Samurai Warriors 2: Xtreme Legends (戦国無双2 猛将伝, Sengoku Musou 2: Moushouden) is the Xtreme Legends expansion for Samurai Warriors 2. It features new Story Modes, new stages, and a new charge attack for each character (usually dubbed by players as C5 or C9).
Changes[]
- Characters can now level up to 70 rather than the previous 50; the bodyguards' maximum level is now 30.
- Some voice actors were changed for the new recorded lines.
- New characters in Samurai Warriors 2: Empires feature alternate colors, victory pose animations, and quotes during their story modes, largely based on those from the previous game.
- The game also introduced an Orb system, which allows weapon customization.
- Personal skills can now be purchased from the shop and can be individually collected for each character.
- Like most other Xtreme Legends titles, a fifth weapon can also be obtained. The base attack power is the same as the fourth weapons.
- For better or worse, the "Demon" element now does damage based on set percentages of the enemy's current HP, rather than the percentage of the entire life bar. If an enemy's HP is long and full, their life will drain quickly. On the other hand, elemental damage becomes extremely weak when they hit lower HP.
- Several Level 3 Musou Attack effects have been modified. For example, the shockwaves in Nagamasa's Level 3 Musou Attack now pin opponents in their places rather than knocking them back.
Modes[]
Choosing to Import info from the Samurai Warriors 2 disk allows all characters to be available for Story Mode and unlocks the title's previous Modes.
Mercenary Mode[]
The expansion features an endless mission-driven mode where players can choose any character as their main hero, performing odd jobs for various NPC characters. This mode is popular for gaining levels, earning money, learning skills, and obtaining Orbs. Players can also serve lords and collect ten precious swords. Each officer has a special skill.
- Acceleration - movement speed is maximized
- Adulation - Receive one extra gem for every 50 enemy defeated
- Amnesia - Cancels effect of battlefield rules
- Antidote - Nullifies enemy poison attacks
- Bounty - Luck is maximized
- Charisma - Receive extra gems upon mission completion
- Extinguish - Nullifies enemy fire attack
- Healing - Recovery items appear more frequently
- Inspiration - Upon order unit defense strength increase
- Leadership - Upon order unit strength increase
- Lockpick - Unlock prison/garrison doors
- Marksman - Increase power of musketmen
- Momentum - Attack strength increase after storming enemy
- Musou Wall - Press select with full musou to create a barrier
- Poise - Nullifies enemy stun and blowback attacks
- Rage - Attack strength increase when life is low
- Reload - Shorten musket loading time
- Resilience - Life gauge refills over time
- Sandbag - disable enemy quagmires
- Stimulus - Upon order musou gauge stays full for a period of time
- Stonewall - Damage received reduced
- Stun - Stun enemies with spear barrier
- Tenacity - Defense strength increase when life is low
- Thrust - Increase strength of spear barrier
- Willpower - Musou gauge refills over time
Characters[]
All characters from the original game return with six new additions.
Battles[]
Achievements[]
Spin-Offs[]
- Pachislot Sengoku Musou 2 by Yamasa - image songs: Etsuraku Camellia by Nana Mizuki, Aogite Ten ni Hajizu, Nichirin no Kanata
- CR Sengoku Musou by SanThree
- CR Sengoku Musou Moushouden by SanThree
- Image songs
- Hideyoshi, Arijyarou Uta (ka) by Kenta Harada and Project Rin (main theme song)
Kokou no Akashi by Rin
Tenka Musou no Ookabuki, Kinkika ~Shinen~ by Satoshi
Related Media[]
Aside from the guide books, Koei officially funded the following publications for this game:
- Comic Sengoku Musou 2 Moushouden ~ Samurai Soul Vol. 1 - collection of four panel parody comics created and illustrated by fans. ISBN: 978-4-7758-0624-1
- Comic Sengoku Musou 2 Moushouden ~ Samurai Soul Vol. 2 - ISBN: 978-4-7758-0625-8
Free samples of these books -as well as the previously mentioned fan publications for this series- can be seen here.
Trivia[]
- Despite there being new music for stages such as Komaki-Nagakute and Anegawa, they are only heard in Mercenary Mode.
External Links[]
- Official European site
- Official American site
- Official Japanese site
- Official Taiwanese site
- Official Japanese PlayStation site
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