Sengoku Basara HD - Nohime | Conquest Mode

Описание: I wasn’t really sure what to call Noh in the title of this video here. Nohime is what I see used most when people are talking about her in Sengoku Basara, and Oichi’s English voice actress even calls her Nohime in Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes at one point, so I went with that. But In the Samurai Warriors series, she’s always just called “No” or “Noh” so I tend to prefer that. Not like it matters though, it’s all just preference. Hell, you can call her Lady Butterfly if you prefer that.

Anyways, having access to her Special Attacks at the get go lets you play her how she was intended to be played, rather than how DK did it where she has a close range attack combo as her priming mechanic, meaning you HAD to get close if you wanted to take advantage of that. In SB, she starts with a wide-range kick she can use to send enemies flying. This lets you keep distance and fire at them from afar, which is great because she has the lowest HP in the game and is understandably fragile. You DON’T want to be close with her too much.

Her other starting Special is a launching attack like Masamune and Yukimura start with, but she can’t follow up on it like them and I tend to just get hit whenever I do it since it takes so long to perform. I also unlocked a friggin’ Gatling gun special attack when playing as her and that’s pretty fun to use once you get used it. It has so much range you can actually shoot enemies outside of the game’s draw distance with it.

I managed to defeat Tadakatsu this time when I went to his stage, and I fully admit it was cheap. I’m not looking for a challenge when I play this game, so I don’t mind lol. Nothing particularly special happens if you defeat him anyways, but at least you see me do it once.

Noh doesn’t have the stage where Mitsuhide attacks Honnoji. I haven’t played Ranmaru yet, but if he doesn’t have it, that means the stage is unique to Nobunaga. Which is interesting, because in Devil Kings, that battle triggered for both Noh and Ranmaru as well as Nobunaga. Maybe having the stage trigger for all the Oda officers is a way to make up for Mitsuhide being cut from the playable cast in DK, or something.