Tip: Perfect parry has one start-up frame and 30 active frames, so the parry window last 0.5 seconds at 60fps. If you hold the parry button for 0.5 seconds, you'll increase your chance of a parry. If you mash, you're cutting the duration of active frames short since there's no end lag which reduces the probability of a parry. Trust me, this works. I rematched Isshin and Old Monk and was able to parry full combos. You don't have to remember boss frame data. Just hold guard the second the enemy starts an attack.
What nobody explains: Its all about priority: attack, first and you have priority. If they try and just counter you they get hit. Once you hear them making a clean deflect, you have lost. priority. If you attack now you will get hit. Once you do a clean parry, you have priority again. Thats the main mechanic of the game.
I kind of got this without really understanding what was happening in the Genichiro fight. It's very easy to get into a loop where you each parry one attack and then get perried back. It's so cool that I wasn't really thinking about what was happening but I understood we were taking turns.
@@intellectracoon Same. I was always failing my no damage run against him when I was starting spamming then when I stopped spamming I did it and really improved overall.
It’s all about spamming L1 for the first couple seconds and then trying to time it when starting out. Sort of combining both while you figure it out. That’s been a safer method for me to start to figuring out patterns.
Tip 11: Piggybacking off of tip #4. The sound works both ways. While attacking, you can tell when your last attacking swing will be before your enemy attacks back by the sound. While attacking, if the enemy is blocking, the sound is a noticable lower pitch. On the very last block, before the enemy starts attacking, the pitch will get noticably higher. It may take a few enemies before you can tell, but once you pick it up you will never attack too many times. The swing that you hear the pitch change means you need to go from attacking to blocking.
I recommend unlocking mid air prosthetic and doing jump attacks with the loaded axe, it comes out way faster and can help you get the jump on an enemy Edit: consider unlocking mid air combat art as well, as you can do jumping mortal draw which is much faster and does hella damage.
@@SwogFrogYeah at the end of the day you need to put the work in to learn the bosses. I don’t recommend people do all of the cheese tactics that you possibly can, you need to learn the mechanics, be aggressive and learn the bosses. That’s what makes the game fun learning the sword combat. Combat arts and prosthetics should be used to supplement the fight but not solely to bypass the fight, like when people firecracker spam against corrupted monk and shit, I intentionally don’t do that
@@grimreefer213 Yeah I personally prefer just the base aggression of the combat system, but when I see other people weaving in prosthetics without exploiting them I can definitely appreciate the cool and useful factors
@@SwogFrog Yeah after mastering the game I use them mostly for the cool factor and to mix up the gameplay a bit, and I mainly just use the umbrella to punish attacks that normally give you knockback, you can also just i-frame attacks like that but to me that is boring. I play with no charm so I still have to parry with the umbrella otherwise you take damage. By no means do I need the prosthetics to win at this point but I just use them to enhance the experience and play a little more efficiently. Things like shuriken with chasing slice offer some nice utility with gap closing ability but it certainly doesn’t break the game or anything
I learned that if you can time it right you can stack a ton of posture damage quickly by using a combination of tools and combat arts. The purple fire cracker makes enemies take extra health and posture damage for a short time after being stunned. So you can do a combo to maximize posture damage for bosses with weak posture. You use Ako Sugar (Or Yashariku if you want) the try to set up a combo like Handful of Ash+ Fire Cracker, then use Shadowfall, but while In the air use the Lazurite Ax, it does more posture and Vitality damage if you do it while in the air. Then blast them in the face with a flame vent with Living Force so they catch on fire. Then you can basically repeat the combo from there. It's hard for me because I always mess up the rotation of my tools and weapons but if you can do it right I think that combo would be very powerful against bosses with low posture.
Small correction: you can activate the upgraded versions of the mistraven for a certain window of time after taking damage by ANY source (status build up without any damage won't trigger mistraven), so any damage over time will continuously refresh this window, enabling the mistraven to be spammed. Even poison or burn caused by enemies or environment will do the same, it's just that contact medicine is more convenient because it's controlled and does little damage (and prevents other, more potent poisons to affect Wolf)
8:37 i love how you motivate us to be creative with the Combos and not telling them, using only Sabimaru as an example so we can learn and figure out that stuff by ourselves and still have a feeling of accomplishment!
