I’ll never get tired of seeing those big numbers tbh

He became Damage Incarnate :P Btw - Mitsume with corruption - How ?

@@SlavicWhiteWolf all soul cores of yokais that have different elemental types (for example, Mitsume or those monk with a big tongue) except for oni-bi apply the element of your guardian spirit

@@vladislavgilyov6626 Thanks for the tip - are those the only soul cores ? (big tongue monk is Onyudo)

@@SlavicWhiteWolf i don't remember to be honest, I'm sure about Onyudo (thanks) and Mitsume Yazura

I started Nioh thinking I could just mash my way through. How wrong I was. I nearly gave up on first boss, I think his name is Onyroku, he was on a ship and shackled to iron balls. I thought it was completely unfair and tried so so many times until eventually I got it. I then beat him without taking a single hit. I felt like a real ninja god. Then Hino Enma happened and I got frustrated until I decided that patience was a virtue. I must congratulate the devs for making something seem so impossible but with a bit of preparation and a tactical approach, it's possible to absolutely ruin the bosses with enough practice. It's one of the best games I've ever played because it tests me in so many ways.

Never played the game once.....but i have heard of the difficulty, thus i agree, definitely not a button mash

No it doesn’t 😭

Boy I almost quit fighting the literal first boss gozuki the second enemy encountered. But the combat is so dynamic and engaging I toughed it out another 8hours of death before quitting lol

@@SPEXWISE yeah bro Hino Enma was so difficult idk why

I also have conflicting feelings about it, i feel like there is....too much jaja. But i'm glad that it exist in this state so people like Llama can get a lot of enjoyment out of it. For me i think it would be better if you level up faster and had less difficulties so you could get going with a build on like half of the first playtrough and then go from there. I also really don't like much the loot system itself but that's a personal opinion. I'll come back to Nioh 2 eventually and probably try to do a Itsumade build.

For me, Doom Eternal is tied with Nioh 2 in that department!

@@danielhertel5665 Huh.. I actually found Nioh and Nioh 2 to be much more forgiving than other , "Souls like games." No other game of this genre gives you the nearly as many offensive and defensive options, nor does it give you constant ability to replenish your stamina/ki if you know what you are doing. You have more control over your characters fighting speed and stamina in this game than in any other game of this kind of flavour at least in my opinion. Plus you get an option to use an amrita bank ,"silibar ignot", just incase you are feeling like you could loose control of things. You only get this after your first playthough but its still nice to have that insurance policy. One thing I will take time to complain about is the build making system in general. It was a total mess in Nioh 1, and its still a mess in Nioh 2. WAY too many bonuses for gear and not nearly enough explanation as to what stacks and what doesent. Some things will stack and it will be obvious. Other things wont and you will scratch your head as to why. You could look up some google sheets on this stuff but they are subject to errors as well. Combine that with the fact that everything is so damn RNG dependent and the whole thing just feels like a haphazard event. Making a descent build in this game feels like building a car by going to a local junk yard and scraping together whatever you can find. If I was directing this game, I would give at least some kind of item or scroll that gives you clues as to what stacks, or unlocks some ability for some bonuses to stack. I would also make it so you can use loot to give a specific bonus that you want on your gear. Instead of just constantly spamming the forge button and watching your money go down the drain then save scumming when you dont get what you want. Just my opinion.

The good thing about Nioh is you can make it as difficult or as easy as you want with all the different build possibilities.

@@danielhertel5665 Well yes, most RPGs make the super post game content rediculously hard just for those who are who really need to push it to the edge. Adddicteddd has made many builds that do not require nearly as much strict timing and tech but he still makes it very far in depths. I dont exactly prefer these builds, because they seem kind of boring, but they are available if you have the time and patience to make them.

lol it was insulting indeed

*”Yo did he just walk up slowly and down smash?!?”*

To be honest, I'm a bit disappointed he didn't emote punch him...

@@RyukoKiryuin510 luls

That skill exists exactly for that.

Yoshitsune: Oh, you're approaching m- Famous last words

DMC? More like Ninja Gaiden lol

@@GilgaMax305 Its almost like Nioh shares the same devs as Ninja Gaiden or something.

@@GilgaMax305ninja gaiden isn’t very combo-centric actually. You’re quite limited with how to approach a lot of things. Dmc is the correct word choice

​@@stolensentiencePlay it again. Ninja Gaiden has plenty of combos. You just have to be good to play with them.

Souls doesn't have any brutality. This is more like when you combine Ninja Gaiden with Devil May Cry plus a stamina management system. Outside of the stamina management, there's no similarity to Souls combat which is extremely basic and boring in comparison to Nioh.

