you can train and get good... its like skyrim with no training wheels... you get magic powers and shyt but you gotta put in the work...
Don’t you mean shoot that big, dumb ass bird over and over and over to level your guy up?Elden Ring is fun to get in to, just never put it down, almost impossible to pick it up again after a few months of not playingI'm over here looking at the copy of Elden Ring in my steam library like:
Like I have this demonic hard ass game in my library and I have yet to check it out
get good lol
Miyazaki got nikkas SHOOK
lol brehs ive had elden ring since launch and i only played a few times and made it up to the first real boss. that nikka handed me such an L ive been intimidated ever since to pick it up and play againfunny thing is the image thats in my avatar i actually had a dream about it the day before the game came out (i never saw that image beforehand)...imma face my fear one of these days tho cus i kno elden ring is one of the GOATS.
these brehs don't even know how hard this game was when it first released they actually had to nerf things to make it fair
Ima force myself to play through it but I did not like how slow the movement is in demon souls remakeNo shame, Soulsborne games aren't for everyone. I stay considering copping Elden Ring especially when it just went on sale, but I had to admit it's not my wave. I bought DS2 first day, played it for maybe 10 hours, and trashed it. Pretty much the same with Bloodborne, I REALLY hated that shyt
I love rpgs, and I love "difficult" action games like DMC or Ninja Gaiden, but FromSoft's combat is just boring to me for whatever reason. I'm praying that Armored Core doesn't turn into another Soulsborne.
i played dark souls after ER, and i found it much easierthis game is infinitely easier than the other ones
just the fact that you can run away makes this 10x easier
if you just level up the game becomes a breeze... you can fight that boss at level 7 or level 57 ... it doesnt matter
the old games, you would have to walk a straight path through EVERYTHING before reaching a checkpoint or a boss... you had no clue and you knew you had to go down that corridor with whatever was gonna pop out... no running and shyt. Then when you die... your shyt is trapped in the middle of a hallway... 7 minutes into a run that you had to do perfect just to grab your shyt off the floor.
In this game you can get hit hard... call your horse and run away immediately ... or just run by the shyt you dropped on death... grab it and run away
if you want true fear play those old ones
i played dark souls after ER, and i found it much easier
i played dark souls after ER, and i found it much easier
even DS2 or Bloodbourne way harder
all the games become easier once you play one of them
once you understand the roll frames, the levels and concept they are interchangeable
Elden ring there is no real barrier, you have unlimited directions to go to level and farm
and you can make progress each place at your own pace
the other games are like "if you want to go further with the game.... get better immediately to go down this only path"
you are constantly going down a hallway towards the unknown and tougher enemies to make progress
with elden ring you can circle limgrave, go through caelid, go south of limgrave... mess around at the castle... you could stay in Liurnia forever etc
limgrave alone you can just circle and level up forever... not saying this is bad at all... its actually epic and breathtaking to have the freedom to do it
but older ones you farm behind your progress and you dont wanna do that... you get bored and are forced to push forward constantly. Thats why people would say these games are super punishing. Just when you thought you were on a roll, nope. You go too far and get humbled real quick before the next checkpoint. There was way less checkpoints too like the veteran players were saying at launch. You might get like 3 checkpoints at the castle, one in front... one near the middle and one at the boss. You might not even get one at the boss, it would probably be after you beat the boss, so you'd be forced to run from middle of castle to the boss without dying each time. But thats the beauty of open world... you can create more of an adventure and free flowing game for the player, it makes the zones more re-visitable and fun. Secrets and boss doors everywhere that you can double back to. I dont think one is better or worse, but the older more linear games were a nightmare fest. You had to really choose between pushing forward into the unknown or doubling back and wasting so much time farming the zones you already beat which felt boring as fukk.
In Dark souls 2 .. if you went the wrong way at the start... you could lose like 10 hours not understanding what the fukk was going on
you make a right instead of left and you're fukked... like 20 knights in a row on small platforms that 1 or 2 shot you and hardly any heals
I made the mistake after you put me on to bloodbourne. I liked the experience so much that I bought DS2 as my first game
got punished for it badly
