When you use chain link you will basically get a free turn at using 1 of your art abilities per character, with a chance to use even more if you are good at timing the B button circle thing. So for example, you activate chain link and now the combat is sort of paused. You won't get attacked during this time and you can freely select any art once per character. It's good for doing a break/topple/daze combo for example or some clutch heals.

Its worth noting that when you use chain link any art that was on cooldown will still be available. I typically use it to break then topple the enemy and if i need some healing i can use a free heal on someone or the AOE heal.

Anyway dont take my word on this 100% im only about 25 hours in but that's pretty much how chain link works as far as i can tell.

There's not much reason to play this game unless you absolutely love Star Wars and/or watching countless dialogue cutscenes. In terms of gameplay there is nothing new here and other MMO's do it better. So, if loads of story related to Star Wars interests you then you will enjoy the game, otherwise there's probably not much point right now.

Clunky controls? Sounds like a case of you suck and your just blaming the game because i have completed the game twice and it's a damn great game with absolutely nothing wrong with the controls.

The space combat is quite fun but that's about all this game has going for it. Ground missions is some of the worst gaming you could experience.

I used to care about KH but now that you need like 20 different consoles in order to play all of the related games i kind of lost interest. Also, no English Final Mix. Boooooooo.

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[QUOTE="DanielDust"] Ask yourself, how is that relevant? Ubisoft makes no money on PC, why do you think they should care about other companies that make a decent profit? they don't care and they shouldn't, it's not their business. rhazzy

It's relevant because their excuse for not making money is piracy; and the fact that plenty of other companies make profits on PC games completely discredits that excuse.

There is no such thing as "plenty of bla bla"...How many company's are making Triple A games on PC with a profit that can sustain the initial investment???

Some Vale games,The Witcher,The Sims series maybe CoD series and SC series...Ofc there are alot of other games out there which makes profits but those games are low to mid budged games...How many companys can afford to spend 100 mil $ on a game and make profits solely on PC?I think u can count them on the fingers of one hand...So when you say "plenty bla bla" it sound unlogical...

In order to make good games with high quality developers needs a lot of money...the PC market cannot sustain big budged games...that would mean every big budged game would have to sell 1 mil + on PC alone(to cover the cost and make nice profits)...How many games on pc sell millions these days?And not when they are on sale with 10 bucks...iam talking about full price...very very few games do that...

So NO...the word "plenty" cannot be associated with making money on PC or profits...

And ofc how many Triple A games makes profits on console?The majority of the big budged games make decent to huge profits on console alone:

AC series

FIFA series

Oblivion and Skyrim made the most profit on xbox360

Mass Effect series

LA Noir

GTA series

Gears of War

Dragon Age

Dead Space series

Bioshock series

Batman AA & AC

Resident Evil series

CoD series

NFS series

Crysis 2

Homefront

Fallout NV

Almost every exclusive,either for ps3 or xbox

Even BF 3 sold more on consoles

etc ,etc, etc,...

So what we'r talking about here??

Uhh PC exclusive games do just fine. Look at Blizzard games, always a huge success, PC only. Now why are they always big successes? Because they are quality made games with a long life that gets full support from Blizzard for years. What about Half Life series? Portal? They were PC exclusives for a long time and they did just fine. Again, quality games.

Ubisoft have had some pretty good PC exclusives in the past, but they are few and far between, and their console ports range from pretty decent to downright appalling. The quality of their games is too erratic, you simply cannot rely on them to consistently produce games worth buying. It's probably something to do with the fact they release about 3872989854793 games a year.

Sounds like Borderlands would appeal to you if you haven't already played it. It's pretty much the same game as RAGE, except it's even better (imo ofc).

I bought RE4 for PC. Why would i want to pay for anything Ubisoft after that?

Your talking about realism in a medieval fantasy RPG.

Please shut up.