Chaos2Frozen
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It'll be much quicker to get the smiting text on a meeting on the other shore. He dropped it for me after the 4th try I think.
Alright I guess I should just man up lol
It'll be much quicker to get the smiting text on a meeting on the other shore. He dropped it for me after the 4th try I think.
Alright I guess I should just man up lol
I can help you cheese em both in 30 mins or so. Hit me up on PSN for that Yokai realm, I'll hop on in 30 mins or less hopefully after taking care of few things.Alright I guess I should just man up lol
I would recommend doing it coop via yokai realm with the tori gate. Makes it much easier to put on farm status.
I can help you cheese em both in 30 mins or so. Hit me up on PSN for that Yokai realm, I'll hop on in 30 mins or less hopefully after taking care of few things.
Okay, I feel kind of silly now for complaining about the bosses being hard. I played through the game focusing on melee and ninjutsu, pretty much ignoring magic. For NG+, I decided to respec and try out omnyo, and I cannot get over how it just allows me to roflstomp all over everything. There's no need to even get cute or worry about getting my build just exactly right. Weakness + Carnage + Living Weapon = almost every boss dead in literally about 5 seconds of button mashing.
I know everybody else probably knows this already.
Wait I thought you can't summon for those?
You reminded me that even without Onmyo or Ninjutsu, you can cheese a lot of the (human) bosses by simply attacking non-stop. Many of them don't know what to do besides block until they run out of Ki. I found this out by accident and managed to get the "Crusher" titles on several of them this way.
You cant summon but you cna do them coop via the Yokai Realm option on the Tori Gate.
You reminded me that even without Onmyo or Ninjutsu, you can cheese a lot of the (human) bosses by simply attacking non-stop. Many of them don't know what to do besides block until they run out of Ki. I found this out by accident and managed to get the "Crusher" titles on several of them this way.
Does everyone else like to badass sheath their weapons after every encounter? I assume yes.
Beat this game last night. While not perfect, it's a very good game and for me, it's essentially an arcade version of Dark Souls, which is a good thing. Any reason to keep going after beating it? I'm not interested in trophies or platinuming the game.
NG+ is all about the loot grind and harder levels. You can't even begin to make "perfect" gear until after you beat the final boss.
Does NG+ add any new maps/bosses? Is there any new content or it's mainly about loot?
Does NG+ add any new missions/bosses? Is there any new content or it's mainly about loot?
Started NG+ and re-forging weapons is not cheap..
Anyway I can guarantee rolling elemental damage? Is there a specific node I should roll?
Is Kodama power up bonus on Kodama Bowl of the procentage or is it added to it? Like, do I get 30% of 25% Amrita earned or do I get 25% Amrita earned +30% power up = 55%?
I think I hyped myself up for Two Kings and A Meeting sub-missions. I got a great purple kusarigama late game, and destroyed those levels without any magic and only using quick change once. That's not a brag, but really showcasing just how OP blade spin is.
I thought I completed every single mission, but I guess I missed 1 twilight mission for the 100%. Question for my second build, have people found more enjoyment from katana or spear (if you used either)?
I think I hyped myself up for Two Kings and A Meeting sub-missions. I got a great purple kusarigama late game, and destroyed those levels without any magic and only using quick change once. That's not a brag, but really showcasing just how OP blade spin is.
I thought I completed every single mission, but I guess I missed 1 twilight mission for the 100%. Question for my second build, have people found more enjoyment from katana or spear (if you used either)?
Grinding out Kusarigama proficiency is the worst. I just cannot use this weapon.
So which spirit is better for farming NG+ weapons/ armor: Itokuri or Daibi-Washi?
Grinding out Kusarigama proficiency is the worst. I just cannot use this weapon.
There's no way I can jump out of a mission and come back at the same point (shrine) later is there? Having to set aside a good chunk of time to play a mission on this limits the time I get to spend with it (not that I mind taking my time, plus it means I get to play Gungeon when I don't have enough time for Nioh).
Nice, thanks! For some reason I thought it would dump you back at the world map and then to the beginning of the mission. That should help me make some steady progress.
If you heal while you've got shit status, William vomits and you only heal half what your elixir normally would, plus the vomit animation leaves you super vulnerable for a really long time so it makes it practically impossible to heal mid combat.
there's apparently a perfect rolled kurigasama that's up for grabs from a revenant
https://www.reddit.com/r/Nioh/comments/5z4vw5/perfect_roll_kusarigama_can_now_be_yours/
"The Dissapearing Rantajai" region 3 submission (NG+)
the revenant is AdiDice or something like that, go fetch
OP on the reddit thread said it better than I would I thinkThanks for the heads up! I have a few questions:
Probably a stupid question but what makes this a perfect roll?
In the reforged version I see three stats got rerolled, does that mean close combat life recovery, skill ki reduction and break aren't that great?
Yes! You have to find a piece of equipment that has an inheritable stat to attack that you can inherit over to this weapon.The change to attack dex is inherited. Does this mean that I can add it to the weapon infusing any weapon that has that stat on it?
Thanks for the info!Both are more 'methodical' than more spammy Kusarigama and Dual Katana. Both equally fun. Katana wins out sightly for me because it's more versitle for every environment, but Spears have the cooler movesets.
Swords - faster, versitle
Spears - longer range, more damage
Two 150 divine weapons with no (+) will not make a +1 weapon. You need at least a 150 divine plus a 150(+1) divine weapon to make that regular 150 into a +1 if you set it as base equipment in soul matching. To make a 150(+2) divine, you need at least two 150(+1) weapons. To make a +3 divine, you need at least two 150(+2) weapons and so forth. To keep bonuses, be max familiarity with the weapon you're trying to upgrade and set it as base material in soul matching. Sorry if my explanation is confusing, I'll try find video that explains better.i may have a question .
I have a forged green 150lv weapon. i wish to make a lv 150+1 or +2 weapon. ( same kind )
So , if i'm correct i need to forge another lv150 and soul match it , right ?
But i want to keep my bonuses on the weapon
What should i do ?
Soul match it anyway , then reroll the bonuses ?
Am i missing something obvious ?
It's good, but not perfect. The no inheritable effect is great though. The only perfect roll is "close combat damage." The shiranui I am using has 19.8 vs 19.6 Final Blow.OP on the reddit thread said it better than I would I think
"that it has a built in close cobat damage and final blow at their highest possible roll, and it has no inheritble stat, leaving you the option to inherit a seventh stat to that free slot making it a total beast. the rest of the stats are build dependend, but this roll makes sure the most important stats are locked in place, and with their max roll."
Thanks for the info!
I saw a revenant with blue glowing horns...what mask is that?!?
That's more than likely the Visitor's Dragon Kabuto, a JP exclusive.
You CAN get them off revenants.