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Thanks I couldnt find her after beating all bosses

Quality just quality watched every part masterpiece 🙌🕺

was it really right after I went to sleep lmao good work chief

Good job! Demi fiends a bastard.

Looks like you remembered the Golden Rule of SMT: "USE BUFFS RETARD!" -Matador, SMT Nocturne

I almost forgot to record, and it was just after my buddy Rick went to bed. So of course I won.

COME samurai, put on a good show

thumbnail is mfw seeing Wes play dead rising AGAIN

Watch the rest via the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLjsDTtZeFnOBKf4aXjqJR9_k3nj6a53gf.html

8:32 damn, challenge is impossible: left foot was used

can YOU beat dark souls 1 with ONLY a GUN????

LETS FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

1:20 thanks from

Im a Sigma-Male

21:08 lmao

gamesux

There's another youtube channel I liked that has given some... rather questionable opinions. But I still trusted them for the most part and I was looking forward to playing this game sometime. Thank you, good sir, for doing the world a service and giving actual good reviews.

I loved it bar the savings system. A sequal would have been nice but it will never happen now

Ok while I agree with some of your points (Aftertouch sucks, especially with Sixaxis, Kai as a playable character sucks, constantly guarding bosses suck, turret sections suck), I disagree with other parts. More complicated combat actions fail, like guard counters and air combos, because they seem to only happen at random, but you never mentioned them. Also, do you ever use the dodge? You can actually string multiple combos together with the dodge and dodge attacks, and it's even possible to juggle enemies and combo attack multiple enemies at once. And yes, you actually CAN switch modes/stances while attacking. It's just REALLY awkward because stances are mapped to shoulder buttons and her combos are all 3 pieces so the combinations are extremely limited. Nariko's combat can go deeper than what you might think possible, if you're willing to explore it. Admittedly, the Heavenly Sword replacing her standard sword kind of cripples her though, as she loses some admittedly really good combos, especially her square, triangle combo, which actually possesses a guard break capability (yes, even on bosses, as evidenced when I fought Roach's pet), and not only that but it also acts as a launcher and allows you to set up juggles without needing to rely on the preset air combos. Not exactly something you'd notice from mashing the triangle button the entire game though. My overall point is, it tried to be ambitious but it didn't quite succeed, but it's not the dumpster fire you make it out to be. Still pretty close, though. But Bohan sucks. Flying Fox sucks. Whiptail sucks. And Roach sucks. Hammy acting isn't always a good thing. These guys come across like they've watched way too many badly dubbed kung fu movies and way too many Power Rangers episodes. In fact, Bohan tries entirely way too hard in every scene he's in, to the point of annoyance.

I hate you. You're only allowed to suffer during this "boss" "fight". You're breaking the intended design! I'm definitely doing this if I play through Dark Souls again.

I definitely have this cutscene to look forward to as I play XD

great TV - sony ftw

only the greatest game

I thought it was over when he started shooting the cops again lmao

You are right this game is shit

I'm really annoyed that I found your channel after you've seemingly stopped... I always looked at this game as if it could be something I might enjoy, looks like I didn't miss anything, may as well just play Resident evil revelations again.

I had some fun with the game but i can't see myself replaying it. The game have some great similarities to bloodborne when it comes to the environments but i think that the gameplay as well got bloodbornified. The game is way faster and you can dodge way more before your stamina runs out. Dark Souls II was actually the first soul game i got into so perhaps that is why i seem to like it more than everybody else. But something i liked about dark souls 2 was how varied the different areas was and how i could decide which of the several different areas i should explore. This was found in Dark Souls as well but Dark Souls 3 is way more linear and the environments felt more samey. I have never paid too much attention to the stories and instead just seen the games as the old Croc/Spyro games where you had to explore a bunch of different cool worlds for some reason. Dark Souls 3 wasn't as good as its prequels in that regard.