@@ozzy1243 Jam the Loaded Spear up the Headless Ape's neck hole and then drag it back (R2, R2) to do massive posture damage and trivialise the second phase and the rematch.
Absolutely on a “rhythm game”! I play music and have compared this game to learning an instrument long as I’ve been playing. To be fair, I said the same thing about Bloodborne. But Sekiro seems particularly focused on audio cues. So if the game is the game is like mastering an instrument, each boss is like learning a song. Even with 300 hours into the game I still have a ways to go though. Your help has been appreciated these last 6 months. When I first got the game. Not sure why it took me so long, but it really does feel like I picked up the game precisely when I was supposed to. Cheers 🍻
It's a misnomer. I get the sentiment, but fights are neither synced to music nor deterministic which are both required for it to be an actual rhythm game. It's more like a dance, you and the (usually boss) enemy going back and forth on the attacks.
@@BigDBrian you’re being too literal. No one is saying it’s “Deemo”. I think ultimately we’re going over semantics, as it sounds like you don’t entirely disagree. I actually like the dance comparison. Really. But you can’t dance without music. *in the end it’s all patterns. I respect those who get them down for sure. Souls games are a great intelligence test. Even if I do see my share juvenile shit. Particularly with DS3.
I just downloaded it fir the 3rd time. Just finished Elden Ring. Loved it. Wanted something else from fromsoft and a challenge. After my elden ring experience I decided to try this game again. I learned SO from ekden ring. Now I have bloodborne, and all the souls games to enjoy.
"It's normal to die in this game, it's okay" That's really the main problem with most people, they will die once or twice and instantly call a game or a boss hard or unfair instead of just learning what they did wrong or just taking their time during the fight and learning movesets. I don't get why everyone these days has this mindset of wanting to get through a game really quickly and first try every boss.
Took me 3 hours to beat genichiro for the first time but in my last tries I was deflecting 95% of his attacks so on his third phase I didn't let him breath, if you get away from him you ll have to deal with lightning
2 years later lmao but I think it’s due to dragon rot and players’ discourage that comes with getting it (even tho it’s not that big of a deal especially on your first playthrough learning the game)
The listen to music tip instead of the game ost worked for the Genichiro fight. I turned off the ingame music and played Bury The Light and boom finished that boss within like 5 tries.
The last tip is actually so true I couldn’t beat corrupted monk for anything then I took a day break from the game hoped back on listened to some music and beat her first try
I've wanted this game since it's release but I was too into a couple of other games to start with this as well BUT I finally got Sekiro last week and instantly got hooked !! Great Tips Video, Thanks, but can you tell me if it's possible to learn ALL Combat Arts/Techniques or do I have to pick and focus on just one to be able to master it ??? Hopefully you understand what I'm asking !! Thanks again for the Tips.....Nice One !!
Just git gud hahah, love your videos cainfoe, when I was struggling my first play through, you helped me a lot, now I'm already on my 4th new game plus!
improved sabimaru literally in the description states "one can fluidly swap between two separate sets of attacks as desired" The actual hidden mechanic is the fact that the swapping attack has s, it's a dodge.
I will say (towards tip #2), dont hesitate to be more aggressive in fights, every hit you make that they guard or deflect, adds to their posture meter. Dont be greedy with it, but just like deflecting, get used to the timing and rythm of your own attacks. Just wanted to add to it. Sorry, forgot to add. Spamming L1 in this game, is similar to panic rolling in the other fromsoft games, if you spam roll, the enemy will roll catch you and hit you, because you'll eventually roll right into one of their attacks. In sekiro, spamming L1 to deflect instead of timing it, will make you guard instead of deflecting, which will eventually destroy your posture meter and enemies will hit you and, possibly kill you. Something that I struggled with so, figured it would help someone else.
@Salty Squid i feel sekiro is much harder, i have to finish yet, elden ring is the easiest one, but may be is because i played and finished all dark soul. Anyway i find sekiro the hardest.
