Lindo, metódico, mas simples em seu âmago.
É como uma dança, encontre precisão na ação.
Tropeçar é normal, faz parte, é uma jornada de aprendizado, como todo souls, mas aqui é mais obvio, e atinge com maior maestria por não se divagar por outros temas assim como seus antecessores. Em suma, perfeito no que se propõe.
É como uma dança, encontre precisão na ação.
Tropeçar é normal, faz parte, é uma jornada de aprendizado, como todo souls, mas aqui é mais obvio, e atinge com maior maestria por não se divagar por outros temas assim como seus antecessores. Em suma, perfeito no que se propõe.
no le clavo el 10 xq el skillcap es bastante tocho
started this the week it came out, and have picked away at it a couple of times in the last few years, but I thought it was about time to just get on with it.
I always seemed to bounce off of it for the same reasons. None of that "It's too hard business", just this sense that I wasn't really improving. I'd stealth an area, kill some mini bosses, then fight a big boss that would generally seem impossible on the first attempt, but after a couple of goes would show ways you could probably exploit it, and that's generally how I made my way through it. A little parry, parry when the game demanded it, a little bit of cheese when it was useful. I don't think it takes anything away from it, but I always had the feeling like there was a lack of progression. Sure I could get better at deflecting strikes and reading patterns, but that isn't half as satisfying as rolling up on a boss or two ready to wreck it in thirty seconds with a mega powerful weapon.
I think there's a good reason why so many more people are enamoured with Elden Ring, and Sekiro seems to be the most bounced off of when it comes to modern From games. Did I enjoy my time with it? Yeah, sure. Would I have probably liked it a little more if it had a few more ways to make parts of it a little more forgiving? Most definitely. And just to be clear, I fully understand why some people love it, as on paper it's my kind of shit, but honestly, it ain't no Bloodborne.
I always seemed to bounce off of it for the same reasons. None of that "It's too hard business", just this sense that I wasn't really improving. I'd stealth an area, kill some mini bosses, then fight a big boss that would generally seem impossible on the first attempt, but after a couple of goes would show ways you could probably exploit it, and that's generally how I made my way through it. A little parry, parry when the game demanded it, a little bit of cheese when it was useful. I don't think it takes anything away from it, but I always had the feeling like there was a lack of progression. Sure I could get better at deflecting strikes and reading patterns, but that isn't half as satisfying as rolling up on a boss or two ready to wreck it in thirty seconds with a mega powerful weapon.
I think there's a good reason why so many more people are enamoured with Elden Ring, and Sekiro seems to be the most bounced off of when it comes to modern From games. Did I enjoy my time with it? Yeah, sure. Would I have probably liked it a little more if it had a few more ways to make parts of it a little more forgiving? Most definitely. And just to be clear, I fully understand why some people love it, as on paper it's my kind of shit, but honestly, it ain't no Bloodborne.
DESNECESSARIAMENTE difícil. O jogo acaba cansando demais por tu simplesmente não ver progresso. Tu morre, morre, morre e morre novamente. Isso cansa. Prefiro jogar um jogo que me divirta.
Never even got past the first mini-boss.
best combat in any video game ever
Esse jogo me deu novamente a alegria de jogar e me apresentou a beleza que é fazer 100% de um jogo. A fromsoft ousou e acertou em cheio trazendo para nos um dos jogos mais divertidos da historia
Unico jogo que me deu uma sensação de odio unica no final dessa misera
imagina ser o MELHOR jogo da fromsoftware ! ! ! nao tem o que dizer. tem que jogar pra ver sinceramente.. eh o mais diferentao dos souls ne se eh q voce considera souls mas foda-se ! o combate provavelmente eh o melhor combate de todos os tempos sem qualquer exagero.. o jogo é fluido a historia é fechadinha sem muito misterio da pra entender jogando de boa e é tudo lindo e foda e pica.. elden ring who
Parry tras parry tras parry este juego es la polla con cebolla oleeeeeeee
The best combat in any game I have ever played. I want to kiss whoever was responsible for sound design because when you finally perfect a boss fight the sound of swords clashing is amazing. A perfect game.
