Ghost Of Tsushima: How To Put Away Your Sword Manually

Jin will walk around the world of Ghost of Tsushima for a while after drawing his sword, but you can make him sheathe it quickly and with a flick.

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The samurai life can now be experienced by all with the release of the highly anticipated Ghost of Tsushima. Now we find that, despite a warrior’s patience and preparation (for some of us a level of patience going back to E3 2018), the way of the sword may not be as easy as simply picking up the controller and wildly swinging. Ghost of Tsushima calls for a fair level of deliberation when it comes to death-bringing. Jin’s weapon of choice, in the same vein of a Japanese calligrapher, must be wielded with precision and practiced strokes.

To show compassion to your fallen victims while likewise highlighting your mastery of the sword in Ghost of Tsushima, one must first be able to sheath their weapon after combat. Jin may be on a quest for vengeance, but he can still practice the code.

With its three regions and 40 different biomes, Ghost of Tsushima is massive and full of awesome exploration. Some of the very best moments in the game are oftentimes off the beaten paths, wherein sequestered spaces can be found only by way following a random fox or bird. Be extra vigilant and careful, though, as many times these secret pathways will also be littered with enemy warriors. If a standoff does ensue – and it most assuredly will – players must be ready to quickly dispatch enemies before being dispatched themselves.

Once Jin’s foes have been defeated in combat, the samurai won’t put his sword away automatically. It takes him a long while to do so, but impatient players can simply swipe right on the touchpad to perform an expert cleaning maneuver and sheathe the weapon like a true samurai. For that extra layer of realism and the ultimate chef’s kiss, make sure the Akira Kurosawa filter is on and snap the moment with its integrated photo mode. Instead of playing Ghost of Tsushima, you may find yourself more so in the midst of the 1954 classic, Seven Samurai.

The Ghost of Tsushima review roundup proves this is an unreplicable game full of mesmerizing beauty and superb action. While it may take time from some to get used to the controls, whether it be landing specific combos or simply mounting Jin’s horse, the experience is full of surprises and secrets that will keep players busy for hours on end.

Just don’t forget to keep your weapon as clean as can be with consistent sheathing.

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