Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice by LilAggy in  

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yeah you could tell he knew what he was asking and it was purely to increase discussion and for viewer engagement.

Tomato knows how to play the run for entertainment.

Absolutely his fallout anthology run is top 3 gdq due to his comentary and input alone.

I love how the audience still claps even when the runner is saying "This boss is a joke, you just mash R1"

Idk how he did it first try tbh

I think it just does show that it’s a bit more tense when you’ve got an actual crowd behind you and not doing it on video but either way he’s incredible

aggy is also the best sekiro runner. so he already had expectations

I agree. haha

I don't need a crowd applauding me once every ten hours

@@rdoozy it took me 3 days to kill horse spear dude, didn't know cliff gimmicks like that

@@Bluzlbee GYOBU MASATAKI ONIWA

@@Bluzlbee Not even worth doing gimmicks like that when you're just playing the game casually tbh. The absolute elated joy I felt the first time I killed Genichiro, after HOURS of white-knuckled attempts, with no funny business can not be understated. I literally jumped up, shit talked the TV, hip thrusted the air, and jumped around for a minute working off my excitement lol. Wouldn't have had that moment if I used a gimmick.

I enjoy how they glanced over the power of kinda immortality.

The Hirata Estate fights are all memory fights, it's how Owl appears to Wolf. "My dad can vanish, turn into a ghost owl and stab you from behind."

@@lagg1e I dont know if thats true, because you take a physical item (aromatic flower) out of the memory with you

Dies immediately after coming back to life 😂🤣😂🤣

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KermieDraws unlike paddy who is just a couch

The fact that someone goes through the whole game that quickly and only dies that many times is unfathomable to me like I've died 15 times to one mini boss

Genichiro is a cakewalk though

@@emanuelc.8579 Honestly I found Genichiro to be one of the harder bosses in the game. I had an easier time with Isshin. Genichiro has a lot of attacks that look very similar to each other, which threw me off a lot.

Genichiro was hard the very first time you fight him. However, you fight harder bosses in the game after him, and then even him AGAIN where his moveset is almost entirely the same. By then, deflecting his attacks and knowing which ones to dodge (if you play on harder mode) is like riding a bike, you never forget.

@@intestinalclouds-kfpobitua5342 Dude what how could you find Isshin to not be the hardest boss of all time lmao I was stuck on him for so long

@@troy8420 i found the demon lf hatred way harder tbh

Mr.Panda663 that was the only boss I first tried. It’s like ‘youre nerfing him? What about the rest?’

That bull literally made me quit the game

A friend of mine and I both beat the bull pre-nerf and it was fucking annoying, he had more health I think or something like that

Right?? Agdq is like if you took someone who only played guitar for a handful of friends then his next step was Woodstock or MTV or something

As a spanish I gotta add, it's a perfect dub and I love it

language doesnt matter in sekiro since you can skip all text so aggy just runs on the language he prefers which is spanish. also makes gyobu much funnier than japanese is lol

Take your time to learn how to deflect. It took me until the Geniichiro fight to learn that lesson the hard way and the early game was a miserable experience as a result.

It was the most beautiful until ghost of Tsushima came out

And after

On the title screen at the beginning of the run, it says App Ver. 1.02, yeah

the jump is still possible on current patch, i did it yesterday

That's what this is basically. The only minibosses this doesn't include are the tutorial one, Headless, and Shichimen iirc, because those are the only ones that don't give prayer beads, and the only bosses it's missing are Emma and Isshin Ashina, and that's simply because fighting them requires going for another ending which would mean going all the way through the game again on NG+.

And Owls

no but he is doing all beads run and needs to get the one from the bull

I wonder if that is possible. My guess is no? You cancel air swimming by surfacing in a swimmable body of water, aka something that will transition you from swimming state to a ground/surface state. I do not believe you can swim in that pond, thats what makes me doubt that. But maybe all depths of water have that property if you go from underneath the world!

You'd have to find a gap in the collision close enough to the beginning of Hirata to not lose time going out of your way, since the only way to get there is through a loading screen so you would need a way to reactivate airswim once you're there. I don't know if there are any spots like that there, the Ashina Castle one was pure dumb luck. You also need to fight the Shinobi Hunter miniboss about halfway through Hirata, so you'd have to deactivate airswim in the river there instead of at the drunkard, and then run to the drunkard anyway. At that point I'm not sure if it would save time if it is achievable.

Can you swim in the pond? If you can't you can't cancel the air swim there if I understand correctly.

@@AMediumSizedKodiak Even in glitchless runs AI exploits (or cheesing) are allowed because it's still within the "game rules", so to speak. Sequence breaks like the swimming skips wouldn't be allowed, but trapping an enemy in a corner and wailing at them is perfectly legit. I guess the extra long jump on the horse guy and the demon would be in a bit of a gray area to be decided by the community, but those bosses can fall off that ledge normally without even using that exploit. So yeeeah, it'll be difficult to find a speedrun without cheesing, but there are plenty of legit boss fights floating around.

there is no "divine" or "instutional" rules for speed run. Anyone creates the rules he wants.

Mist Noble

No he literally gives you one medicinal pellet.

Check bottom right corner and it tells you the platform they're playing on.

It’s because he is a bad boss design, that’s all. Once you get the mechanic down, this game is all about aggression and relentless pressure. Owl is the most defensive boss of all the bosses and mini bosses combined, by far. He constantly jumps back to reduce pressure and is paired with a super fast posture recovery. You have to constantly chase him and it is just annoying. In any Souls game, bosses that constantly evade and need to be chased after are among the worst and most boring one. Why? Because at the end of the day it is a war of attrition. You have to get through the boss with the health you were given. The longer it takes, the higher the chance you will die. Bosses that evade drags the fight in length, so you have to dodge, deflect, jump more for a longer time, and any mistake is way more punishing for you than for him. It’s not hard, it’s boring, and boredom makes you make mistake.

@@LtKregorovDisagree. I’ve never found myself bored during either Owl fight.

It is when you learn how to reverse lightning attacks. That's why also Saint Sword phase 3 is easier than 2, because it isn't hat much different and you can destroy him with the lightning.