Lol the same thing happens to me too. His skils are amazing and flow like water chaining insane combos from every way imaginable

On the real this is a fact lol.

Perfect description 😂

I always wanted more weapons in sekiro

Why do you think it's trash?

@@vladislavgilyov6626 Reread the comment.

This is straight up why I've started to hate new Souls games. I love DS1 and 2, Bloodborne is something magical that I don't think can be replicated or sequeled, but playing Elden Ring? I hated it. My shit was so boring. It was so fucking lame being this slow ass dickhead with nothing going for me except a few moves that were cool, like the blood slash art. And then you get to this fucking guy doing flips off the arena firing getsuga tenshos at you from a mile away, leaping off pillars into combos and AoEs and being safe like all the goddamn time, and it just made me want to play Nioh instead. I don't even do sick combos in Nioh, but I know I could look up a tutorial and do a few decent ones relatively quickly. I could chain stances together with a dope finisher that uses more than 100% of my ki at that moment, while Elden Ring is the same old fucking "cast 6 buffs and then try not to die when the boss enters phase two and can fly" bullshit that Fromsoft has been making for ten years now.

Yeah lol in nioh you are the final boss

Deadass bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Big facts

Yeah, I like playing with just about every tool in the game. I don't use jutsu all too much but maybe I can find a way I find fun to mix it in.

Thanks for the compliment! I am looking forward to Team Ninja's future projects as well :)

Lmfaooo double dip btw you can triple dip 😂

How you doin

Is that Ray from OG Beyblade?

@@chonkhampter yeah, only real ones get it right, you have my respect Chonk.🫡

@@ElisPROducts thnx bro. Imo OG Beyblade to this day still is the best among all other series. And G revolution was hype when they introduced the metal ones.

@@chonkhampter yeah fr bro, this takes me way back to the good ol days, the metal beyblades irl were good especially having the magnets under the plastic beyblade stadium. Pure Nostalgia right there, my primary school had ‘Golden Fridays’ where you could bring toys in so, i brought my blades in and someone got cut lmfao and then beyblades were banned 🥲😂😂😂

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

DO IT

@@PooferLlama :Gif: DO IT 😂🤣

@@RandoLePerson The game is considered at least above average in difficulty in the easiest difficulty setting which is the first playthrough. He could kill all these bosses easily and faster with certain build but he's using low damage build just to combo enemies.

@@RandoLePerson You can tell what difficulty he's on by the color of the curse above the bosses health bar. The curse is green meaning he's playing on Dream of the Nioh which is equivalent to ng+4. The highest it can go excluding the Depths.

He deserves to be bullied

You pretty much bully everything in new game plus lol.

Bruh dmc5 is so much more boring than this. I mean this game only exists to play this boss of the gym fight between Dante and Vergil on the maximum difficulty.

@@AS-ne5wu big cap. DMC3,4 and 5 have so much room for skill cealing and complexity combined with creativity also no stupid RNG gear stuff like in Nioh, so you have more time to focus on getting better instead of grinding. DMC has way more freedom than Nioh where you are stuck on the ground.

@@RandomGameClips27 DMC3,4 and 5 def has a skyscrapper as a ceiling, but I'm not sure it's that much higher than nioh. Yes, nioh don't have air combat as DMC, but DMC don't have the magic/ninjutsu itens that nioh have.Both games IMO are very close each other to skill ceiling

@@MaxinRudy with ceiling i didnt only mean skill ceiling, but also freedom ceiling

Nioh is the most freeing game out there, you can literally play it however you want if you engage with the “stupid RNG gear system “, as you put it.

So relatable. Have already uninstalled it a bunch of times, yet I just keep coming back for more.

Lol. I'm in that boat now. Love it.

There are multiple reasons why it isn't, and why Sekiro is.

@@paake3134 Do tell

Thanks for the kind words :) Nioh 2 is certainly fantastic game to enjoy for many many hours. I'm excited to try Team Ninja's upcoming Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty!

I started off with Nioh 2, and when I went to the soulsborne games I was utterly repulsed, like I just enjoy Nioh 2 too much

You certainly can see the similarities, but yeah as with Sekiro and the souls games, there is a clear difference.

Souls games can't compete with that combat system

@@gannielukks1811 true, but I prefer the simplicity. I mentally torment myself when I struggle with a game's mechanics, and Nioh just has too much coupled with the difficulty. It makes me feel like I'm getting nowhere, which makes me feel even more discouraged.

Nioh 2 combat is really more like the lovechild of DMC and Monster Hunter. The soulslike elements are just the cherry on top