It’s a very strange decision. Unlike the other From games Sekiro feel deliberately misleading, not just mysterious. Or at least, that mystery is not as compelling in an action game with strange combat mechanics, as it is in a more straightforward action-RPG
they go to great lengths to avoid explaining parrying, the game's foundational mechanic, and purposefully feed you early mini-bosses—ogre, the horse guy, the bull--that are better fought with jumps and evasion steps instead of the parry
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Genuine question: do you think you and others could be forgetting the amount of suffering you went through in DS1 when e.g. it doesn't tell you how to kindle or what it does, and you blunder through for ages with 5 estus until somebody or someone tells you what's up?
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