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And I’m not talking just a couple of little tricks here and there. Sure, there are a pair of regular combos that I use in regular rotation, but then I can choose to unleash a spinning slash, or trip up my target to smash down on them with BnS NEO Divine Gems a massive aerial stomp. Or I can backdash and then close back into melee distance for a pair of big swipes, followed up by an immediate darting attack. The point is the Assassin gives me a lot of tools, and having a lot of tools is what keeps me coming back to the fights with a smile.

I’m actually nearing a point in the main story that I recall bouncing off of when I first was playing BandS more casually. I mostly recall this because I got to the scene where my character first uses the Dragon Pulses to windwalk, which featured some of the cooler cinematography from the game’s engine and easily one of this MMO’s finest pieces of music. So as you can tell, smashing the “F” key to get through the cutscenes and get into the combat has been the modus operandi, and it’s been very successful in reinvigorating my time in-game.

So then that kind of begs the question once more of what NEO is really bringing to the table for those who have been here before. More and more this game is feeling like the best option for those who have never played BandS at all instead of some way to relive the game.

Most of that comes from the fact that gearing up and improving skills continues to feel streamlined, which is most definitely a good thing considering what I recall about the BnS Classic Divine Gems for sale gearing system in this MMORPG. I don’t think I’ve really dug in to all of the hard granular details here, but the UI surrounding gear, soul shards, and accessories just feels… better. Or at least an improvement over the original.