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Shooting Stars Xenoblade. The eryth sea has a unique weather type where shooting stars will streak across the sky and disappear into the ground. Stand on the middle of the bridge and look to the southern sky at night until you see a red shooting star. You can always see shooting stars in the sky if you look carefully, however these aren't the starfall weather requirement you are looking. Does anyone know the chances of getting shooting stars at eryth sea? The main difference is the intensity of the snow and that at night the crystals no longer shine during a blizzard. The shooting starts don't come as you'd expect in a meteor. At night time, look to the south for a few seconds. Trying to complete one of the times challenge quests. This can happen any time. Sometimes at night, the weather will change to the rare shooting star effect, which is quite the spectacle if you're lucky enough to. When i was trying to get mine, i got it in less than 4 or 5. Snow and blizzards are exclusive to valak mountain. I get shooting stars at least once whenever i take a trip to eryth sea.

The main difference is the intensity of the snow and that at night the crystals no longer shine during a blizzard. When i was trying to get mine, i got it in less than 4 or 5. I get shooting stars at least once whenever i take a trip to eryth sea. The eryth sea has a unique weather type where shooting stars will streak across the sky and disappear into the ground. Trying to complete one of the times challenge quests. The shooting starts don't come as you'd expect in a meteor. This can happen any time. Snow and blizzards are exclusive to valak mountain. Does anyone know the chances of getting shooting stars at eryth sea? At night time, look to the south for a few seconds.

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Shooting Stars Xenoblade The shooting starts don't come as you'd expect in a meteor. Stand on the middle of the bridge and look to the southern sky at night until you see a red shooting star. The eryth sea has a unique weather type where shooting stars will streak across the sky and disappear into the ground. The main difference is the intensity of the snow and that at night the crystals no longer shine during a blizzard. The shooting starts don't come as you'd expect in a meteor. Trying to complete one of the times challenge quests. This can happen any time. You can always see shooting stars in the sky if you look carefully, however these aren't the starfall weather requirement you are looking. Sometimes at night, the weather will change to the rare shooting star effect, which is quite the spectacle if you're lucky enough to. Snow and blizzards are exclusive to valak mountain. At night time, look to the south for a few seconds. Does anyone know the chances of getting shooting stars at eryth sea? I get shooting stars at least once whenever i take a trip to eryth sea. When i was trying to get mine, i got it in less than 4 or 5.