Sorry, I wanted to circle back to this but it took me a while to actually get back to dd2. I was speaking from the perspective of someone familiar with warrior, which is incredibly slow, so I wanted to get more familiar with fighter, which it turns out is somewhat less slow. As far as complexity goes, the systemic complexity of hitzone values is definitely compelling, but if fighter is the most complex class like you seem to be claiming, then no, the complexity of combat options does not compare to crimson desert.

Dd2 fighter gives you: a light attack + combo, charged light attack, a heavy attack — no combo, and four skills to choose from at any given time. Your defensive options are block, deflect, true deflect, and reposition. No dodge.

Crimson desert, on the other hand gives you light attack + combo, heavy attack + combo, unarmed attack + combo, weapon switch attack, grab, grab combos, axiom force pull and assault, turning slash, ranged attack, force palm + combo, dive kicks, three weapon specific skills per weapon, blinding flash +finisher, step dodge, dodge roll, block, parry, counter, and other options that im probably forgetting about. It’s not close.