We are getting closer to the release now (19th of March), and while I am still going to be waiting for the reviews from my most trusted sources and still think the game price is too high, I'm not sure if I am going to be able to not jump on this one if it turns out to be a masterpiece.
I do have a couple of worries:
1. You need to remember a lot of fight combinations, and as a person who really sucked at Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat (besides button-smashing to win) I can see myself struggling a bit. Hopefully, there is a good balance between getting stronger and not necessarily having to rely on doing perfect SS combos against bosses.
2. I also noticed some people saying that the NPCs in the game have different behavior patterns, while others say that they just stand still. Unfortuantly, I know it is quite typical for Asian games to have more static NPC's, but hopefully that is not the case in this one or at least there is a good mix of both. For me, having NPC's that live their lives or that you can heavily interact with is very, very important for immersion.
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I do have a couple of worries:
1. You need to remember a lot of fight combinations, and as a person who really sucked at Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat (besides button-smashing to win) I can see myself struggling a bit. Hopefully, there is a good balance between getting stronger and not necessarily having to rely on doing perfect SS combos against bosses.
2. I also noticed some people saying that the NPCs in the game have different behavior patterns, while others say that they just stand still. Unfortuantly, I know it is quite typical for Asian games to have more static NPC's, but hopefully that is not the case in this one or at least there is a good mix of both. For me, having NPC's that live their lives or that you can heavily interact with is very, very important for immersion.
