So, I got him down to like 25% health, fire is strong against him, so I was throwing oil then using fire. I'm going to tackle him again later.
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So, I got him down to like 25% health, fire is strong against him, so I was throwing oil then using fire. I'm going to tackle him again later.
Personally, any game that isn't FPS is better on a controller. This is just for my play style though and I don't think I'd be any good at all at games like this on KB&M. Your best bet is to try and then post about it so others with the same question have an answer.
There is a tutorial section, play up to the first 'boss' which only takes 15 mins, repeat this by starting the game over again. But the end of the tutorial, you'll know which you favor best.
I'd say it's harder, more forgiving in terms of loss as you can just spend coin on items or even money pouches to 'bank' what you have and the loss of experience is only for that level which can be quickly gained back.
But the combat is harder, gone are the days of just blocking everything and countering when you first start a souls game. You will die. A lot.
I finally beat purple dude last night, for some reason, after that the combat just clicked for me, cleared out waves of enemies whilst farming even aggro'ing them all to practice being out numbered and it just felt amazing and fun. Started the butterfly lady, not using the snap seeds as I want to hold onto the 5 I have. It's a pretty simple fight, attempted it around 5 times and each time made solid progress so I'll have her down tonight. Only put 7 hours into it so far, need a night dedicated to the game lol.
As for armour and weapons, remember there is a huge skill tree as well as a large list of prosthetics which are more than just a move set, I just got the raven one after defeating the purple guy and it's awesome just phase shifting out of a heavy attack.
But the combat is harder, gone are the days of just blocking everything and countering when you first start a souls game. You will die. A lot.
I finally beat purple dude last night, for some reason, after that the combat just clicked for me, cleared out waves of enemies whilst farming even aggro'ing them all to practice being out numbered and it just felt amazing and fun. Started the butterfly lady, not using the snap seeds as I want to hold onto the 5 I have. It's a pretty simple fight, attempted it around 5 times and each time made solid progress so I'll have her down tonight. Only put 7 hours into it so far, need a night dedicated to the game lol.
As for armour and weapons, remember there is a huge skill tree as well as a large list of prosthetics which are more than just a move set, I just got the raven one after defeating the purple guy and it's awesome just phase shifting out of a heavy attack.
That was a damn clean fight mate!
I'd say the only reason you got hit was because of the camera!
Itching to pull the trigger and just play it between RE2 and DMC5, but can someone tell me if Japanese subs are selectable? I mostly play in the evening and keep the volume reasonably low so it'd be nice to have subs if I don't understand some parts
EDIT: All right, there are Japanese subs, bought it. Bring on the pain as I don't have a single relaxing game currently, all that's left is RE2 on Hardcore, DMC5 on higher difficulies and Sekiro
I don't speak Japanese, not one tiny bit. Yet I've left the language to Jap instead of Eng as it just makes the game so much better in my opinion.
For a giggle, I bought DS1 Remastered last night, booted it up and Sekiro in my opinion is harder. Being able to shield away and parry with ease made it much more forgiving. I also have no reprogrammed my mind back into the button layout so no doubt I'll be using items by accident in Sekiro lol
I stopped playing this as it got swamped by other new titles, as we're about to come into the winter period where I'll have more time, I'm tempted to put this back into the roster of my regular games.
I got up to Lady Butterfly but not the horse guy as I focused HEAVILY on exploring rather than progression. Is it worth starting from scratch? I barely remember what went on and when I do open the game, I simply do a dual with the NPC back at the main hub and then close the game just to keep my memory fresh on how the combat flows.
I got up to Lady Butterfly but not the horse guy as I focused HEAVILY on exploring rather than progression. Is it worth starting from scratch? I barely remember what went on and when I do open the game, I simply do a dual with the NPC back at the main hub and then close the game just to keep my memory fresh on how the combat flows.
Aye, I'm thinking the same, I just remember doing so much exploration and finding so much, it's gonna be a lot to catch up on again. But I might just focus on progression a bit more this time and back track at a later time.
Last I looked into this, you *can*, however, physics gets screwed up. The From Software engines physics are similar to Bethesda's ancient engine, fps bound.