In both systems, gear makes up a large percentage of the outcome of a battle - while it is a bit easier to do in action-based games due to being able to have timed dodges, it's still a difficult (and often time-consuming) thing to do. In both systems, you're doing much of the same calculations when it comes to timing - NPC enemies follow a pattern of attacking as defined by their AI, and the player adjusts accordingly to keep the fight in their favor (this could be anywhere from dodging, to activating a defense skill, or simply moving out of the way). What I find amusing in this thread is the discussion of what is defined as skill. While it would be interesting to see how ArcheAge would've been if XL Games had developed it with more of an active/dynamic/action/whatever-you-want-to-call-it battle system, it doesn't mean that it would have made the game any better than what it is right now. If I was 'trying to get the game changed' I would be petitioning and posting on their actual forum, not the Steam one. Not once did I say nobody's opinion mattered, not once did I even imply that.
Do I have to say "IMO" after every sentence or something? S**t man.Įverything I've stated here has been a counter to some other argument someone stated. Yet others can come in here and act as if I'm wrong, then say the kind of s**t you just did. By saying it's too bad it's not action-combat? So expressing my opinion in the first place is 1) making other's opinions not matter and 2) attempting to change the game. In fact, thats just my point, not everyone thinks these types of games are boring, why does only your opinion matter? Trying to get a game changed? Why does only my opinion matter? Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από mathilda-cleaner:Sounds like its your ego not mine, YOU'RE the one trying to get a game changed and its your opinion that those games are boring. Once you do this, it is 100% about gear and stats, nothing more. Come endgame when your build is made, you have only a few jobs - targeting specific characters you're meant to kill, laying out your hotkeys so you can easily press the same combination of attacks a 100 times or until your opponent is dead with an occasional timed counter or whatever. Making fights look interesting has nothing to do with skill. NEVER THE CASE in an action-combat, where you can solo certain bosses because you're simply a badass. This is why without proper gear certain PVE mobs are impossible in tab-targeting games. Tab-targeting detriments skill, it removes requirements. I already covered other aspects, and summarized the rest by saying, AGAIN FOR THE THIRD TIME NOW, that Skill(shot)/Action/Whatever you want to call it combat requires all the same skills as tab-targeting, AND MORE.
I never said it was only memorization, I said what was described by others (knowing who to attack first and the like) is memorization, which is not skill. Because apparently while reading my posts, so did you. Got to that fragment and stopped reading. If you are attending, you can be one of the first in North America to get your hands on this action-MMO.Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Resonator:If you were able to get past this ridiculous preconceived notion that there is absolutely no sort of skill beyond “memorizing” involved If this lore or these classes interest you, then you will be pleased to know that key members of En Masse Entertainment, along with a brand new demo of TERA, will be available at GDC in San Fransisco on March 2nd - 4th. Nine new images of these classes were added to the gallery below. And despite the Priest's adept healing abilities, this class is still a terror on the battlefield, dishing damage one second then turning around the next to help keep his friends alive. The team claims that, although a Berserker rages through his enemies, it is still a very tactical class to play. Speaking of classes, En Masse revealed more information about the Berserker and Priest classes. Despite being the last members to join the Valkyon Federation, these accomplished Sorcerers, Mystics, and Slayers will probably be running things for a while. As a player race, the High Elves reward ambition and intellectual prowess yet frown on emotional outbursts. This week, En Masse Entertainment is talking about the High Elves. Each of the player races has its own distinct personality traits.
For a hack-and-slash-type MMO, TERA doesn't skirt around with the lore.
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