Скачать или смотреть 戦国BASARA3宴/Sengoku BASARA 3 Utage Mitsunari Ishida Walkthrough With Commentary

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Here in this walkthrough i show off mitsunari moves and teach you what buttons can bring up attacks that just come out awesome. this character is a beast and is suppose to be the vergil of sengoku basara and for thoughs who don't know who vergil is he is a character from another hack n slash game called devil may cry. Stay tune for more walkthroughs and etc.

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When landing a last attack of normal combo, Mitsunari will slide slightly forward and enter an animation where he's sheathing his katana. This animation can be stopped by initiating another normal combo but if you wait until he sheaths his sword, the enemies hit with the combo will all suffer another attack.

Shortcuts
You are able to skip the startup animation of many of Mitsunaris moves by quickly pressing the designated move button..
after dodging
after a normal attack
during the forward flash move of Lamentation

Flash
Hold the Triangle button after an attack and Mitsunari will teleport to the enemies he was hitting, he will then be able to instantly activate any of his other moves, often skipping the charge times on them. Also, when using Lamentation you can cancel the move before it hits and instantly activate another move. ALL attacks are flash-able except for
Decapitation.
When you use Conviction, sending the enemies flying and hold triangle, he will flash up to the air, from there hit square thrice but when you hit the square button the 3rd time, you can hold it and he will flash back down to the floor and you can continue your combos from there.
Continuously flashing forward with Lamentation and skipping the Flash with the normal attack button is actually faster than running.