As for tip 2, for most bosses I like to stay extremely aggressive, so im always wailing on them. My tip is to deliberately press R1 each time instead of mashing it, and only let up the forward assault once the enemy properly deflects your attack (orange sparks fly), then press L1, react to whatever the boss does next, then continue the forward assault. When using Ako and Confetti it absolutely destroys some bosses like Genichiro, Emma, True Monk, etc.
I think a good advice for beginners is don’t care whatsoever about dragon rot. It’s there to add this extra anxiety and urgency that shouldn’t be there when you are just learning the game.
I gave rot to more people than the lake of rot in elden ring. And i dont even care, oh you're coughin? Whatever i've been getting crushed by bosses all day. Rot beatches
I found 1 interesting thing Go fight Guardian Ape (his second phase) use divine confetti, and when he's about to scream use spiral cloud passage. This looks cool
Instead of trying to learn the patterns, learn the rhythm.... this really unlocked things for me. Thank you so much for this video. Loved the whole thing, and the comment section is lit too! Thanks everyone!
Love your videos man! I didn't know about the sabimaru combos, I'll go try it out. I'm on a mission to beat the game charmless, with the demon bell active and base vitality and posture.
Pro tip, it is better to learn distance management than dodging. That plus parrying will give you a clear edge ( I beat the guardian monkey on 3 tries based on that)
What helped me when knowing when to stop attacking and get Rdy to parry is the sound of the sword clang but also the color of the sparks. Once you see the enemy get the bright orange perfect parry, stop attacking and be Rdy to parry.
Replaying Sekiro rn helpful stuff here man thanks ! I was wondering why the hell I wasn’t getting the prompt for anti air deathblow against the shichimen warrior
No Kuro Charm is basically blocking with weapons in dark souls lol. Another challenge I discovered is using the mod for removing hud parts. And remove enemy hp/posture meter. Didn't realize how much harder that made it till I played again normally after a full run up to the end. I play no hud a lot on souls games, makes it very immersive.
I was searching for a game to cure my boredom and that's where i find this game, i was planning to download Elden ring but since my laptop is not strong enough for it, i chose this game. It was so fun to play, i just defeated Gyoubu Oniwa. It took a lot of time trying to learn the pattern, i think i died 10-20 times fighting Gyoubu, and 30-40 times to chained ogre xd.
Just started playing Sekiro after enjoying my first from software game (Elden Ring). Thank you for these tips. This game makes me want to throw my controller lol
Started playing for the first time yesterday and just got to the giant money. #1 tip is deliberately attack, do not button mash. Once you slow down your attacks your ability to see the opponent’s moves goes up significantly.
8:49 that technique can be used to stealth kill the fake corrupted monk. You crawl to her, use contact medicine and then use the feather prostethic and you gain enough height to stealth blow on her
The mist raven thing actually happens any time you have damage over time on. That means ANY poison or being burned will cause it. This is best observed in the demon of hatred fight
What I love about sekiro is it gives you the option to not get hit. As long as you deflect you will beat every enemy in this game. If you lose then it's your fault. It's not because the game is Op or the boss is a sponge. It's simply because you did not deflect and attack at the right time. Leaving it all on the player. No BS stamina bar keeping the player held back. No BS overpowered boss. It's all on the player and very few games give that to players
@@gldn_xp4547 It is easy to dodge fairly simple even but sometimes the grab will still catch you by bullshit means like you will dodge 4 feet off to the right or left and it will literally pull you back in to it. Like the fuck?
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@@ColossalCrib If you aren't lying that child has real potential, not just in video games. My 11 year old brain probably couldn't have grasped out how to be consistently good at this game, let alone get through to NG+7. Give that child lots of positive reinforcement and support him in whatever he wishes to do. He's a little god in the making.
Deflecting is hard for me still bcz idk if this is just a me problem, but there's a almost 1 second delay from when I click block, so timing when I deflect is a little wanky
fighting the chanied ogre at level 2 was fun, I hp[e I get to fight another one, didn't know he had two phases and got up after the death blow the first time
Nice Video! I have to add something though. If you are going into to this game after learning a dark souls type game, do not treat Sekiro as one. This and treating it like a rhythm game is what got me through my first playthrough.
