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There is no way he played Elden Ring and says Marika's name wrong 😐

Upon the initial advent of mine acquaintance with the esoteric diversions oft styled as "souls-born," I was in a most profound ignorance of their very existence, yet it was by the mysterious and sanguine enterprise of *Bloodborne* that I first did embark upon such perilous undertakings. In those early and most arduous days, I found myself sorely vexed and hopelessly ensnared by a formidable adversary, to such a degree that the contemplation of forsaking the endeavor altogether did cross my beleaguered mind. However, through the fortuitous acquisition of a learned manuscript-perchance, a guide-I did muster the resolve to persevere, and lo, now I stand triumphant, having vanquished the infernal game no fewer than ten times, with a fervor most profound and unquenchable.

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The coincidence between both games: Bloodborne has the array of spiders and Elden Ring has the collection of rats.

Been playing Elden Ring for a while, even got the DLC, but it still doesn't rival Bloodborne. Even with it's game of the year award. Bloodborne is still the best Souls game IMO.

Why are there so many dislikes? im halfway and this is a good vid. subbed man. edit I think it was the criticism of the controls. I like the trilogy controls way better than gamecube, but i can respectfully disagree. I thought the same of magmoor btw. every other area is very complex and magmoor is a refreshing departure.

“Better than street fighter”

I agree, in my opinion best game that fromsoftware made.

I used to think this until sote came out, now they're tied for my number 1 spot also seeing him try to backstab and parry cleric beast 😭😭

Inside is masterpiece

I really don’t understand ppl who farm for blood vials. Maybe pre-cathedral ward. But once you reach cathedral ward start buying them. Have echoes left after leveling up? Buy vials. Never leave the Hub with souls. By the time you head to bergenworth enemies drop so much cash that vials and bullets shouldn’t be a second thought. I’ve heard ppl tell me they hated farming vials and they were in the Nightmare of Mensis 😂 The only serious problem with Bloodborne is the pvp/co-op using a weird bell system instead of summon signs.

I agree but that title is very irritating.

Fantastic review. I love all souls titles and BB is no exception. My biggest critique is Blood Vial farming as well. I stumbled upon a tough boss that I dont think im supposed to fight till later or higher level as i was taking only tiny tiny amounts of hp off him but i thought it would be fun to take em out anyway through practice and perseverence until i remembeted arfter a bunch of failed attempts i would need to farm up hundreds of blood vials again and I said nah F that. Thats bad. Thats the vial system actively discouraging me from taking on tough bosses out of order. Still afantastic game though. Probably best game on ps4 imo

I appreciate your videos

Looks like prime beyond will have a sort of fix for the super missile thing by having missiles (and maybe beams) ties to the d pad so you can easily switch between super and regular without having to do the charge shot (like in the a few of the 2d games)

i think bloodborne shines the most for players that have never touched a souls game. that was me about 9 years back. i fell in love with the game despite absolutely sucking at it. the world its set in, the horror aspect and the fast combat are the reason why i loved this game but hated dark souls. the only bosses i really didnt struggle with on my first playthrough were the final 3 bosses because at that point i learned the rules of the game and was fairly powerful. but then the dlc released and raw dogged me. its my favorite game after all these years and i curse sony every day for not bringing it to pc where it can be preserved for years to come.

Elden ring is a strange hybrid and something new with previous elements from their catalog. Bloodborne is one of my favorites and I had a great time with my friend playing it. However elden ring was not fun in ways and I think the elements in it was not as good as it was in previous games like the unlockable attacks in sekiro. Choices are great but too many is a bad thing. The repeat bosses wasn't my complaint in elden ring, I love the chalice dungeons. I hated how the build I used in every game was no longer viable. I was forced to use meta stuff like comet azure and dual welding great swords and jumping cheesing shit, it wasn't fun. When I rather two hand a great sword sacrificing defense for evasion and raw power. I felt a lot of elden ring bosses were just straight bullshit with some of the moves. It was like they made some bosses so cheap and unfair having to switch to a meta weapon or stat grind. Some of the design were awful to me like the elden beast and ideas that were already better executed like one reborn made up of body parts. The insight in bloodborne was awesome like having zero the doll would sit there and no longer talk. I felt bloodborne was better with environmental story telling like gascoine's dead wife and daughter giving you the music box. Being more vague made you think more. True elden ring had great environment story telling like with Godfrey and the bodies scattered around the castle. I remember bosses like Margo's wet nurse being one of my favorites to fight and the dancer of the boreal valley being one of my all time favorites. It felt like I was dancing with her in the battle. I don't have fond memories of any elden ring boss like that. In ways I feel elden ring bosses were extremely cheap and unfair

The last thing I wanted to mention before I accidentally posted my comment was I spent a entire week getting beat down by genichiro in the top of the castle spending hours every day fighting him. I took many beatings in sekiro and when I finally had enough practice and the game clicked, it was one of the greatest games, I remember the fight with the samurai on horseback and how it felt to defeat him. Sekiro there was no changing armor or weapons. It was solely on myself to master what I had and use the few tools I had effectively. I never felt that while playing elden ring. It didn't feel like a skill issue but my build wasn't meta enough and my choices of how I wanted to play was the problem.

We had this for the genesis and we always named the first spear guy “the grouch” solely based on his picture

This video didn’t answer crap lol. How did it do in the plane? How did you charge it while being on a long flight?? What games did you run??

the dislikes are all from pc portbeggers lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I guess they selected the way of getting hp different from dark souls is because Bloodborne has the rally mechanic. So you'll less likely to die if you keep hitting bac whwn farming for blood vials. You would beat the game a lot faster if you have the option to get max potions and rally mechanic after resting and might be a different review of the game then.

