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Topic	Final Fantasy Tactics? How about Onimusha?
OhhhJa 06/27/18 9:15:15 AM #32:	Dikitain posted... Dr_Kain posted... Action games and hack and slash can be teh same thing, so yes, Onimusha is definitely hack and slash. Or did you forget about the areas where you would take on an entire army? Having hundreds of enemies to kill at once does not make a game a hack and slash. Needing to have twitch reflexes and fast reaction times does, which is not what Onimusha requires. Onimusha is about carefully planning out your moves and studying enemy patterns to determine the best course of action. In other words, it is more Dark Souls then Bayonetta. You really dont have to do much planning in onimusha. You can pretty much survive mashing the square button repeatedly with a pinch of easily timed blocking like every other hack and slash <cite>OhhhJa posted [p:904049933] in Final Fant... [t:76748584]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dikitain posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Kain posted...</cite> <quote>Action games and hack and slash can be teh same thing, so yes, Onimusha is definitely hack and slash. Or did you forget about the areas where you would take on an entire army?</quote> Having hundreds of enemies to kill at once does not make a game a hack and slash. Needing to have twitch reflexes and fast reaction times does, which is not what Onimusha requires. Onimusha is about carefully planning out your moves and studying enemy patterns to determine the best course of action. In other words, it is more Dark Souls then Bayonetta.</quote> You really dont have to do much planning in onimusha. You can pretty much survive mashing the square button repeatedly with a pinch of easily timed blocking like every other hack and slash</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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