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For me, Elden Ring is just Sekiro 2 and I will die on that hill

:Ring_of_FAP: elden ring or something :lilgodrick:
  1. Combat Similarities and Evolution

Both games share an emphasis on precise, skill-based combat:

Parrying and Timing: Sekiro introduced a parry-heavy combat system that demands precise timing, and Elden Ring adopts this with guard counters and critical hits after breaking an enemy's stance.

Stamina and Poise Management: Both titles emphasize managing stamina or poise, rewarding players for balancing offense and defense while exploiting enemy vulnerabilities.

  1. Stealth Mechanics

Sekiro was FromSoftware's first major foray into integrating stealth elements. In Elden Ring, stealth plays a significant role, especially during exploration and in managing large groups of enemies. The crouc

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