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Always try to find at least one cat in every area you visit. You can tack skills onto those abilities that will keep you healed up and ready to just about slaughter anything.

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Learn to use backsteps and forward steps, and how to hit your perfect guard. Milla is fairly underpowered until the late game, at which point her and Jude should be among your top boss-killing teammates. Her thieving skills are pretty all right, she's a good fighter, and she's capable of doing a little healing. Unless you're looking to increase your relations with your companions, try to stick Leia on your team when you're exploring or doing mundane quests. My favorite boss killing team consisted of Elize, Leia, and Jude in the early game and Milla, Leia, and Jude in the late game. They both work well in just about any team combination. Stick with complimentary characters or ones that work well with everyone. Don't put Gaius and Alvin on the same team. The game is really hit-and-miss about advertising what titles you're about to earn, so experiment away. There's no shame in looking up a guide to help you garner the easier titles. I'm not entirely sure how your score is tallied for the new game +, but it seems to be done through titles rather than solely in battles. The ones at the top should be your priority.

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Those jobs in white at the bottom? They offer up nice experience and gald, but don't fret overly much if you've got an annoying one that you just can't crack at the moment. A lot of the low level skills you'll learn are crucial and offer up some awesome bonuses, particularly for Milla and Leia. And speaking of skills, switch out your skills fairly frequently in the early to mid game with your other characters. Most of the early level area ones are still easy and hugely rewarding in terms of experience, gald, and whatever it is that you need to get skills. Just go from your starting areas like you'd naturally progress through the game, and you'll find many of them on your way. Speaking of optional bosses, you unlock a ton of them in the post-game. The first 3/4's of the game is a breeze, apart from one or two optional bosses. I started at medium and bumped it up to hard until nearly the end, and then switched it back to normal.

Unless you're entirely new to Tales games (and in that case, go buy Vesperia or Xillia first), go with a medium or harder difficulty. Don't worry about finding every nook and cranny until you're able to fast travel.

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Apart from doing the sidestory optional missions and the jobs with dark text at the top of the job board list, feel free to rush through the sequences requiring you to pay off your loan to advance. So here are my tips on making Xillia 2 a more bearable experience. It also has a ton of backtracking, mostly through its quest system, which can get annoying as hell. That said, it recycles almost EVERY asset from the original game, excluding a handful of new locations. I can't say as I liked it quite so much as the original, but the story's pretty okay and I think it's a decent enough game for someone looking for a way to kill thirty to forty hours. Saw the credits roll on Xillia 2 tonight and dipped into a bit of the post-game content.