Bro is right game is a rhythm At first I was like man I'm never gonna plat this game........then I started to see the patterns after few deaths and the game became much easier
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Giving away Kuro's Charm increases the amount of Skill XP you get from enemies. If you start a full new game with and without it, you can see how much faster you move along the skill trees without it.
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I had no idea about tip 7 and 8
Yeah, I want to experiment with some prosthetics now. What are some good starting places?
I watched it all n still cant defeat Mist Noble. I am a disappointment. Anyways hail you. Ur vids are fun to watch.
@@6942-j9o Mist Noble can't be deflected or killed.
@@skcroutons8213 any really, just combine them with the skills ✌️
Tip: Perfect parry has one start-up frame and 30 active frames, so the parry window last 0.5 seconds at 60fps. If you hold the parry button for 0.5 seconds, you'll increase your chance of a parry. If you mash, you're cutting the duration of active frames short since there's no end lag which reduces the probability of a parry.
Trust me, this works. I rematched Isshin and Old Monk and was able to parry full combos. You don't have to remember boss frame data. Just hold guard the second the enemy starts an attack.
Heytheres a indepth video that perfect parry doesnt have 30 frames its really 15 frames, search it up in youtube
What if i play at 30 fps?💀
@@randommf869I tried playing at 60 and it just felt janky
What nobody explains: Its all about priority: attack, first and you have priority. If they try and just counter you they get hit. Once you hear them making a clean deflect, you have lost. priority. If you attack now you will get hit. Once you do a clean parry, you have priority again. Thats the main mechanic of the game.
I found that out at the owl fight. Don't know how I made it this far😅
thanks for tip
foil / sabre fencer? :D
I kind of got this without really understanding what was happening in the Genichiro fight. It's very easy to get into a loop where you each parry one attack and then get perried back. It's so cool that I wasn't really thinking about what was happening but I understood we were taking turns.
@@salsamancerright. One of my favorite fights
Tip 11: If you don't spam block and work on timing your deflections you will git gud.
That's literally tip 1 and 4
You can get away spamming a lot of enemies tho
Isshin taught me not to spam.
@@intellectracoon Same. I was always failing my no damage run against him when I was starting spamming then when I stopped spamming I did it and really improved overall.
It’s all about spamming L1 for the first couple seconds and then trying to time it when starting out. Sort of combining both while you figure it out. That’s been a safer method for me to start to figuring out patterns.
im finally replaying Sekiro, trying to finish it after a rage quit years ago. Thank you for your content.
How's the playthrough been bro?
@@Scenery-1976 i finished the game, it was way more fun! and then i tried this Mod called 'Long May the Shadows Reflect Mod'... men, i just cant.
I just started replaying again because I quit on the final boss. Here goes nothing
Me too lol
Tip 11:
Piggybacking off of tip #4.
The sound works both ways.
While attacking, you can tell when your last attacking swing will be before your enemy attacks back by the sound.
While attacking, if the enemy is blocking, the sound is a noticable lower pitch.
On the very last block, before the enemy starts attacking, the pitch will get noticably higher.
It may take a few enemies before you can tell, but once you pick it up you will never attack too many times.
The swing that you hear the pitch change means you need to go from attacking to blocking.
I was about to comment this. But I think he should have told that in tip #2
Also, there’ll be a noticeably larger and brighter flash on your sword if you or they manage to deflect an attack
thanks brooo
I recommend unlocking mid air prosthetic and doing jump attacks with the loaded axe, it comes out way faster and can help you get the jump on an enemy
Edit: consider unlocking mid air combat art as well, as you can do jumping mortal draw which is much faster and does hella damage.
I recommend using no prosthetics. It’s as bad as summoning!!!
