@DanteDevilHunter the way the original article describes it, sounds like this is for people who really are new to the game. There are a ton of mechanics in play, and think its more about letting people get used to the flow of movement, combat, etc. And, once they have some basics down (without being demoralized by getting utterly stomped) they will have more space to recognize some of the "auto" things on. Seeing where the game is helping, and then be able to start to turn those things off one by one. Like having training wheels before jumping right into riding a bike.
That being said, the game also shows example tutorial videos for every single move and technique (think DMC 5) as well as a dedicated training model accessible within the game to just practice.
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Re: Ninja Gaiden 4 Is Doing Difficulty Settings Right, Especially If You're a Beginner
@DanteDevilHunter the way the original article describes it, sounds like this is for people who really are new to the game. There are a ton of mechanics in play, and think its more about letting people get used to the flow of movement, combat, etc. And, once they have some basics down (without being demoralized by getting utterly stomped) they will have more space to recognize some of the "auto" things on. Seeing where the game is helping, and then be able to start to turn those things off one by one. Like having training wheels before jumping right into riding a bike.
That being said, the game also shows example tutorial videos for every single move and technique (think DMC 5) as well as a dedicated training model accessible within the game to just practice.