Dual Knife Style - Original Special Effects
Module introduction: When you equip and select Rust Pill, the normal attack will become a double-knife style, with 6 consecutive hits.
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About this mod Machine translation
Module introduction: When you equip and select Rust Pill, the normal attack will become a double-knife style, with 6 consecutive hits.
Sekiro Dual Knife Style - Original Special Effects
✨ Core Functions
When you equip and select **Rust Pill**, the normal attack will be transformed into **Double Sword Style**, bringing a new combat experience!
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🗡️ Dual-knife combo system
- **6 Combo Combo**: Smooth continuous attack action
- **Dodge Attack**: Trigger special attack action while dodging
- **Perfect Bounce**: After successfully rebounding, the exclusive attack will be connected
🎯 Combat Mechanism
Combat actions will cycle through preset attack modes within the normal range, making your combat more smooth!
⚠️ Instructions for use
Note that both dodge and perfect bounce use the same category of parameters:
- Your dodge attack affects the variation of your perfect bounce attack
- Calculating the next attack in a real combat environment is really challenging
- But these actions are still very practical
💪 Balance adjustment
While increasing the wolf's upper limit of action, it also appropriately increases the difficulty of the operation, making the battle more challenging and rewarding!
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*Experience smooth two-blade combat and feel Sekiro’s new combat aesthetics! *
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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