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Skip Travel (Japanese: スキップトラベル, sukippu toraberu),[1][2] also known as Fast Travel, is a recurring mechanic in the Xenoblade Chronicles series. It allows the player to instantly warp to any Landmark that has been discovered and unveiled on the map, sometimes called Skip Travel Points. They include Secret Areas in Xenoblade Chronicles, Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Xenoblade Chronicles 3, and FrontierNav Sites in Xenoblade Chronicles X.

Xenoblade Chronicles[]

XC1 Skip Travel

The player skip travelling to Outlook Park.

In Xenoblade Chronicles and Future Connected, the player can Skip Travel by opening a map of an area and selecting a landmark or a Secret Area with the map cursor. By using this feature, the player can instantly move the party to the desired landmark. Though, this feature may not be available for certain areas due to the current story event.

Upon using Skip Travel for the first time, the player will be awarded with the achievement Skip It. Upon skip travelling a total of 50 times, the player will be awarded with the achievement Lazybones.

Xenoblade Chronicles X[]

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Primordia region's Segment Map displayed on the Wii U Gamepad

In Xenoblade Chronicles X, the player can Fast Travel from the Segment Map by selecting the dedicated orange icons Skip Travel icon. The party can be instantly moved to the place where this icon is displayed, directly from the Wii U Gamepad. These icons mark each discovered Landmark and each FN Site with an installed Data Probe.

Upon skip travelling for the first, hundredth, five hundredth and thousandth times, the player will be awarded with the achievements Have a Nice Trip, Rookie Traveler, Experienced Traveler and Frequent Flier, respectively.

Xenoblade Chronicles 2[]

XC2 Skip Travel

The Skip Travel menu of Xenoblade Chronicles 2

As in Xenoblade Chronicles, in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 and Torna ~ The Golden Country the player is able to Skip Travel at any moment to any landmark or Secret Area previously discovered from the Skip Travel option in the main menu. From version 1.1.1 onwards, it is possible to press the X button to instantly access the map of the current area.

Notes[]

  • The Patch (Ver.1.1.1) introduced stability adjustments. Due to these adjustments, the time required for Skip Travel and loading cutscenes is longer in some instances and shorter in others in comparison to previous versions. By pressing X button when in the field to open the Skip Travel screen, the map of the current location will open.
  • The Patch (Ver.1.3.0) allows icons from the skip travel map to be now displayed on the enlarged mini-map.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3[]

XC3 Map Landmark Screenshot

As in previous games, in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 and Future Redeemed, the player is able to Skip Travel at any moment to any Landmark, Secret Area, or Rest Spot previously discovered from the Skip Travel option in the main menu.[3] Additionally, the player is able to Skip Travel to any Unique Monster Named Grave.

In Future Redeemed, after the party obtains the Celestial Compass, the player becomes able to decide the weather when Skip Traveling.

References[]

  1. "Use skip travel to return to Landmarks you have previously visited." — Tutorial (Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition)
  2. "Skip Travel" — Main Menu (Xenoblade Chronicles 2)
  3. https://topics.nintendo.co.jp/article/bb9adc0d-9cbe-475f-83ca-f72d53052764 Xenoblade Notes vol. 3
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