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You spend a total of about four years like this, punctuated by scripted events that involve you visiting different cities and doing quests in them. This amounts to time management as you decide turn-by-turn whether to spend time training various types of kung fu, doing chores, learning art and crafting skills, or simply strolling out in search of adventure. However you have a limited amount of real time in this mode and once this phase is over you switch to a turn-based training mode. Combat is turn-based on a hex grid of the same map.
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For example you start the game in the village in a top down view and get to run around the map talking to people and doing quests much like other RPGs. Gameplay takes place across a number of different modes. Eventually you will be caught up in larger events involving the evil Tianlong cult perhaps the Emperor. Things are quiet at the beginning as you train and meet with the members of the other sects. When you are accidentally poisoned by one of their enemies, you are brought to the valley to be cured by their master Wuxia Zi and naturally taken on as a disciple.
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Fortunately you are rescued by Gu Yuexuan, the senior disciple of Xiao Yao Valley. One day in the village of Dukang, you selflessly throw yourself into rescuing a damsel in distress despite knowing no kung fu whatsoever. You’re an orphan who has always admired the legendary hero Nobody and dream of becoming a martial artist yourself. The basic idea here is to more or less closely replicate the typical story of your usual wuxia protagonist. Basically any famous martial art, clan, trope or item you can think of in wuxia, you will be able to find it here. But it is still crammed with pretty much every kung fu that ever appeared in every one of his novels, plus much else including that of Gu Long. This sequel doesn’t possess the license any longer and so does away with the more direct references. As I understand it, the original game held an official license for using the intellectual property of Jin Yong. This one is apparently a classic of the genre, being a modern remake of an older and very famous game. I picked this up in the interests of trying out more title in the genre of Chinese RPGs.
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