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Wow, that is rude. Sorry i guess.

and using powerful attacks with bigger area of effect. I really can't blame people that limit themselves to SoB, it is a broken mechanic as it is, but you don't need it, at all, you can just use all your other mechanical options.

And unless you're using kasumi, you still have to wait for the chance to SoB, or force delimbs and then SoB, which is not the most fun. I had much more success in the game using silly stuff like windpath, or throwing shurikens around, abusing my OL moves. CONT.

about how practical steel on bone is. I admit, it is probably easier to just sit around and wait to the steel on bone grabs, and just chain them. But there are enemies that you can't SoB, to start with, there are enemies that trying to go for SoB is risky at UN (claw chimeras). CONT.

Of course, like i said, this isn't universaly true, that is why the game is problematic, and the other problematic thing is that good tools that you have with a certain character can be lacking with others.

Enemies have gaps, that is obvious, but you also can force gaps, windpath is a good way, heavy starters is a good way. The game also gives you built in reset tools for when enemies break out of your chains, and it will also give you tools to successfully stun them.

"how fun can gleamed from enemies who can block/dodge everything and can armor out of every attack string whenever they please". Because they actually can't, not all of them. Status post isn't really the ideal way to explain the mechanics, but i'll try to be brief.

But there is problems with the nerfing of some of the common strategies of NG2 and NGB, like GTs and UT chaining. And steel on bone, while heavily flawed, it has its fun aspects of it as well.

The dodgy enemies are more problematic though, some you can get guaranteed stun via windpath, but that is not consistent and is a flaw of the game, some big enemies are in general just dumb to fight normally. The game is a mess, and i won't deny that, but the game is not nearly as limited as you...

It took me a while, but when i could understand how enemy armor works and blocking, and learned to use the crowd control moves and my toolset, i barely use steel on bone on NG3RE.

Ok, i'm going to say, that those statements about MN and UN NG3RE are not completely true. There is a lot of fun to be had on the enemies, and Steel on bone is not the only way to deal with enemies, and is far from being way more practical than everything else.

Ok. sorry @Brute I understood by "leech" the tentacle monster from chapter 5 and 7, not the eletric things from the sewers, i dont see those as problematic at all, or even bosses, so i forgot about them.

Ok, it pisses me off, when i'm not using Ryu, but with Ryu, that boss is kind of a non-problem. I guess it is because i played it more than the others, i figured out ways to do it faster. While NGB bosses i haven't learned that much how to fight against them to that point, i just spent one week...

NGblack, there is Doku, and Marbus as good bosses, and then everything else kinda pisses me of on one way or another. NG2, there is Genshin... and i think he is the only boss i actively like on NG2. NG3RE bosses range from bland, to somewhat cool, nothing excellent, but nothing makes me mad as...

Oh yeah, the armadillo, i never thought as a kamikaze attack, just that the explosion is a result of him dying. NG3RE actually has one more difficulty beyond Master Ninja, it is Ultimate Ninja, in general, is a similar challenge to MN on NG2. I have my fair share of problems with it, but NG3RE...

Keep in mind, when i say Ninja Gaiden, i put NGB, NG2, NG3RE here, not just NGB. I have fun with some, but most of them get on my nerves, not that they're too problematic, but they just hit my weak spots. @Lulu I don't recall kamikaze bosses, right now at least, but kamikaze enemies is a common...

Ninja Gaiden, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, NiOH, the list goes on.

I did, and i still disagree with you, because i don't care how others play a game, even less about the playerbase that don't care about learning more than the basics of a game. And that is because dark souls is not even a deep game or anything like that, you would cry if you had a tour on...

Including parrying.