Sacred Haven of Debauchery

It's about faster character movement across the map, quicker battles with mobs, more frequent skill usage, and the overall combat system, which I already mentioned.

There aren't really any specific details.

My opinion was based on twenty minutes of gameplay, so stop nagging, but I think my first impression is accurate.

Come on, we all know that after enjoying your favorite game for a long time, you're deliberately trying to find fault with something new, deciding to try it out and comparing it to your initial experience.

Added 40 minutes later
Actually, I've already expressed my opinion about Perfect World; I played it with my friends for about a month. It's the most awful MMO I've ever played. And I've played Lineage, World of Warcraft, Warhammer, RF Online, and Cabal. I never really got into Cabal, it's also pretty bad. Everything in Perfect World is clunky. That's the most fitting word – clunky. The physics are clunky, with characters getting stuck in textures and animations on par with Baldur's Gate, Morrowind, or Severance. The graphics are clunky, with bright, acidic, eye-searing colors in half of the game world. The music is terrible, causing apocalyptic visions in my brain. There's no atmosphere, no desire to explore this clunky world without any frills. I hardly noticed any attempts to soften the grind to create the illusion of interesting activity. Well, at least there are quests that you can use to level up, which is something. On the other hand, quests exist everywhere anyway, except in Lineage, where they're unnecessary outside of the official server because completing them is pointless. I only liked the Chinese-mythological flavor.
Of course, I didn't reach level 100, I didn't spend 24/7 in epic instances to get something, and I didn't participate in "PvP at the gatekeeper." Some "hardcore player" will tell me that this is the most important thing in the game, and that I didn't get to that point, but if there's nothing else there, I'd rather spend my time and energy on something else. Even if it's something equally useless, but more enjoyable. Or at least something transferable.