Lambach
Arcane
one of the hardest bosses in Sekiro, Genichiro, Way of Twatmoe:
Not even remotely close, my negro.
Genichiro is roughly a check of basic competence in the game. A filter, if you will.
one of the hardest bosses in Sekiro, Genichiro, Way of Twatmoe:
one of the hardest bosses in Sekiro, Genichiro, Way of Twatmoe:
Not even remotely close, my negro.
Genichiro is roughly a check of basic competence in the game. A filter, if you will.
Wait is that just regular Genichiro, not the one with altered move set?
I mean I did rage at him on my first run, but I was playing like idiot then.
Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
You've got this weird super power where I'm always able to feel the saltiness of your tears through my monitor. It's crazy.Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
Reminder of the Popamoler's modus operandi:You've got this weird super power where I'm always able to feel the saltiness of your tears through my monitor. It's crazy.Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
You said he's one of the hardest bosses in Sekiro, you were wrong. Our autism demands that you be corrected.
This is what I missed about you guys, my video game awesomeness make you all so deliciously butthurt...
Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
You said he's one of the hardest bosses in Sekiro, you were wrong. Our autism demands that you be corrected.
Let's see, let's do a quick google search: "hardest bosses in sekiro"
1st result: https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/5-hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked - Genichiro at 5th spot
2nd result: https://www.cbr.com/hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked/ - Genichiro at 4th spot
Porky 5,000: Autists 0
You're probably right. Please show us when you complete the game so we can admire your mastery and skills.This is what I missed about you guys, my video game awesomeness make you all so deliciously butthurt...
Typical internet hero response: "I died 400 times to Genichiro on my first playthrough, but now that I've played Sekiro 20 times, this dude is easy af..."
You said he's one of the hardest bosses in Sekiro, you were wrong. Our autism demands that you be corrected.
Let's see, let's do a quick google search: "hardest bosses in sekiro"
1st result: https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/5-hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked - Genichiro at 5th spot
2nd result: https://www.cbr.com/hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked/ - Genichiro at 4th spot
Porky 5,000: Autists 0
Funny enough Sekiro made me think I'd gotten slow when I played it but now I'm playing Nioh 2 I don't think I actually had in retrospect. Just wasn't clicking with or enjoying rote learning enemy movesets. Felt like homework. Struggled to the end but never mastered it.It's definitely the pattern recognition and repetition that makes you strong and not the reflexes. I agree.I think the reality is that there's very few attacks in the entire game that actually demand superhuman reflexes, but what causes most normal humans to face difficulties is precisely that button mashing. I don't think your reflexes have gotten measurably better compared to before, but rather that your brain has to spend less time analyzing and finding the correct response to what's happening on screen.more about stopping myself panic mashing buttons.
Also, I think most people get better at the game through unconsciously absorbing the timing of various threats, to the point that you unconsciously know that that sword is coming down 0.5 seconds after beeing lifted up and thus know when to press L1 to parry it rather than actually reacting to when you see the sword actually coming down. Which is why new enemies with differently timed attacks can often throw us for a loop, we never really developped better reflexes, we just learned to fight other enemies through rote memorisation.
TLDR: You got gud, but not because of reflexes.
Naw, like Multi and Lambach said it's a basic competence check and designed to foster the correct mindset for the game i.e. deflecting and most importantly agressiveness, he is much harder if you try to take a passive aproach a la DS. It's relatively hard for players because it's the first real boss, but if we're dragging relativity into this he is easy relative to most following bosses. It's like saying cutting steak with your spoon is hard, so cutting steak is hard, then Genichiro urges you to use a knife. Those lists are retarded.1st result: https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/5-hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked - Genichiro at 5th spot
2nd result: https://www.cbr.com/hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked/ - Genichiro at 4th spot
Every time I assume this guy has already peaked and is getting boring, he does something like quoting online articles from the notoriously authoritative sources CBRDOTCOM and SPORTSKEEDA AND HE PULLS ME BACK IN.1st result: https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/5-hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked - Genichiro at 5th spot
2nd result: https://www.cbr.com/hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked/ - Genichiro at 4th spot
I found that forcing myself to try and beat bosses each time i lost was counterproductive : i just became frustrated and began to "learn" my mistakes, whereas two or three tries and then doing something else altogether yielded vastly better results.My favourite in FromSoft Souls games is when you have been trying to beat that seemingly impossible boss for hours, and in your final successful attempt you manage to do it with minimal effort, and you can't quite understand what it was that you found so difficult about him in the first place...
I found that forcing myself to try and beat bosses each time i lost was counterproductive : i just became frustrated and began to "learn" my mistakes, whereas two or three tries and then doing something else altogether yielded vastly better results.
Every time I assume this guy has already peaked and is getting boring, he does something like quoting online articles from the notoriously authoritative sources CBRDOTCOM and SPORTSKEEDA AND HE PULLS ME BACK IN.1st result: https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/5-hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked - Genichiro at 5th spot
2nd result: https://www.cbr.com/hardest-bosses-sekiro-ranked/ - Genichiro at 4th spot
Porktalk aside, I'm glad you're giving Sekiro a try. What's your opinion on the game so far?