Does dodging have invincibility frames?
When dodging, does it have any invincibility frames(you cannot be hurt during certain "frames" of the dodge)?
Do different weapons have a different amount of frames?(if they have invincibility in the first place)
where are these frames (if any)? start of the dodge? or towards the end?
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expanding on Yuuki answer: at evade +1 you get around 1/4 of a sec invincibility at evade +2 you get 1/3 of a sec at evade +3 you get around a bit more of 1/2 of a sec
note that this is only when you roll, or side step when using bow/lance. and this happens only at the beginning-mid of the roll/sidestep.
it is kind of broken, since the sidestep is faster than a roll, and you can do a second sidestep right after finishing the first one, sidestepping will clearly show that you have evade+3 as you will be almost all the time of the sidestep invincible if you sidestep fast enough.
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Spacebar dodging has no invincibility frames and requires very precise timing to work correctly. However there are some issues in practice, mainly: visually the character can dodge, and be far away from the incoming damage source, however still take damage because i-frames don't apply to dodges.How many invincibility frames are there?
For example, characters using a Starman have invincibility, as well as characters about to throw someone (this invincibility lasts 8 frames). Other examples of invincibility include: The 5 seconds (300 frames) before dismounting a revival platform.Does the Dodge in Sekiro have iFrames?
Yes it has iframe but unlike any of the souls game, iframe here is extremely small. If you're to compare the difference is like comparing a tiny leaf (sekiro iframe) to a fully grown mangrove tree(souls iframe).Is there invincibility frames in bloodborne?
During the middle of your roll or quickstep, you'll be invincible. The period of time in which you can't be hurt is called your "invincibility frames," or "iframes." You may instinctively want to dodge away from enemy attacks, but in many cases it's actually better to dodge through them thanks to your invincibility!Elden Ring - How Roll Invicibility Frames Work (iframes)
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