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For each individual player, the character they choose are given four spells, a level system, 6 item slots, health, mana, and resistances statlines and such. Each character begins at level 1, and gain XP throughout the game to reach the max level, 18.

Different maps have different obstacles (other than the opposing players, obviously) that the players must overcomes in order to destroy the nexus, such as tower structures and A.I. that follow a specific path.

Sorry, I haven't had internet in a while. I did not read the other posts, just your questions. The mechanics are pretty simple. In all of the main game modes, the objective is the same. Both teams have a base (nexus) and the goal is to destroy the opponent's nexus.

I do and have a fair amount of knowledge in game design.

If she gets in, the game is officially dead.

It's just holding the directional input. You don't have to double tap.

The game is good.

Alright, it's also better to contact me on Discord. I'll get back on it today.

Sure, I can play whenever. Though internet might be a bit shotty as I just moved to a temporary place.

Duh.

There probably won't be any GG characters because GG is now a 3D model game. Team Blue has just sprites.

Plus, it's not like meter is *extra* useful unless you have enough for assists to pitch in for supers. All meter is used for is combo extensions and supers. Sometimes vanishing too, but that's also easily punished if read properly. It's not like Guilty Gear where you have YRC, Barrier, Blitz...

Charging ki isn't viable. The startup/recovery is too long. On oki, every competent player is going to lock you down with an assist or the anchor's projectile. The only reason ki charge is there is for aesthetics. You already gain plenty of meter from moving forward, hitting, and blocking.

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@Brute It has a tutorial, but that's it.