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i agree

@@twes5563 still learning

I think that in the past gran turismo games had better replays, but yes this new cam view is a wonderful addition in the series

Gran Turismo 7 on ps4/5

@@blackcoringa9203 i basically forgot to use it. Used it sparringly.

@@gggg-vp8nx no i think i paid for few dlc cars

@@emreNFTs i find re5 and re6 better

@@Negative.1 it can be, right now i am struggling with wesker

I honestly think Village is the Easiest One in my Opinion Truthfully The Docks Really Grinds Me😂

@@HSbreakerf4 could very well be, i haven't tried other maps yet, even in the original game i rarely tried other maps

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Yes i have yet to ever try a wheel

@@GradientKnight it’s all good. I play on Steam Deck so I know the feeling

Welcome

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@@GradientKnight Thanks a lot bro ! 🥷🏼

@@Gachla just think nothing of it, just being helpful to fellow gamers in any way is enough for me, i think of it as being useful for someone as many have been useful to me via their videos, guides, various info etc.

thanks for the info

can do for half hour

no idea i tried to search it in ost videos

welcome

haha cause bro ain't no pro

I forgot to mention! There’s a skill on Tonfas that makes a much stronger instant punishing tool. It’s bound to block+light attack. I don’t recall its name, but it’s a spinning attack that does insane ki damage. And! You can attach modifiers to your abilities on the skill customization screen. Any skill on the samurai or Yokai grids that has “applies X to certain active skills” has to be equipped to that skill. So there’s Yokai grid abilities like vermin strike that apply paralysis to the active skill you equip it to. Put that on demon dance and you can straight up paralyze enemies for free kills.

thanks for the info, yeah i am using armor like that, whatever light with high defense, i am now getting used to chaning stances mid battle, no idea if tonfas or any weapon have two types very interesting to note my playstyle focuses on parry, block, burst counter and overall reactive and counter style overall i am not a completionist or hardcore or pro player, just a casual player even though i did managed to beat demons souls solo in ps3 i have played both nioh games in ps4 but never to completion due to dofficulty but as i have improved overall as a player i hope to finish the remaster edition of these games

@@QueenofClonmelwhat is the reroll on armor you mentioned earlier? no idea if you can forge armor with skills you want like more ki or something

@@GradientKnight so there’s a few options at the blacksmith. They usually unlock through story or quest progress, sometimes in side quests. You can actually swap the special effects on your armor pieces, but it costs Umbrite pieces. Higher difficulties allow you to choose from a larger list. You will also be able to change the armor values by either increasing the weight or increases the stat requirements.

@@QueenofClonmeli see

Ik low stance seems logical for dodging

i see, tonfa seems to be working well against bosses in particular for me

Still learning about magic and ninjutsu, burst counter and yokai abilities are the only thing i utilize playing the game but changing guardians or stances mid battle is kinda tricky to get used to

It is tricky at first, but once you get the hang of it, you have a pretty much endless supply of Ki, plus there are buffs for switching stances. You REALLY need Ki at all times to play with Tonfas. I would recommend the Dojo, you can fight various types of enemies, human and Yokai alike, and will never die. It helped me learn a lot. Keep it up! You still beat the boss, even if you weren't playing OPTIMALLY. I think the commenters mean well, but forget what it's like to be new to a game like Nioh. It took me sticking with Switchglaive for a long time to now get to stance switching consistently and always having a full Ki bar.

I like defending parrying but for some attacks it seems dodging is safest option

@GradientKnight blocking is pretty good, especially with tonfa, but high stance roll is not the best. Also, middle stance is best for blocking, while low stance is best for mobility and quick attacks. High stance has slow attacks and long rolls but the strongest moves. You should practice comboing your moves into different stances with ki pulse flux to increase your damage output and prevent yourself from running out of ki. Tonfa in particular are great for inflicting a boat load of ki damage, staggering your enemies over and over again. One more thing, this game rewards aggresive play way more than dark souls. Get in your opponents face, whittle down their ki, and beat the crap out of them. You've already got the right idea with the yokai moves and burst counters, but I'd bet you didn't know you could cancel animations with them. Try using a yokai ability or the brute counter during the recovery of an attack or while you're winded to get back into the fight.

@@luckybutler6566i see so using cancel you get some ki recovered while you are out of it

@@GradientKnight exactly, you can use your yokai abilities while you're staggered to avoid getting punished

not only does it work to cancel moves, but if u use feral spirit, it works to evade boss moves. so you can stay in high stance have a very reliable "evade." Also as someone already said, learn what "flux" is and how to do it. Practice being in low stance so you understand the quickness of it.@@GradientKnight

I am just a causal playet

yes i was surprised to notice the difference from sport to 7

Daily stuff of me really, thanks