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re: Dark Souls (Remastered) Thread for replay discussion and first timers
Posted on 2/20/24 at 1:33 pm to cfish140
Posted on 2/20/24 at 1:33 pm to cfish140
Just buy the buckler shield and learn to parry. It'll take just a bit but DS1 is ridiculously easy to parry in and the buckler has a slightly bigger timing window for forgiveness. Once you get the rhythm of it, you'll be criticaling enemies in no time and slaughtering them left and right.
Posted on 2/20/24 at 1:38 pm to JamesVinson
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Just buy the buckler shield and learn to parry. It'll take just a bit but DS1 is ridiculously easy to parry in and the buckler has a slightly bigger timing window for forgiveness. Once you get the rhythm of it, you'll be criticaling enemies in no time and slaughtering them left and right.
I second this. I suck at parrying in most games, whether it's Breath of the Wild or Elden Ring or Sekiro (which is why I haven't managed to get very far in it just yet). When I started DS1 last night I landed a parry/critical on the first attempt and only missed when I wasn't paying attention after that.
Posted on 2/20/24 at 1:51 pm to JamesVinson
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Just buy the buckler shield and learn to parry. It'll take just a bit but DS1 is ridiculously easy to parry in and the buckler has a slightly bigger timing window for forgiveness. Once you get the rhythm of it, you'll be criticaling enemies in no time and slaughtering them left and right.
While parrying is extremely important, I limit it to strong, midsized enemies like silver and black knights. Most bosses either can't be parried at all or can't be riposted (Gwyn being the massive exception), and most smaller mobs just aren't worth the aggravation. As an example, I never parry hollows. Much simpler to just equip a 100% physical shield and let their attack bounce before attacking.
Posted on 2/20/24 at 1:54 pm to JamesVinson
I think part of my problem was when leveling I upgraded a little of everything for a well rounded character. I saw later that this is a mistake and you have to stick to a certain build so it probably didn’t help my character sucked
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