I guess your feeling less frustrated in the difficulty level of the gamd because of the appreciation of the level design and the beauty of the world overcomes it. Like I actually find it hard already but I always keep coming back to it.

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Been tto take mine on the plane, is it possible to play games from gamepass without Internet?

We should ask Feral Interactive if they could Just Cause 2 to the Switch

Which is why prime 4 so far is underwhelming.its just to similar so far in the trailer.

Thanks for the review. I have the preloved one thanks to your review

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pretty disppointing how bad the pcvr version looks. if you can get it to look that good on quest, you could get it to look pretty damn good on pc. but i guess its just not worth their time. i hate what quest has done to high quality vr/ pcvr.

I missed out of this for 4 years ??????

Just finished my first playthrough, and i was expecting more. The main game bosses were almost all average or below in fight quality. There were a lot of average or even annoying base game areas as well. The base game is a 6/10 for me. The dlc is an 8.5 though. Definetly far from a masterpiece. Id say Sekiro is the closest souls has ever come to being perfect, despite it not being my personal favorite.

great video, thank you

Buying a steam deck and taking back to Australia will be ok? The steam deck hasn’t been purposefully modified to be charged at 100v ? In Aus our outlets run at 240v. I’m planning to go to Japan soon so any feed back would be much appreciated.

Elden Ring is so special it just doesn't compare to other games. It started its own league

1 - This is the OG , it cannot fail at being a Soulslike. I can get into the history and the miracle of the gaming world having this game and its kin at all, but I am sure you know it. I really don't like this statement. Almost insulting. Almost earns a How Dare You response. Also, grass farming is optional So is grass use. Just don't use it if it trivializes the game. Impose a limit on yourself. I can only use 5 grasses per boss battle. Demon's Souls was the first of its kind so Miya allowed grass to give people who lacked the skill but had the determination to at least finish it. It ensures accessibility for all. This is not strictly a skill based game, that's taking your knowledge of the Soulsborne series as a whole and applying it to the first of the series when you missed the birth of the genre in 2009. It may have been the first you played, but you certainly had knowledge. When this dropped in 2009 we knew nothing. Skill wasn't the big thing, it was willpower. The will to keep going back, death after death. Learning through death. The games have become progressively more skill based with faster combat, learning boss tells etc. Personally can't stand the evolution, but it is what it is, and appeals to a broader base. Less cerebral, more twitch. Honestly, this is the trouble with reviewing a series that has evolved so much. Unless you were there at launch you can't help but have missed "IT"

They were busy having games

FRD chalices cut your health in half or worse. There's one chalice that lowers your hp by 98% or so.

What if i dont wanna keep my pc running fans 100% out of the time? Or on at all...?

Late as post! My bro and I played through the OG master system version the other night from our vintage collection, so good. Only down side was that our D-pads sucked so so much.

Believe me my friend, you're not the only one with certain tastes in keyboards. I've tried out and changed keyboards like clothes and had different tastes over time. It can get addicting to try new peripherals. Thank you for the review.

Metroid Prime controls like a first-person, sci-fi 3D Zelda game.

I beat bb but not sekiro or Eden ring but I had to go back and I'm gonna get the dlc

Metroid Prime is still incredible. No nostalgia clouding my judgement. It's a classic. Period.

I see no leap. I see high quality 8 bit to low tier bad polygons

Does it have its 5g

I liked bloodborne, I have played all of the souls games and its a good game. I did find myself thinking the game was a little less challenging. People always told me this game was one of the harder games in the series and I have gotta say, this game is easier than DS3, Elden Ring, and Sekiro easily. It was very underwhelming, but it was still an enjoyable game. I honestly put this game beside DS1 in terms of how hard it is, they are certainly different gameplay styles, but it really is one of the easier games. I almost think this is a good thing though, as this was a lot of players first souls game (Due to it being a heavily marketed PS4 exclusive). The easier bosses allowed them to get into the whole series. I also think that's why it is often prasied as the "best" of the souls games. While its a great game, I feel most of the absolute praise for this game over the others is due to it being so many players first souls experience. I think overall the best game in the series in my opinion (including DLC) is DS3, the early game is quite meh, but the late game and DLC is wonderful. Dark souls 1 has the best experience in the series in my opinion for the first half of the game. Elden Ring is insanely fun with all the build variety. Bloodborne feels very simple, but fun and aggressive. A great first game for at the time at release. Now when people say that the game is beautiful I do almost kind of wince at times, like I understand the the art style is certainly amazing. People almost always forget to mention the game has ZERO antialiasing. Like I don't understand how people do not mention this, and it is not due to resolution (the game runs at a flat 1080p). 1080p with decent AA is at least presentable, this game is covered in jaggies everywhere. The Frame pacing is awful as well. This game is a decent 8/10 in my honest opinion, but obv that's just my experience with it as someone who enjoys all of the games (other than DS2). It wasn't as good as people made it out to be in my opinion.

It didn't need a remake. The issues with the remake are way more apparent on higher difficulties.

Very cool

Love the story, and how it salutes Lovecraftian horror. I like the weapons; cuz their limited but distinguishable. The battle mechanics are a fast and range based; encouraging players to take risks and play closely to enemies. The style is consistent; the game stays true to story, having everything following the asthetic.