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Too bad the dev is not that active here, maybe he could explain more.
Source?!?!
To be honest, after a bit of practice I found combat to be almost too easy. Just bring the saber with you. With proper timing you can block and counter an enemy attack and then riposte for extra damage. This saves you a lot of toothwheels on ammo. You can also stagger the enemies with the saber and slow them down while you sneak in 2 or 3 hits. Some enemies, like the clowns or small grounded enemies are a bit trickier, but you still have your guns (or you can just avoid them).
For what it's worth, combat in this game is in the style of old school survival horror titles where "stop," "shoot," "move" more or less sums up gameplay. If you don't play a lot of games like that, I can sympathize as Alisa borrows the good and the bad from its influences.