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Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2025 8:47 am
Post subject: MMOexp BnS NEO: Veterans will find the systems familiar
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PvP—one of Blade & Soul's longtime strong suits—retains its chaotic, strategic energy. In faction battles, players still clash over objectives in sprawling open-world arenas, weaving crowd control, positioning, and burst damage into tense fights. In one showcased 3v3 skirmish, players darted between objectives, trading control over the Scavenger's Treasure Chest with perfectly timed stuns and aerial juggles. The stakes remain high, and the action remains as competitive as ever.
PvE content has also benefited from the upgrade. The reimagined Tomb of the Exiles dungeon, for example, uses the game's enhanced movement mechanics to great effect—vertical spaces, moving platforms, and environmental hazards make traversal as engaging as combat. The Infernal Lord encounter exemplifies the improvements: it opens with a cinematic intro before plunging players into a whirlwind of AoEs, fire breath, and aggressive crowd-control abilities, all rendered with a level of visual fidelity that makes the danger feel immediate.
Recognizing that first impressions matter, NC America has reworked Blade & Soul NEO's onboarding process. Tutorials now flow more naturally into early quests, explaining core mechanics without halting momentum. Progression in the opening hours feels more purposeful, with fewer abrupt jumps between story beats and combat scenarios.
Veterans will find the systems familiar, but for those stepping into the game for the first time, the updated guidance makes learning far less intimidating. This is still a complex MMO, but it's one that now welcomes newcomers rather than overwhelming them.
Traversal—already a hallmark of Blade & Soul—has been refined as well. The windwalking and gliding systems, iconic for their freedom of movement, are now smoother and more responsive. Animations blend naturally into momentum, making it satisfying to dash across rooftops, bound up cliff faces, or soar over valleys. The improved movement pairs beautifully with the game's vertical level design, encouraging players to
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explore every nook of its detailed environments.