Disabled quadriplegic shows why Sekiro doesn't need an easy mode
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- People saying this game is to hard and want an easy mode. I even saw one post using disabled people with poor motor functions as an excuse for an easy mode. So here's the Corrupted Monk done by me a quadriplegic.
![Sekiro: No Hesitation [ All Bosses Epic Montage ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mcdkexoJeDQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you for sharing your perspective! I was getting really concerned by all these writers speaking for people with disabilities, so it's important we hear from people like yourself as well. There's a huge spectrum of disability, and I think it's concerning that journalists think an easy mode "bandaid" can instantly address it. People like yourself obviously face an extra layer of difficulty than most, but..that doesn't mean you want to change the core experience that we all appreciate. Nice work.
Vatti! Surprised to see you. Hopefully you give this man some shoutout.
optional difficulties wont change the core experience mate
@@tako5018 yes they would because these games are designed with difficulty modifiers inherent in the gameplay, the games are not made easier with binary settings they are made easier with shortcuts, modifiers and knowledge. Accounting for 1 or more settings that buff or nerf enemies would almost certainly change the design.
The reason people don't want "optional difficulty" is because fromsoft games already have better difficulty settings than that.
@@KrankuSama except an optional setting or feature wont affect people who dont make use it of them and so it wont impact the 'core experience', optional things tend to be like that you know, similar to self-imposed challenges or game modifications meant to make a game harder, they're optional and in a singleplayer game, they dont affect anyone but the person using(granted yes i understand theres a difference between 3rd party/self imposed difficulty increases and official ones), look at DMC5, having the easy(human) mode very much didnt take away from the 'core' experience of devil hunter and above
plus soulsbourne games very much have an optional feature that greatly affects it difficulty: summoning(specfically of actual human players), quite a bit different than just "shortcuts, modifiers and knowledge."
but really it all boils down to: it wont affect you if u like a challenging game, play on the normal/hard mode, let people play on easy or whatever
and when people call for "easier difficulties" they dont necessarily mean "god mode", difficulty is subjective ya know, even something as basic as multipliers to dmg dealt and taken could be enough, or in the case of sekiro smth like removing the revive limiter
@@tako5018 "when people call for "easier difficulties" they dont necessarily mean "god mode","
That's not really the point though, is it. The point changes depending on A) whether you believe devs of every game have a responsibility to make their game accessible for every eventuality or B) You believe people with disabilities require help and do not do well to adjust to their condition.
That and how many clicks your article gets...
Dude has been living on hard mode since birth. This game is nothing to this legend
Excellent commentary. You should be on top.
Wait... shit thats a good point
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This comment tho.
The dude even does a L1 wiggle after defeating the boss,guy is a champion.
You're never a true FromSoft fan until you master the traditional greeting dance.
Limitlessquad has mastered the dance.
What a power move, just stepping out and flexing hard on people complaining about difficulty.
They deserve it, and I say that as a guy who sucks at video games like Dark Souls myself.
Inb4 they force youtube to apologize for somebody else's joke.
@@holythirteenx1 people have gotten too caught up in games giving them easy stuff. game's use to be a challenge and majority didnt have difficulties. it was about willing to practice and get better at the game not be handed it all within 5 mins.
if your willing to in any souls/borne or sekiro to go right i may die 10 times but my focus is to learn the move sets and whether to dodge,deflect etc.
you do that and you will find all bosses beatable.
also if people are really struggling go watch a speed runner do that boss they will show how to make the mechanics easy especially considering in Sekiro you can cheese alot of bosses with good timed firecracker use.
Reminds me of when games journalists complained about the music in DMC 5 being too low key and downtempo. Capcom fired back, saying the music ramped up the better you play. How's THAT for some shade?
@@MrShadowRaiden don't compare Dark Souls with old games ever again. That only proves your blatant ignorance regarding game design.
@@MrShadowRaiden none of this stuff you just said is a legitimate reason to not add something optional.
> Has 10% hp
> Uses pellet instead of gourd
*MASSIVE COJONES*
how does this man even walk with such MASSIVE COJONES
@@waynemetallum7623 Eh... he doesn't walk...
@@xxxlisandroxxx98 oh my 😂
@@xxxlisandroxxx98 he doesnt need to walk because the size of his cojones move him
@@Linkmasterson F*ck yeah you are right
To be fair being a game journalist is even more a disability
So true.
I watch two youtubers that some time ago got some hate because they "ofended" people with their opinion about a game and them people start calling them the worst journalists ever, Their answer was: "I have no problem with being the worst, But calling me a journalist is crossing the line a bit."
literal 10 year olds are better at this game than these journo soyboys www.commonsensemedia.org/game-reviews/sekiro-shadows-die-twice/user-reviews/child
ROTFL !!!
Never trust someone who calls themselves a "Game's Journalist."
@Zoran I'd be careful about making game completion a requirement, but otherwise I agree that the title of games journalist has come to mean very little. I'd like to see them start putting their steam, xbox, or ps profiles next to their names on their articles so people can go look at their achievements and such and see that they did actually do x or y.
The reason I warn against game completion being a requirement is because of people that play games as I do. I feel I could give a VERY fair review of Skyrim with well over 3k hours between the 360 version, Oldrim, and Newrim on PC, yet I didn't complete the main story quest line until I had over 500 hours on Oldrim and ~300 on the console version. I can also say with 100% confidence I've not 100%ed the game as I still occasionally find quests and stuff I never knew about before, I always assume they are from a mod but when I google them, sure enough, vanilla content that I'd never seen before.
