1. Combat and Class Balance Are More Dynamic One of the first things you’ll notice in Aion 2 is that combat feels faster and more fluid than in the original. In the first Aion, many classes relied heavily on pre-planned rotations and positioning. While timing still matters in Aion 2, abilities are more responsive and certain defensive mechanics, like parrying or blocking, interact differently with enemy attacks. For example, Templars in Aion 2 can now switch between parry and block more...