Investment Policy

In Nioh 3, you’ll collect a lot of items, and managing them all by hand can be frustrating. Luckily, there are a few settings you can adjust to make it easier.

You can learn to perfectly block attacks—called Deflect—by unlocking the skill in the Samurai skill tree. It costs 1 Samurai’s Lock, which you usually get by finding and petting a Scampuss. The Deflect skill is located on the right side of the Samurai tree, and it only works when you’re using the Samurai Style.

This guide will teach you everything you need to know about blacksmithing in Nioh 3, including forging and upgrading weapons, and finding the materials required to do so.

In Nioh 3, you can unlock three skill types: Common, Samurai, and Ninja. Samurai skills are for the Samurai fighting style, Ninja skills are for the Ninja style, and Common skills can be used by both. To learn new skills, players need to find Secret Skills Texts hidden throughout the game world.

Okay, so in the Crucible and Lesser Crucible, if enemies hit me, I can get something called Life Corrosion. It’s basically a health debuff – it lowers my max health. Even using a Crucible Weapon and taking damage at the same time can give me this. The bad part is, it doesn’t just go away on its own; I need to do something specific to get rid of it.

In Nioh 3, players can earn Samurai and Ninja Locks in several ways. One method is by finishing Missions and Myths – quests you’ll find as you explore the game world.