I've completed the base game and now I need to finish the DLC. But I know I just have to practice playing this game again before I do that. I used to hate this game due to my fanboyism, but I learned a lot about action games, mastering them and how to approach different games, Personally to me, this is the ultimate feudal Japan action RPG with insane amount of depths in its combat. I know a lot of people are banging on on The level designs and its mission structure hates the game. I don't know, I like that it is paced and designed that way because the devs want you to focus more on its combat. I love it as much as Sekiro and Dark Souls, but I have a feeling that once I mastered the game, I will love it more than those two games.

Le he dado muchas oportunidades a este juego, pero es que me veo incapaz de jugarlo. Ya es como la tercera vez que intento jugar a esto, pero es que el gameplay me puede.

Alguien me puede explicar como tengo que darle yo 17 hostias a un enemigo para que muera, pero a mi me matan de 3 hostias con una armadura pesada? Me he pasado todos los souls, y la verdad es que esto esta a otro nivel.

Y eso sin contar el port a pc, empezando con las tipicas opciones de juego fuera del juego en sí, que eso ya chirrian, están en japonés (????) al igual que el manual, no hay 144 fps, esta capado a 60, y cosas del estilo.

Me rindo con este juego.

The Nioh series is one of, if not the best traditional soulslike games not made by Fromsoft. The gameplay is much faster, and has a larger emphasis on trying multiple builds being able to respec your stats and skills for a moderate fee whenever you want, and being able to have 2 weapons equipped at once, with up to 8 slots for magic, ninjitsu, and regular consumables. The game strips things back a little with only a handful of weapon movesets and mission based singular maps instead of an interconnected world like Souls, but I feel it helps focus the game into a tighter more player friendly style without giving up the genre famous difficulty.

Nioh é um jogo muuuuuuuuiiiito difícil e punitivo. E isso faz dele um dos melhores souls de todos.

Não posso comentar sobre sua história, pois não entendi nada dela. Eu fico na duvida se a história do game é mal contada ou se eu sou burro e não entendi.

Mas em um souls o que importa é a gameplay, e nesse aspecto nioh manda muito bem. Ele conta com um sistema posturas, que mudam sua gameplay por completo. Com a postura alta você da mais dano, porém é mais lento. Com a postura baixa você da menos dano, mas é mais rápido. E a média é media ;-; .
Existem diversas builds que você pode fazer, magia, ninjutsu, habilidades com cada arma separadamente. Há também uma grande variedade de armas, eu tive que jogar com todas para pegar as conquistas, e todas são fortes, tudo depende do seu estilo de jogo. E a Katana é a mais maneira.

Um simples mob "fraco" te mata em poucos golpes se você não estiver atento, isso faz as missões desafiadoras. As boss fights são incríveis, as musicas, o design dos chefes, seus golpes. Tudo isso combinado com a dificuldade resulta em uma sensação maravilhosa de "Ufa, eu consegui".
O jogo tem 5 caminhos, que basicamente é o NG+ .
Um ponto negativo é a alta repetição de inimigos, mas nada que prejudique a experiência.

Enfim, todos que gostam de jogos souls devem ao menos testar Nioh. É um jogo complexo, dificil e viciante. Recomendo.

Bad PC port. You should be able to change the resolution in-game. I noticed framerate drops on my PC well above the recommended system requirements. The graphics are poor for 8th-gen standards.

I hate the default controls. They don't feel natural at all. The lack of maps in Dark Souls never bothered me because the level design was good enough that I was able to navigate without one. That's not the case here.

I dislike healing items coming from enemy drops and chests. The estus flask system is perfect for this type of game. I don't understand why this and Bloodborne had to fuck it up by making you grind for healing items every time you die. It's torture and punishes you for taking risks. It sounds like there's something closer to Estus later on, but in the first area, I only got limited consumables. Wouldn't the tutorial area benefit the most from not forcing you to grind for healing items if you don't win in the first few tries?

The starting boss (and most enemies) can kill you in two hits and it's really annoying. I don't recall that being the case with the early bosses/enemies in Dark Souls. That had a more gradual/fair difficulty curve to ease you into the experience. Inb4 skill issue.

The loot system also sucks. I got lots of duplicate weapons and armor from chests, which made exploration feel unsatisfying. You should only be getting duplicate equipment from enemies.

The graphics are noticeably bad. From Software's games are disappointing on a technical level, but they have strong art direction to help make up for it. This looks worse than their games in both ways. There are 7th-generation games that are much more impressive visually.

It's a worse version of Dark Souls.