It seems complicated. But fun!
We've been hearing about Forspoken for months now and were surprised to see a magical move that would be the main form of combat in the game. From the trailers and clips we've seen so far, it's clear that the protagonist's magic is armed with many insane spells and rolls. In addition, he now has a magical parkour to travel elegantly through the magical world of Athena, where he was trapped. However, we weren't sure how magic would work in combat.
Gillen McAllister, SIE's Chief Content Communications Officer, posted a post on the PlayStation Blog detailing his experience at the Forspoken demo. He played a demo of the upcoming adventure game, which took him to a valley with five objectives to choose from. Each objective is a mission-based tour of the main character's magical abilities. So don't worry. You don't need to go on an adventure to find the controls.
The tutorial takes you from shooting to shooting to gradually improve your skills. In McAllister's Experiment, the demo started with a few sluggish hominids, then ended with an epic battle against a larger, faster and more aggressive opponent resembling a giant crocodile with golden wings and rabbit ears. Azan was funny until they met the main character, Fry, cutting his huge jaws. No thank you. Below you can see this case.
McAllister describes the incantation as being divided into groups of two verses in each group. The thread has as many types of support and three types of attack as any other type. For example, he uses the fire group against the opponent above, and the fire group will have both support and attack options. From the previous trailers, we already knew that Freud had a large catalog of spells to choose from, but how useful is that list in battle? Take Snappy Bunny-Gator for example. How do players navigate spells when it comes to them?
However, there is a steep learning curve at first, as you'll need to switch between spells that are often enemy-based. You will work with various parameters and buttons that will activate different types of menus along with L2 and R2. Fortunately, attackers seem to slow down when switching spells, but you still need to know when and where to find the spell quickly. In addition, each spell has a cooldown period and can only work on certain types of opponents.
Another way to tell if your opponent is casting a spell is to use your bar to "scan", which the developers of Talking Bracelet are very proud of. Scan works like pokedex. You'll get detailed information about how opponents deal with different spells, so you can plan your strategy before you start fighting. This will help you navigate the menu in the middle of the battle.
Once you get the hang of it, the game looks really cool and fun. Your childhood dream comes true when your ripped hat magically flips behind you to fend off aggressive monsters. Join Frey, a New York teenager who is suddenly transported to the magical world of Athena as she uses her newfound magic to save the world. You can play Forspoken on January 24, 2023 on PlayStation 5 and PC.
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