u/Igniscorazon

I’m really enjoying the game, but so far I find it quite easy. I’m playing on Standard difficulty, and honestly, easy games really demotivate me because they don’t encourage me to explore and improve my character, etc.

I’ve beaten the first boss (without dying once so far). Does the difficulty increase from this point onwards? It’s a shame that you can’t play from the beginning on the highest difficulty. (Assuming Lunatic is actually a challenge...)

Thanks. I adore Diana.

Is Z, due to his evolution into Zero, the most powerful of them all? Or is Zero not considered Z? I do consider him Z, since he is his direct evolution. When are we getting an anime?

How do I learn new skills?

I changed my Corrin's class, and they learned new skills as they leveled up. But if I have a character at level 20 and change their class, can they no longer learn new skills?

I'm completely stuck on the final chapter of my Lunatic playthrough and can't beat the game. I was thinking about using an Einherjar and buying another Corrin. Is that a good idea? Is it considered legitimate since I discovered how to get it on my own, without using a guide? I'm just not sure if the community considers it a bit like cheating.

In Tales of Xillia, is it normal for the map to show all the collectible resources, including chests? Doesn’t this take away from exploration? I’ve turned off the waypoint marker, but I can’t find an option to remove the rest. Also, I’m on NG on an unknown difficulty—on this difficulty, do allies use damage-mitigating skills if you press certain buttons, its a good difficulty

Did I make a mistake? I started the game on hard difficulty and I managed to beat the first boss, but honestly it was extremely difficult for me. I’ve read that the game is designed for normal difficulty first and then NG+ on hard. Is this game manageable on hard mode right away, or is it going to be even worse than Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice???