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Yep I do, the combat system is the reason im interested in the game.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 is arguably more combat-oriented and essentially the same flavor.
The game is all about stories and how they interact with each other.
I only enjoy the combat as well.
If you enter a city and pick a fight, it alerts everyone in the city to your presence.
This, I find is generally the only engaging parts of this game for me.. 4 v 20+