To Parry in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, you need to hit and hold the block button (L1 on PS4, LB on Xbox One, and Right Click on PC) shortly before the enemy attack lands (roughly half a second or less). How long you have to time this depends on the difficulty you’re playing on.
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In this video guide I will show you how to parry 100 enemies quickly. In order to perform a successful parry you need to hit the LB button right when an enem

1: learn the attack patterns and identify which are reactable and which are too fast. try to parry the last ones at the last minute and the fast ones dodge them sideways not backward so that you can parry anything else that comes next. Call the dodge a reset to your reflexes.
The best way to parry (tap L1) is to block the first 1 or 2 attacks in a combo, then let go of block and parry the next attack. Most, if not all, combos have a predictable rhythm. The first couple of hits let you get into that rhythm, then you can parry much more easily.
How to Parry & Block in Jedi Fallen Order. To block hold down LB (L1) to have Cal block attacks with his lightsaber. In order to parry you’ll need to hit the block button a split-second before an enemy’s attack or blaster shot lands on you.
The game mechanics are just different, it’s actually a lot more similar to god of war both in feel and mechanics. You dodge more than you parry, parrying in groups isn’t smart, and the flow of attack/defend are similar to how you control Kratos in GoW for PS4. Though, in god of war, like sekiro you parry just as an attack is about to land.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. I'm pretty sure I f***ing hate this combat. Solution009 (Topic Creator) 4 years ago #31. I'm starting to learn that theres definitely an expectation with particular groups of enemies. With troopers it's clearly the rocket guys first, then blaster guys, then melee guys, then elite guys.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. I'm pretty sure I f***ing hate this combat. Solution009 4 years ago #1. Haven't been playing long, but finished the tutorial level and the first leg of Zeffo, so probably four or 5 hours ish. Playing on Grand Master difficulty and finding the combat serviceable if not a bit wonky. But then I went to Dathomir. Focus on Trilla first, and parrying the droid’s shots second. When you’ve blocked a barrage of shots, use Force pull to draw the droid in and then fire it at Trilla for a tidy bit of damage

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Parrying is straight up garbage. WarBeagle 4 years ago #11. This game is ever so slightly off in a number of ways. The parry timings are slightly off and some of the jumps/landings aren't correct. It certainly dosen't make it a bad game, but it is noticeable.

The nice thing about difficulty in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is that it is transparently explained in the menu. Story essentially makes incoming damage and enemy aggression (how frequently they will attack) nil, whilst making parry timing as simple as blocking at any point during an enemy’s attack.
Your parry timing must be precise in this mode, and enemy aggression and incoming damage are maxed out, so only tackle this if you’re a hardened melee combat gamer or a Jedi: Fallen Order expert.
Trust in the force, but also trust in these 9 tips that we've compiled to help you survive on Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order's tougher difficulty levels.#ign # Ta1n.
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