/s, but this is how I’ve always played the game
@@SwogFrogYeah at the end of the day you need to put the work in to learn the bosses. I don’t recommend people do all of the cheese tactics that you possibly can, you need to learn the mechanics, be aggressive and learn the bosses. That’s what makes the game fun learning the sword combat. Combat arts and prosthetics should be used to supplement the fight but not solely to bypass the fight, like when people firecracker spam against corrupted monk and shit, I intentionally don’t do that
@@grimreefer213 Yeah I personally prefer just the base aggression of the combat system, but when I see other people weaving in prosthetics without exploiting them I can definitely appreciate the cool and useful factors
@@SwogFrog Yeah after mastering the game I use them mostly for the cool factor and to mix up the gameplay a bit, and I mainly just use the umbrella to punish attacks that normally give you knockback, you can also just i-frame attacks like that but to me that is boring. I play with no charm so I still have to parry with the umbrella otherwise you take damage. By no means do I need the prosthetics to win at this point but I just use them to enhance the experience and play a little more efficiently. Things like shuriken with chasing slice offer some nice utility with gap closing ability but it certainly doesn’t break the game or anything
@@grimreefer213 Ok yeah fair, imagining doing charmless demon bell demon of hatred without umbrella makes me want to cry hahaha
I learned that if you can time it right you can stack a ton of posture damage quickly by using a combination of tools and combat arts. The purple fire cracker makes enemies take extra health and posture damage for a short time after being stunned. So you can do a combo to maximize posture damage for bosses with weak posture. You use Ako Sugar (Or Yashariku if you want) the try to set up a combo like Handful of Ash+ Fire Cracker, then use Shadowfall, but while In the air use the Lazurite Ax, it does more posture and Vitality damage if you do it while in the air. Then blast them in the face with a flame vent with Living Force so they catch on fire. Then you can basically repeat the combo from there. It's hard for me because I always mess up the rotation of my tools and weapons but if you can do it right I think that combo would be very powerful against bosses with low posture.
I like to use Sakura Dance for the two bosses that require lightning reversal
@@notproductiveproductions3504 Sakura dance with axe combo
Small correction: you can activate the upgraded versions of the mistraven for a certain window of time after taking damage by ANY source (status build up without any damage won't trigger mistraven), so any damage over time will continuously refresh this window, enabling the mistraven to be spammed.
Even poison or burn caused by enemies or environment will do the same, it's just that contact medicine is more convenient because it's controlled and does little damage (and prevents other, more potent poisons to affect Wolf)
Nice
Here's the real tip that's actually useful.
8:37 i love how you motivate us to be creative with the Combos and not telling them, using only Sabimaru as an example so we can learn and figure out that stuff by ourselves and still have a feeling of accomplishment!
man, i'm trying with all prostectic... cant find anothing
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@@Danieltaochi what exactly is your Problem? I might help
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@@JannahSWT spill the teaaa. Pls what are more prosthetic secrets?
@@ozzy1243 Jam the Loaded Spear up the Headless Ape's neck hole and then drag it back (R2, R2) to do massive posture damage and trivialise the second phase and the rematch.
Absolutely on a “rhythm game”! I play music and have compared this game to learning an instrument long as I’ve been playing. To be fair, I said the same thing about Bloodborne. But Sekiro seems particularly focused on audio cues. So if the game is the game is like mastering an instrument, each boss is like learning a song. Even with 300 hours into the game I still have a ways to go though. Your help has been appreciated these last 6 months. When I first got the game. Not sure why it took me so long, but it really does feel like I picked up the game precisely when I was supposed to. Cheers 🍻
I play Music too since I was a kid so I totally understand what you are saying.
Cheers man 🥃
It's a misnomer. I get the sentiment, but fights are neither synced to music nor deterministic which are both required for it to be an actual rhythm game.
It's more like a dance, you and the (usually boss) enemy going back and forth on the attacks.
@@BigDBrian you’re being too literal. No one is saying it’s “Deemo”. I think ultimately we’re going over semantics, as it sounds like you don’t entirely disagree. I actually like the dance comparison. Really. But you can’t dance without music.
*in the end it’s all patterns. I respect those who get them down for sure. Souls games are a great intelligence test. Even if I do see my share juvenile shit. Particularly with DS3.
I just downloaded it fir the 3rd time. Just finished Elden Ring. Loved it. Wanted something else from fromsoft and a challenge. After my elden ring experience I decided to try this game again. I learned SO from ekden ring. Now I have bloodborne, and all the souls games to enjoy.
