Who would have thought you could pioneer a style of gameplay by making it clunker, sluggish, and delayed, and poor hit detection.
What did you think of the combat in Nioh?
Why the fukk are the Dark Souls games so addicting?
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What did you think of the combat in Nioh?
YOGEBEAR09
RAM Gang. Horns up
Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
Nah, you can keep that wish for yaself fool. You don't get fine cuisine with microwave cooking methods.
You call it clunky, I call it “commitment”. You have to commit to every attack you do because there is no instant dodge cancels. By making everything more deliberate, you make each individual hit feel more earned.
Grand Conde
Superstar
You really do come into every thread and post complete bullshyt every time huh?
Grand Conde
Superstar
Many Dark Soul's vets say Bloodborne is the most difficult Soul's game though?
Khalil's_Black_Excellence
The King of Fighters
Yeah, it's all this and definitely not clunky at all. I've only seen hit glaring hit detection issues during lag online. Otherwise, it's usually pretty fine about 98% of the time, barring the occasional glitch. It does have a slight delay in your swings tho.
Grand Conde
Superstar
There is nothing clunky about how Soul's games handle, its that way so you just can't randomly do shyt without repercussions.
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
Also, its realistic, in terms of weighted and methodical combat.
Some people just used to devil may cry where you just swing around a 7ft sword like a helicopter. They think a game is trash if can’t perform 60 hit combos
Some people just used to devil may cry where you just swing around a 7ft sword like a helicopter. They think a game is trash if can’t perform 60 hit combos
I like games with more movement. Sekiro flows better for me and I like themes. Dark Souls does provide combat options which is good but freedom-wise saying movement is kinda restrictive which in turn makes the game slower than it needs to be.
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Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
No they don't stop lying.
If I went down the list of shyt that Bloodborne took out of the Dark Souls formula you would understand why I say it is Dark Souls for casuals. Bloodborne is more of a hack n slash game than an action RPG.
It's the most accessible and easy to learn game in the series. Once you learn to parry in Bloodborne the difficulty is a joke. Anyone who struggles with Bloodborne just isn't good at it. I like Bloodborne more for the setting and the lore, than the gameplay itself. The gameplay is Dark Souls light.
It’s the sense of accomplishment for me.
shyts difficult and stressful until you break through then there’s a rush of excitement/accomplishment.
shyts difficult and stressful until you break through then there’s a rush of excitement/accomplishment.
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
I'll say this. I can play Dark Souls in a similar manner to Bloodborne and in numerous other different ways. I can only play Bloodborne one way, no matter what kind of build I am or what weapon I am using I can only play Bloodborne one way.
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Grand Conde
Superstar
No they don't stop lying.
If I went down the list of shyt that Bloodborne took out of the Dark Souls formula you would understand why I say it is Dark Souls for casuals. Bloodborne is more of a hack n slash game than an action RPG.
It's the most accessible and easy to learn game in the series. Once you learn to parry in Bloodborne the difficulty is a joke. Anyone who struggles with Bloodborne just isn't good at it. I like Bloodborne more for the setting and the lore, than the gameplay itself. The gameplay is Dark Souls light.
I've never heard anyone state this opinion besides you.
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
I've never heard anyone state this opinion besides you.
Then you live in a bubble. I been playing this shyt since the sub 30FPS Demon's Souls days bro, most of us Day 1's like Bloodborne, but we also understand it is the watered down version of these games. I see people who echo my sentiment on reddit, gamefaqs, and YouTube all the time.