Where Winds Meet

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=== Chinese === 1. 還未充值, 一向不擅長單機戰鬥, 選劇情模式打劇情任務, 刪除了兩三回都是因為打不過章節boss, 這可是劇情模式, 不歡迎劇情玩家嗎? 所謂戰鬥就是全程卸勢, 趁空檔期打爆發, 很無聊, 你會通關只是因為你對boss每一個動作非常的熟練. 2. 武俠遊戲塞玄幻甚至神仙妖魔內容是中國特色, 但是任務經常出bug, 而且指引系統很爛, 每一步任務很多時候都要搜攻略. 3. 一路虐着自己跑任務跑圖升級倒了90級+, 然後發現提升裝備和相關組件屬性缺各種材料, 還缺金幣通寶. 玩得很累, 只是因為沒花錢在玩着等新遊戲發佈. 而且調查問卷是真的長. === English === 1. I haven’t topped up any money yet. I've never been good at single-player combat, so I chose Story Mode to focus on the story quests. However, I’ve already uninstalled the game two or three times just because I couldn’t beat the chapter bosses. This is supposed to be "Story Mode"—is it not welcoming story-focused players? The combat boils down to endlessly parrying/deflecting (Xieshi) and bursting down the boss during small windows of opportunity. It's incredibly boring. Clearing a stage only happens because you've memorized every single move the boss makes. 2. Stuffing fantasy, or even gods and demons, into a Wuxia game is a typical Chinese gaming trope. However, the quests bug out constantly, and the guidance system is terrible. More often than not, I have to look up guides for almost every single step of a quest. 3. I pushed through the frustration, torturing myself through quests and map exploration to grind up to level 90+. But then I realized that upgrading gear and relevant component attributes requires all sorts of missing materials, not to mention a severe shortage of gold and in-game currency (Tongbao). Playing this game feels exhausting. The only reason I'm still playing as a free-to-play user is just to pass the time while waiting for new games to be released. And to top it off, the in-game surveys are ridiculously long.

the combat is so fun and the bosses are extremely polished out with only a few annoying ones. The story is picking up and is definitely there. This game is a 8/10 but then u coinsider the game is free, bumps it up to a 9/10 for sure. And i've only experienced the first region. Amazing game and worth a try for sure. haven't checked out the co-op experiencec of it yet but I can't wait.

epic

I love the style of the game , the art and how it is an open world, the fighting style makes me feel like a real fight.

Too many unskippable cutscenes

The character creator immediately hits you with AI generation options for voice clips and face photos of yourself, and the AI voice acting apparently goes further into the actual game itself as well. Where Winds Meet is a NetEase game, a genuinely huge name at this point, and they somehow still decide to rely on AI for aspects of the game. I truthfully don't care how many NPC's there are, or whether the open world is so large that they can't possibly hire that many voice actors. Liam O' Brien alone makes up 20% of the dialogue you'll hear in The Elder Scrolls, and I'm perfectly fine with that, because he voices so many of the smaller quest givers and random NPC's strewn about the game. He is also, Liam O' Brien.