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As you approach the endgame, you’ll want to revisit page two of the menu settings. Here, you can expand your available item shortcuts—the D-pad quick-access slots for spells and consumables. Increasing this from two sets to three or four is vital once your arsenal of magic and ninjutsu grows.
A pro tip for managing these extra slots is to map your healing elixir to the same D-pad position in every set. This ensures you never have to scramble through menus to find your primary source of healing mid-fight, leaving the remaining slots for specialized buffs and offensive items tailored to your specific build.
Finally, check out page three of the menu settings for some visual relief. You can customize how the game handles those persistent “!” notification marks for new inventory items and story entries. If you find these icons distracting, you can set them to clear automatically or with a single button press, instantly tidying up your interface and restoring focus to the gameplay.
If anything about the Nioh 3 experience feels off to you, the solution is almost certainly buried in the menus. Team Ninja has provided an impressive level of customization, though many of the best options aren’t active by default. Experiment with these tweaks to tailor the game to your personal playstyle.
For a deeper look at what makes Team Ninja’s latest samurai adventure so compelling, be sure to check out our full Nioh 3 review.
Additionally, Nioh 3 has set new records for concurrent players on Steam, proving that a simultaneous PC and console launch was the right move for the franchise.
Source: gamesradar.com
