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And there's zero enemy scaling, and no level cap. If you want, you can go grind yourself to an absolute unit, then come mop the floor with the boss

• Cthulhu_ 5y ago
  Kind of. It helps, but especially in Bloodborne it's no guarantee. And Sekiro goes against that as well. While you do get some improvements in things like health, healing ability and weapon strength, the game still leans mainly on your own skills. It doesn't have an RPG style leveling system, any improvements are thanks to your own exploration and victory. It's really gratifying to get the deflects timed just right. I've finished most of it, I'm close to the ending now but I somehow can't bring myself to finish it?
  • kabouseng 5y ago
    Lucky for you there are multiple endings, so finish it, start a NG+ and achieve a different ending...:D
  • isk517 5y ago
    Sekiro doesn't have the RPG style leveling system but having the correct prosthetic attachment or combat art equipped can really trivialize a lot of boss fights.
• alpaca128 5y ago
  Alternatively you can just never level up and still beat the whole game with enough patience. That's what I like about the Souls series compared to some other RPGs, it lets you do whatever you want and is balanced to make late-game enemies literally just more challenging, not some unfair instakill situations (hello Skyrim & Witcher 3).
  • nikanj 5y ago
    Miyazaki games are always unfair instakill situations :)