The hell is an "alot" and why do you keep talking about one? Word doesnt exist.

Thanks! I actually didn't forget about cancelling the enemies' attacks by blocking. At 2:40 I talk about it briefly. The thing is tho, it actually doesn't require timing or blinking. It's purely based on which attack the enemy uses. Some attacks always cause the enemy to stagger and get interrupted and others will never cause this, no matter how perfectly you time your block. Iron Giants are the only exception to this. They are the only enemy type in the entire game where blinking perfectly with a shield can stagger them. However, this was such a specific case that I chose to leave it out.

Venom Valeth Equip Nixperience Band at level 1 and there you go.

There's a Low level, no license challenge in FF XII which was KRAZY! You can do a no level, no ascension challenge. I dare you to try that, pretty sure that would be hardcore mode.

​@@blue-phoenix115 how annoying. That's not hard just time consuming. As the game is now there's never a place where you have to step back and do other things

Ive 400h how about u? Are u on ps4?

Serj Angelo Ah I thought of that but forgot to add it. I did briefly talk about it in my first RA moveset video, but I should have said that at the start. It doesn't cost MP.

@@asetoniffxv22 lol the photo at the end tho did u drew it ???

@@asetoniffxv22 if u use ring do perfect dodge with rare metal u fo 16k damage btw

Pretty much. Although, it also has to do with balancing problems. Guarding in Dark Souls costs stamina, in Nioh it costs Ki and in FFXV it costs MP. The problem is that once you level up even a little bit, your max MP will skyrocket while phasing costs remain the same (or get even cheaper if you buy some ascension nodes). You can also increase your maximum Ki or Stamina of course, but the game also makes stronger enemies consume those resources more. FFXV's is a good system in concept, it just lacks balancing.

Helo person from 2 years ago. You're probably right. I just got the game cuz it was on sale and I was not having fun with the combat at all but I knew it's because I wasn't playing the way it was meant to be played. I looked up a couple videos and boom, it's starting to click and become much more enjoyable and I can appreciate the uniqueness of the system and then Rhythm.

The timing is pretty tight, but by no means frame perfect. To me, it feels earlier than you might expect. Also make sure that you have the node unlocked and that the fall is high enough to deal damage. And unequip Black Hood if you have it, as that accessory disables Blink.

@@asetoniffxv22 haha I had the black hood equipped. I'll try it out now.

Yeah, you have to actually block the attack by being in the phasing stance (or blinking) and then the counter prompt will show up. If you don't block, you'll just get hit. And yeah, the slow mo is done by the game. I may have edited some clips in the video to make it all clearer, but there is a very noticeable slow motion when the game gives you the counter prompt when you play it.

You roll or warp. When it comes to Ronin's combo, it actually is phaseable. Well, it's supposed to be. It's one of a couple attacks in the game that is glitched where Noctis sometimes cannot phase it. You are supposed to be able to phase it just fine but the pacing of the swings can very often frame trap you on the recovery frame of phasing.

Can you even phase by pressing the button? I've never encountered this issue myself. Maybe your controller is broken?

Thanks for replying. Yes, I can phase and blink. Noct will phase or blink through attacks but I can't get him to roll. Also I use the type B combat so the phase/dodge roll button is L1. Every time I tap or hold L1, Noct just stands there phasing or blinks if there's an attack.

Me too...i cant dodge roll manual...plz help

It's a double tap...

No. Like I said in the video, in order to dodge while attacking you need to time your phase.

The direction an attack comes from is never a factor when it comes to whether you can phase or block them. The only thing that matters is the type of attack the enemy uses. In the Rogue's case, she has several different shuriken throwing attacks. the ones where she throws just small shuriken(s) can always be phased, but in one of her attacks she throws a bigger shuriken that cannot be phased and you have to dodge roll/warp to avoid it.

Asetoni FFXV thanks for the tip. And one more thing, is there a spesific way to know when we won't dodge an attack? Mystic can sometimes hit me during his combos.

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@@asetoniffxv22 damn...im so getting this ability today! And thanks man...ur devotion to this game is insane!

townnet When you blink, Noctis will glow with blue particle effects.

Its not op considering the damage the enemies can do when you got hit.

I've used A for so long, it's ingrained in my my muscle memory. However, I am currently trying to switch to a custom control scheme that was designed by a guy on reddit.

Asetoni FFXV interesting, which control scheme would recommend? A, B or C?

None of them. I don't believe that control scheme matters, it only depends on what you're used to or comfortable with. If I had to rank them, I'd say C > B > A, because in C both attack and defend are shoulder buttons, which allows for more free camera movement, but that is only useful when playing without lock-on. Ultimately, it just doesn't matter.

Even the summons, it prompts you to interact with the summon button but doesn't tell that you actually hold it.