Essay four of seven is "Sekiro's Parry and Other Pursuits of Perfection" by Jacob Geller (yes, he gets two spots). It's hard to talk about this one. The closest I came to describing it is that it gave me the same feeling as finishing The Beginner's Guide: a part of yourself is brought under a microscope, gently examined, and you come out of it understanding why you do what you do just a little bit more.
Julian DuĊĦan
Essay four of seven is "Sekiro's Parry and Other Pursuits of Perfection" by Jacob Geller (yes, he gets two spots). It's hard to talk about this one. The closest I came to describing it is that it gave me the same feeling as finishing The Beginner's Guide: a part of yourself is brought under a microscope, gently examined, and you come out of it understanding why you do what you do just a little bit more.
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