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What exactly are you struggling with?
The best suggestion I can tell you is to forget you're playing a From Software game. Actively tell yourself "this is 100% new and I've never played anything like this before", because nothing will trip you worse in Sekiro than playing it like Souls or Elden Ring.
The combat pacing is different, there’s very little downtime and you shouldn’t be letting your opponents have any downtime either. If you’re not deflecting you should be attacking. Remember, there’s no stamina here. Sprint, dodge, counter, block, deflect, attack, interrupt, and very importantly, SPRINT as needed.
Dont give up. If you've beaten a FS game, this proves that you have the capability to beat all the others, too. There are a lot of people who just cant get into this cycle of extreme challenge -> frustration -> ambition too to better -> mindfulness and concentration too find the weakness of a challenge/the failuires you made -> victory.
The individual mechanics may be different in Sekiro, but the overall "structure" of the difficulty curve is the same. You don't need either luck nor grinding to beat the game. The only things you need are mindfulness, concentration and an ongoing motivation.
Learning how to play this game is like riding a bike. You'll build on your experience, whereas Elden Ring is much more about optimizing your build and using the right weapon.
Well the more you play and the better you get you will find out there are actual attacks you should dodge ;D
It can be quite usefull.