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Dynasty Warriors: Origins offers varying difficulty levels to cater to diverse player skill sets. This guide helps determine the optimal difficulty setting for your gameplay experience.
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All Difficulty Settings
Four difficulty levels exist: Historian (easy), Wayfarer (normal), Hero (hard), and Ultimate Warrior (very hard). Initially, only Historian, Wayfarer, and Hero are accessible. Ultimate Warrior unlocks after completing a faction's main scenario. Note that while a trophy/achievement exists for completing a battle on Ultimate Warrior, campaign completion doesn't have difficulty-specific trophies/achievements.
Best Difficulty Setting
Historian, the easiest setting, is ideal for newcomers to the genre or those prioritizing story over challenge. Wayfarer provides a balanced experience suitable for most players, even with limited Musou/Warriors game experience. Hero presents a greater challenge, appealing to series veterans. Ultimate Warrior, unlocked later, offers the most difficult experience, best suited for experienced Musou players seeking a significant test of skill. Difficulty can be adjusted between battles via the config menu without affecting the story.
Difficulty Mode Differences
Historian simplifies gameplay, making enemy attacks easily blockable, staggering enemies easier, bravery gain increased, and Musou Gauge filling faster. Hero increases enemy strength and aggression, reduces parry/evade windows, and removes Meat Bun drops. Bravery depletes on blocking, battle influence time is reduced, and Skill Points/gold earned are decreased. Ultimate Warrior intensifies Hero's challenges with even tighter parry/evade windows and significantly reduced battle rewards.
