Basically you can't use your upgraded force powers, because that requires you to hold down buttons for a time, and once you get a bit into the game, there's simply no time to do anything else than parry and block, and just hope that you can do a few follow-up hits after a perfect parry, not to mention that a lot of enemies spam unblockable moves.
After playing Sekiro I officially have Parry-PTSD. I'm a dodger damnit! But Sekiro, Surge 2 and Fallen Order (the dodge is awful, double tap and most enemies track like they have aim assist) all seem to funnel you into parries or bust. I just wanna roll away sometimes T_T Tl;dr: Me too and stuff.
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Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty demands that all players understand how to parry, counter, and dodge attacks in order to get through the campaign. Players looking to go on the offensive in Wo Long: Fallen
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