Unlike its predecessor, Darksiders II embraces RPG mechanics. Enemies drop randomized armor, boots, shoulder pads, and weapons. These items come in traditional color-coded rarities (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Elite, Possessed). Possessed weapons are particularly unique; players can "feed" them unwanted gear to level them up and manually select their stat upgrades. 3. Zelda-Esque Dungeons and Traversal
While the original Darksiders followed War, the first Horseman of the Apocalypse, Darksiders II runs parallel to those events. You assume the role of Death, the most feared of the Four Horsemen. Convinced that his brother War is innocent of prematurely triggering the end of days, Death sets out on a personal quest through the realms of creation and destruction to erase War's alleged crime and resurrect humanity.
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Unlike its predecessor, Darksiders II embraces RPG mechanics. Enemies drop randomized armor, boots, shoulder pads, and weapons. These items come in traditional color-coded rarities (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Elite, Possessed). Possessed weapons are particularly unique; players can "feed" them unwanted gear to level them up and manually select their stat upgrades. 3. Zelda-Esque Dungeons and Traversal
While the original Darksiders followed War, the first Horseman of the Apocalypse, Darksiders II runs parallel to those events. You assume the role of Death, the most feared of the Four Horsemen. Convinced that his brother War is innocent of prematurely triggering the end of days, Death sets out on a personal quest through the realms of creation and destruction to erase War's alleged crime and resurrect humanity.
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