Please inform: how to make a game "accessible" but not "shallow". Or - what kind of knowledge/skills are "ok" to be considered for an accessible game
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So I think you'd be best served not explaining the advanced mechanics and letting people think they have it all figured out right away because then they are more likely to experiment on their own instead of feeling they are missing columns of boxes on a checklist.
There’s a delicate balance to that though; LawBreakers is a game I enjoyed playing but severely lacks a good set of mechanics explanations.
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Teaching mechanics is necessary, but finding tactics is kind of fun. I think that once a game gets big enough and the range of skills is wide enough, you do need to start teaching tactics (esp if the community isn't). E.g. you need to learn canceling in Street Fighter to compete
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I think Moon Fields sits in a place where most can still functionally play without much explanation(if you just have people picking chars and fighting & dont mention the loadouts)
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If the load outs are out up front too soon or the ability to customize them people stop focussing on the playing and start worrying about the wrong choices they might be making.
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