Chain Reaction: Archlord 2 Trailer Showcases Combat
As Archlord 2 is currently in its pre-registration phase, it hasn't kept developer/publisher WEBZEN from showcasing what adventure is abound in the upcoming fantasy-based MMORPG. A recent press release gave some insight on what the core game features are going to be, as well as a preview of these very features in the trailer above.
A classless character system promises to make a very unrestricted gameplay experience, allowing the player to choose what direction they see fit with which weapon they ultimately choose to wield. With 4 different weapons to choose from that each highlight a particular combat role within battle. Equipping one of the four weapons will give players archetype specific skills to choose from.
Combat within Archlord 2 features a combo system know as chained skills, which can only be used according to a specific pattern. Perfect timing results in a chain of successful attacks that grant themselves over one after another.
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This video does not show me anything. I don't know if every skill auto locks on or if you have to actually aim. I don't know if you can dodge by simply moving out of the way of a skill, can't tell if you can block/parry or if it's automatic/% based on stats. Honestly... /shakehead
Honestly what's the point. What gameplay did it show off exactly? Not once did it go from a players perspective showing off what it was capable of. This was just an orgy of poorly strung together 1 second clips.
This is worse than those "pro" CoD montages where people string together the 15 kills they got in 50 deaths to look like they're actually not terrible.
guess even the worst game has its own community that gets ripped off?