One unique thing about Age of Conan is the style of battle it brings to the game.  Unlike normal MMORPG's where you have set moves you choose followed by selecting a target, this game forces you to aim your attacks making position and strategy a key component in any battle.  This system claims to give players a "hands on" experience and makes the user an active part of the fight.  For instance, using a sword or axe the player must choose up to six different directions in which to swing the weapon.  The Age of Conan battle system is so real that if a player slashes at an opponent and there is another opponent standing next to him, both targets will be hit.  Age of Conan also puts a very unique and awesome spin on the range-combat users.  The way this differs from other MMO's is that in Age of Conan the user must string the bow, aim at a target and fire the bow.  Instead of using a dodge or block button, users gain character skills to help them avoid injury and death.  Players are also able step back and use their surroundings to their advantage to stay alive.  To go along with having to perform your own attacks, users are able to queue up attacks that will be executed after the current task is complete.