Thanks to fantastically animated and telegraphed attacks, I rarely felt any mechanical frustration with combat. Wo Long has a good variety of human, animal, and demonic enemies. The act of searching out morale-boosting pedestals is a clever way to encourage thorough exploration, as there’s a tangible benefit to it, and avoiding high-ranking enemies until you’re ready serves an additional function of properly pathing you through the environments while leaving the option to beat your head against tough enemies and bosses, if that’s what you’re into. Finding every pedestal will lock you at 20, putting you on par with the final boss, which will likely keep you from getting one-shot. Pedestals to plant your battle flag are hidden throughout the maps, allowing you to lock your base morale to a certain number, saving you from starting back at 0 upon death. Starting at 0, the more enemies you defeat, the higher you can push your morale, giving you attack and defense bonuses over any enemies of a lower rank.
You and every enemy in a level have a morale number representing their relative power in relation to everyone else.
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