How to parry

Does anybody know how to parry on xbox one ps02?, help would be much appreciated

Assuming you are Hunter.

There is a Button that allows you to parry

There is a Left side Ring that allows you to excecute a Photon Art when you performed a Perfect Parry (doing it in the last few possible frames)

The three rings are all split between the three different weapons so you gotta use the correct one

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Originally Posted by XrosBlader821

Assuming you are Hunter.

There is a Button that allows you to parry

There is a Left side Ring that allows you to excecute a Photon Art when you performed a Perfect Parry (doing it in the last few possible frames)

The three rings are all split between the three different weapons so you gotta use the correct one

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The question that we want to know is what button to push to block on Xbox

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Originally Posted by Ov Strang

The question that we want to know is what button to push to block on Xbox

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Can't you just push every single button once and get your answer that way instead of asking in a forum filled with people who play Keyboard and mouse

It's the right button for me. Timing can be tricky sometimes though.

Standard/OTS


Action 1- x/x
Action 2- y/y
Action 3- b/b
Jump- a/a
Access- LB/LB
Change back pallet- RT/RT
Weapon action- —/—
Lock-on LT/—
Switch views- select/LT
Auto-run- V (follow- VV)
Dodge- RB/RB
Switch targets- —/—
Main menu- start/start
Quick menu- —/select
Call up subpallet- R click/R click
Toggle radar- L click/—
Show/hide area map- —/L click

This is my controller and keyboard set up

press each button to find your guard button, then just time it perfectly

If you have not set a dedicatd Weapon Action button, you must set Guard/Parry to your weapon in a PA slot; it should be labeled Weapon Action like this (though this is a Gunblade):
https://i.imgur.com/kAkbZPq.png

If you would rather set a dedicated Weapon Action button to free up a PA slot, you can do so from this menu:
https://i.imgur.com/ci7uXqu.png

Wouldnt it be called "Perfect Guard" if you timed your block right as something is about to hit you? And Parry being when you get something like Ignition Parry set fully off? Or general video game parry mechanics

Technically it's perfect guard, but when they say parry, I do think they mean perfect guard. (I also say parry when I mean perfect guard, because it's easier to say, and honestly sounds better)