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If you want a game that has smth else to offer than combat look elsewhere. It's just super sad the combat was so dumbed down again. Why cant they just make a nioh combat game. Niohs issue was NOT that the combo system of your weapon was too complex, the rest of the game was too hard.
If you want to make a good game it needs to have depths, but not too much. So what you do is you put the depths in the player combat and not the enemies, and boom they would have a game with elden ring kind of success. It's so blatantly obvious but for some reasons the devs just refuse to improve any of the issues their games have.
Heck even the new AC:Shadows has a co-op option coming out post-release. But its as you said this company is good at combat so its easy to overlook most of the other issues from a single player perspective.