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@Zoran what? How does being a game journalist mean you have to "git gud" at certain games? I fail to see your logical fallacy.
@Zoran I dont understand your point. What argument are you trying to make? Game journalists and reviewers dont have to be good at the games they play, to be experts at their job.
Your argument is like saying someone has to be a cook in order to criticize and know what is good food.
@Zoran Lmao stating master chef, a fucking tv show and gordon ramsey, who constantly stars on scripted shows reputable food critics. Most food critics are not chefs, thats just a fact, much like most reviewers aren't game experts. The fact is they dont have to be, their job is to analyse and give critique towards video games.
I don't see what the difficulty of a video game has to do with any of that. Be it that the game were on a easier difficulty, what impact would that have on thr criticism exactly? None at all.
Mad respect. I'm disabled myself and actually found this game easier than any of the Souls games simply because the combat was a lot more to my style and I very much love the stealth aspect. Rock on, my man!
This. Accesibilty is so varied that its more about the player suiting the game and not backwards. And if you dont suit it, well, learn in order for it to fit. If you cant learn then the game isnt for you.
I'm not physically/mobility wise disabled but my patience and ability to cope with stress flat out sucks for a variety of reasons (f you midir!!! Eat my pestilent mist!) . Mashing buttons though? Rhytmically? As someone who is flippin' awesome at rhytm games and loves them to bits? And it is super flashy swordplay? Hell yeah, this is my jam!
I found it too easy though lol since I beat the final boss on "protect kuro" ending with 5-6 of my gourds remaining and only had trouble with his second phase due to a lack of practice, and was like: "Is this it?" (but then depression set in and my focus tanked, thanks brain)
Still feel like I could actually pull no charm + demon bell off though, and am looking forward to doing it some day :)
Same I'm a quad too
@John Syzlack Had a stroke back in 2009 that left my right side messed up. It's gotten better over the years, but I still don't have full use of my right hand and have to wear a brace for my leg. Luckily I've been a lefty my whole life but it's still hard to use a mouse and keyboard for games (my preferred method, of course). Controller works out to an extent, but if I get excited or frustrated then the tremors in my right side start and even a controller doesn't help then. So I have to stop for awhile until it calms down. All in all, it's a manageable disability but still a nuisance from time to time. I've also been a happy go lucky kind of person my whole life and the stroke didn't change that at all, so that helps a lot in dealing with the occasional problems. Besides, I'm a gamer first and nothing is going to keep me away from doing what I love. :)
As a souls veteran, I can't agree. How is sekiro in any way easier? Everything about it is just Dark Souls but more refined and demands greater accuracy and timing on the players behalf. I don't get how people find dark souls harder than Sekiro lmao
Soo let me get this straight...
Journos demand an easy mode for the disabled (they actually mean themselves). And a disabled man straight up wrecks at this game in the ultimate "get gud" middle finger ever?
Nice.
no, they want one for disabled people that need them. just because one can come by without it doesn't mean that everyone can
johannes Schenker The dude is quadrepilegic. Every one of his limbs is paralyzed, and yet he easily dispatched the Corrupted Monk. You’re telling me disabled people NEED an easy mode? Because if so, you need to wake up. Disabled does not mean helpless. They can handle the same challenges that non-disabled people do.
@@littlemoth4956 hey, disabled person here. It would certainly help some of us, because not every disability is the same. And we aren't the only reason, anyway. How about people that don't have enough time to invest in the game to beat it on normal?
johannes Schenker PC version + cheats lmao
I remember her being the second hardest boss because I wasn't aware of the exploit.
I come back on playthrough 2 and beat her second try with the cheese.
This is quite literally the definition of Git Gud, you are not just an inspiration to those of us who game, your better at friggan sekiro then i am LOL. I'm impressed, i'm legit impressed, you keep being awesome.
He can't spam defense, he can't even move the camera confortably. This guy is GUD, very GUD
Top Notch!
You are an asshole dude, you don't understand the underlying issue behind the superfluous conversation of "git gud", "journalist mode", "real hardcore gamer". You are aligning yourself (maybe without knowing) with all the racist, anti feminist, no politics in games people, who got angry at Jax ending in MK11. This can give you a different perspective on the issue. ruclips.net/video/nIWivb-8C1w/видео.html
@@OjoRojo40,
Please tell me you're being sarcastic....
@@OjoRojo40 Really? Are you that sensible that you can't stand two simple words? Internet is not a place for such sensitive people like you.
This man just told all the gaming journalists to git gud, and in the most amazing way
Those journalists are propagandists put there by globalists. They don't care about video games in the slightest bit.
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Turns out git gud is actually the key to life lol
@@maximilian200057 Okay.
Problem is you have people in Games Journalism who more than likely wouldn't even play these games in their free time.
Remember the game journalist that couldnt get past the tutorial in Cuphead??? LOLOLOL
Aconitus that was painful to watch.
@@alwayschanging5821 Who doesn't remember? Tho, his area of expertise was in turn-based strategy games and some other genre as opposed to the platformer he dealt with.
Even with that in mind, I could have sworn he was having a stroke during that video. Those wits were surprisingly below-par, to put it gently.
