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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.