Hi friend. Yes, there's a training mode planned but only after the main content is finished.
There's no release date yet, but since there's only a few heroes to be added, it won't take long.
Yeah haha, the a.i. will be basically the same.
I think the "weapons disappear after being dropped twice" is still necessary, which prevents players from always relying on a single way to play the game. It's like a crutch, the more you use it, the more you rely on it.Sir, about "Unbreakable Weapons", could you remove the limitation where held weapons disappear after being dropped twice? This change would allow less skilled players the chance to use their favorite weapons throughout the entire game.
Haha, some character reviews:
——2 Axel / 3 Axel:
The running attack is unparalleled in excellence, it has significant forward movement, long attack range, high hit count, and damage, even allows follow-ups on downed enemies, and without any resource cost. Axel's ground special move is also exceptionally useful, when using Axel, the only thing to be cautious is to avoid pressing the directional keys while activating the special moves.
——2 Blaze / 3 Blaze:
The beauty's skill is tough for my hands, which I regret. But for players with good control, her abilities are incredibly satisfying.
——1 Adam (? maybe 3 Adam):
The updated sprites look so nice. Adam's attack rhythm is quite unique, the third basic attack causes significant enemy stun, the fourth sends enemies flying with a powerful kick. However his three-star move, lacks impact.
——2 Max:
Steady, reliable, and satisfying in attack feedback—ideal for players who enjoy slow-paced, powerful characters. As long as you use Max's ground special skill well, it's hard to die. However, overreliance on his aerial special move might lead to frequent deaths.
——2 Super Max:
Some moves are changed, offering a different kind of attack feedback, but the overall experience remains steady, reliable, and satisfying.
——2 Skate / 3 Skate:
I can’t manage this agile boy well at all, his color palettes look all fantastic.
——3 Zan:
His normal attacks have an absurdly long long range, essentially acting like "eight-hit combo," with massive damage to boot. His running attack is fantastic, with a wide range and forward movement, making it incredibly effective. However, the old Doctor’s two three-star moves are somewhat underwhelming. The regular three-star move fires long range energy blast, but the hitbox only starts from his hand's edge, with a slow startup that makes it hard to combo from other attacks. When holding a weapon, his three-star move changes to throwing an energy bowling ball, which is fun and has a tracking effect, but its duration is short, can only hit one enemy, and deals very low damage.
I agree with your point that items shouldn't be essential in normal gameplay.
Thanks for the analysisSir, about "Unbreakable Weapons", could you remove the limitation where held weapons disappear after being dropped twice? This change would allow less skilled players the chance to use their favorite weapons throughout the entire game.
Haha, some character reviews:
——2 Axel / 3 Axel:
The running attack is unparalleled in excellence, it has significant forward movement, long attack range, high hit count, and damage, even allows follow-ups on downed enemies, and without any resource cost. Axel's ground special move is also exceptionally useful, when using Axel, the only thing to be cautious is to avoid pressing the directional keys while activating the special moves.
——2 Blaze / 3 Blaze:
The beauty's skill is tough for my hands, which I regret. But for players with good control, her abilities are incredibly satisfying.
——1 Adam (? maybe 3 Adam):
The updated sprites look so nice. Adam's attack rhythm is quite unique, the third basic attack causes significant enemy stun, the fourth sends enemies flying with a powerful kick. Uh... His three-star move, looks lack impact.
——2 Max:
Steady, reliable, and satisfying in attack feedback—ideal for players who enjoy slow-paced, powerful characters. As long as you use Max's ground special skill well, it's hard to die. However, overreliance on his aerial special move might lead to frequent deaths.
——2 Super Max:
Some moves are changed, offering a different kind of attack feedback, but the overall experience remains steady, reliable, and satisfying.
——2 Skate / 3 Skate:
I can’t manage this agile boy well at all, his color palettes look all fantastic.
——3 Zan:
His normal attacks have an absurdly long long range, essentially acting like "eight-hit combo," with massive damage to boot. His running attack is fantastic, with a wide range and forward movement, making it incredibly effective.The regular three-star move fires long range energy blast, but the hitbox only starts from his hand's edge ( I misspoke, it starts at the wrist joint. This move easy to miss nearby enemies. ) , with a slow startup that makes it hard to combo from other attacks ( more easily if enemies bounces off walls). When holding a weapon, his three-star move changes to throwing an energy bowling ball, which is fun and has a tracking effect, it's great for disrupting the invincibility frames of a boss during their wake-up. But its duration is short, ( at lower difficulty levels, since enemies move less, ) can only hit one enemy, and ( if it doesn’t hit the enemy in the first place, ) deals very low damage.
Hi friend, thanks for the words, and for understanding the situation too.
Honestly there's not much to explain.
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Try doing so with Max...
I'm close to 2:00 midnight here, just woke up in a daze and created a short circuit in my brain.Try doing so with Max...
A mix of the SOR2 and 3 routes were played in this play through.
Hard work, this character is so exhausting to play！
