Genichiro's Floating Boat Continuous Slash Repair
Fixed the problem of Genichiro's Floating Boat Continuous Slash attack. Out of a total of 7 attacks, the 6th attack was almost impossible to deflect.
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About this mod Machine translation
Fixed the problem of Genichiro's Floating Boat Continuous Slash attack. Out of a total of 7 attacks, the 6th attack was almost impossible to deflect.
Genichiro floating boat continuous chop repair
🎯 **This is a purely repair mod, it only fixes the following problems and will not change other content in the game**
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✨ Module function
During a fight with Genichiro, he may use the "Float Slash" attack, which is a set of 7 rapid attacks in a row.
**Bug fixes:**
- 🛡️ Originally the 6th attack was almost impossible to bounce
- ⚡ Fixed the problem that the continuous pop-up window is too small
- 🎮 Now you can completely deflect the entire set of floating boat chops
**Technical Details:**
Originally, the bounce window for the sixth attack was only 3 frames. With successive bounce attempts, the bounce window will further shrink, resulting in a situation where bounce is "actually" impossible.
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📥 Installation requirements
**Required Tools:**
- Mod Engine：
🛠️ Installation method
- Place the param folder into the "mods" folder
- Path: Sekiro\mods\param\gameparam
🗑️ Uninstall method
Delete the "gameparam.parambnd.dcx" file in the "gameparam" folder
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💡 **Instructions for use:**
After installation, when fighting Genichiro, his floating boat chop attack can now be fully reflected normally, improving the fairness and smoothness of the combat experience.
🎉 This is my first attempt at making a mod. Seeing that this game has been released for 6 years and no one has fixed this problem, I decided to do it myself! Hopefully this fix will improve everyone’s gaming experience.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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