I can only imagine it being more cumbersome the longer the game goes on.

It’s a very Sengoku BASARA version of Magoichi Saika, only with fewer sticks of dynamite. You have a cool robot pet that helps you fight, you throw grenades, lots of AOE damage. Is that too esoteric? Anyway, the gunslinger utilizes a pair of pistols, or they can switch “modes” into a slower, sniper style gun that changes the effect of your weapon skills. That’s the big takeaway from this game that reminds me of Guild Wars 2 for the most part: From what I’ve gathered, all the classes can utilize some manner of stance dance or swap, where they drastically alter the way the class plays. Not to mention you can switch your stats just about at will. It has a minor cost, and it’s not difficult to get the currency for it. After I spent a good half hour to an hour messing around with character customization, and a few more finding a character, I finally, finally got moving in the game! One of the good and bad things about the game is that the first thirty to forty levels are an extended tutorial. I have never mashed the F key/clicked my mouse that many times for anything before. I feel like once you hit level 29, and get your wings, the game opens up in a wonderful way. You still have tons of quests, and things to learn, but now you can fly around forever! Only certain maps won’t allow flight. Made me wonder just why I get a horse at all. Why the hell would I ride a horse when I have glorious, magical wings? You can improve them with feathers that come from certain chests, and I imagine there will be bigger, cooler, more epic wings as the game progresses. Speaking of movement though, while I do think the movement animation is… interesting, you can auto-move to quests. The game will run you towards your next objective, if you aren’t 100% sure where to go, or simply want to relax and enjoy the scenery, you can do that. That’s why I auto-move, because honestly, this game is breathtaking. There are times where it won’t know where to take you, or you’ll get stuck in the geometry, and waddle back and forth like a doofus, so do pay attention. AFKing between quests can leave you quite frustrated and lost upon return.

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