So what did you think about the game overall?

depends early game mid or late game? i dont know early but mid and late these are the best
MID
youtube.com/watch?v=s4zGx3d0oNY
LATE
youtube.com/watch?v=vyLnuuLprDM

that late game one looks good. i just wanna get the fucking dragon mask fragment

Didn't like the game
Hardest boss was the final grandpa sword/spear/gun faggot
Not bothering to ever play again. Did not enjoy any part of the game.

then why did you keep playing it

Yeah let me just flush $60 down the toilet.

>keep eating something you hate because you paid for it
You could've refunded, dumbass.

>he buys his games

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I don't own the game cus I can't justify spending £50, but I'm gonna post in this thread because fuck you guys
I bought Kingdom Come Deliverance last night though because of sales and I'm really enjoying it

liked it but way not enough to bother with ng+
probably the first from soft i wont

The game came out a week ago bruh, so it looks like they do.

Its my second favorite game of all time. It feels like this game was made for me. I think if you're the kind of person who does SL1 runs in Souls games you're going to enjoy Sekiro a lot, whereas if youre the kind of person who obsessed over builds you're not going to like it as much. I'm in the former category so I fucking loved it. The game was so much more demanding than the other games but also had more variety in the amount of things that you could do. Pretty much every tool was useful and I found myself switching between them a lot. (firecrackers are way too fucking good though and need a nerf) Combat arts definitely need a few rounds of balance patches but there are a few that are really good like Ichimonji, High monk, Praying strikes, and shadowrush. Theres a few others that are okay but those are the main ones that I think are actually worth using. The enemy design was so much better than their other games its not even funny. Non-boss enemies pose so much more of a threat now, and as a result they are much more engaging to actually fight. I often find myself just running through zones I've already completed killing everything with all of my different gadgets just for the fuck of it. Theres fewer main bosses overall but literally only one of them is lackluster, all of the others are either good, great or fucking god-tier. The only two gimmick bosses that are here are the best two gimmick bosses from has ever made. Sekiro to me is the definition of quality over quantity.

>Who was your personal hardest boss?
Saint Isshin by far, followed up by Owl 2

>Are you even going to bother with NG+?
Already most of the way through without Kuros charm. Dunno if I'm gonna go to NG++ right now I'll probably just switch back to NG for my next game.

Love it, completing a NG+4 run with the charm debuff atm, just got past Owl (Padre). Damage values are getting pretty crazy already so I think this will be my last run, but this game is a masterpiece and I'd be all over a sequel/DLC.

he's got the moonlight...coat-rack?

Low iq

>So what did you think about the game overall?
It's alright.
>Who was your personal hardest boss?
I don't know, I didn't really care because the bosses felt pretty much the same due to the game's nature which is frustrating/annoying. By the time I defeat bosses, it felt like I played the game for the 30th time. Everytime I defeated a boss, I didn't feel much. I really don't see the sense of accomplishment many seem to feel but sometimes I feel those people just want to stroke their egos.
>Are you even going to bother with NG+?
For the different endings, yeah.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-Branched_Sword

Because if he wouldn't have finished it, the defense squad would point out that he didn't finish it and thus his opinion is invalid

That's obviously a cactus, idiot.