Damnnnn. The contact medicine + mist raven trick blew me away. How didn’t I think of that 😂🔥🔥
Bro the cainherst helm gets me everytime with the red looks amazing
"It's normal to die in this game, it's okay"
That's really the main problem with most people, they will die once or twice and instantly call a game or a boss hard or unfair instead of just learning what they did wrong or just taking their time during the fight and learning movesets.
I don't get why everyone these days has this mindset of wanting to get through a game really quickly and first try every boss.
Took me 3 hours to beat genichiro for the first time but in my last tries I was deflecting 95% of his attacks so on his third phase I didn't let him breath, if you get away from him you ll have to deal with lightning
2 years later lmao but I think it’s due to dragon rot and players’ discourage that comes with getting it (even tho it’s not that big of a deal especially on your first playthrough learning the game)
It’s just peoples egos
The listen to music tip instead of the game ost worked for the Genichiro fight. I turned off the ingame music and played Bury The Light and boom finished that boss within like 5 tries.
It's epic isn't it?
The last tip is actually so true I couldn’t beat corrupted monk for anything then I took a day break from the game hoped back on listened to some music and beat her first try
I actually listen to some OST whenever I am stressed out, helps a lot. One of my fav is Aerith's theme from FF7 it soothes me.
Earned a sub, actually advanced tips and funny skits to make it entertaining!
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I've wanted this game since it's release but I was too into a couple of other games to start with this as well BUT I finally got Sekiro last week and instantly got hooked !!
Great Tips Video, Thanks, but can you tell me if it's possible to learn ALL Combat Arts/Techniques or do I have to pick and focus on just one to be able to master it ???
Hopefully you understand what I'm asking !!
Thanks again for the Tips.....Nice One !!
Just git gud hahah, love your videos cainfoe, when I was struggling my first play through, you helped me a lot, now I'm already on my 4th new game plus!
16:14 This wisdom of git gud deserves a medal
Finally a video with actual *GOOD* tips! Thank you so much brother I appreciate it!
improved sabimaru literally in the description states "one can fluidly swap between two separate sets of attacks as desired"
The actual hidden mechanic is the fact that the swapping attack has s, it's a dodge.
My favorite hidden mechanics are bonus properties in some moves. Like how Mist Raven and Sakura Dance can be used for lightning reversal
The “take me out to the ballgame” playing while you fought Hanbei the zombie was hilarious 😂
Such a good sekiro player and this guide is 100% different than ANY OTHER ONE OUT THERE
I will say (towards tip #2), dont hesitate to be more aggressive in fights, every hit you make that they guard or deflect, adds to their posture meter. Dont be greedy with it, but just like deflecting, get used to the timing and rythm of your own attacks. Just wanted to add to it.
Sorry, forgot to add. Spamming L1 in this game, is similar to panic rolling in the other fromsoft games, if you spam roll, the enemy will roll catch you and hit you, because you'll eventually roll right into one of their attacks. In sekiro, spamming L1 to deflect instead of timing it, will make you guard instead of deflecting, which will eventually destroy your posture meter and enemies will hit you and, possibly kill you. Something that I struggled with so, figured it would help someone else.
Naw what u do is just keep fighting him till u beat.
12: to kill the mist noble, you need the ako sugar
I no joke popped a divine confetti on my first playthrough cause I heard it was a nearly impossible fight…
Great vid, now i can finish this game, before elder ring come out.
Thanks man the tips are really useful
@Salty Squid i feel sekiro is much harder, i have to finish yet, elden ring is the easiest one, but may be is because i played and finished all dark soul.
Anyway i find sekiro the hardest.
I beat elden ring and decided to go back to this games. I learned SO much playing elden ring about Formsoft mechanics and style. Very excited to play.
What a nice and smooth way to explain something so harsh. Thank you!
I might do Bloodborne advanced tips and tricks soon
As for tip 2, for most bosses I like to stay extremely aggressive, so im always wailing on them. My tip is to deliberately press R1 each time instead of mashing it, and only let up the forward assault once the enemy properly deflects your attack (orange sparks fly), then press L1, react to whatever the boss does next, then continue the forward assault. When using Ako and Confetti it absolutely destroys some bosses like Genichiro, Emma, True Monk, etc.
