The last sequence allowed is called "Final attack" and is followed by camera shaking to show things're going serious.
The chain of sequences is limited to a certain number, determined solely by development of talents devoted to fighting styles. Immediate resumption of single attack-clicking is advised in this case to prevent the enemy from retaliating and keeping one busy dodging/parrying.Īfter successful completion of a single attack sequence (see Basics), a player is given an opportunity (described below) to keep on with another added, or, "chained" attack sequence with ever more increasing efficiency (greater damage and added bonuses, depending on Witcher fighting styles).
If attack fails due to opponent's agility Geralt halts, backing his sword, and the word "Dodge" or "Parry", correspondingly, briefly pops up above the enemy. character's "attack" dexterity-related attribute, enemy's ability to dodge and parry, timings of actual blows, etc.) There is a usual "chance-to-hit" mechanism in the game's engine, which determines the outcome of particular attack attempt. Mentioned sequence is not to be confused with Chained attacks, which basically is a succession of such sequences and is described later in the article. Thus, the worst course of actions in the sword fight is impatient rapid clicking on enemy. If clicked in the midst of action, Geralt ceases to do anything and brief time penalty is applied before he could restart attacking.
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