Came from For Honor because of its issues. Found a game that I totally wasn't looking for, but I ended up really liking. Nothing like For Honor, and more like a fleshed out Jade Empire. Not a traditional fighting game, it's its own niche kind of fg. Not for casuals, game seems simple, but like any other fighting game, it's a facade.

Spamming gets you ♥♥♥♥♥♥, you get jumped all the time, you get your ass kicked a lot, you get mad at it a bit ( I didn't experience this. Only in pvp did I get mad. ) and then you keep playing.

Building your own combat deck from moves you've defended successfully against and learned is honestly so fun. Never have I ever wanted to be spammed in a fighting game before, but learning moves you don't own and using it in your deck is the most satisfying thing. There's many intricacies when it comes to building your own deck and making sure it fits every situation you can come across, but after spending some time fiddling with your deck, you'll understand how to assemble it in a way that it's useful and not a jumbled mess of moves you'll never want to use.

Definitely not for the casual gamer. If you spend a lot of time blaming the game for your failure, you're going to have a bad time, and you will probably uninstall very quickly.

Came from For Honor because of its issues. Found a game that I totally wasn't looking for, but I ended up really liking. Nothing like For Honor, and more like a fleshed out Jade Empire. Not a traditional fighting game, it's its own niche kind of fg. Not for casuals, game seems simple, but like any other fighting game, it's a facade. Spamming gets you fucked, you get jumped all the time, you get your ass kicked a lot, you get mad at it a bit ( I didn't experience this. Only in pvp did I get mad. ) and then you keep playing. Building your own combat deck from moves you've defended successfully against and learned is honestly so fun. Never have I ever wanted to be spammed in a fighting game before, but learning moves you don't own and using it in your deck is the most satisfying thing. There's many intricacies when it comes to building your own deck and making sure it fits every situation you can come across, but after spending some time fiddling with your deck, you'll understand how to assemble it in a way that it's useful and not a jumbled mess of moves you'll never want to use. Definitely not for the casual gamer. If you spend a lot of time blaming the game for your failure, you're going to have a bad time, and you will probably uninstall very quickly.