As a jazz drummer this whole rhythm is fire. And this music is absolutely swingin
I think a good advice for beginners is don’t care whatsoever about dragon rot.
It’s there to add this extra anxiety and urgency that shouldn’t be there when you are just learning the game.
I gave rot to more people than the lake of rot in elden ring. And i dont even care, oh you're coughin? Whatever i've been getting crushed by bosses all day. Rot beatches
@@pedropaulo174 how's it going getting those skills?
I always restore them after a particularly hard boss fight as penance
I found 1 interesting thing
Go fight Guardian Ape (his second phase) use divine confetti, and when he's about to scream use spiral cloud passage.
This looks cool
Instead of trying to learn the patterns, learn the rhythm.... this really unlocked things for me. Thank you so much for this video. Loved the whole thing, and the comment section is lit too! Thanks everyone!
Glad it was helpful!
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Love your videos man! I didn't know about the sabimaru combos, I'll go try it out. I'm on a mission to beat the game charmless, with the demon bell active and base vitality and posture.
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You complete your mission ?
I've done the same thing and boy it took me a while, I'm curious? Did you beat It aswell?
@@saltganker no one cares if you're curious get outta here kid
@@scaressell6880 dont worry about it
Easily the best video that has helped me on how to play and enjoy Sekiro. Thanks man!!!
Pro tip, it is better to learn distance management than dodging. That plus parrying will give you a clear edge ( I beat the guardian monkey on 3 tries based on that)
You know what, I think I will subscribe, this has been pretty wholesome 😂
Man this is the BEST GUIDE ever. Thanks a lot for this video.
What helped me when knowing when to stop attacking and get Rdy to parry is the sound of the sword clang but also the color of the sparks. Once you see the enemy get the bright orange perfect parry, stop attacking and be Rdy to parry.
Replaying Sekiro rn helpful stuff here man thanks ! I was wondering why the hell I wasn’t getting the prompt for anti air deathblow against the shichimen warrior
Cainfoe tip saint
Love the Jazz.
😌🙏
The Cainhurst knight helm is crazy cool here.
tip for genichiro: just spam the deflect button when he does the fast combo. It works.
Timestamps make the vid so much more enjoyable i just clicked a vid the same length and was disappointed from no timestamps so I left but this vid 👌
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No Kuro Charm is basically blocking with weapons in dark souls lol. Another challenge I discovered is using the mod for removing hud parts. And remove enemy hp/posture meter. Didn't realize how much harder that made it till I played again normally after a full run up to the end. I play no hud a lot on souls games, makes it very immersive.
bro never stops bullying genichiru
I was searching for a game to cure my boredom and that's where i find this game, i was planning to download Elden ring but since my laptop is not strong enough for it, i chose this game. It was so fun to play, i just defeated Gyoubu Oniwa. It took a lot of time trying to learn the pattern, i think i died 10-20 times fighting Gyoubu, and 30-40 times to chained ogre xd.
Just started playing Sekiro after enjoying my first from software game (Elden Ring). Thank you for these tips. This game makes me want to throw my controller lol
Enjoy the process :)
wow kuros charm tip was sooooo good good ive been strugling for my life with the endboss in ng+
i started a new game…so i should not get the charm if i want a easier difficulty rite??
Started playing for the first time yesterday and just got to the giant money. #1 tip is deliberately attack, do not button mash. Once you slow down your attacks your ability to see the opponent’s moves goes up significantly.
i love fighting corrupted monk, the ost is fire
The fact that i already know all of that without any guide is just making me feel goot at the game
goot
All of them great advice, thanks!
Cainhurst helm looks super cool
8:49 that technique can be used to stealth kill the fake corrupted monk. You crawl to her, use contact medicine and then use the feather prostethic and you gain enough height to stealth blow on her
Great Video!
A little tough to concentrate on what you’re saying with such hot jazz in the background!
That take me out to the ballgame was lit!