Il mio primo gioco From Software, e sarà sempre il mio preferito. Lagshots rosicava quando non mi vedeva morire troppo.
Après l'avoir remboursé deux fois à cause du fait que ça soit plutôt un "boss rush", je me suis décidé à le faire. Bon choix, je dois le finir mais ce jeu, c'est quelqu'un.
che gameplay
Every parry is an orgasm. And the game is full of parrying
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People keep shitting on how this game is incredibly frustrating when Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a rarity that surprisingly has its own way of having an engaging combat gameplay that consists of an ACTUAL "parry and attack" procedure. For being a FromSoftware game, that carries on their legacy of developing their famous Action RPG game series Dark Souls, it is a wonderful game... IF you can manage to get through the game's very challenging patterns and solve problems in certain situations. Sekiro is NOT a game for those who are looking for a very accessible experience, this game requires you effort on finding your own reflexes, much like how would a shinobi perceive.
People keep shitting on how this game is incredibly frustrating when Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a rarity that surprisingly has its own way of having an engaging combat gameplay that consists of an ACTUAL "parry and attack" procedure. For being a FromSoftware game, that carries on their legacy of developing their famous Action RPG game series Dark Souls, it is a wonderful game... IF you can manage to get through the game's very challenging patterns and solve problems in certain situations. Sekiro is NOT a game for those who are looking for a very accessible experience, this game requires you effort on finding your own reflexes, much like how would a shinobi perceive.
One of the greatest/tightest combat systems out there. I do miss a little of the RPG elements but FromSoft once again showing why they are the best in the biz.
thank you Hidetaka Miyazaki.
Peak fiction...
By and away my favorite of Fromsoft's catalogue. The grim feudal Japanese world, the incredible fantasy vistas, the feeling of being a ninja with little more than your blade fighting off against incredible odds and sheen-polished duels simply works for what I am looking for in a video game. Played it right after Elden Ring and enjoyed every minute of it.
Much like Elden Ring, it showed me just how much difficulty can make a game that much more enjoyable and memorable - the immense struggle I had being killed off by mooks or minibosses or boss-bosses made every triumph, every victory, every boss learned feel that much better. The game demanding I rise to its challenge made my feeling like a cracked out sword-slinging ninja feel earned.
Man. It ruled
Much like Elden Ring, it showed me just how much difficulty can make a game that much more enjoyable and memorable - the immense struggle I had being killed off by mooks or minibosses or boss-bosses made every triumph, every victory, every boss learned feel that much better. The game demanding I rise to its challenge made my feeling like a cracked out sword-slinging ninja feel earned.
Man. It ruled
Primeiro Souls que joguei, infelizmente só fiquei sabendo que era o pior para começar dps q comecei, mas é um jogo do kct. Não tem oq falar, é top 10 jogos que já joguei na vida, a luta contra o genichiro te faz de tonto, para te ensinar e isso por si só já é maravilhoso.
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Literally, the BEST action game ever made and the BEST game From Software made to this day.
Hard but fair, you don't have builds or a lot of options, it is you and your sword with some gadgets, but the core gameplay is just deflect and attack, and do it again, again, and again. It is a dance about timing where it ain't the stronger who wins, is the most patient and skillful.
Hard but fair, you don't have builds or a lot of options, it is you and your sword with some gadgets, but the core gameplay is just deflect and attack, and do it again, again, and again. It is a dance about timing where it ain't the stronger who wins, is the most patient and skillful.
Shura ending. Still a great game and that alternative final boss is really good too.
I know the combat is technically brilliant but I'm rubbish at parrying so it took me a billion hours to beat this game.
maybe the best game ever made?
esitare è una sconfitta.
Uagliu mannaggia la madonna sekiro è il gioco piú divertente del mondo.
Great combat combat system, good bosses, snake eyes sucks, and I wish the game had better replayability.
Combat feels like a ryhthm game, nothing else like it.