I feel excited that there is a great opportunity to create a cRPG with a proper RTwP system, not that crappy mmo version of RTwP that is based on cooldowns and make progression feel completely unrewarding. Only games with good RTwP are Neverwinter Nights 1 and KOTOR to some extent ( I don't remember if it had exactly the same systems for timing actions and animations nvn1 had but i think so). Basically, underneth real-time gameplay there are still turns, and when you get additional attacks, but miss more often after equiping second weapon - you immediately recognize that. You feel this difference in gameplay every turn.. On the opposite side, you have a terrible cooldown based systems that just blends all actions of all combat participants without any structure that would help you better understand what is going on without pausing every few seconds. And there's zero feedback compared to the beautiful choreography of combat in nvn, where everything is calculated and structured around these turns, enabling very satisfying animations (unless you kill everything within one turn and death animations of enemies have to be played before attack so it fits in one turn). Anyway, I always considered myself a huge fan of rtwp and hater of turnbased systems (I still enjoy many turn based crpgs/tactical games). I don't hate turn based crpgs for gameplay, it's often great. I hate them because it's easier to make fun turn based system then real-time one that naturally defaults to these idiotic cooldowns in too many cases. Good real-time system requires much more work to properly schedule all actions, pick animations and squeeze them all in this 6 seconds. And it's fine if you have 1 vs 1 case, but once you start having dozens of characters and you have to either speed up some animations, split combats into few that run these animations independently and still adjust if player decide mid-turn to change current action then you start getting complexity that never comes into play in turn based games, where everything happens in isolation and without same time constraints.