@@LocalHolehead Even in turn based games there's critical thinking involved. What boggles me is that he clearly has no hand-eye coordination yet because when his Doom gameplay was shown, he can't even look while moving; he has to separate the two and in my opinion, he's not the best person to review those games. He should be reviewing chess or whatever
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@@titang6173 The article is literally 2 words: "Git gud"
Click here to find out how he got gud using one simple trick!
Game Journalists: We need an easy mode for Sekiro to make it more accessible for people with disabilities .
Limitlessquad: Hold my beer.
I think he can hold his beer and still defeat the bosses in this game just fine, even as a quadriplegic. :D Best response to IGN.
Imagine being this butthurt over people wanting difficulty options.
BEST COMMENT
Or in this case, all things considered, "Hold my Ashina sake!"
Game Journalists: We need an easy mode for disabled people
(What we really mean is we need an easy mode for ourselves because we're too dumb to play games)
Gaming journalist: (can’t beat tutorial) WE NEED AN EASY MODE!
Disabled player: *beats near end game boss with ease*
"ease" let's not get ahead of ourselves here. It took him 7 minutes and he made many mistakes.
*Jared X* well the journalists didn’t pass the tutorial so you can’t say really anything of value
@@Jared_Is_Near beating any of the later bosses without any mistake or damage in a fair not cheese fight is
a hard thing even if you're not disabled.
@@feritperliare2890 what is with gaming journalists and failing tutorials? Wow that is just sad
@@feritperliare2890 ? Wasnt that for cuphead?
The tutorial mini boss for sekiro was a literal pushover, and you can lose to genichiro.
This guy plays LIFE on hard mode, why would he need an easy mode for a video game? Thoroughly enjoyed watching you wreck that monk 💪🏻
Stolen comment ^^
Miguel Angel From whom? I watched the video and commented.
Daryl Caruthers I genuinely didn’t read any of the comments before I posted my own, believe me or don’t, whatever.
Lmao ignore the sheep that thinks that only one person can have an orignal thought
jerome ervin Amen brother 🙏🏻
People think Sekiro is too hard
Quadriplegic: hold my beer, no really hold my beer or I’m gonna drop it.
Lol!
Was it bad that I was going to make a comment about asking people to grow a spine?
“Games need easy mode cus the disabled-“
*journalist sees this*
*”Y E A H B U T-“*
there are other disabilites and other valid reasons
@@anna-flora999 You can't say things like that and not share. It defeats the purpose of even having said anything. Non-elaboration is a cop out makes others assume your ignorance.
@@Mickster398 time constraints, people being more interested in the world building than the combat, hearing impairments, Alzheimer's, ADHD, Parkinson's, MS, Huntington's...
johannes Schenker None of these are valid reasons to make an easy mode. They either have no effect on gameplay or are too insignificant to completely rework a single game to make it accessible for a small group of people. Besides, how the fuck does Alzheimers or hearing impairments make the game harder, anyway?
johannes Schenker dawg a person with Alzheimer’s is going to struggle with any fucking game
This is what "git gud" looks like when put into practice
No the boss needs to git gud
You beat not only the boss, but "journalists". You grew. You improved. You didn't take a shortcut and gained everything. You experienced a glorious victory. Everything was risked and everything was gained. It's great to see journalists get btfo.
Why is this not top comment?
I kinda never understood why that comment to the cheating journalist, became a copypasta.
Sure, it might have been a bit over pretentious but, it's not like the point it was raising was objectively wrong.
@@heroofkokoto4707 No ome said it was wrong my dude, it was just really memeable. 😀
@@heroofkokoto4707 because it was about a fucking video game and hyper hypocritical.
We as gamers scream for both the ability to adjust games to our settings and for games to be exactly the way they are when it comes to a percieved "skill challenge".
The guy modded his game. Everyone on pc mods their games. The modding community has been thriving for decades now andthe right of gamers to modify software they own for their own entertainment has been vehemently defended...
Until you bring up seikiro and then suddenly everyone is all about "purity" and "respecting the developer's vision". If you believe that then you need to be an ardant supporter of every bullshit microtransaction scheme placed in a game.
Easy modes hurt no one in single player titles. Wishing for things to change and taking advantage of the ability to modify our experiences to our particular palletes is par the course and has been long before the first video game.
The only caveat I think Id add is its totally okay to wish for something to change, its not okay to scream and throw tantrums to demand what amounts to a completely harmless change. People should talk to the developers but understand ultimately, something such as difficulty modes are developer discretion. But to bring up the very fact you're not happy about a lack of difficulty modes is not in and of itself wrong nor should it be treated as a mark of shame.
That's just stupid beyond stupidity.
SHINOBI EXECUTION IN THE REAL LIFE
You're a legend man. The hero we don't deserve...
Video footage of God defeating Satan, year unknown.
Seriously now, you're a warrior dude, good job.
More like an actual gamer wiping the floor with whiny game "journalists".
@@MeltonCrest makes sense that the writers are filled with bugs and are seemingly unkillable
Damn good job my man. A great show of determination and perseverance. Honestly want see how well you did through out the game considering I have full usage of hands and I'm getting my ass stomped.
Kind of like learning a new instrument like the Piano. Extremely hard at first. But if you practice for hours everyday, and that’s all you do. Your going to Master it eventually. Same with extremely hard games. Just have to keep at it.
Truer words have never been spoken.
