Sekiro Shadows Die Twice: How Death Impacts Your Journey - Ultimate Guide

Many are already familiar with death in the video games Bloodborne and Dark Souls developed by From Software. The titles of Soulsborne add to their games certain characteristics to the death.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the next action and adventure video game developed by From Software, is no exception. But in this case we have characteristics of death totally different from what we have seen before.

Learn how death affects your adventure in Sekiro, learn when and how to use the mechanisms to revive and refute the consequences of Dragonrot, do not miss our recommendations below.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice will be released in the coming hours reaching users of PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. We do not seem fabulous what we have seen so far, and yes, as many of us want to have them in our power, if you still do not know or do not convince you, we have some data on how death affects the game for finish to convince you

As we already mentioned, death in Sekiro is something completely different from what surely many lived in Dark Souls and Bloodborne.

If there is any similarity between Sekiro and the other titles of the developer is that the world is full of hundreds of ways to kill your character, "Wolf."

When you die, your character will lose part of their experience which is used to improve the skills and you will also lose half the currency of the game you have in your possession for that moment, which you use to buy tools or items.

Keep in mind that what you lose when you die, you can not get it back, so to get it back you will have to work again inch by inch to recover what was lost, so we tell you that your best option is when you have a battle which think you can not win, the best will be to simply avoid it and flee so you do not have to lose what you had achieved.

But, Wolf has a skill that allows him to refute this, your character has the ability to receive invisible Help to preserve the experience and coining death.

But you have to keep in mind whenever the probability of receiving invisible help decreases if Dragonrot spreads, either by pausing the game or resting on an idol.

Dragonrot, is a disease that is related to death in Sekiro, most people with whom your character is have the ability and ability to contract it. This will make you coughing attacks, but the game will let you know when someone gets infected with Dragonrot.

The more you die in Sekiro the more the disease will spread, due to the complexity of the video game it is difficult to avoid dying only a few times, so it will be difficult to prevent it from spreading.

In addition to reducing the possibility of receiving invisible Help as more people get infected with Dragonrot, you can not complete the search lines of the characters who have contracted the disease, this because the coughing attacks that gives them does not allow you to respond.

Some of the search lines unlock new skills and prosthetic improvements that will help you fight the minibosses and bosses in the main story.

But there is a cure to fight the disease, try not to lose anyone or the missions while looking for the ingredients to save them.

To describe the cure for the first time, you will have to make The Sculptor contract Dragonrot, you will be able to realize when you see the scene where it is shown how sick you are.

You will have to go outside with Emma, ​​she will tell you about a cure, you will have to take blood from someone else who has Dragonrot, so she is waiting for someone else to catch the disease to look for it, when she coughs a little blood, bring it to Emma , who will synthesize a cure with blood, the cure is "Dragon Tear".

Using the tear on an idol heals all those affected by the Dragonrot, remember that the more you die, the more the disease spreads and you may need to buy more of the cure from specific merchants.

You will have the possibility of dying until sometimes, you can see when you see in the lower left corner of the screen where there are two pinkish red orbs that will tell you how many times you can relive.

The first orb is filled by resting on an idol.

The second orb is filled by executing enemies with death blows.

When you die you will have to accept whether to receive death or revive yourself, if you choose the second you will be using your first orb and you will be able to spot a black spot in the second.

You will need a mortal blow to eliminate the smear, upon receiving it you will be able to relive for a second chance upon dying again.

But use them carefully, as we told you the second orb is filled with deadly enemy blows, so, if you use your second orb with a boss and you die for the third time.