Well this is true. Example: me crying in RE2, going to normal after getting my ass kicked so bad in hardcore the first couple of hours. Then boom game is easy af S+ runs all day.
And the dude did play for 50 hours, so nothing to worry about people!
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - Review Thread
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Well this is true. Example: me crying in RE2, going to normal after getting my ass kicked so bad in hardcore the first couple of hours. Then boom game is easy af S+ runs all day.
And the dude did play for 50 hours, so nothing to worry about people!
Playing a game before I've decided how I feel about it? Are you off your rocker?
I really hope that the shop were I bought the game won't delay the delivery date to next week :/
Considering how drastic the combat has changed from the souls/bloodborne series, difficulty will probably be harder to gauge and differ from person to person, coming from Souls fans.
If Dark Souls is Berserk, Sekiro is Blade of the Immortal.
Wonder what Berserk references will be in this game, there's always a couple!
Glad its gonna do well for them! Hope the setting of their next game is different so I can play it.
You don't sound too good bro, sounds like you're coming down with the flu.....
(I'm such a piece of shit lol, forgive me) Spend time and enjoy your family, Sekiro will always be here.
Like half of Demons Souls' bosses are cinematic puzzle fights. One of them literally gives you a weapon you need to beat it in like 5 hits and then they repeated it in Dark Souls 3. It's not particularly hard compared to BB or DS3 and yet a lot of Souls fans still regard it as one of the better entries because it's so goddamn memorable.
That's what Miyazaki is after - crafting a memorable experience. Not forcing players to git gud.
That's what Miyazaki is after - crafting a memorable experience. Not forcing players to git gud.
the main character is called the Wolf and he has a fake arm
I didn't read the review, just your comment with the quote included, and specifically only wanted to highlight that some of the Danger attacks can be deflected.
If the game does indeed show you which of those should be avoided altogether, then obviously the reviewer is at fault here. And of course, if deflecting isn't working out for him, just avoid them all for safe measure.
Can you at least confirm whether it is locked 30 FPS on consoles as was mentioned by Windows Central playing on an Xbox One X?
Storm King will always be one of my favorite bosses. I wish they had repeated the gimmick MORE faithfully and done it during King of the Storm, having you blast smaller drakes out of the sky while dealing with the big one. Oh well.
Preach, sibling
Things are hidden and obtuse because realising things for yourself - not reading them on a wiki or asking questions on a forum - is so memorable and makes you really feel like you're on a journey that you'll never forget
We all joke and whatnot but these types of games will never get a 97. There's an accessibility in that range that they simply don't--and shouldn't--cater to.
No, personal taste. I've never been able to really enjoy the fuedal Japan stuff. Tenchu, Onimusha, Nioh all good games just always fall off fast due to setting not being my thing. The stealth game stuff also isn't a big turn on for me either.
Oh boy gamekult gave a 9/10.
https://www.gamekult.com/jeux/sekiro-shadows-die-twice-3050878767/test.html
https://www.gamekult.com/jeux/sekiro-shadows-die-twice-3050878767/test.html