I don't wanna hear no more excuses from anybody
Easy Mode Supporters: "B-But what about disabled people??!! STOP DISRESPECTING DISABLED PEOPLE"
Disabled People: *Show that they dont care about easy mode by being amazing at the game regardless*
Easy Mode Supporters: "Um...WHAT ABOUT PETS?!" SO DISRESPECTFUL!"
Facts this shit is too fun as it is. I understand why people who just don’t play games would want an easy mode but nobody can deny having a mode where there’s no challenge would kinda just ruin the game. If I was a newcomer to games and saw an easy mode id play it and the game would never be as satisfying
This doesn't prove anything to me not a single person has been able to give me a legitimate reason for an optional easy mode. And when I say legitimate reason I'm not talkin about one of those it's not what the developers wanted. That's the same excuse adults give to children when they tell the child they can't do something but don't have her actual reason for saying it it always come down to a because I said so.
@@Grimjr7 Well its your problem if you dont accept their reasons. Maybe be a bit more open to other opinions?
The thing is that not only do the devs not want a easy mode, but neither do the fans. Those who want an easy mode are the ones not involved with thw games because of its difficulty.
The entire point of the Soulslike games is to be difficult and mercyless. Adding an easy is just gonna make it look awkward.
So just install a Mod to make it easy, if its really that much of a problem for you. ♡
You mean you wanna hear some excuses from anybody?
He's not even playing with the adaptive controller! Impressive.
6:18 Holy shit did anybody else have a mini heart attack thinking he was gonna jump off of the bridge? WHHEEEWW.
autotuned duck I actually did.
Lol, me, I felt fucking satidfied when he didn't fall.
That's a weird flex. Chill bro
he would've been fine
once I realized jumping off the bridge skips the phantom phase, I always intentionally jumped off
Yep
I'm honestly impressed, you fought all of her phases without using stealth deathblows on her first two phases.
Amazing job, the best part about this is you actually made it this far while the people who complained about having easier difficulties can't even get past the Chained Ogre or Lady Butterfly.
Rohan Kishibe and 『Heaven's Door』
Hey Rohan! Fellow sbfp fan here, recognize you from the comments.
Just wanted to say that, while I havn't gotten to play Sekiro yet, I have beaten Dark Souls, DS3, and Bloodborne, so I think I qualify as a big enough fan of the series to give my opinion?
The Soulsbourne series has always had a big "gatekeeping" problem, ("git gud," people yelling at Woolie for playing the game wrong, etc.) and comments like this, dismissing criticisms of this series as coming solely from people who are bad at the game, really reeks of that.
I just want to say, people experience games differently. While you and I might primarily play these games for the challenge, there are others who play them for the story, or for the world, or just because they want to warch the blood fly as they bash ugly monsters. The challenge doesn't have to be there for it to be Souls.
Hell, I can't remember where, (I think it was in a ds3 stream?) but Plague once said something to this effect while describing his problems with ds3, that the community and Miyazaki had gotten too obsessed with the difficulty of the series as it's defining trait, to the detriment of the other aspects of the games.
@@gavinmagness9009 Funny enough, I've never beat any Soulsborne games. I have heard that veteral Souls players found this to be way harder but it's always attributed with the reason that they're "playing it like a Souls game" or "Souls reflexes" or something along those lines.
And the thing is, I've always envied people who makes Souls games look easy, Woolie and Pat certainly made it look as such in a lot of places, but I've never really wished for an easy mode because I can't do it as good. The thing is, this isn't really some Arcade-hard or European Extreme difficulty we're talking about. This is the set difficulty for all people playing the game.
I've Platinum'd Sekiro last night, ended on NG+4 and I've had more than a few parts where I was frustrated, especially with the final boss, I never found a proper beat with the boss' second and third phase with the spear but got lucky enough to beat him. I'm now interested in giving the other Souls game a shot when I can because the thing that alwyas put me off on it was that I never did it as good as the other people I've seen.
I know Git Gud is used more as an insult nowadays but its also an honest advice, not from an insulting standpoint but because the game wants you to do better. A lot of those "game guides" or "easy way to beat" or "No Hit Runs" aren't gods, I'm positive they've had a million tries where they ate shit before finally landing that perfect attempt.
And your thoughts and experiences are perfectly valid, I just take issue with the idea that everyone needs to experience the game in that particular way. I just can't see why more options to play the game would hurt.
@@gavinmagness9009 But the thing is, I don't know how they could make this game any easier. It doesn't really rely on a numbers game as much as Soulsborne does, it's more of an action game than an RPG. The game is very centered around skills rather than upping your numbers.
Do you want them to do nothing while you hit them? Because that's usually what easy mode does, and by that point you'll probably just get bored of the game because the enemies pose so little threat that they become target practice than actual challenges.
hmm...I suppose if an easy mode would be hard enough to implement that the devs believe the resources would be better used elsewhere, than I can understand that decision.
That doesn't invalidate the opinions of people who want one, though.
Wow, I've never seen a media narrative get destroyed in such a brutal manner!
Erlaxis what about cup head being the next dark souls really a hard game to move out of the way of projectiles it’s not easy but damn only idiots would say it’s like dark souls dark souls is punishment for the ignorant
@@feritperliare2890 Can you say that again, but in english?
You shouldn't assume all all injuries are the same also this game is the friendlies out of all the souls games
No delay theres a practice mode and you start on easy mode
If anything this proves the narrative
@@00ironskull lmao. No, it doesn't. The narrative is all about whining for an easy mode. This video throws shit at all the gaming journos that cry baby tears.
