some of our landings were desperate adventures we are now prepared to meet the inevitable counter-attacks

with power and with confidence my name is gary o'clock my name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Cole Ross.

And you're listening to Bonfire Side Chat.

It is a responsive favorite.

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And this week, it's an appendix episode with your thoughts and responses to the midgame of Sekaro.

So everything from Ashena Castle to Ashena Castle.

Yeah, and everything in between.

Ashna Castle, the first one to Ashton Castle, the second one, not Ashton Castle, the second one to the third one.

Yep.

Yeah.

So thanks everybody for responding.

Keep an eye out.

If you didn't make it for this one,

keep an eye out for our final Sekiro response episode that will come probably after we do the end game. Probably. And yeah, we're just going to go ahead and get started. Everyone came out in force. We have a lot of things to read, a lot of good thoughts here. So we're going to get into it here. Richard says

What the game lacks in boss tactical diversity

It makes up for in giving many spokes to explore between Ashina Castle and the Wedding Cave. Most of the mini-bosses offered a challenge level that I enjoyed, and exploring a cliff edge could reveal a whole new area of the game. My pace never slowed for long, and I gained new power through prosthetics, ability level-ups, prayer beads, and the occasional memory. This is the section of the game that sings for me. Agreed. Yeah. I think this is undeniably the best stretch of this game. 100%. Like, you are seeing a variety of areas. Like, if you put Fountainhead in this, I would stop after this stretch. Oh, yeah. Like I would out. Al can be the last boss. It's fine.

Yep.

I'll be like, okay, just, it'd be like stopping a Game of Thrones watch at season six.

Whatever you wanted to have happened.

Yep.

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