The story isn't incredibly short either and you have the option of skipping dialogue, so it works similarly to an arcade mode as well. The tutorial is comprehensive, and the options of customization in terms of an online profile are somewhat detailed as well(with new things to unlock via a very quickly earned in-game currency). The cast is somewhat diverse, with certain characters playing into archetypes(Like a basic sword user, a faster knife user, a fist user, etc.), but all of those archetypes play EXTREMELY differently and a much more diverse cast adding new(and expanding upon) those archetypes coming soon, so you will definitely be able to find a couple of characters that you'll want to learn more of. Non-auto combos are still there and usually go into an assist or special move(or both) every IP's moves(L/H) and combo mechanics work a bit differently as well, so if you don't like the BlazBlue cast, try Under-Night's instead.
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Also the story mode is incredibly intriguing it's been split into different episodes pertaining to the roster's different IPs and each is a story based on a different outcome, with BlazBlue's world having multiple endings.Īt launch, it is only 50$ with free DLC for the first bit of time after **** game's combat has been simplified quite a lot to have more of a focus on its new mechanics and because of that, combos are based more off of how good you are with your team's synergy and adaptability than learning intense combos. In spite of its simplified fighting, its unique mechanics are what you end up learning more of.
I can wholeheartedly say that this game is worth picking up it's the most fun I've had with a fighting game in years.
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