@@plainsundae the game has an easy mode what are you talkin about you start on the easiest difficulty
Simply amazing. You are the spirit of FromSoftware games. Pure perseverance.
You know you can cheese that boss so fucking easily.
@@gabrielmelnik6796 not anyomore, the patched that
@@gabrielmelnik6796 Got patched buckaroo
I think Im wrote this comment :p
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6:18 that was a real nail biter, i died more than i want to admit by jumping off the bridge
*that was super close*
He responded immediately and got right back into it. A mark of a hardcore gamer.
Journalists only want an easy mode so they can claim they aren't garbage at video games and therefore have a right to be reviewing them.
If you cannot struggle through a challenge you do not deserve to be called a games journalist.
YOU HAVE NO HONOR
How is being good at games relevant to reviewing them? You can be ass and still recognize their values.
Having lived through the age of quarters, I don't appreciate oversaturated difficulty, myself.
Everyone loves dark souls, and I've beaten everything fromsoft puts out, but that doesn't mean there isn't absolute bullshit laden everywhere in their titles.
Sekiro is a good game because it does rely on pattern recognition more than anything. Very few times are you getting killed by absolute bullshit.
@@Jared_Is_Near
Question: How is being good at games relevant to reviewing them?
Answer: When you're good at something you begin to appreciate it's finer details more than when you began
Think Gordan Ramsay lol
How is being good at cooking relevant to reviewing restaurants etc
*Jared X* you can’t recognize the value of a story if you can’t see it you can’t value game mechanics if you have no clue how to use them you can’t comment on any fight when you die to first level scrubs you can’t review something when you saw only a tenth at best of what it is
Some games literally have a "just show me the story" mode where there's pretty much no combat at all so u can take in the scenery and watch the cutscenes.
Everyone: this person is amazing at playing sekiro.
Gaming journalists: *HE GOT HIT SEVERAL TIMES! THIS. NEEDS. AN. EASY. MODE!!!*
did he say that? really?
Watch him do a no hit run playthrough one day and baffle everyone
I wouldn't be shocked if that would be the case.. Since they don't play video games them selves, they don't get that it is the 1% of gamers who can beat a souls like boss, hell almost any game, without being hit.
I wouldn't be surprised either if this guy could actually do it at some point as well XD I mean, he's already playing better then a good chunk of normal-bodied people XD
What journalists dont realize is that I've died at least 10 time from this boss and I'm not even close to being disabled
@@LoveToSpootch even so, nobody said it. The joke is funny, but It's kind of a strawman, nonetheless
Mate you should be seriously proud of not letting any disabilities hold you back. Keep on doing great, you're a fookin legend
Game journalist: As you can clearly see folks, this game is waay too hard, and we should give our disabled friends some pity so they can beat--
*Katana through the chest, game journalist collapses*
///SHINOBI EXECUTION\\\
Limitlessquad: (L1 dance)
Microsoft should ship this guy a free Xbox Adaptive Controller, because this guy deserves it and earns so much respect from me
This^
Th^is
DamuEmran I assumed that that was what he was using in the video, since it is blocky and has the black in white controls
AGREE!
@@walkermorales337
@@walkermorales337 I dont think this is. I think that's a normal controller. Which makes this kid 10x more badass than anyone that ever played a fuckin videogame.. ever. lol
As someone who totally sucks at Sekiro, my respect and admiration to you is infinite. Teach me Master....
as someone who is NOT a paraplegic, there are a lot of ways to get better at sekiro. i dont think that he would be able to teach you because he learned in a way different from everybody else. that doesnt mean hes any worse, some people would say that even though hes not a pro, he has more skill than most of the pros out there. as for getting better at the game, just keep at it. practice practice practice. and even if it feels like you’re never gonna beat that boss, remember that even if you’re dying 100 times you’re always learning. for me personally, i felt “the click” while fighting lady butterfly. hope this helps and good luck with your sekiro journey :D
Ventium Gaming ahh the glorious click, I’m honestly surprised that I heated lady butterfly so early, but goddamn did I feel like a master shinobi by the end of it
@@2based162 I just cheesed her, all you have to do is attack, then sidestep over and over, dodging attacks when you need to and running when she uses her illusions.
Sekiro: Press Buttons to not Die
lol this is why i didnt buy the game i knew that game not for me i would be so frustrated and pissed off during the game lmao...saved me my money. but days gone is my type of game
@Limitlessquad You are much better in this game than I am by miles. I played Sekiro for over 100 hours and I have yet to beat the final boss. I spent over 9 minutes beating the Corrupted Monk and over 30 tries, where I had difficulties parrying and dodging. I am going to try to beat the final boss even though I struggled a lot. Props to you for beating the Corrupted Monk in a more impressive fashion. Great work!
Seriously, some of these journalists need to simply play the game without making any assumptions and invest time playing the game for hours before making a review. Sekiro does not deserve an easy mode. I nearly rage quit against the Snake Eyes mini boss on the bridge and the first Genichiro fight, but I persevered and beat them even though I did some dirty tricks against Snake Eyes by backstabbing and spamming my healing items during the Genichiro fight. Any players even with disabilities can beat this game without having an easy mode. The name of the game is perseverance and dedication. Limitlessquad truly demonstrated skill, perseverance, and dedication and he deserves a standing ovation here.
