*doesn't actually care about EW2* Tell us more!!! ANYTHING to break up the FROM SoulsBorne play by play take down of every boss because that's what we need more of! More Souls talk!!
About that, why is everybody playing Dark Souls games again all of a sudden?*doesn't actually care about EW2* Tell us more!!! ANYTHING to break up the FROM SoulsBorne play by play take down of every boss because that's what we need more of! More Souls talk!!
Because the people obsessed with that company never do anything but play those games apparently? And talk about them non-stop? And veer every thread to a discussion about FROM's games at the earliest opportunity?
I blame myself. I told everyone about me playing through the games back in May/June, and it seems that inspired copycats. I wouldn't call myself a fanboy or anything, though. I played through the series and then stopped to do other stuff.Because the people obsessed with that company never do anything but play those games apparently? And talk about them non-stop? And veer every thread to a discussion about FROM's games at the earliest opportunity?
True, but I don't find that big a deal. They give you a good amount to explore, even as the game gets more linear. It's not that different from RE in that regard. The side quests are fun, and most don't overstay there welcome.
Not really. It's got some silly moments, intentional or not, but I prefer this game's tone over the first game.
I never had a glitch like that happen. Which version are you playing?
The Souls games create more discussion value than most games.Because the people obsessed with that company never do anything but play those games apparently? And talk about them non-stop? And veer every thread to a discussion about FROM's games at the earliest opportunity?
if you max out the metre and kill the mega f you sentinels that show up, it resets (or beat the space version), or at least it did last played.
Eh, I got into them behind the curve and been trying to play them in order, so I'm JUST now getting to DS3(the only one I have left is DeS because I bounced off that one hard when I last tried to play it 5 years ago. At this point I might just wait to play the remake whenever I get a PS5). I enjoy them but at the same time, I usually take a long break before I play the next one because I know if I start a FROM game I'll be playing it for at least a month since I can only play on my weekends right now(Thanks COVID).
If it makes you feel better, I haven't done NG+ in any of the games either, not even Sekiro.
Makoto has a hokuto no ken combo move with Ryuuji so that alone makes her extremely worth using
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I'll see if I can find something on youtube. I don't have Dark Souls installed right now so I couldn't grab some from my game. I think I remember hearing about it somewhere which lead me to try it out and I remember pulling it off at least once or twice(so it's not a glitch, or it's a very specific glitch). I do remember there is a special spot where you can hit the right archer with arrows but he can't hit you(the arrows will always hit the buttress instead) and the left one can't see you so you're safe from him. Once the right archer is down all you have to do make sure you roll to avoid the arrows coming from the left. I last played at least 5 years ago so I can't remember where exactly the spot is and I don't know if it works on the remastered version.
Or perhaps what goes around comes around, in that the level of thought put into developing the games begets the level of discussion surrounding the playing of them?Because the people obsessed with that company never do anything but play those games apparently? And talk about them non-stop? And veer every thread to a discussion about FROM's games at the earliest opportunity?
Bear witness!
Value? I think not.Or perhaps what goes around comes around, in that the level of thought put into developing the games begets the level of discussion surrounding the playing of them?
HA!
Bear witness!
That is a perfectly valid declaration as well. But having said that, one wouldn’t technically know without having played at least one or two of their games either. That goes for any pretty much any game though.
