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Beat the final boss of Xeno 3.

All I can say for the ending is eeeehhhh...

The final battle itself was hype though.

As for the final final scenes, ehhhhh... Too ambiguous for my tastes, especially comparing it to the clear-cut endings of the previous Xeno titles.

So the worlds are fated to smash into each other again. But it feels inconsistent since Aionios is supposed to be the suspended state of initial impact stretched out for eternity, but in the end we hear a passage from Mio's diary that she was able to keep living for a couple of months?

Off-seeing is a minor thing that also bugged me. The way the game heavily focused on it in the early parts of the game, I thought it would have more impact on the overall design of the world than it ended up being.

Like I was waiting for the reveal that it was sending off the data back to Origin or something, but no, it really was just a fancy funeral rite since mud dolls and personal belongings could also emit light.

It's a weird to be feeling like this for this game since I can remember a distinct sense of satisfaction and finality when I finished 1 and 2, but for this one, it didn't satisfy me as much. It wasn't bad but I can't say it was good either.

Still gonna try to 100% the game though. Though I do so with the knowledge that as far as the story goes, what I'm gonna do would be pointless in the end.

Also, side note, it took until the final scene for it to click with me that Lanz was supposed to be a machina. Like all Agnians were Blade Eaters, Flesh Eaters, or Blades; and Keves are Homs, High Entia and Machina. They REALLY changed up the machina designs between the games apparently.