Ghost of Tsushima
Ghost of Tsushima

Flash of Steel

Achieve 'Flash of Steel' by parrying 10 enemy attacks in a row without taking damage in Ghost of Tsushima. Practice timing.

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Flash of Steel

Master the art of the samurai in Ghost of Tsushima with the "Flash of Steel" achievement. This combat-focused trophy requires you to successfully perform a specific, advanced combat maneuver. Perfecting this technique is key to becoming a more formidable warrior and overcoming the Mongol threat.

The "Flash of Steel" achievement in Ghost of Tsushima is a testament to your mastery of the game's combat system, specifically focusing on parrying. To unlock this achievement, you must successfully parry a total of 10 enemy attacks in a row without taking any damage. This requires precise timing and a good understanding of enemy attack patterns. Parrying is a defensive maneuver where you press the block button (L1) just as an enemy's attack is about to land. A successful parry will stagger the enemy, leaving them open for a counter-attack. The key to "Flash of Steel" is consistency; you need to chain 10 perfect parries consecutively. This is best attempted against weaker, unarmored enemies like Mongol soldiers or bandits, as their attack timings are generally more predictable. Avoid attempting this during large brawls or against heavily armored foes or brutes, as their attacks can be faster or have deceptive timings. Consider visiting areas with a moderate number of enemies, such as a small encampment or a patrol route, where you can isolate and practice against individual opponents. It's also beneficial to have unlocked any skills that enhance parrying, such as the "Perfect Dodge" or skills that increase the window for a perfect parry. If you fail a parry, the streak resets, so take your time and focus on each individual block. Patience and practice are paramount. Once you achieve 10 consecutive parries, the "Flash of Steel" achievement will be unlocked, sifying your growing prowess as a samurai.