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  BlueWind

  02/21/2015 12:59 AM ·Spoilers

  hey dude tell me about the gameplay and what kind of game is it because i hear a lot of people talk about this

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 9:58 AM ·Spoilers

  You basically fight a lot of boss monsters, each one being very unique. Beating these monsters gives you resources which you can use to make new weapons and armor to fight more monsters. The difficulty of each monster is smoothly increased and there are many weapons and armor types. There are, however, some boring missions like resource collection ones. Most of these things were in the (1)

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 10:06 AM ·Spoilers

  previous games but this one uses a harder and better combat system. You can vault up and climb walls. It also uses running, leaping, and mid-air moves. This is also the best game for beginners in the series. There are problems with showing important ideas and the many weapons can feel overwhelming. Once you get the right weapon, the game gets much more fun, but it does take a lot of trial (2)

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 10:13 AM ·Spoilers

  and error. Once you staet mastering them, these weapons add a lot to gameplay like in the previous games. There are 14 weapons that all add variety and more strategy to the game. One of the new weapons is the insect glaive and it is my favorite. It has speed and a longsword, but also has an insect assisstant that steals monsters' essences and give you increases in speed, attack, and (3)

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 10:20 AM ·Spoilers

  defense. It can also pole vault, and is, in my opinion, the coolest looking weapon, and is great for acrobatic fighting. I also really like the Charge Axe, which has just as amazing properties which includes charged-up attacks that deal immense damage to all enemies. The different locations are better than in the previous game. Val Habar is a busy town and feels way different than Harth (4)

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 10:25 AM ·Spoilers

  which is very ashy. Each town and their hunting areas feel more connected than in the previous games, and the world changes based on your actions in the solo campaign as your caravan completes quests. The village of Harth came back to life with color, lava paths, and villagers which looked way happier than when I first arrived. The campaign gives you a great sense of accomplishment as it (6)

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 10:32 AM ·Spoilers

  (Meant 5 before) unfolds. You can also easily switch between solo campaign and local or online multiplayer, which is easier than in the previous games. However, since multiplayer and solo campaign are counted separately, you have to repeat some boring quests again. It's a minor thing over the immenseness of this game, but it's still lame that this means you have to repeat things that (real 6)

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  Bryce

  02/21/2015 10:34 AM ·Spoilers

  weren't fun before. With this, the game is trying to show the importance of materials for building traps and making potions, but these aren't worth learning more than once. (7)

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