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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (2019)
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The metallic clash of a successful deflection makes an enemy's posture feel like something you are actively breaking. Pressure and defence feed the same exchange, so backing away indefinitely rarely produces the best rhythm. This asks for precise, repeated practice and has no conventional difficulty selector. The reward is recognising a dangerous sequence and answering it cleanly.
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