Outside of a full on next-gen reboot, I'm not just how much Dynasty Warriors has left in it's tank. It doesn't really do much to push the franchise forward any meaningful way. If your on the outside looking in, Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends' rather shallow and repetitive gameplay isn't rewarding enough to dive in. Fans can dive into literally 100s of hours of content unlocking weapons and passive skills or simply grinding out cash to buy cooler, more powerful goodies.ĭie-hard fans of the franchise will have a lot of content to sink their teeth into. Challenge mode is back with online leader boards along with some tweaks to Ambition mode. Some other additions include extra episodes that act as "what-if" scenarios, as well as five new characters. It really comes down to your personal tolerance for repetitious combat scenarios to figure out if Xtreme Legends is for you. Unit Commanders and other "named" warriors are the only ones who actually can kill if you're not paying attention to your health. The strategy of choice for your enemies surrounding you 20 to 1, which boils down to them waiting around taking turns getting wrecked by your colorful weapon-trailed attacks, has been a staple of the franchise.
I've always been a Gang Ning guy, even though I wasn't too excited when they switch his main weapon from big sword ( Dynasty Warriors 4) to this odd chain mace contraption in the last couple of games.
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