Status, Titles and Amirita memories

Unlock passive buffs and understand your build in Nioh 2! Learn about Agyo/Ungyo titles, prestige, and how Amirita Memories serve as tutorials for yokai weapons.

Hey there! Let's break down the 'Status, Titles, and Amirita Memories' section in Nioh 2. It might sound a bit dry, but trust me, understanding this stuff can seriously boost your effectiveness in combat and help you optimize your build.

Think of the Status screen as your character's detailed report card. It shows everything about your current build – your core stats, all the nitty-gritty battle stats, your level, and even specific details about your character. You can also check out your proficiency with all the different weapon types, as well as your skills in Ninjutsu, Samurai arts, Shiftling abilities, and Onmyo magic. Plus, you'll get a clear look at other important stats like your Ninjutsu Power, Onmyo Power, and Luck. It's also where you can see a super detailed list of all the special effects currently active on your gear and character – crucial for understanding how your build is coming together.

Next up is Titles. This is where things get interesting because it ties directly into how you improve your character outside of just leveling up. You can view your 'Gameplay Record,' which is basically a log of everything you've done in the game. But more importantly, you'll find your 'Title List.' There are two main types of titles: 'Agyo' titles, which are mostly related to yokai-themed activities (like using yokai abilities or earning lots of Amrita), and 'Ungyo' titles, which focus on human-related activities (like using ninja tools or Onmyo magic effectively).

Here's the cool part: earning these titles by completing specific challenges – maybe defeating a boss without taking a hit, or using a certain number of items – grants you 'Reputation.' As your Reputation increases, your Reputation Level goes up, and this gives you 'Prestige Points.' You can then spend these Prestige Points to unlock small, but permanent, passive buffs that help you out in battle. It's a great way to get a little edge!

Keep in mind that Agyo and Ungyo have different Reputation and Prestige systems, and they offer very different buffs. For example, Agyo titles often boost things like Amrita earned, Anima generation, and Anima charge. Ungyo titles, on the other hand, tend to focus on stats like Ninjutsu Power, Onmyo Power, Elixir effectiveness, Gold earned, and equipment drop rates. When you go to spend your Prestige Points, you won't get to pick exactly what you want; instead, you'll choose from a list of four random buff options. So, you might need to be a bit patient to get the exact buffs you're looking for, but even the small ones add up!

Don't get discouraged if some titles seem really tough at first. As you get further into the game, especially when you reach New Game+ (NG+), many of these challenges become much more manageable, and some are surprisingly easy to grab.

Finally, Amrita Memories. These are essentially recorded tutorials that pop up, often featuring lines spoken by yokai weapons. They're designed to give you quick explanations or reminders about game mechanics or lore as you encounter them. Think of them as little helpful nudges from the game itself, often related to the yokai weapons you're using.

Keep these systems in mind as you play – understanding your status, working towards titles, and paying attention to those Amrita Memories will definitely make your journey through Nioh 2 smoother and more rewarding!