I don't know if it stacks with the other effect. yes this is the second appearance of this special effect. Bonus after purification (increase attack). inheritable special effect: Elemental damage reduciton (guarding) 34-35%. bonus for status ailment suffered (increase attack). Inheritable special effect: Elemental damage reduction (guarding) 34-35%. (optional) Increase close combat attack. bonus after dash attack (increase attack). it is preferred to be a starred effect but does not have to be. damage reduction (status ailment suffered). bonus when surrounded (increase attack). Bonus for absorbing amrita (increase attack). Elemental damage reduction (guarding) 30-35%. Now that you have all these pieces of armor and weaponry the next large and tedious task is getting all of the right special effects on your armor. If you followed my lead on the last two pieces of your armor then that obviously means you will need your chest piece, legs, and feet imbued with General of Kigetsu armor. Lastly, you need 4 pieces of General of Kigetsu (3 pieces with Yasakani). If you are still over weight just add weight reduction to a few pieces of your armor. These are the lightest pieces of ones armor and makes your overall weight as light as possible. It doesn't necessarily matter which pieces of your armor you choose to be Tatenashi, but to keep your agility at B rating you will need to make your head and arms Tatenashi. Next, you need 3 three pieces of Tatenashi (2 pieces with Yasakani). fire damage (hand cannons and matchlocks). Agility damage bonus A- and really anything else that boosts the damage for your ranged weapons. Both melee weapons and your ranged weapons will need to have Grace of Susano and for special effects you will need:. First, you will need 5 pieces of Susano (4 pieces with Yasakani Magatama). There are a few different layouts that numerous people have adopted and modified to squeeze every last ounce of damage out of this build, but this particular set up has worked for me personally as well as many other players. NIOH 2 1.22 HOW TO
This never ever happens in Nioh 2, and you can fight bosses properly without using any cheese or specific builds all the way up through the final DLC in DotN.Below are details of how to create a solid Susano Living Weapon build for the abyss. It also unfortunately has notoriously awful scaling in the higher difficulties (including the abyss), where human bosses will just stay in living weapon mode the whole fight and basically be unfightable without borderline cheesing them by spamming SotC or using living weapon one-shot builds. There's also the fact that Nioh 1 has quite a few places where it's a bit more rough around the edges, with stuff that's borderline if not straight up bullshit - Otani seemingly being able to spam instant dashes a potentially infinite number of times back to back in his later phases, Shima Sakon (the whole fight), poorly designed BS multi-boss/enemy fights (fortunately most of these are in optional sub-missions), etc. Nioh 1, on the other hand, doesn't have those things at all.
If you do make frequent and effective use of those, much of it becomes almost comically easy.
If you don't use the tools Nioh 2 gives you, such as soul core yokai attacks and burst counter, then Nioh 2 is probably somewhat harder than Nioh 1 at its peak (mostly early-mid game).
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