&nbꦕsp;The speedrunning record for Xenobl🐼ade Chronicles X's online mode was set right before the servers went offline in what's believed to be the JRPG's very last online run. 

The Nintendo Network servers for the 3DS and Wii U were sadly shut down last month, on April 8, meaning that several games lost online functionality for good. As such, players ⛦flocked to their favorite gam﷽es to embrace their doomed multiplayer modes once more. 

That included Xenoblade Chronicles X, the beloved JRPG starring giant mechs that's absolutely crying out for a Nintendo Switch p🦄ort, and its online mode that had players running through a series of Squad Missions. Speedrunner YMG-C was one such player holding onto the game in its final hours, and they miraculously managed to set a new world record just before servers died. 

"Allow me to share a fun fact," dedicated fan xc_omoroid tweets. "The final world record i🦂n the XCX Online Any% category, set by YMG-C, was set on the world's final XCX Online speedrun, which was done right before the official server shutdown."

YMG-C actually held the previous record too, once beating the online mode in 2 hours and 57 minutes. The streamer's new world record is only a minute faster, clocking in at 2 hours and 56 minutes, and that record is now physically unbeatable unless the full game eventually receives a remaster - maybe for the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Nintendo Switch 2, please.

The only player capable of beating that record would have been xc_omoroid, who managed to stay connected to the servers for weeks after shutdown through sheer willpower and a refusal to turn off their Wii U, beating a 14-year-old record held by the final Ha𒐪lo 2 playe෴rs. There are now only thre🧔e players left clutching to t🗹he defunct servers, stretched between Mario Kart 7, Super Mario Makerཧ, and Splatoon. Godspeed to them.

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