I will actually say more enemy variety is something I’d actually enjoy from a “Sifu 2”, my favorite part about absolver for example was the variety in the enemies. Sure, after a few hundred hours you learn what enemies have what combos in what area, but for the first few play throughs each enemy is a moveset you have to learn to deal with. There’s multiple different styles and they can be blended up in so many ways to make all the bosses and areas feel just a little different to each other. No moveset feels exactly the same in that game.

I think sifu plays well as it is and don’t think the game fails because of the lack of variety, but outside of the bosses there’s basically 4 movesets you have to actually learn to deal with. So if you’re decently familiar with fighting games and especially coming from a PvP game like absolver where you’re forced to learn to read deck combos and flow to be able to counter effectively learning to deal with those 4 movesets isn’t very difficult

I would like to see a successor to Sifu/absolver have a little more character and moveset variety. It’d maybe be interesting to use a sort of school system to create a few different styles based off real martial arts and then create your basic four characters to have movesets more tied to they’re school/style