

dwemer_paleologist wrote: »"Mark" and "Recall" spells from morrowind
Versispellis wrote: »@Fiedelstrich I agree entirely. I love Soulsborne games and I think they've ruined combat in other games for me. This game feels like swinging a pool noodle at something in the next county. It just feels bad and floaty.
@LadyNalcarya I find myself performing dramatic leaps off of ledges at enemies to. . . no real benefit in this game, but it's just the instinct. lol
LadyNalcarya wrote: »Versispellis wrote: »@Fiedelstrich I agree entirely. I love Soulsborne games and I think they've ruined combat in other games for me. This game feels like swinging a pool noodle at something in the next county. It just feels bad and floaty.
@LadyNalcarya I find myself performing dramatic leaps off of ledges at enemies to. . . no real benefit in this game, but it's just the instinct. lol
Same!
And I agree, Souls combat is much more fluid and impactful. It's also worth noting that it's very "play as you want", much more so than ESO. I mean, there's not many games that allow you to dual wield shields or kill all bosses at level 1.
FearlessOne_2014 wrote: »
As per the title and please no mention of flying mounts.
For example Guild Wars 1 had a neat feature where you could draw on the minimap to plan tactics with your group. This would work really well in difficult dungeons and Cyrodiil.