Nice man It doesn't matter how you done it as long as you feel good beating it. Keep trying the final boss you'll beat him it took me over 50 tries on my first playthrough but eventually got him I uploaded too
@@Limitlessquad I finally this guy after 6 days of being constantly destroyed. This victory gave me the confidence to march to NG+. I earned the Immortal Severance ending and I plan to earn the other endings in the game. I uploaded the fight as well. The journey to NG+ will be a challenge.
This guy just single handedly flexed on all of gaming journalism.
Zero handedly
To be fair, it doesn't take a lot to flex on gaming journalism.
@@alexhartline5707 Nobody remembers Isaac.
I wonder what IGN and other game journalists thought when they saw this video.
Thank you for uploading this video and proving that its okay for games to be hard.
The IGN piece was written by a disabled gamer.
They probably ignored this video as it shows they are full of bs like 99% of all game journalists are.
I doubt there would be much thought.. I mean, It's hard enough for them already to not make too many grammar mistakes, and keep a consistent thought. Their minds would most likely melt if they had to rethink their narrative.
What an absolute unit this dude is. Complete respect towards him
We know it’s a hard game... so why buy it if you want it to be easy?
So that you can review it in a short period of time even though you have very limited experience with video games in general. *cough cough* most "gaming" journos *cough*
You are a true champion! Your dedication is a lesson to everyone of us.
You're a legend dude, seriously gud shite. 10/10 video.
Great job dude! As a fellow disabled person(one of my hands is "underdeveloped") I love it when I see others persevere.
disabled gamers should represent themselves and not by these lame-ass journalists and virtue signalling fools. this is awesome
Yes! Thank you!
Uhhhh the job of the journalist is to provide a voice for people who are overlooked. Why not just appreciate what journalists do instead of accusing them of 'virtue signalling', a term in which you're using wrong anyway.
@@zanemob1429 I used to believe that too until I stopped being a child and realized people can speak for themselves and dont need babied by Californians
@@12345678abracadabra Yes, they are suppose to, but they don't. They only interview and give a voice to those who fit their narrative. If you don't fit, then you don't deserve a voice.
12345678abracadabra wow bro you got some learning to do
Adaptation. Invention. Imagination. Necessity. Perseverance. Strength of Mind and Will.
These are the essences that will push humanity to the future. Thank you for the video.
Ok, calm down, Democritus, this champ of a guy just beat a boss in sekiro to prove that the game doesn't need an easy mode, not to stop world hunger
Fuck off
@@framerate3003 the game has an easy mode what do you mean
Also those are the traits of a great shinobi, which this dude clearly is lol
That’s pretty neat gamer.
The argument for an easy mode has never really been about disabilities or inclusion. People just can't be bothered to put any effort into the game but still want to be rewarded. They call everyone saying there shouldn't be an easy mode entitled, but what could be more entitled than demanding something bend over backward for you just because you don't care enough to try?
It's really gaming journalist who just want to finish the game quicker so they can put out an article.
No but irresponsible gaming journalists specifically demanded an easy mode for the sake of “disabled” players, and a disabled answered with this video.
It is a video game ffs. People play them to have fun in the end. There are certainly creative ways to come up with an easy mode without reducing the core enjoyment you get from the excellent game mechanics of Sekiro. For example, having more revivals or more health so it still takes skill to beat the bosses while making the game less punishing for players' every mistake. It is irrelevant to claim with enough dedication or time any type of person can play these games or how much pride and accomplishment you feel from beating the game normally that's not the point. In original Demon Souls, summoning was certainly a creative tool for players to deal with the game's difficulty in a different way and that system persisted until Dark Souls 3. I mean, how many people actually beat Ornstein & Smough by themselves in Dark Souls 1? The larger percentage no doubt got help from phantoms and there is nothing wrong with that if you got to see the ending that way. It is all about the enjoyment we get from these games in the end. So I disagree that it is entitled to demand an easy mode but at the same time Fromsoft, of course, doesn't have to oblige with any such demand. That being said, I am 99% sure a lot more people would enjoy their games that way and this is coming from someone who already enjoys all these games from Demon Soul's to DS 1-3 to Bloodborne and first played through them without summoning any help.
@@weaverquest
It is a video game ffs. If you dont enjoy it, then the game is not for you. Interested in story? Go youtube. Simple
@@weaverquest overcoming the challenge without relying on other people or crutches is the main meat of the fun, dummy.
Someone, please send this to the crybaby game journalists.
Yes! Because we all know they are an evil cabal of villains that share the very same e-mail adress!!
Please stop. You're only bringing shame onto yourself.
@@blipboigilgamesh7865 quit white knighting, it makes you look like a tool.
"Game journalists" (which they actually aren't, they're idiots/failures with a megaphone) claimed sekiro was "too hard and needs an easy mode for disabled people", which anyone with half a braincell could tell you that this is a souls style game, which is meant to test your abilities to read an enemy and how well you know the mechanics. It's the same as saying that "borderlands 2 has too many different guns and thus is too difficult." Or "persona 5 has too many mechanics and is thus unplayable." They complained that dmc 5 had no music, but everyone else who played the game loved how the game made the song more epic the better you played. The reason gamers hate "journalists" is because they cant play games and are pushing an agenda, which is annoying.
