During PlayStation's 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Ghost of Tsushima State of Play last week, it was revealed how the game would allow players to use various stances in combat and how that would allow for them to inflict the most damage against certain types🦄 of enemies. Now, the development studio behind the game has decided to offer more insight on the game mechanic.
In an interview with , creative director Jason Connell went into more detail about stances and how crucial they will be when players will have to deal with enemies in Ghost of Tsushima. "[...] you’re going to have to pick the right stance in order to fight the right person," Connell explained. "That’s what stances are for in the game [...] Knowing that you could switch to this stance, because it’s easier to take out the guy with the shield, that’s good." Based on the creative director's statement, players will have to learn how to use each stance effectively if they want to succeed against enemies. For example, using a stance that counters shields will proveꦡ to be far more effective than any of the other stances.
Additionally, the development team was inspired by samurai cinema when incorporating stances into Ghost of Tsushima. As Connell said in the interview, the development team wanted players to feel like actual samurai, and because of that, use stances when fighting enemies. Ultimately, stances are certain to prove to be beneficial, especially when players will be able to master each stance and use it when fighting a large amount of enemies at once or a variety of enemies who use different𒈔 weapons.
For those who played 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nioh and/or 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nioh 2, they may already have some sort of familiarity with stances. For those who haven't played the mentioned games, both of them also incorporate stances (low, medium, high), and players can switch between the stances when fighting enemies and bosses since one stance is certain to be more beneficial than any of the other two stances. As such, something similar can be expected in Ghost of Tsushima.
Ghost of Tsushima will release exclusively for PS4 on July 17.
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