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Maybe you had to dodge left instead of right to get past the Pursuer's sweeping arc, but generally speaking, the old tricks still worked. Players who had spent hundreds of hours in the first game found that many of the same tactics worked in the sequel. The biggest criticism leveled at Dark Souls 2 was that it was too easy.
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