Now that i think of it, i didn't feel bored when playing Uncharted 2 and 3 but if i analyze the whole thing then i must say that the gameplay was repetitive with all the shooting and combat, puzzles were few but i liked the puzzles. The graphics is the best thing about the game. I think the second Uncharted game was the best one but somehow i enjoyed the third one more. I'm going to play through the first game as i haven't played it before. I don't know why i don't dislike the Uncharted games even though they have repetitive gameplay and too much formula. My favourite games of all time are still the old classic Tomb Raider games and the Zelda series, so much more enjoyable though. I only enjoyed Uncharted for the story and the surroundings.

playing let it die yet?

I also subscribed as i think you are very good at explaining things in your reviews, you share your opinions more than just saying that the gameplay is downright bad or great. Have you ever played any of the Uncharted games ? if you have it would be interesting if you could make a review.

i must have been really lucky with the timing there, many say that it's one of the most frustrating moments in the game. I just finished the game today for the first time and just isn't really in shock of how great the game was as i heard many say that it's one of the best games ever created. Gameplay is nothing special except for some small puzzles that i liked. The visuals are great when you think about how old it is, atmosphere is spectacular too. What really ruined the experience for me is the controls/camera which made me die a lot, the camera sometimes turn or changes angle just when you are stepping out on a thin pole that you walk on to get down to a swing, 6 times i had to redo the segment where you leave Yorda on a platform which can be moved by pulling a lever and it's a long way to get to that lever too. The part where i died the most is where you jump from a chain to a lever because of ICO not wanting to grab the ledge. Came to the final boss and it was as i thought nothing special either. The story is ok and the whole visual and atmosphere aspect of the game is superb but that didn't help enough as i in the end looked back on the journey and felt that no way am i ever going to play this game again. I don't know if i have a lack of empathy but i didn't really get emotional about Yorda while i played the game like many people mentioned, more annoyed as i waited for her to get down ladders, she could have been more useful than just opening doors.

i must have been really lucky with the timing there, many say that it's one of the most frustrating moments in the game. I just finished the game today for the first time and just isn't really in shock of how great the game was as i heard many say that it's one of the best games ever created. Gameplay is nothing special except for some small puzzles that i liked. The visuals are great when you think about how old it is, atmosphere is spectacular too. What really ruined the experience for me is the controls/camera which made me die a lot, the camera sometimes turn or changes angle just when you are stepping out on a thin pole that you walk on to get down to a swing, 6 times i had to redo the segment where you leave Yorda on a platform which can be moved by pulling a lever and it's a long way to get to that lever too. The part where i died the most is where you jump from a chain to a lever because of ICO not wanting to grab the ledge. Came to the final boss and it was as i thought nothing special either. The story is ok and the whole visual and atmosphere aspect of the game is superb but that didn't help enough as i in the end looked back on the journey and felt that no way am i ever going to play this game again. I don't know if i have a lack of empathy but i didn't really get emotional about Yorda while i played the game like many people mentioned, more annoyed as i waited for her to get down ladders, she could have been more useful than just opening doors.

I definitely agree with it drawing too much from bloodbourne. the torch hollows in ds1 were dangerous and noteworthy because of their insane spam attack, but that's like half the enemy's, including the big guys, in dark souls 3. I feel like the increased speed of bloodbourne had alot to do with that.

RIGHT IN IT'S STUPID HEAD

EXCUSE ME JEB. Nice review!

I played through it with friends and we had some fun with it but the pacing certainly hurt it. It was way too slow in the beginning and even later on the endless walking sections really made it drag out. Perhaps i could be more forgiving if i had played it alone but the pacing was a bit too slow to play it with friends. Also ua-cam.com/video/xgI3yEQU1pE/v-deo.html

I'm the fella from /v/. Really love your videos man. Keep it up!

Played a bit of it a while ago and i remember not liking it because of awkward controls. Still i would probably give it another shot if Sony ever decides to bless my region with playstation now. It is fascinating though that the whole "games are art" debate never seems to die out and there seems to be a new "proof of art" game for every generation.

I remember getting some fun out of the game but it could have been so much more.

happy birthday wes

i dps raced rom, had to do it like 20 times doe.

are you gonna get the PSVR? or ps4 pro?

thanks for the review, gonna get this game =)

wow some really in depth game reviews =)

#1 fan here

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