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You can always start a “new game” where you will be able to begin level 2 at 23. But you then start a new playthrough, don’t do as well, and reach level 2 at 35 years old. So for instance, during a playthrough you reach level 2 at 23 years old. The lowest age you complete a level at will always save for your next playthrough.

When you complete a level, you take with you any of the skills you’ve upgraded along the way and continue at the same age.

While you typically don’t want to do this as you should be using XP to permanently unlock new attacks, it can be a very good idea if you’re entering a tough area/battle.

You can also spend 1,000xp at shrines to reset your death counter back to 0.

Typically when you beat a tougher enemy, or a group of enemies, without taking substantial damage, your death counter will lower by 1.

However, there are a couple of ways to lower your death counter. If you die repeatedly to the same enemies, this can compound quickly. You then age by the same amount as your death counter.

Every time you die your death counter goes up by one.

SIFU has a few different systems at play and it’s not always the best at explaining them. Throws and pushes are great for crowd control too. Use the environment to your advantage and make the enemies line up to attack you whenever possible.

I think it goes without saying but just in case: don’t let yourself get surrounded.

And yes, it works on bosses as well (save for the final one)! It can be used at the end of a combo to keep the attacks coming too. Tying into the above, my favorite was the leg sweep because it immobilizes an enemy and allows you to get in extra damage for free. Similar to finishing moves, you are invincible during this animation! And while the enemy is down, you can hold Circle (on PlayStation) to get a few punches in. In groups, it lessens the number of attacks you have to dodge. Knocking enemies down to the ground is one of your most powerful tools.

Master the leg takedown in basic hand-to-hand combat as well as with weapons like the bo.This will allow you to then chain longer combos together for increased damage. In those moments, use a charged attack when you can to fully stun the enemy. On both the points above, learn when you have a slightly longer opening (usually after dodging an enemy’s orange attack that can’t be parried).Some of the best openings for attack are when making an enemy miss one of these attacks and you can turn it into substantial damage. Dodging left and right is standard for most attacks, but learning when to dodge upwards (thus hopping over a sweep) or downwards (thus avoiding high swings and kicks) is essential. There are many enemies with 2-3 swing patterns that are easy to dodge and end with an opening that allows you to begin a combo.

Because of the small timing window, it can often be more effective to dodge patterns and look for an opening rather than trying to hit a perfect parry. Parrying is extremely effective, but also more risky than dodging.Here are the keys along with some helpful tips: Learning the intricacies of it is imperative. And don’t worry, I won’t spoil anything.Īt the heart of SIFU is a deep combat system. But don’t worry, I’m here to help! Below you’ll find some hints, tips, and concepts that will help you on your way. But persist, and you will find a fantastic game that’s well worth your time.įor new players, SIFU can be a little cryptic. As I wrote in my review, the game demands a lot of the player.