![]() ![]() ![]() Are there fantasy elements in Crimson Desert? Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag did a good job of it, so it’s possible. Not sure I fancy running into battle with a wooden shield and a little sword if the other side has glocks, so it’ll be interesting to see how that balances. Reading the Crimson Desert website, it only gets stranger: “A new generation of weapons has emerged alongside the old: Pistols beside swords, cannons beside axes, and even hand-mounted cannons.” There’s one moment where the player character just drops a Stone Cold Stunner (outta nowhere!) too.Ī bit later on in the trailer we see a cannon, which doesn’t seem to fit the era at all. It seems to be a lot of close quarters fighting with big power swings rather than precise movements. The trailer puts far more emphasis on the melee weapons than the ranged ones, but bow and arrows clearly still feature. There’s swords, shields, axes, bows, that whole deal. It seems at first to be your standard, vague-Medieval era fare. What’s the combat like in Crimson Desert? With no story given away in the trailer and it still unclear how closely this is tied to Black Desert, all we can say for sure about this weird, magical gate is that it’s a gate, which appears to be magical, and seems quite weird. ![]()
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