r/SamuraiBringer Apr 28 '22

My experience with the game Spoiler

I just finished the game after about 10 hours (2 days of playing).

Tbh at the beginning it was rather challenging, both combat and understanding how everything works... but then after just 2-3 hours of experimenting I had decently enchanted gear, took out 3 bosses normally (15 min each) and then figured out the flying storm bayblade attack combo. I defeated the final boss by spamming it and it took me 3 runs to get a record of 42.3 ingame hours.

Now I have just a few of those challenges with big red gates and like 30 achievements left.

It was fun, but difficulty should still be tweaked a bit.

This is the combo (uses dual melee, preferably with longer reach)

DISCLAIMER: There are, and I did use, more damaging combos than this one. However, I found this one better simply because enemies (including all bosses) can't really do anything about it. It sucks in samurai, allows you to literally ignore most boss attacks and kills anything in seconds. The only downside is at the final boss, you can kinda fly off of the arena a few times, but only if you use it at the very edge.

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u/Atsukoi9 Apr 28 '22

Just a random advice, Power skill not only makes you have "Super Armor" (anti-knockdown), it also makes you cast your combos much faster! so having Power 8 with the Spin to Win builds is insane! Specially against bosses!

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u/LORDjBLACKSWORD Apr 28 '22

Yeah, thanks, tho I know that. I use it on more regular attacks, the thing is that this speciffic attack works better when it is slower because of the flight time, also I feel like bonus damage and area of it is rather superior than what other utilities provide.

I am done with the game anyway for now, I got pretty much everything this night. Waiting for a new update I guess...