The first boss is hard, but there's like 20+ hours of content in the first area that's a lot easier which will help you grow strong enough to make the bpss easy. Especially beacuse you can summon wolves and stuff to distract the boss. The game i mostly hard near the end after 70+ hours of content.
Just seems unfair when Fromsoftware have been including more and more features to make the games more accesible, and yet people whine because they don't know what they are talking about.
I had trouble beating a boss, summoned a guy and he basically just did it for me and everytime i have problems I just explore the world some more, grows stronger and usually the boss is easy peasy when i return.
Why not just use the tools given to make it easy? If you are stuck at a boss, do something else for a while, there's always an unexplored place to clear. If it's still too hard, summon help, if you still have a hard time, use spells.That's your easy mode.
I think it depends on what you choose to do. if you go straight for Stormwell in the beginning, it's not gonna be easy. If you do it 15-20 hours in, it's not that hard.
Game is a lot easier than both Sekiro and Dark Souls 3.
Not everyone has psplus, so it could gain traction by word of mouth. Aside from that it also released on ps4 and pc.
They might have been lured in by the prospects of getting Sonys support for marketing. They got a nice spot on a Sony presentation and some ads related to the psplus release, these things are visible to a lot more people than those who subscribe.
Not neccedarily enough to cover losses. I think you would usually hope that the exposure converts to sales. In this case it might have backfired.
Personally I would have bought it day one, but I didn't. Probably weren't going to sell 4 million, but if for instance 1/2 a million of the 4 were people like me, that's a ton of money lost.
They could probably just choose x amount of titles each year matching the amount MS releases and sell the rest of their games normally.
But I'd say they could do lot with just getting some thirdparty day one stuff and their backcatalouge. I don't think either have to match 1:1, it's not like people wouldn't subscribe to plus just because Gamepass was better in some areas, as long as they have some good stuff to offer. And there's a hell of a lot more to ...
It seems a bit early to judge Ps+ tiers when we haven't seen the lineup and Sonys plans for monthly updates. What if for instance they offered all third party games day 1, but not Sony exclusives, would it still be less of a gamechanger?
Not that I think that that would happen, but the thing is, we don't know how they plan to approach day 1 stuff aside from first party titles.
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What's sony offering this month? A well liked platformer, one of the best deckbuilders since dominion and some online game for ps5. Could defineitely be worse.
MGS collection used to be there as well (on Now)
Hrot!
Wrath, if it ever leaves early access.
Yeah, I'd argue fps games are better now than ever. Dusk is just so damn good. Been playing Arthurian Legends recently and that has become an instant classic to me.
If atleast we could get a log of notes related the quest, like a journal or something.
Slay the spire is pretty amazing, give it a chance!
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It's worth noting that Sony could release third party games day 1. They started doing this recently with Shadow Warriror 3. Dunno why people assume they won't. So maybe we won't get God of war day 1, but of they release a bunch of indie games and perhaps Forspoken or something day 1, then that's not too bad?
Highly doubt it, Rowling isn't even involved in the game, the team distanced themselves from her a while back.
The problem is that a huge part of HP' fanbase is made up of LGBTQ+ people and she kinda decided to go against them after years of making weird decisions and failed attempts at being woke (like pretending that Hermione is black and Dumbledore gay for instance while not including any of this in the books.).
They don't make them with a single difficulty in mind. Spellcasters have it a lot easier than melee builds for instance. Aside from that it's up to the player what level they want to be at when facing the bosses, as there's so much to do before engaging that you basically get to choose everything between level 1 and 60. Aside from that Sekiro and DS2 (probably also DS3) has a hard mode that can be activated fairly early i the game.
Summons is another thing, you...