The biggest thing that got me is that falling is not an instant death anymore. Instead, you respawn on whatever surface you fell from with less HP. This will make it way less risky to move around...
The biggest thing that got me is that falling is not an instant death anymore. Instead, you respawn on whatever surface you fell from with less HP. This will make it way less risky to move around the environment quickly, which seems to be where all of the level design is pointing to.
It sounds like anybody who ever wished for a revival of Squaresoft's Bushido Blade is going to get their wish good and hard between Nioh, Sekiro, and Nioh 2.
It sounds like anybody who ever wished for a revival of Squaresoft's Bushido Blade is going to get their wish good and hard between Nioh, Sekiro, and Nioh 2.
The biggest thing that got me is that falling is not an instant death anymore. Instead, you respawn on whatever surface you fell from with less HP. This will make it way less risky to move around the environment quickly, which seems to be where all of the level design is pointing to.
It sounds like anybody who ever wished for a revival of Squaresoft's Bushido Blade is going to get their wish good and hard between Nioh, Sekiro, and Nioh 2.