The mechanics of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game are so difficult to learn that even the CPU seems to struggle with more difficult combo attempts.
One of the great things about Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game is that it's not afraid to challenge players with more technical and fast-paced mechanics. Avatar may have been originally created for a younger audience, but The Fighting Game makes its expectations very clear. portion Level of knowledge and proficiency.
There are welcome mechanics like auto-combos, but I think you necessary If you want to become a professional member of the FGC and enjoy it, it will take some effort to go further than the story mode. This became even clearer when a viral clip surfaced showing that even the CPU was unable to handle more complex attempts.
Avatar Legends' own computer screwed up its combo problem.
If you demand perfection, you better deliver perfection
One of the main things players have noticed about Avatar Legends, which launched yesterday, is that it's a very hardcore fighter overall. That's a good thing that most fighting game fans appreciate, but there are also times when it goes a little further, like the genre's standard combo trials.
Each character in Avatar Legends has several combo trials for players to complete, and even the easiest levels can be quite difficult. However, it turns out it's not only difficult for players, as Twitter user CosmonautMarcus shared a clip showing that even computers aren't working properly.
In the video, CPU is shown attempting to demonstrate one of Zuko's Master Trials and getting it almost completely wrong in the process. The computer shows the combo going wrong several times in the clip and continuing as if nothing happened. It's pretty funny how the player is expected to get it right when the game itself seemingly can't do it.
I'm not really surprised to see the computer in action, as I've found that I can't even reach the master level exam and always fail even if I do the combos correctly.
Avatar Legends: Fighting Game
- released
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July 23, 2026
- ESRB
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Anyone over 10 years old / fantasy violence, in-game purchases
- developer
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Gameplay Group International
- publisher
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PM Studio
