#Warblade stances plus
#Warblade stances series

A button can be tapped to manually recall the Sparda and have her revert to swordplay, while another input allows her to plant the Sparda on the ground and switch to hand-to-hand combat. But when she throws it to an enemy via the Round Trip skill, Trish will employ enhanced punches and kicks instead. By default, she uses the Sparda in a swordplay fighting style. Devil May Cry 2: Trish's melee moveset varies depending on whether she holds the Sparda sword or not.

#Warblade stances plus

Said types can be upgraded even further to enhance how much they influence Red's stats on New Game Plus runs.

In Solatorobo, Red's Mini-Mecha can utilize this system come the second half of the game, coming in four different types (S, R, G, and C), that can alter his moveset to become more agile, more resistant, or gain access to different types of attacks.

In Ghost of Tsushima the player can unlock various sword stances, each meant to directly counter a specific category of enemies (Water Stance works against shielded enemies while Wind Stance is meant for enemies wielding polearms).

Different stances that the samurai can take will both raise one stat and offer a stance-selective option of moves.

Episode 3 of Penny Arcade Adventures has the Cardboard Tube Samurai class.

The black suit favored combat, brutality and black tendrils while the classic suit preferred webbing, combo-slinging and acrobatics. Spidey could switch between the black symbiote suit which infects him throughout the game or the classic red-blue outfit at any time with the press of a button, the use of each deciding his path down the Karma Meter.

This trope was the entire selling-point of Spider-Man: Web of Shadows.

Normal is used for interacting with other beings, Sporty gives him faster movement and the ability to jump, Aggressive lets him attack enemies with his fists, and Discreet is used for sneaking.

#Warblade stances series

The Little Big Adventure series - Twinsen can switch between four 'moods' that influence his movement, his magic ball throwing, his swordwork, and, in the sequel, his use of the ray gun.In combat, different moves are available depending on whether the player is blocking. In Assassin's Creed, Altair can switch between low-profile mode, which has moves like blending with crowds and gently pushing people aside, and high-profile mode, which allows freerunning, throwing, and attacks.No More Heroes allows you to change between 'High' and 'Low' stances depending on how you hold the Wiimote.If the change consists of swapping out for a different person, see Swap Fighter. If the change in stance is accompanied by a change in physical form then you probably have a Swiss-Army Hero on your hands. Compare Job System and Limited Move Arsenal.

See also Dual Mode Unit and Real-Time Weapon Change. Normally a stance remains as-is until switched an occasional variant gives a character access to a new series of moves, but only for a short window of time before going back to their base stance. The character's current stance may be visually accompanied by a change in Idle Animation. Each action may require as little as a single button press to execute, but the same buttons will perform different actions depending on the stance the character is currently in. The Stance System is frequently used to make it possible to map a large number of actions to the finite number of buttons on a controller without resorting to increasingly complicated combos. The ability to switch between sets of abilities or attack styles.