It is done in the same place you put skill points into abilities, so as long as you spend those points you know where to find it. All you do is click and drag them on to the bar where you want them. It's a matter of moments.
They are key bound. The key each bar slot is bound to is shown on the screen where you select abilities to place on your bar. You can change those binding to your preference under Controls, as well as the keys bound to other abilities not on the bar.
Key combinations such as those found in BDO aren't common in MMORPGs, so while it could have such I see no reason it would be expected to.
No, in Tower of Fantasy is not just three types of weapons. There are many more types, and each weapon of a type is different from others of the same type. These different weapons of different types interact with each other in different ways. You continue to underestimate the diversity their system allows.
You can write opinions without solid foundation if you like, but don't expect those that have a more solid foundation to let inaccuracies presented along with those opinions to go unchallenged. If you feel that unfriendly that's unfortunate.
sorry I guess I called ESO the wrong game, Skyrim, I didn't play it for long and for some reason I was thinking ESO and Skyrim were the same game. So everything I said writing ESO, it was about Skyrim! I'm sorry for this big misunderstanding. I checked some video of ESO and yes, seems I would like it more than Skirim for combat, definetly. (P.S. and so I now just bought it, and I am really enjoying it, have to thank you!)
About Tower of Fantasy, ok maybe I should give it another try then, I loved the "scenography" and the characters. I tried to understand if combat was going to go deeper, chatting with others in the game chat, but I guess I was just unlucky with the interlocutors, since they told me there was not much more about combat that I already catched in the few hours I put in the game.
Anyway what really bothers me is how much I prefer to search and to comment ABOUT mmorpg and rpg games than actually play them lately... I even enjoy more try to mod them to try to fix their ui and gameplay, sadly failing in it, even if I got some improvements. In fact one of the things I really loved in wow is addons, but again I have enough of that game.
They should really let players customize more the ui, the abilities, if not even enemies and maps. Of course at that point balancing won't be the focus of the game, and who cares?
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I checked some video of ESO and yes, seems I would like it more than Skirim for combat, definetly. (P.S. and so I now just bought it, and I am really enjoying it, have to thank you!)
About Tower of Fantasy, ok maybe I should give it another try then, I loved the "scenography" and the characters. I tried to understand if combat was going to go deeper, chatting with others in the game chat, but I guess I was just unlucky with the interlocutors, since they told me there was not much more about combat that I already catched in the few hours I put in the game.