It takes awhile for gamers to adapt to something different. The years leading up to finally getting something different are the best times, as the game usually disappoints most of the player base and they all go back to the same ol same ol. The button mashing combat style isn't that bad, it's just that it's always the same art design which gets boring to me.

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Typical Warrior and Wizards vs started bandits and higher level Dragons. I love the Secret World not because of it's combat style, it's button mashing and stuff (can move and cast any spell, a welcome change that should be normal to MMO's imo) but because the art style and everything is different instead of sword and shield and spells you have guns and in a modern world. Trying to change the gameplay of the same game is not going to do much because in the end, it will all feel the same. From what I have seen, ESO isn't completely true action combat. It sounds closer to GW2 style which I think is a half way house between traditional style and Tera style.RaiderZ and Neverwinter both look interesting. After playing Tera's combat I am definitely going to give RaiderZ a spin when I get the time.Agree, both game looks awesome, the sad part of being from EU is that you get those bad publishers of well going US mmos like Frogster/Gameforge, I saw RaiderZ had Frogster as publisher, same publisher TERA used for EU.I liked the customization with RaiderZ even tho I just had one race to choose (human), Neverwinter will be interresting depending who the EU get as publisher, if frogster once more I seem to wait for another year for a decent MMO. From what I have seen, ESO isn't completely true action combat.

It sounds closer to GW2 style which I think is a half way house between traditional style and Tera style.RaiderZ and Neverwinter both look interesting. After playing Tera's combat I am definitely going to give RaiderZ a spin when I get the time.I couldn't help but feel GW2 was closer to 'true combat action' than Tera myself. GW2 had the option to be played rather similarly to standard games like WoW etc but I found it could also be played in quite a hack-and-slash manner, especially with the Warrior. But that's just how I felt when I played them. I couldn't help but feel GW2 was closer to 'true combat action' than Tera myself.

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GW2 had the option to be played rather similarly to standard games like WoW etc but I found it could also be played in quite a hack-and-slash manner, especially with the Warrior. But that's just how I felt when I played them.GW2 is not true action combat its just an hybrid, tera is far more action combat than guild wars, tera just requires you to be more cautious when you're attacking similar to a fighting game, but on topic there's Pso2(phantasy star online 2) western release should be sometime this year. GW2 is not true action combat its just an hybrid, tera is far more action combat than guild wars, tera just requires you to be more cautious when you're attacking similar to a fighting game, but on topic there's Pso2(phantasy star online 2) western release should be sometime this year.Aye I'd agree that GW2 isn't actually true action combat but it felt closer than Tera to me, I just found a lot of restriction in Tera that made it feel a bit like convential combat but with skillshots. I didn't dislike it though and the problems I had could well have been changed.

Maybe I'm just looking for something different when it comes to true action combat, that or I'm just wrong. It depends how true action combat is defined.The criteria I am using is:- No targeting- Hits are determined by your swing not a dice roll.- uhm.can't think what else actually?Guild Wars 2 does meet those criteria, however it has a few restrictions that make it feel slightly different. Only certain weapons hit all targets within your swing.

Swiping with a sword is limited to 3 targets whereas tera if anything is in your swing it will get hit no matter what you are using. There is also some form of 'light' targeting that can influence gameplay - targets can still become the priority of an attack as it is not completely defined by the direction of a crosshair. I don't really consider Tera as a true action combat.

The animation roots really bothered me when I played.There are animation roots in Vindictus as well, and I think in Dragon Nest (don't remember as I haven't played that one in quite some time). Heck, I think there are animation locks in most action games I've played, they're just not as pronounced as in Tera.It's a cost-benefit decision in TERA that reinforces the action combat actually. By rooting you in place for different durations based on the attacks, they're forcing you to plan out your abilities (kinda like a fighting game) so that you can maximize your damage but aren't planting yourself in one place and leaving yourself open to take damage. If you could freely move while using abilities, it would sorta counteract the implementation of their action combat system.I'm not saying you can't dislike it because of the animation locks (which I know put a number of people off), but that doesn't detract from it still being an actual action combat MMO.

Are they in Vindictus? Never really noticed. Probably because the combat is a lot faster paced than Tera.Yeah, there most definitely are. The combat is a bit faster though as you don't have tons of separate keybound abilities, but rather a set of combination abilities through using the two mouseclicks.

You get many more attacks in and the builder attacks have a short animation, but the smash attacks generally have much longer animations.It's a matter of combat flow/how it 'feels'. Vindictus has super awesome combat that just feels good because while it does feature animation locking ect., you're using a series of short animation attacks with a 'finisher' at the end, and you complete control over it. Tera combat isn't really as fast, as you noted, but I'd say is slightly more tactical in nature.So both are totally action combat, just different approaches to how it's done (pacing, input method ect.).

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