u/Kabutoking

I've had this idea for a long time in my head, basically the Dynasty Warriors to Onimusha's Samurai Warriors. The problem is what the setting is and who is the protagonist. Three Kingdoms is easy, but too obvious.

Other candidates include the Song Dynasty with the impending mongol invasion, or the late warring states/Qin dynasty.

If it's just "resident evil in ancient china" then what something involving Jiangshi.

Arika is close enough with Capcom and their style of fighting games match really well.

Why did you join this subreddit of all of them?

Yeah I came across this short comic about leo fighting against getter robo.

I know the devs are planning on doing this, but here's how i would rework the game's contract system:

Daily Contracts:
Instead of the same 6 contracts, there are a multitude of daily contract, all of them are class-neutral. Each day 6 of these are randomly selected

Weekly contracts:
There's nothing much I'd change about weekly contracts, but I would make them cost 15 funds and give out intel as a reward instead of XP.

Event Contracts:
Now this one has the biggest change, rather than having straightforward progression, each reward is tied to a specific contract, and some are class-specific. These are like weekly contracts except you don't have to pay for them.

I've had this idea for a long time in my head, basically the Dynasty Warriors to Onimusha's Samurai Warriors.

The problem is what the setting is and who is the protagonist. Three Kingdoms is easy, but too obvious. Other candidates would be the Late warring states to End of Qin, or the Song Dynasty with the looming Mongol Invasion. I also thought of Wong Fei Hung fighting Jiangshi.

Does anyone sort of feel like this?

Playing Darksiders II gave me the idea for it. There are the "non-Belmont" games and Dracula is the protagonist in the sorrow & LoD duology, so why not Death?

EDIT: Don't tell me Judgement, I'm talking about a "main" game or something

This is a very interesting and unique game, Released in 1997, on the same day as FF7. It's an action adventure set in the wild west featuring cowboys, aliens, ghosts and such

The way the game is structured is what makes it unique, basically it has an open world and dungeons. But combat is very much the focus: giving you an arsenal of different guns at your disposal. There are no puzzles in this game and instead of owning weapons & items you pick them up from fallen enemies.

I describe it as "Zelda on wheels" it's a bit too arcade-y but still a fun an fascinating game.