Blade Resonance allows Drivers to resonate with Core Crystals to awaken new Blades, with some being rarer than others, and increase their possibilities. A Driver can have up to three Blades equipped and may switch between them in battle as the situation warrants. Instead of an Art palette, Arts are assigned to the face buttons of the controller. These Specials deliver a powerful attack and feature four levels of intensity (from I to IV). Executing Arts, in turn, will fill up the Special gauge. Arts are divided into Driver Arts and Blade Arts. Unlike in the previous games, Arts must be built up over time through auto-attacks. Blades appear as characters on the field, although they cannot be controlled directly, and establish a tether to their Driver while supporting them during combat. In this installment, playable characters are called Drivers, and they are supported by weaponized lifeforms called Blades, which determines their currently wielded weapon and available arts. Xenoblade Chronicles 2 uses a similar approach to gameplay mechanics as Xenoblade Chronicles and Xenoblade Chronicles X, such as the freedom to explore the world of Alrest, the ability to run to virtually anywhere seen in the distance, and the return of a Arts battle system which involves both auto-attacks and a cooldown timer for each Art. 5.3.14 New Challenge Battle Mode Features.
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