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'''Overview'''
'''Overview'''


Within the realm of [[Physical Skills]], there's an extensive range of options that enhance the [[planetside]] [[gameplay]] experience. Whether you're traversing an alien landscape, infiltrating [[enemy]] [[ships]], diving deep into [[space stations]], or engaging with other [[orbital structures]], these skills offer intriguing depth. A standout feature in this skill set centers around [[unarmed combat]]. It has matured into a comprehensive system that, when paired with skills like [[Close Combat]], [[Martial Arts]], and [[Neurostrikes]], can transform your avatar into a force to be reckoned with, sans any [[weapon]]. Integrate [[Ascension]], and you gain the power to not only reduce the damage you take but also to decelerate time, setting the stage for a dramatic initial strike.
Within the realm of [[Physical Skills]], there's an extensive range of options that enhance the [[planetside]] [[gameplay]] experience. Whether you're traversing an [[alien]] landscape, infiltrating [[enemy]] [[ships]], diving deep into [[space stations]], or engaging with other [[orbital structures]], these skills offer intriguing depth. A standout feature in this skill set centers around [[unarmed combat]]. It has matured into a comprehensive system that, when paired with skills like [[Close Combat]], [[Martial Arts]], and [[Neurostrikes]], can transform your avatar into a force to be reckoned with, sans any [[weapon]]. Integrate [[Ascension]], and you gain the power to not only reduce the damage you take but also to decelerate time, setting the stage for a dramatic initial strike.


During the [[Starfield Direct]], we got a glimpse of the nuances of this style of [[gameplay]], especially the [[Neurostrikes]]. An exciting addition to the revamped [[Close Combat]] is the potential to incapacitate an opponent stealthily, making it appear as though the developers intended to introduce a non-lethal alternative that doesn't rely solely on dialogue interactions.
During the [[Starfield Direct]], we got a glimpse of the nuances of this style of [[gameplay]], especially the [[Neurostrikes]]. An exciting addition to the revamped [[Close Combat]] is the potential to incapacitate an opponent stealthily, making it appear as though the developers intended to introduce a non-lethal alternative that doesn't rely solely on dialogue interactions.