@@blipboigilgamesh7865 >defending game journos
bro look at dis dood
blipboi gilgamesh
t. game “”””journalist””””
raditzace why am I not surprised someone who can’t even make a proper analogy thinks a anecdotes is relevant in any way
Honestly I think there's a conversation to be had about how to better make games accessible to disabled people, the debate over an easy mode is just an oversimplification of the idea.
That's a sensible comment
I agree. I hope Sony and Nintendo follow suit.
Maybe a controller that is more catered to them
Axe Alondre yeah because usually an easy mode won't fix the issue because that doesn't make people magically able to see certain color or hear certain sounds or hold a controller
I feel Microsoft's move towards accessible controllers is the way to go
Don't forget, it's not about you, it's about using you and people like you as a shield to say what they're too cowardly to admit.
"This disabled guy...he is a big guy and need an easy mode"
"For you..."
The people who complain about Sekiro are the people who skipped every enemy and only fought NPCs in dark souls.
Haha! But what about the bosses?
@@PopADoseYo 3 years too late of a reply, but for bosses, those people relied on summons and let the summons solo the boss without doing an ounce of damage.
Sekiro doesn't have summons. It gives game journalists no crutch to rely on. :P
NOT EVEN USING A MICROSOFT MODULAR CONTROLLER?!?
What an unstoppable legend.
This shows why determination > physical anything. You put these game journalists to shame, and I would love to see you do game reviews in their stead. Excellent work man.
This dude is legit better than me and I'm not disabled. I bet he felt better than all of us when he defeated her, proving that the harder you work, the better you'll feel. Good job bro.
You are the man! Not even trough cheesing at least one of the phases, wich is something I cant say.
This feels like a personal attack towards me. I died like 50 times to this boss!
Mr Bare Foot Bogan well the journalists wrote about the game even though they didn’t even realize how to block so they never got to this boss so you are more qualified at game journalism than those shits
I beat corrupted monk with just 1 attempt. The game is easy asf. This disabled guy is probably laughing at all of the people who died many times in the game
@@lapsedilationdrive3943 Odd flex but ok
@@copenwiththestress3732 why? Because they are clearly filthy casuals out there who still complained that the game is hard and they demanded the developers to make an easy mode. Ive seen reddit forums with these kind of people arguing shit just to cater to their snowflake's demands.
Git gud or they can just stfu and play other games
@@lapsedilationdrive3943 Didnt ask but ok
The quadraplegic is the journalist, not in body, but in will and perseverance.
If it's the journalist I'm thinking of, he still beat the game.
@@Jared_Is_Near you mean the "gamer" who writes reviews about games he plays for a living, not an actual journalist. I highly doubt any of the writers at IGN have a degree for journalism, as all actual journalists who are real journalists, and can be called journalists, have.
You are the antithesis of everything game journos believe, and I want you to know you have my immediate respect. Crippled in body, yet indefatigable in spirit, you absolute mad lad.
This guy reminds me of Brolylegs. Another disabled gamer who can kick ass. He beat LTG; and competited at fighting game tourinments with nothing but a controler and his mouth.
#getgoodjornalists
Mine Flameblade i remember someone getting mad that he beat them lmao.
You dont even need to play the game to beat LTG, he just quits before it starts half the time lmao
LTG is a fat omegalul
this warrior can defeat a demon despite he has disadvantage...what's your excuse Dave Thier?
Dave Thier's disadvantage is that of the mind. He makes actual mental disabled people look not mentally disabled.
Screw easy mode, it's ment to be hard. Also this dude is a legend.
Arthur Morgan “screw options that would allow others to enjoy a game”
This is unironically your take
You Are It’s meant to be a hard game about overcoming difficulties and improving. Take away the difficulty and you’re kinda nullifying the point of The Souls games.
@@disappointedfather5218 You're exactly right.
@@disappointedfather5218 A game is meant for whatever you want it to be. I could be playing it for the story mode.
" Take away the difficulty and you’re kinda nullifying the point of The Souls games."
Or I could be playing for the story, to kill time, because I find the mechanics fun, or a lesser challenge is still fun? You understand that the reason you play these games isn't law right?
Also I've made my previous comment several times and yet EVERY time (so far) someone like you has commented you've given me a non sequitur.
@@youare5907 you aren't wrong but the main point of interest for the souls series to people is how hard it is, I am not good at the games at all so I just don't play them and I don't want them to take away other people's fun just because I am not good at something. Making everything easier the second you find a challenge means you don't grow as a person and you aren't getting any better at the game. Also you are correct that games can be played how you want to play them but on the other hand when designing a game the people making them have a clear image for what game they want to make and how they want others to play said game, it just happens that the makers of the souls series wanted to make a hard game.
I keep telling people. There's nothing disrespectful about the absence of an easy mode.
Disrespect is adding an easy mode out of pity for the player.
True respect is pushing the player further, saying "I know it's hard, but I know you can do it."
Hell yeah brother. As a Soulsborne streamer who went into this game and got his ass kicked often, I know how tough some of these fights are, and overcoming is such a satisfying feeling. You kicked ass and I’m glad to toss you a follow, keep up the good work and don’t let anyone slow you down or make excuses 🤘🏻
Slow him down pff this dude is a beast shit hes real as fuck i watched this 3 times for tips and timing and just the shear bad ass player
Oooh wow, i must say im impressed, im dísabled too, ( hemiparesis) and i ve bien,playng sekiro, but this is incredible ,i.m inspiren now , imma git gud
Best of luck
Seems like you're fine with playing a guitar while jumping around.
