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But I was saying link up for the link Zelda meme 🤣

And deserved cause it’s a fantastic game, having a great time

its ok

its too much flash no substance

Hellwalker mode at least to me has been so fun, story is probably the weakest part to me cause we’ve seen it a billion times, but love the combat.

im on that too

I really need studios to move on from dedicated parry buttons

The parry has been hard to get into and I don’t know if it’s the window or what qualifies as a right time the game wants it to be pressed.

it makes bosses less appealing cause thats all it is, Parry > stagger deplete> dump> repeat

its the stupid swinging animations he be doing

on block

it screws your perception of if that was a parry or not

The Hunt fight had that issue for me but got mostly the hand of it

I swear tho if you remove the kung fu animations put attacks on r1 and r2 you just have sekiro

the only impact Ive been feeling are from the sub weapons

The [spoiler]drunken master sword[/spoiler] has been fun to play with has been my main since I got it

Though I can only imagine the build potential in the endgame gonna be fun to mess with

More of a action game similar to God of War (2018), has elements of soulslike but not really.

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