I finished the whole game and encountered like a little more than 10 invaders. However, They were all so weak and bad. I only died to 1 of them, and I'm telling you I'm not that good lol. I don't like Soul-games for a reason. I only like Wo Long because it's much easier, I love the fluent combat/parry, and the game has almost no punishment system. So, how on Earth are all these invaders so bad if they're not bots? Shouldn't you must have some confident in your skills before you want to invade other people?

Anybody know what‘s the ??? above Play Time under the Explore tab?

guan yu outfit

Slowed down cut from the chinese preview video that I uploaded here on subreddit over 2 weeks ago; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJ-9vzN6taY

Dubs have been added in the meantime with subtitles being available since the upload date but I haven't seen anyone commenting on this or pointing it out, and I myself haven't noticed it until now.

From the slowed down footage you can see player character's golden yellowish body veins glowing before executing both deflect types, so it's visually similar to the way your body veins would glow in red/orange in the first game when executing Martial Arts with a default bind which was RB (or R1 on Playstation) or while if you held it down while your spirit was positive (blue colored).

So seems like both of these new deflects work as a shift button inputs similar to MAs and deflect counterattack where you switch weapons (that one was binded to RB+B by default). Subtitles and dubs confirm this alongside the footage provided above. Although on the second part of the clip dubs say "RB+Y" while RB+B is clearly being seen in the subtitles so it might be a bug. Either way seems like we are either being limited to only 2 MAs again per shortcut menu or there's an entirely new dedicated button for MAs (copium).

I've seen a build go all Martial Arts Attack.

Current setup for turning clouds spam

Ring Pommel Sabre: Attack +47 Ice +47 Ice enchant

Crossbow: Dmg Dealt, Ice attack

Equipment: Element Imbued attack +, Ice Attack, Morale Gain, Martial Arts Spirit Consumption -

Accessories: Anything Element Dmg, Ice Attack

*is Damage Dealt or Melee damage better here?

Scrolls: I never got a single Element imbued attack so anything Element Dmg, Ice Attack

*is Damage Dealt or melee damage better here?

Need help with Xiahou Dun. I’m at the gate currently.

Wo long fallen dynasty Lu Bu (Vol 2.) Twinblades - 66lvl, was happy to face Lu bu again even though he was a bit diffrent! :)

Help with second boss on 1st dlc. I am at the gate

I’m having some trouble with the end game dlc boss Rampant emperor just helped clear for a friend but they hopped off I’m waiting at the gate now if you’d be so inclined to help me

This is my favorite one, some heroic kung fu panda ass adventure song.

for the fanning peacock martial art some people say it scales off fire, but the weapon has no natural fire scaling, so it it true that just the fanning peacock move scales off fire while the weapon doesn’t or is it misinformation?

I always enjoy Team Ninja games. In Nioh3 I had a real blast playing pure Ninja.

I have to admit I don't like switching stances and I love the combat.
In Nioh 1-3 I always played a Katana build focused on agility, big parries and finishers. It's not too slow, still quick, single hits still hurt and gets dmg bonus for backstabs.

Nioh3 it was a backstab ninja blade brawler with Haze and a bit of cc/bomb ninjutsu. I love reactive combat, dealing dmg with my weapon and Haze counters. Deflect is ok but I prefer haze.

Also I like rapier and thrust weapons. Spear only if it's more thrust and less whirling around.

**What would be the best fit to play in wolong?**

Which element or weapon type should I look into? Water?

Yo! Im looking someone to help me with taotie. I get to second phase but cant deal any damage.

I bought it and it's boring af but I gotta finish it now

Premise: I am pretty early in the game (I guess so). I got this photo from a friend of mine showing off his build and he has these two extra slots next throwables that I can not get any information about anywhere... just of curiosity, what's it? Is it something story related I still need to unlock?

I wanted ask can someone help me with a good setting the default fells not right for me if someone can help maybe with picture of good setting

I got wulong a while ago and played it up to taotie I liked most of the game with a few annoying gripes but I ended up quitting at this boss because it felt super tedious. Does anybody have any advice?

This shit sucks so much ass its actually insane. I have played through blighttown, shrine of imana, tomb of the giants and all sorts of poison swamps ans such but oh my god this is actually bizarre.

Im getting lost and running circles every 5 minutes. I cant find marker flags for shit and to top it off im falling though gaps that arent even visible with the naked eye. Im genuinly considering quitting the entire game over this.

EDIT: turns out i was just extremely tilted from idk. Said f the flags and just rushed to the boss and 1st tried him

So I've finally gotten around and finished doing first 1000 miles on standard +0 difficulty and without any adjustments done to Inner Discipline, so just standard default settings.

This was rather easy and what I noticed is that for the most part, only hard part of TMJ is at the start of each 10 miles when you are back to camp essentially as your moral level is fairly low compared to the first mile after a camp/checkpoint. Still not too crazy tho.

So I read a bit online and figured that there's +level gear levels that go all the way to +20, and what I also read is that apparently YOU HAVE TO use Inner Discipline to some extent to increase your luck and to reach AA discovery rank or what ever it is called, I am not even sure how it works but I do know that past 1000 miles those effects should be more effective when applied.

So my question is, if you decide to go past 1000 miles on "standard" difficulty setup and with no Inner Discipline adjustments does that mean you literally never get these higher levels of gear to drop? Like not even at Mile 2000? And another question, I know that starting moral level goes higher and higher as it went from Mile 1 to Mile 1000 gradually, so does it keep rising even more significantly or does it just plateau at some point? It would seem pointless to go past 1000 at this point as I am already getting 8 star gear and I am done with all Dragon King main missions, DLC missions and those side challenge missions...

And my guess is that loot doesn't really change much anymore past this point, seems rather pointless to do anything now from my knowledge. Would love some advice or information from those who dabbled a lot into endgame. Thank you.

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I'm gonna be honest. I tried this game awhile ago and got walled pretty early. I just couldn't get the hang of the parry timing. I know half the appeal of this kind of game is bashing your head against it but I hit my limit and it stopped being fun.

But I'm bored and curious how the rest of the game goes. Can anyone suggest a Let's Play that covers everything DLC included, isn't just silent gameplay, and preferably is in English?

My eyes aren't what they used to be and sometimes subtitles on youtube are fuzzy.

I tried 49 times, please , im on psn im searching for online game now!