Torna takes place 500 years prior to the events of Xenoblade 2 (which I will refer to as XC2 from now on). This whole setup proves to be both a blessing and a curse, making Xenoblade 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country (one big mouthful) an extremely interesting experience to talk about. If Nintendo had come out of the gate announcing Torna to be a Xenoblade 2 spinoff rather than what it turned out to be, not a single person would’ve batted an eyelid. This DLC is essentially its own unique game – not even requiring the original released to be played, if so desired. You shouldn't be too disappointed.In an extremely uncharacteristic move from Nintendo, Monolith Soft have come out with the Xenoblade franchise’s biggest piece of DLC ever – Torna ~ The Golden Country, a standalone expansion. So to sum everything up, don't expect an epic, emotionally charged extravaganza, but if you are willing to accept a decently woven story with reasonably believable characters, and have a rainy afternoon to kill, check out Twister. I found that as long as the viewer came in with no expectation, Twister would be a fun and easy to watch nappy time movie, perfect for watching on a rainy day, curled up with a blanket. While it failed to anthropomorphize the tornado the way Backdraft successfully did with fire, the characters were well fleshed out, there was a healthy balance of comedy, drama and (at the time) cutting edge special FX. I found Twister to be what I call a nice bedtime movie. Having nothing better to do, I obliged the television and payed attention. I had absolutely no interest in Twister until I saw it was on late one boring night. Where I live an inch of rain is headline news. Being from the west coast I never had a whole lot of interest in the natural phenomena showcased in this film.
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