Anyway, I'd like to state something that might grab your attention... this game is completely different from the ordinary Dynasty Warriors series. Let's start with a few basics. You can equip your primary and secondary weapons based on what you will. For example, if you want Sun Shang Xiang having a spear, then her moves will instantly change to Zhao Yun's, if the weapon is switched to the spear using the circle button. The more often you use the weapon, the more experience you will gain from that and so you will get a attack boost, as you do in these games.
In the demo version, you're able to choose between the spear, bow, staff, club or halberd. Your moves will vary based on what you equip. You're able to choose the armor you want to equip on your LEFT HAND, RIGHT HAND, LEFT FOOT and RIGHT FOOT. Let's say if you equip a FIRE element onto your left hand and recovery on your right hand, you'll have the fire attack and also then able to heal yourself. In the video, we equipped the "float" and "double jump" on Sun Shang Xiang's foot armors, that means she can perform a double jump and even fly. So it really depends on what and how you customize your characters. It can all make a difference from whats been shown and more importantly suit your play style.
The game control system has changed, unlike the past Warriors series, and the gameplay has a big improvement in some aspects. Now the game is more to the strategic side of things, for example, you can close a tiger cave to avoid tigers coming out and eating your flesh! There are also plenty of missions for you to spend your time over. Also another neat element is that the items that drop on the battlefield are no longer executed instantly. You can collect your items and execute them when you want to.
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ing hate turn based combat. I could never play another turn based game, Mass Effect killed it for me, along with Oblivion. For now on it's only RPGs with real time combat for me.
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