Class change
Constant changing has drawbacks as it means none of the choices will ever become as powerful as they could if you stick to a particular option. Despite that, I enjoyed the class change, as it really allowed me to explore all the different abilities. It also eliminates the need to stop and start over with a new character because you no longer enjoy playing with the class you decided in the beginning.
Before you can get into the action properly, Skyforge has a pretty in-depth tutorial you need to run. Attempt to teach you the basics so that you are prepared for when the realms are taken away. On the one hand this is incredibly useful because it gives you a good understanding of what Skyforge has to offer. However, it can also be a bit frustrating as it means you won’t be able to play the full game for quite some time. Those with little patience will likely give up a long time before they can enjoy what this MMO can truly offer.
Fight
Combat is generally a pick-up-and-play affair. The front buttons on the controller control light and heavy attacks, as well as your ability to jump, and you can map other actions, such as spells, to them by holding the left trigger, giving you a fairly diverse selection of attack options without having to dig into the menu. The MMO can often struggle with this, and Skyforge managed to be intuitive for the most part.
Things can get confusing as you progress and the more game opens up. Suddenly you are faced with tabs focusing on things that may not have been covered fully in the previous sections. It can be overwhelming having to work your way through the research trees, not to mention the multitude of Divine Form upgrades and PvP invasions.
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