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Crowd control and combat in Lobo: The player has a set number of tokens. Enemies check for available tokens to see if they can engage. If a token is available, they attack. If not, they circle the player and wait their turn.
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Unleash devastating finishers when an enemy's health hits a critical point! The animations and thresholds adapt to your level. Check out this melee weapon finisher in action! 🗡️💥
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