Weapon variety?

[Mr Bun]

I really like the souls games but one of the major reasons is that you get to use a huge variety of weapons. Does anyone know if you can only use a katana and prosthetic arm stuff or can you use a different weapon in your main hand?

[Uncy]

Originally posted by Mr Bun:

I really like the souls games but one of the major reasons is that you get to use a huge variety of weapons. Does anyone know if you can only use a katana and prosthetic arm stuff or can you use a different weapon in your main hand?

Only katana + arm stuff

[paganSK]

i spot in demo a big katana (odachi) equiped on SEKIRO back.

[Mr Bun]

okay thanks just the lack of weapons really puts me off

[TheStoneMan]

The game has a moveset dedicated to the arm and katana only, with the ability to get new moves through a skill tree. The katana on the main characters back seems to only be used during executions for special bosses.

[Mr Bun]

Originally posted by TheStoneMan:

The game has a moveset dedicated to the arm and katana only with, the ability to get new moves through a skill tree. The katana on the main characters back seems to only be used during executions for special bosses.

yeah i know about the arm just what puts me off the arm is that you need to use consumabels to use the arm

[Fabulator_K]

yeah i know about the arm just what puts me off the arm is that you need to use consumabels to use the arm [/quote]

Well, the prosthetic arm would be overpowered if there is no such constraint. I heard that you can upgrade the amount of consumables you can carry later in the game.

It is worth mentioning that the prosthetic arm tools have upgrade pathways as well.

The addition of skill tree is one of the biggest difference between Sekiro and From Software's previous works. The different play styles also contribute to a more diverse combat experience.

All in all, just dedicate your time to learn and master the mechanics and have fun playing the game.

[MeldinX2]

Originally posted by Captain Scorpion:

yeah i know about the arm just what puts me off the arm is that you need to use consumabels to use the arm

Well, the prosthetic arm would be overpowered if there is no such constraint. I heard that you can upgrade the amount of consumables you can carry later in the game.

It is worth mentioning that the prosthetic arm tools have upgrade pathways as well.

The addition of skill tree is one of the biggest difference between Sekiro and From Software's previous works. The different play styles also contribute to a more diverse combat experience.

All in all, just dedicate your time to learn and master the mechanics and have fun playing the game. [/quote]


I can confirm that you can indeed increase the amount of ''tokens'' you can carry with skill points. And they seem to drop quite often aswell. So you can use your tools quite often. But you can't really spam them.

[Mr Bun]

Originally posted by Captain Scorpion:

yeah i know about the arm just what puts me off the arm is that you need to use consumabels to use the arm

Well, the prosthetic arm would be overpowered if there is no such constraint. I heard that you can upgrade the amount of consumables you can carry later in the game.

It is worth mentioning that the prosthetic arm tools have upgrade pathways as well.

The addition of skill tree is one of the biggest difference between Sekiro and From Software's previous works. The different play styles also contribute to a more diverse combat experience.

All in all, just dedicate your time to learn and master the mechanics and have fun playing the game. [/quote]

I hope its a good game i really want to enjoy it, though to me right now from what i've seen it looks a lot like Nioh but with less variety but that's what i see. Then again i have just given in and bought the game because i cant miss out on a from software game