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@@rebellioussouls8620 thanks!

thanks! yeah I failed the card game a fair number of times to be honest 🥲

@khbirbs it's so hard, I have to sort of predict where it will be! It just moves so quickly for me xD Very good work!

@@Panicatthepanic thank you! I’m still a bit sad that I messed up the teleporting swipes at the end, but I’m just taking it as a reason to revisit this fight at some point. And honestly I don’t think it’s necessary. It’s pretty easy to tell when someone is doing level 1 damage, and no hit is no hit. I just do it because I’ve seen a lot of people show it at the end.

@@Panicatthepanic Thank you! it can be a bit tough because if you mash into the dodge rolls they can turn into a quick run. My best advice is to single input the dodge rolls. I think the moment Sora transitions from quick running to regular walking you’re able to input another movement, so that’s what I aim for. There might also be a small buffer window before quick run ends where you can queue a dodge roll, but i’m not entirely sure. The timing feels a bit awkward at first, but you’ll get it quickly! Thank you for watching!

Tap to roll. Hold to run

@insertnamehere2746 I'm really bad at it. Sensory issues. XD

@KurayamiGGEZ thanks!

@@moondoor9031 I agree, unfortunately KH3 falls short in a lot of places compared to how well thought out the combat system is in KH2. That said, I think the Limit Cut fights are the best bosses in the series, and I hope they carry that design philosophy forward into KH4!

I agree! I feel sort of the same way data Riku in KH3, though he’s definitely a bit less extreme when you hit his revenge value

@ True! I really like what they did there as well with a handful of data bosses either having full on counters when hitting their RV and others just teleporting away. You can't abuse their counters like you can in 2, but it’s still okay since their attack pools are so much larger.

@SimCon02 I couldn’t agree more! his design is so perfect I feel it stands alone as a feat of both difficulty and fairness. Dodging his crossbow attack and then parrying the follow-up in his second phase is probably one of my favorite things to do in any game. Thank you for watching!

@SimCon02 Thank you! yeah bike phase can be a real problem at level 1! Without limits/drives I think it’s basically random whether he kills you or not

@@joaopedrocosta3370 thanks!

@@KurayamiGGEZ thank you so much! yeah it’s a bit tight on the timing but it feels great to pull off!

@@khbirbs You're welcome. Yea, it looks it. 😊

i’m so glad you liked it!

@@jr.onion1868 Thanks!

Sorry for the late reply! The last part can be tough, but there’s an easier way to do it than what I did in this video. you can get away with mostly dodge rolling and only guarding when he dashes at you. The basic pattern is: dodge roll 3x -> guard -> dodge roll 2x -> guard -> dodge roll 3x -> guard -> dodge roll -> guard. The key is to not mash the dodge rolls out, but try to evenly space them so you have s when he launches the vines. A good frame of reference is dodging just slightly after the grey orb that spawns the vines appears. Also, even though you’re timing the doge rolls, it might be necessary to mash the guards out because his dash attack comes out pretty quickly. I hope that helps!

I’m honored 🥹

it’s actually one of my favorite games in the series!

thank you 🥹