@@모리스-b9y haha id love to be able to that, but im not the one playng guitar on those vids, thats a friendd and asociate on our channel, im the one with long hair and glasses, hwo makrd ""analysis" anime videos
Game journalists hate him. See how this quadriplegic man beat Sekiro without an easy mode
You are an absolute legend. This proves that everyone complaining and begging for an easy mode are just lazy and don’t want to learn how to persevere through a challenge. Great job man.
This is awesome man, way to not let your handicap hinder you from enjoying life as a gamer. Glad this video is blowing up, you deserve a spotlight
As I have said over and over again, you do not need it to fundamentally change a game to make it accessible for disabled players. All that disabled players need is the right tools ( aka controllers )
that journalist that said there needs to be an "easy" mode just got BTFO hard
Good shit.
Haven’t gotten there yet but his phantom pushed my shit in a couple of times
6:15 When you almost jumped to death, I was like: "Noooooooo. Wait. YES, KEEP GOING."
Haha, you're amazing, man. I'm know I'm late for this video and the hole thing about the "easy mode" because I just finished the game but still, you fought so well that I almost forgot that you're disabled. Great vid, great fight. You are incredible.
Nothing but respect. You deserve nothing less than that and only better.
AMAZING. INSPIRING. Thank you!
That Disabled quadriplegic is a TRUE SHINOBI !!! RESPECT BRO !!! (kneel)
Plot twist:
He is legend27
Nobody:
Game Jouranlists: Sekiro disrespects disabled ppl and us 😭😭
Disabled ppl: kills boss late
Game Journalists : wait that's illegal
The true disability is being game journalist, not being disabled.
Being journalist condemns you to disability eternally, a disabled person might well be able to adapt, and overcome his/her weakness.
I don't see a desabled person here.
All I see is a brave individual and a true gamer adapting and not asking for fucking handouts.
Kudos on you my dude, I trully wish you the best.
P.S. There is no greater disability than being a keyboard journalist.
Damn dude, you are my hero now.
At last someone proved gaming """journalists""" are worse at games than disabled person. You are amazing!
That was intense man. Great job!
Just because you buy a product does not entitle you to be good at it or to be fed the enjoyment. You bought the product you find your enjoyment don’t ask the creator to change it because it’s not for you
So awesome dude. Hope you keep posting content, you've got a fan here.
When people say they don't have the reaction speed to play hard games, they just don't know that real skilled people flex their brains more than they do their physical superiority.
There's no better proof to this than people with real physical disabilities putting these self proclaimed "game journalists" to shame.
Or maybe their not wrong. They don't have what it takes to play hard games actually just meant they're too dumb for it.
Nah, we live in a society where people want to have their cake and eat it too. They often cry about game elitism and gate-keeping but nothing is stopping them from actually learning the strategies behind certain bosses. Literally nothing is saying you specifically can't, to put in the time if stuck somewhere. We all have those moments, and it's nothing to feel bad about. However, just because you *wish* there was an easy mode, doesn't mean you're entitled to it EVEN if you're a consumer and acting like the customer is always right.
Granted, I get it, games are a form of release and can be accessible to a vast array of audience; but they can also be a challenge, and I feel people confuse the satisfaction of difficulty with the frustration of being ridiculed to not even caring; or worse, a sort of gate-keeping. I can get that aspect, but downright assuming that people with actual disabilities want the same easy way out is a stupid reason and undermines their entire argument and seeing people spout it means they have no actual understanding of the fact that: If a person wants to do something, it'll get done if they know it in their mind, blood, and heart that they want it done. It's amazing, but not everyone has what it takes.
@@CreationsFlare Yes, but that cake is a lie.
This video should be mandatory for all game journalists to watch before they write any review about games being too hard.
Gaming equivalent of using Nick Vujicic as a some sort of moral blackmail for anyone who struggles with every day life affairs.
Took the words right out of my... Fingers?
I'm a bit skeptical about pointing out those people who have it really hard and saying "you pussy, you look at him, why u no do all the stuff while he can?". Sure they have it hard, but if someone not disabled struggles with life, it means there might be a reason. Everyone has flaws. And those like Vujicic have no other choice but try his hardest. I believe 90% of people would be like him with his disabilities. Because it's all he has ever known.
This situation is more complex then public wants to believe. It's romanticized. I never judge anyone who complaines with seemingly minor stuff. Had some struggles myself and I know all the reasons.
I have nothing but respect to you mate! god bless!
Proof that game journalists rush their reviews
The legend him self showing a glimpse of his amazing power.
Gamers - 1
Journalists - 0
Nice job, dude! I hope you're enjoying the game!
Gamers- 784
Journalists- -26
from software respects its players because they know that they are strong, and they know that they can beat their games.
Respect my dude!!! You are embodiment of skills acquired when you put your mind into it!
Honestly man you have my full respect. You are better than me lol. You and Quadnick (another quadriplegic RUclipsr) will forever be absolute gaming legends.
Hell yeah! That's what I'm talking about. Adapt and overcome. Bravo Good Sir, Bravo.
Gaming journalists: *crickets*
38 dislikes are IGN employees. Good job. I'm glad people don't back down from a challenge and i hope you enjoyed the game.
We will never give up man ...you are my inspiration
You just got a follower. Amazing play!
watching and completely forgot this mans is disabled lol
Not even using a death blow from a branch to cheese the second stage,.... How his blood boils!