Force had a few of the biggest changes

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Combat Is Quite similar to PSO2's current combat system, right down to the firearms, Photon Arts and Photon Blasts. It's just quicker, more portable and smoother. There are no longer Perfect Attacks; instead, it is more like modern action games with combos and counterattacks. Dodging and blocking is more fluid for all courses too. Certain classes may see a difference in play. There is no longer attacking in the air indefinitely, so expect to be on the ground more dodging and countering. Attacks and PAs are set up the same way they're currently with specific buttons performing particular strikes or the 1-2-3 system. As far as PB's go, because Mag's will not be part of gameplay , they act more like Complex Photon Arts, that were released in Japan's PSO2 with Episode 6. As opposed to summoning a monster, PB's will instead be a huge attack coping serious harm that needs to be recharged through battle.

Of the three classes they revealed, Force had a few of the biggest changes. They now have a block similar to Hunters in addition to their dodge, and it is a much-needed addition since they may be fragile and slowed down by Technique charging. Techniques have also gotten better in that they no longer need to get billed to use. They finally have an uncharged attack that, while not as strong as the billed variant, still does some good damage.

Another great change is that curing items may be used on the fly. No more getting stuck in an beverage cartoon trying to heal only to be immediately smacked and lose it all with nothing you can do about it. Healing will happen instantaneously in NG while you do more important things, like dodging. Overall, the buy PSO2 Meseta battle is receiving a much-needed upgrade whilst still feeling perfectly comfortable.