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- Lower the difficulty to Story mode if you're having trouble
- Only use the Dodge button (circle button), rather than Parry (R1), until you've got the timing on attacks down
- A decent amount of bosses are optional and you can come back later on.
Don't think it's auto perfect. I turned it on to see what it does and it appears to activate just before the perfect zone. Basically make it successful but not perfect. Most attacks are easy to do, but some skills are damn near impossible to time due to how fast they activate lol.
I have no problems with attacks, but with enemy attacks, yes.
Now I'm stuck at the location with the Episcope.
I see 3 options:
1- Level up on regular enemies.
2- Calculate the right time to dodge enemy attacks.
3-As I myself thought, and as they suggested to me, set the difficulty level to easy.
As some people allready mentioned, you can practise the timings with dodges, as they are much more forgiving.
If you dodge and see the prompt "dodged", your timing wasn´t perfect, but you are on the right track.
If you get a "perfect" you now know the timing for a parry.
Parry is always superior when you´ve nailed the timings.
Furthermore, most attacks have some sort of audio cue to help you determine when to dodge/ parry, especially delayed attacks.
Hope this helps and good luck : )