In terms of level, however, if you give it anything with a +1 next to the level number, you’re not guaranteed to get an item with a +1 back. Whatever the Sudama gives you will be of the same rarity and level as the item you drop, except for Soul Cores. Your new item will take into account many aspects, like rarity, type of item and level. While the item you receive from the Kodama will be random, there is a logic behind what you can get. The Sudama will take pretty much anything you give it, with the only difference being what you get in return. You can drop multiple things, but once you close your inventory the Sudama will pick the first thing you dropped, ignoring the rest. The first thing to note when trading with a Sudama is that it won’t take more than one item.
Afterwards, the Sudama will give you a couple of items and say goodbye as it disappears. As soon as you close the menu, the Sudama will pick it up, so make sure you’re dropping something you’re ok with losing. All you have to do then is open your inventory, find an item you’re fine with giving away and simply drop it. The Sudama will say something to you in yokai language (that the game will sometimes translate) and then a message will pop up letting you know that “it seems as though it wants something”. When you find a Sudama, the game will let you greet it by holding down the Circle button. How trading with a Sudama works when it says "it seems as though it wants something" Here we will explain how this system works and where you can find these little helpers. Instead, the Sudama act like a trading system: if you give them an object, they will give you something back. Unlike the Kodama, the Sudama aren’t as key when it comes to having an easy time in Nioh 2 since they don’t offer you passive bonuses. However, they can still help you out if you know what to do. These purple Kodama, called Sudama, are Kodama that have been corrupted by the Dark Realm. Nioh 2 has them too, of course, but this time around there’s a new type of kodama. If you feel like you need more Ki, prioritize Heart since it’s the only method of increasing Ki capacity.Anyone familiar with the first Nioh will remember the Kodama, those little green spirits you help along your journey. Late game enemies can deal tremendous amount of damage per hit or burst you down with a combo, which can instantly kill your character.
Level up Body and Heart to prevent insta-deathĪfter you level up the stats that scale with your weapon type to 99, focus on leveling up Body and Heart.
Keep leveling stats that increases damage.It’s not efficient to level up Courage over level 10 since its status increase ratio decreases after reaching level 10. Courage increases Ki recovery speed, and leveling up stamina lets you wear heavier armor. Start leveling up Courage and StaminaĪfter you become able to deal decent damage, start leveling up Courage and Stamina. Similar to early game, reaching the stat requirement for the armor you wear is crucial.
The stats required for armors varies depending on the armors category, so if you find a new armor that suits you be sure to check its requirements. Don’t forget to check your armor’s stat requirement For Onmyo Magic users, Switchglaive is the preferred weapon. If you are a Ninjyutu user and want to level up efficiently, Kusarigama is the ideal weapon type. The most efficient way to increase your damage is to focus on one stat that scales the most with your weapon.
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