This instantly cures your paralysis (but doesn’t heal any damage), letting you get to safety. If you find yourself facing an enemy that can paralyze you, equip some acupuncture needles in one of your shortcut slots. Pop an antidote to get rid of that poison effect wearing away at your life. Antidotes are your friend when you inevitably get pinned down and poisoned by a low-level dweller (those creepy dudes with the pickaxes).Assign your Nioh loot as shortcut items Effects managment Hoarding items is just going to get you killed (more). Fuse-Ushi's guardian attack also knocks almost everything in the game down, outside of some bosses.There are so many items to pick up in Nioh that it’s easy to just let them wash over you and forget to actually use them. Guardian? If you're dying a bunch, I recommend Isonade or Fuse-Ushi, both offer passive healing bonuses and increase your HP.
Later, you can use it to cancel out of any attack so you cna defend or reposition.) But, the tonfa is a little more complex-it's worth the payoff though IMO. Tonfa is also a decent choice due to some similar scaling to Spear, especially if you want to pick up Ninja Skills/Ninjutsu, and offers faster attacks, less stamina consumption, and great defensive options(It has a skill called Demon Dance which basically give you a dodge on your Ki Pulse to regain Ki/Stamina. Those are largely going to be for breaking stamina on tougher enemies that block until you unlock some more Spear skills or get more comfortable with them. Odachi -is- a powerful weapon but it has heavy stamina costs just starting the game, and is a touch reliant on Living Weapon at times.īackup weapon I'd likely go with an Axe or the above-mentioned Odachi.
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