More than twice actually... Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice can sometimes get annoying when someone like Jinsuke Saze has killed you for the 50th time even when he was close to dying himself on several occasions. Then suddenly, you see it, the short window, the opening you've never seen before and it all becomes so easy you're almost ashamed to have failed so many attempts before. The silver lining is that after that, the "flying" ninja of Hirata Estate looks like a joke in comparison...
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Commented on 2019-04-02 11:54:17I'm on NG+ now and difficulty wise is rather similar to Souls games.
Commented on 2019-04-02 14:00:38This all reminds me of a quote Albert Eisntein said: "No problem can be solved by the same KIND OF THINKING that created it." That's basically Soulsborne and Sekiro, once you step back, observe and realize what you have to do, the rest is easy.
I'm counting on you finishing Sekiro - which is a masterpiece you clearly love. Afterwards, it would be amazing if you went back to Dark Souls 1 (Remastered) or Bloodborne, they're equally amazing and easier than Sekiro, so you would be able to progress very quickly.
I'm not trying to push you or anything, they are masterpieces as well and very similar to Sekiro and now that you're experienced with From Software's game design, I believe you would have an amazing experience playing them to completion as well. Bloodborne is regarded as the best game of all time by a lot of people for many reasons. Just a suggestion.
Commented on 2019-04-02 23:47:17 In reply to SethI'm on NG+ now and difficulty wise is rather similar to Souls games.