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The funny thing about Clair Obscur is that because they made parrying “mandatory” people now focus on all-hit runs as the hard thing to do instead of no-hit runs. So they’re proving that it is actually not mandatory and that the game is really a normal JRPG that is just a bit hard in the beginning.
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The funny thing about Clair Obscur is that because they made parrying “mandatory” people now focus on all-hit runs as the hard thing to do instead of no-hit runs. So they’re proving that it is actually not mandatory and that the game is really a normal JRPG that is just a bit hard in the beginning.
It’s a core game mechanic
This like complaining that jumping is required to beat Mario