Certain skills even have “techniques” that allow for further mastery by specializing in them. Each skill needs to be leveled up separately to continue to be useful. Through skills, players can also learn different crafting and weapon masteries. These skills range from taming animals, to changing your appearance, to interrogating. There is no class system, but rather, a great amount of skills players can pick up and level in order to get better at them. Since Trials of Ascension is marketing itself towards players who want a more “hardcore” game, these players have a ton of features specifically tailored towards them. This will give players a vested interest in the world they exist in, rather than just play on rails and constantly have the game telling you what to do next. Forged Chaos wants players to have more interaction with what they do and have more control over their world. Player crafters will be viable and the crafting system that is being built will be involved, so players are doing more than just pressing a button and watching a progress bar. I don't mean this in a context of Landmark, but players will be able to build fortresses, houses and such. What players can expect from Trials of Ascension is a game where players create the world they're in. Combat will not be about having your rotation down or spamming buttons, but rather, knowing when to block, if it's needed to block with one or both hands, and when to use both weapons, if you're wielding in both hands.
The most notable concept shown here is that players have control over both hands. However, if you're interested in a more behind-the-scenes look at what goes in to combat, this will be of interest. If you're looking for gameplay, this will not be the video for you. Today, Forged Chaos released a combat demo for Trials of Ascension, which will be part of their technical demo. I don't want to get my hopes up by following it too soon, but it does look like there is already a decent following for this game that wants to return to the roots of the MMORPG genre. Recently, I discovered Trials of Ascension through the Pantheon subreddit, so I've only began looking into what this new game is about. This is especially considering the fact that Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen is beginning to look less like reality. Anyone who enjoys a bit of difficulty in their MMOs are definitely watching what Trials of Ascension is doing right now.
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