@@tablaninja1 First make sure that you have your Shurikens equipped as your secondary sub-weapon . Then you can start to practise [ I suggest to used the single katana or The oxtail- blade , it is easier to learn with them ] , on your last katana strike choose any direction with the left analog stick and immediately throw the shuriken. It feels a bit award at first but you will get it . Then you can just mixed up all the moves you want . Note : Shurikens are limited unfortunately. I hope it helps .
If we compare only the combat system. I will say nioh 2 is better than Sekiro and despite I didn't play this yet, Rise of the Ronin looks better than Nioh 2 in terms of pure action combat. Only thing that makes me sad is there is no Tonfa in Rise of the Ronin.
Overall yes Sekiro is a better game , but if we talk about combat only I totally agree with you . You know team Ninja , they like to make big updates later on , who knows , they might add the Tonfas .
Still Sekiro. The katana weights in Sekiro. It looks like a feather here. You feel each strike and your trying to make each strike count, not spam a combo that has 10 hits a second. Like the first general in the outskirts of Sekiro. The heavy guy takes 5 second to throw a slash the game teaches you to take them seriously. And Ichimonji, a slow attack that damages the posture, u feel the attacks. Even when u get opening on opponents its mostly 3 or at best 4 attacks until they are able block again. Sword is not about being the flash its about technique, Serkiro teaches that as well when u deal with Ashura Cross for the first time. The game tells a whole story about mastering the art of swordship without a single word. This game has more flashier moves though but I prefer the style of Sekiro. That was peak combat
Wowo thank you for book 🙏 I see we have a Sekiro admirer here , don't get me wrong that is completely fine , we are all entitled to our own opinions and thank you for being the first to share it with me . In my opinion both games are really good , but Rise of the Ronin speaks louder to me because it is faster and highly technical when it comes to Martial arts , which is area that Team Ninja shines quite brightly .
@@scarthoroverlord4521 Fair enough and thanks for sharing your opinion . I failed to ask before ; have you guys played both games yourself before or you just having one - sided opinion ?
@@endemicnecrosis3023 lol ur right I haven't played Rise of the Ronin, I was jus judging the combat from afar. I hate when other people do that so ill give you the benefit of the doubt. :D
Having played both extensively, sekiro wins no contest. Ronin is amusing but it just doesn't hold up. Sekiro seems simpler at first but once you master it, it's absolutely incredible.
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As usual, another talented gamer youtuber with great skills but low subs, I just subbed. Hope you continue your content man
@@karakters7905 Such kind words 🙏 and thank you so much for the sub, I will strive to provide better content always 🙏
i wish i could see your controller inputs, your stamina management is insane
Thank you mate 🙏 I wish I had more time to make longer videos with tutorials . But I will keep you suggestion in mind 🙏
How are you doing those quick evasions?
@@tablaninja1 First make sure that you have your Shurikens equipped as your secondary sub-weapon . Then you can start to practise [ I suggest to used the single katana or The oxtail- blade , it is easier to learn with them ] , on your last katana strike choose any direction with the left analog stick and immediately throw the shuriken. It feels a bit award at first but you will get it . Then you can just mixed up all the moves you want . Note : Shurikens are limited unfortunately. I hope it helps .
@@endemicnecrosis3023 Ok thats very nice move. will try that. thanks man
@@tablaninja1 I am glad I could help 🙏
If we compare only the combat system. I will say nioh 2 is better than Sekiro and despite I didn't play this yet, Rise of the Ronin looks better than Nioh 2 in terms of pure action combat. Only thing that makes me sad is there is no Tonfa in Rise of the Ronin.
Overall yes Sekiro is a better game , but if we talk about combat only I totally agree with you . You know team Ninja , they like to make big updates later on , who knows , they might add the Tonfas .
Still Sekiro. The katana weights in Sekiro. It looks like a feather here. You feel each strike and your trying to make each strike count, not spam a combo that has 10 hits a second.
Like the first general in the outskirts of Sekiro. The heavy guy takes 5 second to throw a slash the game teaches you to take them seriously. And Ichimonji, a slow attack that damages the posture, u feel the attacks. Even when u get opening on opponents its mostly 3 or at best 4 attacks until they are able block again.
Sword is not about being the flash its about technique, Serkiro teaches that as well when u deal with Ashura Cross for the first time.
The game tells a whole story about mastering the art of swordship without a single word.
This game has more flashier moves though but I prefer the style of Sekiro. That was peak combat
Wowo thank you for book 🙏 I see we have a Sekiro admirer here , don't get me wrong that is completely fine , we are all entitled to our own opinions and thank you for being the first to share it with me . In my opinion both games are really good , but Rise of the Ronin speaks louder to me because it is faster and highly technical when it comes to Martial arts , which is area that Team Ninja shines quite brightly .
@@endemicnecrosis3023 I agree with constan, sekiro feels more weighty, and it feels like the characters completely in control.
@@scarthoroverlord4521 Fair enough and thanks for sharing your opinion .
I failed to ask before ; have you guys played both games yourself before or you just having one - sided opinion ?
@@endemicnecrosis3023 lol ur right I haven't played Rise of the Ronin, I was jus judging the combat from afar. I hate when other people do that so ill give you the benefit of the doubt. :D
Having played both extensively, sekiro wins no contest. Ronin is amusing but it just doesn't hold up.
Sekiro seems simpler at first but once you master it, it's absolutely incredible.