While so far, 2023 is the year of survival-horror games, that doesn’t mean other genres aren’t making an appearance. If you want some sort of souls-like fun, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is right here. The next game of Team Ninja, which many are saying is the spiritual successor of the Nioh games. With how the combat plays, that comparison is more than fair and a good one. If you’ve played any Team Ninja games, you might already be familiar with some of their mechanics. One of the most common ones is the ability to customize your character over and over. These games are all about experimenting, and this title gives players the option to do so. For that, today we’ll tell you how to respec in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty.
How to Respec in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty
Like other Team Ninja games, you’ll need to progress a bit through the story to access new areas or, in this case, the hub. The name of the hub is the Hidden Village. In this place, you’ll be able to meet various characters with different things to offer. The one you’ll be looking for is Zuo Ci. This NPC will let you respec your character. This is great if you want to try a different build with all the things that the game has. Here are the specific steps to respec in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty:
- Unlock the Hidden Village hub
- Speak to Zuo Ci
- Select the ‘Reset Parameters’ option
- Move your stats as you see fit
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The process of unlocking this NPC shouldn’t take long, and having it close by is important if you’re doing New Game Plus runs. As you know, these games increase their difficulty in subsequent runs. Just like Nioh and Stranger of Paradise, you’ll need to optimize your character after you finish the game one time. But if you don’t want to do that, you’re also free to respec at any time during your first playthrough. This will let you try new things and experiment with new weapons and abilities. So, now that you know how to respec in Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty, be sure to check what build you’re most comfortable with, and don’t be afraid to experiment a bit.
