Great combos, but I really wish this game has more options for continuing combos or being able to combo bosses, all the bosses in the don't stagger from your attacks except for your boost attacks, and even then you can't really continue off of them in a long combo string. Similarly, you can't really pick up downed enemies like you could in older tales games, so your combo gets dropped as soon as they stand back up. I'd of liked it if there were certain attacks that would hit the enemies out of their downed state, but let you continue comboing them.
Thanks and ya theres a lot of improvement the game can use. I actually disliked the bosses. They were my most hated part of the game. I didn't enjoy them at all. It felt like I'm playing an mmo. If they do make another one I really do hope the improve the combat a bit more. I liked the direction they were going with this but it needs more work.
@@Kagerasimaru Definitely agree about the bosses, those guys basically made all the combos you practiced on normal enemies useless. Artes that would launch enemies into the air were useless cause you couldn't launch those bosses. It's this and its CP mechanics that I consider Tales of Arise to be among the worst combat wise in the tales series. Its story also falls flat in the second half of the game and had a pretty uninspiring villain. The one thing it did good was in the visuals department, but everything else in the game feels like a downgrade from Berseria.
This game is amazing... and you executed and delivered perfectly!
Thank you.
Tales of beseria also has some amazing combos that can be done,not as stylish as arise but still as satisfying
Yea I bet.
Nice combos!!!
Thank you.
@@Kagerasimaru 아니야. No problem.
After seeing how much airtime you get on enemies, I can see why it's called Tales of Arise.
Lmao great pun.
You can remap the controls?
Yea in the settings.
Great combos, but I really wish this game has more options for continuing combos or being able to combo bosses, all the bosses in the don't stagger from your attacks except for your boost attacks, and even then you can't really continue off of them in a long combo string. Similarly, you can't really pick up downed enemies like you could in older tales games, so your combo gets dropped as soon as they stand back up. I'd of liked it if there were certain attacks that would hit the enemies out of their downed state, but let you continue comboing them.
Thanks and ya theres a lot of improvement the game can use. I actually disliked the bosses. They were my most hated part of the game. I didn't enjoy them at all. It felt like I'm playing an mmo. If they do make another one I really do hope the improve the combat a bit more. I liked the direction they were going with this but it needs more work.
@@Kagerasimaru Definitely agree about the bosses, those guys basically made all the combos you practiced on normal enemies useless. Artes that would launch enemies into the air were useless cause you couldn't launch those bosses. It's this and its CP mechanics that I consider Tales of Arise to be among the worst combat wise in the tales series. Its story also falls flat in the second half of the game and had a pretty uninspiring villain. The one thing it did good was in the visuals department, but everything else in the game feels like a downgrade from Berseria.
Btw if ya really wanna work on just training combos up there is a relic that makes you deal 1 damage so you can go crazy for combos.
Funny enough that hit me way after I put the video together and finished and I'm like wait I got this relic. Thanks for the info :)