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The mist raven thing actually happens any time you have damage over time on. That means ANY poison or being burned will cause it. This is best observed in the demon of hatred fight
Bloodborne 2 and dark souls 4…..
What a beautiful little dream..
But alas, a dream is just a dream…
What I love about sekiro is it gives you the option to not get hit. As long as you deflect you will beat every enemy in this game. If you lose then it's your fault. It's not because the game is Op or the boss is a sponge. It's simply because you did not deflect and attack at the right time. Leaving it all on the player. No BS stamina bar keeping the player held back. No BS overpowered boss. It's all on the player and very few games give that to players
Except if the chained ogre does a 360 no look grab.
Or the giant annoying ass ape that wants to throw his shit at you
@@gh0stretr07 that “shit” is so easy to dodge,just sprint at him right when he goes up in the air and punish him when he comes down
@@gldn_xp4547 It is easy to dodge fairly simple even but sometimes the grab will still catch you by bullshit means like you will dodge 4 feet off to the right or left and it will literally pull you back in to it. Like the fuck?
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Playing to “Shame on a N****” by Wu Tang Clan is almost the perfect rhythm for most bosses. Plus it feels cool
On my 3rd playthrough, my 11yr son is on his 2nd. This game can be learnt rather easily.
Both finished NG +7
@@ColossalCrib If you aren't lying that child has real potential, not just in video games. My 11 year old brain probably couldn't have grasped out how to be consistently good at this game, let alone get through to NG+7. Give that child lots of positive reinforcement and support him in whatever he wishes to do. He's a little god in the making.
@@HeroinChrist he's awesome on it.
Deflecting is hard for me still bcz idk if this is just a me problem, but there's a almost 1 second delay from when I click block, so timing when I deflect is a little wanky
Bro...
Thanks for the final tip.
I needed that.
Playing this for the first time, having fun. Im at the part with the snake after tenzen
Excellent work..very helpful...thanks ton
that Cainhurst helm is badass asf ( Idk if that is the helm, but looks a lot like it ). Big Bloodborne fan here btw
fighting the chanied ogre at level 2 was fun, I hp[e I get to fight another one, didn't know he had two phases and got up after the death blow the first time
the mist raven tip was so good before this i only knew the contact medicine cures poison but nah
The first one is exactly how my brain clicked with the combat. I would memorize the attacks like a song.
Always be aggressive, and notice them sword clinking noises when to deflect🔥
Great video!
Liked before the 5th tip. Just the first 4 are insanely helpful to any player
Great tips! Thank you
This video reminds me of reading Nintendo Power for all the Super Metroid secret moves.
Nice Video! I have to add something though. If you are going into to this game after learning a dark souls type game, do not treat Sekiro as one. This and treating it like a rhythm game is what got me through my first playthrough.
Bro is right game is a rhythm
At first I was like man I'm never gonna plat this game........then I started to see the patterns after few deaths and the game became much easier
Amazing guide, you rock... let me know of get mor of that tips heheheh
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That silver helmet is from Bloodborne's Vilebloods. Nice.
13:48 it actually does i noticed that genichiro uses grabs more often and deals more damage so it actually does affect bosses, i just noticed
The grabs are honestly just RNG and in general a move that he only uses when you’re far away from him and he’s running towards you
yea and he kept using it when i was actually close to him
Not only liked & subscribed, but I may have seen 100k videos or more and they just don't make em like you anymore. This should be the standard for your channel.
WHERE WAS THIS WHEN I WAS CRYING TO BEAT THE GAME
Giving away Kuro's Charm increases the amount of Skill XP you get from enemies. If you start a full new game with and without it, you can see how much faster you move along the skill trees without it.
So Demon Bell doesn’t increase bosses‘ damage output nor their posture/vitality?
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Thank you for your help cheers
Thanks for this!
chill and attention keeping video...very nice
Great list 👍🏽
#10 is actually how your brain works and how you learn
Taking breaks is an important part of it
6:02 nah bro u funny 😂 subbed 💯
Great tips
9:47 I honestly thought that part about expand the mind meant they would get high off it😂
That's what I thought. It is called medicine afterall
Thank you so much for your 🧀 guides. They helped me a lot
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