Tales of Vesperia™: Definitive Edition (2024)

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How long does it take to 100% Tales of Vesperia? ›

When focusing on the main objectives, Tales of Vesperia is about 50½ Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 164 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

There is no alternate ending where the story changes, but you can change some of the dialogue before the battle/between forms(put the focus on different characters/parts of the story) by changing which character is the first in your party/the one you control.

If you are playing on easy or normal, you don't have to grind for experiences. However, if you are considering to play on hard or above, you will want to grind since bosses are no pushover. Vesperia does have a system where you learn skills from weapon.

11. Tales of Vesperia Titles. Titles can be considered as special rewards for characters, which have no practical use (except from some Titles which can change the look of characters, but there's no concrete use in battle).

This game is exceptionally short, at about an hour for a playthrough, but it spends that hour well. You're given enough time to get to know the cast, explore the city, and leave once the city's secrets have been laid bare and the remaining answers lie beyond in a later volume.

Anyway TC, Vesperia and it's combat has more variety, flexibility and freedom than Berseria and it's offerings. In Vesperia, combos are much less automated than in Berseria, and can range from being simplistic to requiring skillful inputs, timing and planning. Berseria doesn't even have free jumping.

Gattuso. I had to change the difficulty to easy for that fight after being stomped 20 times. Out of all of the bosses I've fought (which would be story bosses + Gigantos) I also still think that Gattuso was the hardest for me. Never lost to it, but I did run out of Life Bottles and ended the fight with Estelle dead.

Vesperia is a standalone game so it is fine to start with that game first. Symphonia is also pretty much standalone.

Better graphics, better combat, better story. That's tough. Arise had better graphics and the gameplay was a welcome improvement after Tales of Berseria's garbage Soul Gauge system. But Vesperia had a much better story and cast to me.

Where is the best place to level up in Tales of Vesperia? ›

Labyrinth of Memories is by far the best place to level up. Trust me, head over there once and you'll never want to level anywhere else. I don't want to spoil it, but let's just say it's really fun to level there...

Yes, there are a lot of missables. It's recommended to do smaller side stuff as you go along, then tackle the bigger ones in a 2nd playthrough, to avoid a stressing yourself out 1st playthrough. Some of the bosses will be a hassle if you don't know how to approach them.

Grade is cumulative and carries over with subsequent playthroughs. If you get 4000 grade in your first playthrough, then you can use that amount in the grade shop for new game+. If you get another 4000 grade in your new game+, then your next new game + would allow you to spend 8000 grade.

Most tales games are not related so it is fine to start with whichever games you want. However, I do recommend playing Symphonia or Vesperia first because it uses the more Traditional combat system that has been pretty consistent throughout the whole franchise and is easier to learn for beginners in my opinion.

Yuri Lowell (ユーリ・ローウェル, Yuuri Rouweru) is a fictional character introduced in the 2008 role-playing game Tales of Vesperia by Namco Tales Studio. The protagonist of the story, Yuri is a young adult from the Lower Quarter of the Imperial Capital, Zaphias.

Trophy Breakdown (Online): 0. Approximate amount of time to : 150+ Hours (Having knowledge from playing the Xbox360 version reduces the time) Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 2 and a third.

Classic isn't too challenging, you should be able to complete it in 7 - 9 hours. Legendary is a different story; missions can take over an hour to complete. You can expect the campaign to take you up to 10 - 12 hours on Legendary difficulty, and that's if you are equipped and experienced enough to handle it.

Everything is in 60FPS. This is actually a good port, unlike Tales of Symphonia.

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Over Limit can be activated once there's at least 1 bar filled. To activate, the player hits the control pad. The different directions dictate how much of the Over Limit gauge you use. Right uses one, Down uses two, Left uses three, and Up uses four.