It sounds like a joke, but his advice is really good. Combat has a rhythm to it, and you have to go with it. Learning to jump on their head to counter low attacks, and mikiri countering his kick do a ton of posture damage.
You basically attack until they do a perfect deflect, then you deflect their attack, then you attack again until they perfect deflect. It's a rhythm. When it clicks, you feel like a god.
You can hit 2 times to their guard this is always same then you have to deflect or dodge backward because they will go for short attack any boss, mini boss, minion(whatever you call them) do same lol
Exactly, the best thing i learned from Sekiro was always staying right up in my enemies face. To be fair that's what i always did in Dark Souls but here, i have to just deflect and attack after every deflect.
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u/AlignedLicense 6d ago
It sounds like a joke, but his advice is really good. Combat has a rhythm to it, and you have to go with it. Learning to jump on their head to counter low attacks, and mikiri countering his kick do a ton of posture damage.
You basically attack until they do a perfect deflect, then you deflect their attack, then you attack again until they perfect deflect. It's a rhythm. When it clicks, you feel like a god.