Sekiro - Quadriplegic gamer defeats difficult boss, confronts players demanding easy mode.

When talking about currently trending games, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is definitely a name that cannot be ignored . Like other FromSoftware games such as the Souls series or Bloodborne , this game is also famous for being extremely difficult. Players almost play the game just to die, and after dying, they get beaten again. It's common to spend hours fighting a low-level boss. Recently, one player even publicly posted on Reddit looking for someone to help them beat a boss, offering up to $50 (approximately over 1 million VND) for their services.

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However, a few days ago on the Reddit forum, a user with the ID Limitlessquad shared a video of himself defeating the Corrupted Monk boss . What's noteworthy is that this gamer suffers from Quadriplegic disease, also known as quadriplegia. This condition typically causes numbness and reduced sensation, muscle weakness (especially in the arms and legs), and the inability to move or feel the affected area. Recently, Japanese gamers have compiled a list, classifying the difficulty of bosses in games into six levels from easy to hard: S, A, B, C, D, E, with Corrupted Monk being a level C boss. Even for an average gamer, defeating this boss would take a considerable amount of time, let alone a disabled player.

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Limitlessquad's purpose in creating this video was to address the request from a segment of players to create a simpler, easier game mode for Sekiro , as if to demonstrate that if someone with a disability like himself could play it, then a simpler mode wasn't really necessary. In his post, Limitlessquad wrote :

"Everyone says this game is too difficult, they want an easier mode, I've even seen people using disability as an excuse to request new game modes from the developers. Well, this video is my answer – a quadriplegic player."

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On his YouTube channel, this player titled his video "Quadriplegic player tells you why Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice doesn't need a simple mode." Throughout the video, the gamer focuses on his hands, showing that his right hand isn't as agile as his left, yet he still manages to defeat the Corrupted Monk boss. Many Reddit users were amazed and admired Limitlessquad's skillful maneuvers. Readers interested can watch Limitlessquad's video here :