Addictive once you learn to play. Can make real money playing this game if you're clever or good enough.
Pros:
-Unique turn based fighting game-play that has not been mirrored anywhere else ever
-Toricredits can be sold for usd
-Customization is limitless and exciting
-Close-knit community, people will be willing to help you if you ask
-Can bet toricredits on players so watching fights can be fun, you can also bet on yourself
-Clan system allowing wars with other clans to climb the ranks of the clan leader-board
-Winning toricredits in duels

Cons:
-Heavy learning curve, expect to lose in the beginning
-Have to wait in queue to fight (unless you ask someone to make a private server with you :P)
-Chat commands can be confusing for new people
-Tutorial is decent but not good enough, you will learn through trial and error
-Good players may have an ego when you communicate with them
-Losing toricredits in duels

To conclude, this game is a diamond in the rough, but it feels rewarding to get good at. What hooked me was trying to beat higher belts than me or at least put up a good fight. Losing is part of the process, if you expect to pick this up and be good at it in a week or a month, you will be very disappointed. Count as a win if you don't dq yourself, then if you land a hit, then if you lift them up etc.

Addictive once you learn to play. Can make real money playing this game if you're clever or good enough. Pros: -Unique turn based fighting game-play that has not been mirrored anywhere else ever -Toricredits can be sold for usd -Customization is limitless and exciting -Close-knit community, people will be willing to help you if you ask -Can bet toricredits on players so watching fights can be fun, you can also bet on yourself -Clan system allowing wars with other clans to climb the ranks of the clan leader-board -Winning toricredits in duels Cons: -Heavy learning curve, expect to lose in the beginning -Have to wait in queue to fight (unless you ask someone to make a private server with you :P) -Chat commands can be confusing for new people -Tutorial is decent but not good enough, you will learn through trial and error -Good players may have an ego when you communicate with them -Losing toricredits in duels To conclude, this game is a diamond in the rough, but it feels rewarding to get good at. What hooked me was trying to beat higher belts than me or at least put up a good fight. Losing is part of the process, if you expect to pick this up and be good at it in a week or a month, you will be very disappointed. Count as a win if you don't dq yourself, then if you land a hit, then if you lift them up etc.