What games has your favorite sword combat?

Metal Gear Rising Revengeance

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nioh 2

>>715653627 (OP)
Halo 2

>>715653627 (OP)
I don't think there's any game that has perfected sword combat. Gothic tried two decades ago with the player-controlled swing directions/combos but it was German jank. What we have nowadays is either superfluous button mashing (Witcher), stamina bar rollslop (Souls) or 'muh realism' obsession (Kingdom Come).

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Bushido Blade

>>715653627 (OP)
They all fucking suck. Prince of Persia (1989) is still the best and no one has developed anything easy to learn and hard to master.

>>715654365
>hard to master
but it isn't, in fact you can even cheese some enemies

>>715653627 (OP)
Sekiro

>>715653627 (OP)
Vindictus. Specifically Lann and Delia,It has the best shield combat too with fiona.
Chivalry/ForHonor/Mordhau have a really cool direction, but they are too clunky, so fantasy games often feel better than the more grounded ones simply because you dont fight like rockem sockem robots.

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Jedi Knight 2 for a more arcady experience or Movie Battles mod for Jedi Academy for something that is as realistic as it can get with a third-person free roaming game.

>is the undisputed king of sword combat in your path

>>715655323
https://youtu.be/P31TeJ5ix4c

>>715653627 (OP)
Morrowind

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Vermintide 2
Not a Warhammer fag but tried it when Steam gave it out for free and I've been hooked ever since, amazing first person melee combat

Half sword. It's a free demo on steam right now. I autisticly played it like 12 hour straight trying to figure out the sword mechanics.

Dark messiah

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Skyrim

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Second

>>715653627 (OP)
mountain blade

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Yes

For Honor

>>715658042
>perfect first person fantasy combat
>perfect multiplayer
>got pushed aside for shit ass oblivion because "ohhhh you can do anything and the world reacts realistically!" bullshit marketing lie.