Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 - Ogre Class is, in my opinion, the standout class from the original six party members because of how it can still maintain relevance in the lategame and postgame. The one-of-a-kind Fury Smash skill lets Sena reduce enemy break resist by a sizeable 45 percentage points, which stacks with the Break Brooch accessory for an extremely consistent rate of Breaks to initiate your Topple/Launch/Smash combos. While the class starts off as a potent attacker, by the time you reach lategame you would have no doubt found more powerful DPS units. In a strange way, the Ogre exemplifies what makes Sena so special as a character: the class and character can still be relevant and work exceptionally well in the role of utility and support, enabling the other attackers (her friends) to bring out the very best in their power through Launch's damage bonuses.
0:00 Intro, Accessory and Gems build
10:34 Dreadwyrm Nizoont fight (lv.170 Superboss)
22:00 Seraphic Ceratinia fight (lv.125 Superboss_
So what is the “Hero Class Spotlight", exactly? I wanted to make a new commentary series geared specifically towards "newer" players. This could mean people that are interested in becoming more effective with Xenoblade 3’s combat with as little stress or intimidation as possible. This could also mean people that are unfamiliar with RPGs and feel overwhelmed by all the mechanics; no need to fear, I’ve got you covered!
Xenoblade 3 is still very new and many discoveries are being made, and my goal is ensure that all viewers will have a clearer understanding of how to get the ball rolling in their own journeys in this game, from postgame to beyond!Got any suggestions or feedback? Feel free to leave a comment below and I'll try to respond as soon as I can! Or, check me out on Twitter and give me a shout! ^^ // twitter.com/FullMetalYoukai
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 - Ogre Class is, in my opinion, the standout class from the original six party members because of how it can still maintain relevance in the lategame and postgame. The one-of-a-kind Fury Smash skill lets Sena reduce enemy break resist by a sizeable 45 percentage points, which stacks with the Break Brooch accessory for an extremely consistent rate of Breaks to initiate your Topple/Launch/Smash combos. While the class starts off as a potent attacker, by the time you reach lategame you would have no doubt found more powerful DPS units. In a strange way, the Ogre exemplifies what makes Sena so special as a character: the class and character can still be relevant and work exceptionally well in the role of utility and support, enabling the other attackers (her friends) to bring out the very best in their power through Launch's damage bonuses.
0:00 Intro, Accessory and Gems build
10:34 Dreadwyrm Nizoont fight (lv.170 Superboss)
22:00 Seraphic Ceratinia fight (lv.125 Superboss_
So what is the “Hero Class Spotlight", exactly? I wanted to make a new commentary series geared specifically towards "newer" players. This could mean people that are interested in becoming more effective with Xenoblade 3’s combat with as little stress or intimidation as possible. This could also mean people that are unfamiliar with RPGs and feel overwhelmed by all the mechanics; no need to fear, I’ve got you covered!
Xenoblade 3 is still very new and many discoveries are being made, and my goal is ensure that all viewers will have a clearer understanding of how to get the ball rolling in their own journeys in this game, from postgame to beyond!Got any suggestions or feedback? Feel free to leave a comment below and I'll try to respond as soon as I can! Or, check me out on Twitter and give me a shout! ^^ // twitter.com/FullMetalYoukai
