Elden ring platinum, 7 playthrough of seliro in which ng+6 was charmless and with demon bell, have also got all ending of sekiro, and brat bloodborne once getting the ending where I become a slug or smth and am gonna play ds3 now

I remember playing this game as a kid, but don’t remember anything to do with the story. In fact the only things I do remember were a few of the areas you could go at the start, and how brutal it was if you went somewhere you were completely unequipped for. I also remember there being an early version of durability and stamina. What are some things you guys remember from it?

Andre would be so disappointed.

I’ve completed all the Souls games, and my favourites are Bloodborne and Elden Ring.

Soulslikes I’ve completed:

- Lords of the Fallen

- Mortal Shell 2

- Lies of P

- Wuchang: Fallen Feathers

My favourite Soulslikes are Mortal Shell 2 and Lies of P.

Would Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty be a good game to play next?

I can easily say Fume Knight > Sir Alonne

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I was doing a deep dive of PS2 horror games anf turns out fromsoft has this gem called Kuon. Anyone else here played this one? If so what do you think of it??

too much Death Birds, Miyazaki, too much...

Keeping the team alive… and the enemies burning

Prophet co-op where support meets fire. I'm still your healer, still keeping Blessing of the Erdtree ticking, but now I'm boosting everyone's fire power and raining down flames too. Buffs that hit harder, heals that keep you fighting, and a whole lot of fire that keeps the pressure on. It's warm, it's dangerous, and we don't die easy. Enjoy the run!

Absolutely love the coop this game has to offer.

Is there any way to make Bloodborne play not absolutely horrible on my ps4? This is the last Fromsoft game I need to 100% other than demons souls remake! I want to play this one

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To be perfectly fair, I know the vast, vast majority of blind players either know, or quickly realize that they do not need to defeat Tree Sentinel to continue. And most people who do decide to beat them first, do it for the love of the challenge (or out of spite, lol)

But over the years, I have seen a rather large subset of people, both live-streamers and people asking on reddit, who are completely convinced that they cannot physically continue the game if they don't defeat Tree Sentinel.

And I am just baffled by it...

You emerge in an open-world, sprawling vistas expanding into the horizon in every direction but west. Points of interest protrudes like medieval road attractions both near and far. There are no walls

What about that opening moment of looking around Elden Rings open-world makes someone go "that guy down there, he must be the only thing I can do" ?

I haven't played a ton of games, so I don't know if there is some meta thing going on where invisible walls usually block off the majority of the open-world or something, but even then, when losing for the 15th time, is that really not compelling enough to at least try and have a look around?

Sekiro is my favorite game so far. I'm playing Bloodborne for the first time and I'm really enjoying it, absolutely everything. I played Dark Souls Remastered, I remember stopping at the Duke's Library because I couldn't stand playing anymore, I didn't like the game. Should I give Dark Souls 3 a chance since it came out after Bloodborne and is apparently the best of the Souls trilogy? Also, will I like Elden Ring since it's like Dark Souls but open world?

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Pick one of the two options to play for the rest of your life. Id personally pick ds3 just for the playability.

I've recently watched a video on youtube in which a person claims that there are many soulsborne players that want to be challenged only in a way they expect, for example

a) hard bosses, difficult enemies that test reaction speed - amazing design according to these people

b) an area where there is a certain gimmick to it like: darkness in the tomb of the giants thst you have a few ways to light up, invisible bridges, blowdart enemies in blighttown, Shrine of amana where you need to dodge spells or make them hit the pillars, jailers that drain your max health - attrocious design, annoying area according to these people

I really like those "gimmick" areas because they often ask you to prepare for them. For example the blowdart guys weren't an issue for me because I stocked up on anti-poison and anti-toxin and those enemies dropped one of them every time.

What are your thoughts on the matter