@Alexander1Nevermind I think all of the games have had a way of making things easier. Your right about the easier parries in bb, and that dash was super helpful over the stamina consuming rolls of the other games. But in ds3 the abundance of estus shards and bone ash early on and the i frames for rolling seemed to be increased. I also did a lot to hinder myself compared to the other games so it would take longer to beat, I used the starting pyromancer axe the whole game and didnt change any a...
The games are weird like that ive noticed. Well not weird, but Im the one who introduced these games to a few of my friends, and im always the one whos bought them and after i beat them I harass my friends to so we can share in the soulsy wonders. With every game me and my friends would have a hard time on different bosses, I would beat one in one try while a friend would have a hard time, and vise versa for other bosses. People pick up on certain strategies better I guess, or get lucky.
Co op bruh. Easy mode right there. Also there are a bunch of optional bosses you could avoid.
And yet, many people struggle with it, hmmmm.
Which cheap deaths though? There werent any unavoidable attacks or obstacles as far as i remember.
@franwex I honestly cant think of them, thats what Ive always enjoyed about the games, and also why I asked about specific parts.
Perhaps its just not hard because you HAVE played them all? The games are similar enough to still be experienced in the next one just from playing the last.
Little sister lol. Worst for me was soul of cinder, sulahvyn and the abyss watchers.
Yes they are, and it actually shows how little faith they have in their own product. People are forced to pay for a game they don't want in order to get one they do, is that really not disrespectful to you? The sales figures between the two would be hilarious to see, but we'll never see the cod4 remaster beat infinite warfare because people have no choice but to buy them both.
Waow.
You seem to be very confused about the issue. People are mad they have to pay for the new cod, which many are completely uninterested in, just to get the remaster that should be available separately. If people want just the remaster, what's the justification for making them buy the new game? I think it's especially insulting when like you said many people have already bought this game, certainly just about everyone excited for the remaster.
Yes they are.
Misleading title, and just an article about an interview on another article lol.
If you really wanted too you should take another whack at it. It rewards those with patience, most of the early item pickups basically take the form of tutorial messages from ds. The stamina bar can be replenished after each combo using r1 at the right time. And taking on multiple enemies can be made easier using strategic quick retreats and the Spears middle stance. Keep going my friend you will find the fun you seek.
Just wait till the second boss.
Ya I kinda figured, but that's one tiny aspect. I'd go with a bunch of other games (other than ds obviously). It's not really that similar, Diablo has way more stuff because it was procedurally generated, this game is a lot more narrow.
There basically is a regain for the ki lol. Ki pulse, when you do a combo, the red bar that takes up your ki bar will go blue when your done, after it fills up I you hit r1 in time you'll gain it all back rather than having to retreat and wait. Keep asking questions and give the game your full attention and you'll get the hang of all of it in no time.
Kodamas lol
Diablo 3? Huh
I felt totally different about it, I thought 3 elixirs wasn't much but then I started getting them like crazy, you can increase the drop rate with kodamas also. I don't think it needs the regain mechanic from bloodborne because there's more than enough too keep you alive of you learn the game, for instance blocking let's you take no damage unless your low on ki. And what do you mean about not using weapons without equipping them? Why would you even want to use weapons while in...
Ya I suppose you right. For the most part, id say it takes knowledge for PvE, and skill is needed for PvP, other than certain situations here and there