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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice |OT| Prepare to 死
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Yep! The meter filling is what does it. You'll get an auto-deathblow if you take out their HP bar, but in a lot of cases you're better off playing aggressively and taking down that posture bar through good parries and counter-hits.
Money is used to buy Spirit Emblems early on. Other things open up a bit after where you are,
Haha, the same guy touched my butt so many times. I stopped for the night last night because I couldn't beat him. I'm a souls vet too but never the type of builds that translate well to this.Damn, this game is hard so far, I' got up to the first memory and the Shinobi Hunter is destroying me and I'm a soulsborne vet!
Also this guy:
Fuck this guy so much!
Can we unlock everything in every skill tree in a normal playthrough without having to grind? I'm jumping between different skills atm, but I might have to commit to one or two
I have the review guide..it clearly States that npc's can't die from dragon rot.
On the spear mini boss next to the fog and I can honestly see myself putting this on ebay tomorrow. I got it after all the reviews said it was easier than Souls / Bloodborne but it's actually much harder.
Not only is this guy hard but you have to spend a good few minutes taking the grunts out before you can re-challenge him. It's just not enjoyable.
The only one of these games that I've actually managed to master is Nioh. Don't think I have the patience to Git Gud.
Not only is this guy hard but you have to spend a good few minutes taking the grunts out before you can re-challenge him. It's just not enjoyable.
The only one of these games that I've actually managed to master is Nioh. Don't think I have the patience to Git Gud.
Jesus o.O
I tried replaying BB but to me these games are like long rps, you take your time to enjoy the ride but there is no desire left to do a whole second playthrough like a character action game or sidescroller or maybe a platformer.i can't imagine how the hardcore fans do it.
Is there an option to turn off the low health blood effect (the whole screen red vignetting)? Shit drives me crazy in any game where I already have a health bar.
I cannot get the rhythm of this combat down for the life of me. I'm getting chewed up and spat out in even basic encounters.
can somebody explain to me how am i supposed to take on a fat fuck with an entire mob as his guard?
You're a ninja. You can sneak up on one and then run around to separate the group. They give you a lot of room to play--use it!
Only played for about 2 hours but managed to take down 3 minibosses which seems like solid progress to me, though I feel like I totally cheesed one of them.
I can tell it's going to take a while to shake my Souls muscle memory and get used to parrying but the few instances where I've managed to successfully parry a flurry of blows has felt extremely good.
I can tell it's going to take a while to shake my Souls muscle memory and get used to parrying but the few instances where I've managed to successfully parry a flurry of blows has felt extremely good.
I got his attention then ran away until he stopped chasing me, then I got the drop on him and took out one of his health bars with a stealth blow. After that, just kinda keep out of reach of his grabs and jump in when it's safe and hit him. You can also use oil/fire and fistful of ash to stun him for a few free hits.
On the same bit now, the radius on that grab is just silly.
EDIT: He dead.
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Can anybody Please help an tell me where to go after the ogre and general after him? Stuck at butterfly and i want to continue the other map. But i dont know where to go
Okay, so for the confirmation I was looking for that rot effects potential endings, I guess I imagined that because I can't find it. But it's cool because I was still partially right. Kinda. it does, but also doesn't.
There are 4 different endings, and those endings seem to be based on decisions you've made concerning NPCS (one in particular at least has nothing to do with the rot... trying not to be spoilery). And Dragonrot can cause you to lose the opportunity to interact with these NPCs any further once they reach a certain rot level (which I mistakenly assumed meant death)
https://www.gamerevolution.com/guid...rection-penalty-when-should-i-revive#/slide/1
Oh, does it actually tell what determines each ending then? There are tons of youtube videos spoiling these endings but none at all telling how to get said endings save the one.
There are 4 different endings, and those endings seem to be based on decisions you've made concerning NPCS (one in particular at least has nothing to do with the rot... trying not to be spoilery). And Dragonrot can cause you to lose the opportunity to interact with these NPCs any further once they reach a certain rot level (which I mistakenly assumed meant death)
https://www.gamerevolution.com/guid...rection-penalty-when-should-i-revive#/slide/1
Oh, does it actually tell what determines each ending then? There are tons of youtube videos spoiling these endings but none at all telling how to get said endings save the one.
Same. I suck so much at this.
Every enemies attacks just seem to have like, way longer wind ups than you think, especially when it flashes up the danger warning thing like half an hour before the move comes out making you think "oh shit, gotta dodge now!" but you dodge and then get hit.
The magnetism on this Chained Ogre's moves are such bullshit. Jump, roll or run it'll always hit.
I just want to say that the PC collectors edition (without the ugly console banner garbage) is beautiful. So many details for 99€. One of the best (cheap) CE statues I've ever seen. Heavy high quality coins too! The art booklet could be a little bigger tho. I'm happy!
Going through a bit of a stressful time in my life and was wondering whether this would finally be the From game I bounce off.
Complete opposite, thoroughly enjoying Sekero and reminded why I love these games so much!
Complete opposite, thoroughly enjoying Sekero and reminded why I love these games so much!
only the sidestep seemed to work consistently for me. Otherwise it was powerbomb city
You'll get it, I felt exactly the same, don't panic in a fight, you have to be pretty aggressive, and basically have faith you can counter, and use Mikiri, once you understand the window, you will fair much better.
Agreed, it didn't take me too long to beat him but the hitbox on that grab attack is kinda jacked up.
Is the white spear guy an invincible enemy? He must of killed me 30+ times already?
I cannot counter his thrusts at all.
I cannot counter his thrusts at all.
No it does not .. it only says that dragon rot can not kill an npc... bit it Also mentions that to much dragon rot can halt the npc questline..
So Yes it can indirectly alter the ending... Because the endings are different if you complete certain questlines.
Man this game is weird, I'm now actually doing a lot better since I decided to just not bother with deflecting blows and be more agressive with the R1 spam. Deflecting just seems such a high risk-no reward move, any enemy worth its salt suffers little posture damage with it (unless I guess you get a bunch of them consecutively), dodging and interrupting them with the firecrackers and then smashing them with the axe seems way more effective to me.
There is a skill in your skill tree that makes that fight A LOT easier.
Right, because you can't complete those questlines if the rot prevents you from interacting with those NPCs.
So I guess we can say it IS confirmed.
I just beat the
boss and I'm at the
on the other map. I'm feeling like I'm missing some path here. Several closed doors, users talking about a guy with a
, it feels a little like I could have missed an entire path. Am I imagining things ?
What should I target next ?
horse
drunkard
poison sword
What should I target next ?
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