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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice live streamed by Elajjaz
- Thread starter Masagiwa
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Oh we will, when the game is eventually out i expect classic YouTube and twitter post or videos and for "Sekiro is too hard".
Looking forward to the challenge.
Bloodborne made me thrive the punishment.
Yes, 6 month old build though.
S basically no actual sound method.
I mean, it really depends on how the game is challenging the player.
Despite the change in system, there's very little that I can see that is forcing the player to change up their play style from DS.
Sure the parries look intense but you could just as easier dodge and wait it out.
No too much HP and too many points toward strength stat will hurt some people lol.
Elijaz literally said you can't play it like bb or ds games
You forgot after the sewer it becomes open world for the final 3rd , but it a 10km x 10km swamp
I'll be the judge of that, I beat BB like it was DS despite everyone saying I couldn't. Never even fucked with the parry system until after the fact.
pvp In souls 3 was sooo good. And being summoned In BloodBorne was exciting. Those features will be missed by me.
I typically turtled with shield or focused on evading until their was an opening. You can't turtle in BB so had to fall on the evading.
Yeah there is no way Miyazaki and fromsoft are going to tell a normal Samurai story.
I can bet you the game is going insane in second half.
I didn't know I wanted an spiritual successor Ninja Gaiden game from FromSoftware. Well, it seem like there it is LOL This seems like their most interesting combat to date, at least for my kind of taste. I didn't want to watch much more footage because I trust this game on combat alone so I watched like 4 minutes from this video and yep.
The posture mechanics is a cool addition, but if you think about it the way we engage with it, as far as we know right now, just boils down to attack or block.
To clarify, yes I know you need good timing to attack and to block to have the posture mechanic work in your favor but DS has always been about learning timings of when to attack/block/dodge, this would be no different.
I didn't watch all the footage of that part, but I hope it's possible to parry that thing.
I want the comparison I drew to Metal Gear Rising before to hold true as far as your parry goes: You should be able to parry the most improbably massive attacks. It's fine to throw some unblockable moves in there to keep the player on their toes, but I hope From doesn't make every single giant enemy fully unblockable.
"Why no Nijna Dawg mode?"
I won't accept this unless that area is also entirely underwater, and the gameplay shifts to 2D bullet hell.
I really liked the tutorial level of Dark Souls, so I hope this one is similar in its effectiveness.
This game not having co-op may be the reason I end up not buying it, since I would have been stuck to a point it would no longer be fun without being able to summon in dark souls. Would be a shame.
what I hated about Metal Gear Rising was it became a fuckin guessing game for what was parryable or not. Like ok, this attack I can parry, but this similar attack I can't? I can parry this blade, but this one slices through me? That doesn't feel good, at all. I need to be able to trust in this parry mechanic you built the game around, not worry "oh my timing must be off....no wait I guess I cant parry this attack like the others...oh now Im dead"
Yes, actually the entire Souls series take place in this village.
In Sekiro there's a red symbol that pops up when an enemy does an unparryable attack
Going to have to treat lightly around the internet for the next couple of weeks to avoid spoilers. Beyond this area we've seen since forever I want to go in as blind as possible.