Dodge System by far worse than Elden Ring

[Anonymous]

Idk maybe im ass, but i get clapped left and right by those bosses because dodging feels kinda clunky and not rewarding at all, weird feeling.

Bought this game bec its so good reviewed but hell no, am i so bad lmao or what am i doing wrong ...

[candles]

you can uprade skills for better dodge

[猪猪妈]

The dodge timer is more similar to Nioh series, if you go in with Souls games muscle memory you'll gonna have a bad time.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by 猪猪妈:

The dodge timer is more similar to Nioh series, if you go in with Souls games muscle memory you'll gonna have a bad time.

well il guess i need to adapt then

[CourtesyFlush09]

Dodge system is interesting in that I think you can still trigger perfect dodge the instant after you get hit. I think it's pretty cool tbh.

[Josh]

I think the Perfect Dodge mechanic should be slightly more forgiving, even when upgraded. I really do NOT like the trend of boss attacks being instant. There is NO ANIMATION what so ever. They literally warp from the start and end of the attack. Maybe there is a microsecond burst/ghosting graphic. The reaction time is nuts. NOT A FAN!!!! Whatever Tsushima did with its blocking/parry mechanic that made it FAST but forgiving is what every game needs to do. Gives you the feeling of !!awesome!! without the pure frustration of I DODGED THAT, WHY DID I GET HIT!!!! Some of it is not so obvious AOE splash damage OR its ♥♥♥♥♥♥ hit boxes that are far larger than the weapon or limb.

What i HAVE NOTICED is there are attacks you're supposed to JUMP not dodge. Just saw in EldenRing that your lower body is invisible during a jump. Wish I knew that 2 years ago and game actually explained that ♥♥♥♥ in the tutorial=)

[猪猪妈]

Originally posted by Palenjyoer:

Originally posted by 猪猪妈:

The dodge timer is more similar to Nioh series, if you go in with Souls games muscle memory you'll gonna have a bad time.

well il guess i need to adapt then

Yeah, I'm only saying this because I went in with 1000+ hrs in Elden Ring, and for the entire first two chapters of BMW, every dodge feel somewhat un-intuitive. You see the enemy winding up for an attack, you recognize the move, and instinctively waiting for the perfect "elden ring parry moment" to dodge and you just get hit instead. It's just a different system.

[Graf Vigah]

its rock paper scissor if the dodge is working or not

[Oldboylol]

Originally posted by CourtesyFlush09:

Dodge system is interesting in that I think you can still trigger perfect dodge the instant after you get hit. I think it's pretty cool tbh.

yea i think first maybe 2-3 frames of hitstun u can perfect dodge. i like it alot, seens very forgiving

[Oldboylol]

i think it feels perfect and pretty forgiving.

[fwhite0782]

The thing (issue) with dodging in WuKong is the dodge doesn't give you I-frames for the entire duration like many other games. WuKong's dodge is about 40 frames but maybe 16 of it is I-frames. The first 8 being a perfect dodge if hitbox and hurtbox touch. After 16 frames your hurtbox better be out of the way. That's why you always want to dodge into the swing and never with or away from it.

[Sharkon]

idk, I don't dodge in ER but in Wukong it's spot on.

[Salacious_Recluse]

I agree the dodge in elden ring was far better, I didn’t have the skills but I played sekiro and the dodge mechanics were lot better than wukong, so apparently I quit wukong because of the bad dodge .

[brandonjessecali93]

I no this is a late post, but I wonder if you guys changed your mind because dodging in wukong is by far the most rewarding and easiest way to avoid enemies. Not quite sure what you guys are talking about, LOL