Sekiro Unofficial Patch (Fair Rebalance)
This mode summarized mainly provides you with more spirit tokens and better buffs.
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This mode summarized mainly provides you with more spirit tokens and better buffs. Essentially, my goal is to make the game more entertaining while keeping it fair and not demotivating you. More detailed description!
SE capacity increased to 20 spirit tokens, 25 total after upgrade (you need to start a new save to get the 5 bonuses I think, need to confirm) (looking for workaround)
10 Maximum Red Spirit Tokens with Ritual Tonto (Instead of that, you can now use it twice in a row to get 10 Red Spirit Tokens. (So 25 Spirit Tokens, 10 Red Spirit Tokens, 35 in total)
4 Ritual Tonto to use per break. (It equals 20 additional Spirit Badges if you max out)
Normal and Lazulite fire buff extended to 20s (normal) and 35s (lazulite)
Both versions of Holy Abduction now last 30 seconds and are now applied to swords, so you don't have to rush it.
Holy Confetti now lasts 65 seconds instead of 45 seconds.
Rin Ninja now lasts 120 seconds, but costs 12 Spirit Badges (instead of 3 Spirit Badges for a 30 second buff) (awesome but expensive)
Puppeteer Ninjutsu lasts 5 minutes instead of 45 seconds (if you want to build a short-lived battalion, but they will still die)
5 maximum particles instead of 3 (mainly added with Tonto added)
3 max divine herbs instead of 1 (rare AF so its fair)
All Mibu balloons now last twice as long (since grinding was already tedious)
Lapis Lazuli now sells for 5000 (because it is very rare)
50 max ceramic shards (if you want to become an invisible boi)
The light wallet now sells for 250. The heavy wallet now sells for 750. The bulging wallet now sells for 1500. (Think of it like not opening its bonus right away, but selling them instead!)
Five-color rice now has 50 uses (never get lost)
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