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I'm currently playing Lies of P and it's becoming my favorite game. I've seen a lot of opinions on this game and I completely agree with you on everything, especially on the parry thing. Most critics of the parry system are basically saying "the parry is not the same as Sekiro therefore is bad". I'm not a parry god and can't parry absolutely everything but I've been getting better and better at the parry system of the game, it's not inconsistent like many say at all. When you learn how to parry a certain attack or combo you can see pretty well that you can do that pretty consistently again and again. Anyway, it also took me forever to beat the King of Puppets (3 or 4 hours) and now I'm stuck on the Green Swamp Monster for a few hours (my save has 31 hours and it feels like I'm still in the half of the game so I'll probably take as much time to beat as you did) and despite not being easy, I'm really having tons of fun. I'm not even a big fan of super hard games but Lies of P difficulty seems pretty fair to me and it always feel rewarding when I put effort enough to learn what the game is asking me for, the euphoria I felt after defeating the King of Puppets was unmatched, no FromSoftware game ever gave me that same level of dopamine. Anyway, this game is just amazing and I hope more people learn how to appreciate it over time.

Still working my way through the game, but I'm absolutely having a blast with it. Story is ok, but the gameplay is so fun that it makes up where the story lacks. Each boss is something new to figure out.

Stellar Blade succeeded because it was a SOULS LIKE. Nothing more....

The music was bad ass, the woman was hot as hell, and the gameplay was awesome! What is not to like?

I very rarely play single player games. Bu I reluctantly decided to give this a try. On my fourth playthrough now and I even got a Platinum (only my second ever).

Might want to hard reset the spelling in your thumbnail 😜

I’m playing right now it’s better than black myth wukong in my opinion. I just love the parry. The combat is exciting and challenging .

eve is hot thats what

I know why ava is freaking hot the combat is fun and its nostalgic for a lot of people

Typically, whenever I beat a game, I don't care to replay it right away. Stellar Blade is the opposite for me. I went right back into it after beating it. The story may not be very appealing to people on the surface but to me, it's still a masterpiece in a way. Sometimes, a complex story can take away from a game

Besides Chronos before the Ashes this was my first melee souls-like. And besides the Walker of Illusions I did get the majority of bosses with a single digits amount of tries and even first tried the king of puppets and second try beat the nameless puppet without a lot of perfect parries needed. I never really got good at the whole perfect block/parry mechanic to begin with.

Noble goal my ass

I find the open world aspects of the game very underwhelming but otherwise, the linear playthrough is great.

first thing i look up and see is a guy holding a xbox controller

With Black Myth, and Stellar Blade this is the year of Amazing Asian games.

Where Lies of O has awesome weapon style & customizability along with deeper and more interesting characters, Stellar Blade has much better move sets and style. The parry mechanics are very similar in that it's meant to keep you engaged but the parry with Lies is much more punishing

Korea plainly looks like as if they're the new place for good games. West is too bothered by its agendas in detriment to the games they're making. Japan is too stuck in the old way of doing things. They're still doing them well but sometimes they're too afraid to mix up the formulas. Stellar Blade clearly shows that Korea is willing to learn from others and mix it up enough to make it their own. Like it was stated previously, this game is not Nier, not Soulsborne, not DMC, it's all of them and in summing them up it becomes its own thing - it's Stellar Blade.

I REALLY wanted to play and support the game, but I only have an xbox :(

I can think of 2 big reasons. 😉

27:25 we see what you did there

Just started this game a couple days ago and I'm loving it. I mainly game on PC but honestly I couldn't wait any longer and went ahead and bought it on PS5 lol.

To save you 30 minutes it succeeded because eve is hot and the combat is fun

I bought ps5 just to play stellar blade and rebirth. SB is one of the best games ive ever played.

It’s the fishing. Fishing in lingerie is the games’ X factor.

This 31-minute video could be summed up in one word: titties.

Dang, I thought you have hundreds of thousands of subscribers. Very well presented.

It would be very interesting analysis if the game itself wasnt actually a "pretty version" of cheaper games you have on steam that did not succeeded because they did not had the "backing" of Sony or the Marketing budget to "succeed". Today, that is all that matters. BG3 for example: A game that has objective problems and shortcomings. A poorly coded and written game. Its success is pure marketing investment. Bought prizes, bought media acclaim, and insane analysis that anyone with any skill in game development can see through. Alas, the prizes money can buy become "proof" it is good. Today, video games are like many other things in the Western World: If you dont succeed, you need to put more money in marketing.

Great work. Loved the comparison to the PS2 era and felt the same. I very much appreciated the Shadow Hearts Covenant nod. Easily one of my favorites! As for SB, I had (still having) a great time with it. I stopped playing Rebirth multiple times just to mess around in Boss Rush and to finish the plat. I didn't even mind the story as I never played Nier. I also appreciated that half my playthrough wasn't cutscenes or dialogue.

I can think of a few perfectly sculpted reasons it was popular… All jokes aside, it was a straight forward game with fun gameplay and a pretty solid story. It was a game with challenge, but not crazy challenging.

I found it funny to hear "...35 hour playtime" when I'm playing nioh 2 still 3 yrs after release and haven't even scratched the surface. (To be fair, I haven't played Stellar Blade, nor no about it's replayability or depth)

I'm glad to have found this channel. I immediately gelled with the narrators voice, editing, storytelling, professionality, ect.

15:45 I feel the same way, I love when games make attractive characters male and female I don’t ever see the point of trying to be realistic and sometimes even make them bland. I feel like nowadays some ppl get offended by these characters and say their to unrealistic but fail to understand that they’re playing a game someone’s art, imagination so boring when a person wants everything to be realistic unattractive. I love when games don’t make ugly characters simply what I’m saying

Love Stellar Blade, the rare time you get a complete game and they keep giving us more

As much as I appreciate Eve as a counterpoint to modern character design, I still think it's a bit too much. She's clearly made to be an over the top pin up / dress up girl for guys, and I think she overplays the lost / vulnerable angle in order to appeal to guy's innate instinct to protect. Taki (or what her name was, the one in the beginning that gets killed) is a much more appealing character to me. She's still very beautiful and sexy, but has her shit together and knows how to deal with the challenges ahead. I also like her outfit much more; it's tight and accentuating, but not whatever some of the outfits Eve gets are. But hey, to each their own, and the game is important as a counterpoint no matter what. That being said I didn't play the game so I may be wrong in some way.

Two reasons.

Games were becoming too close to movies. Perhaps that’s why activists invaded the industry.

It's funny, I thought of the similarities of Batman and Spider-Man a long time ago, and how they represent not just different places on the spectrum of humanity, but the philosophy of each comic giant. Batman is an idealistic human being, nearly impossible to achieve, and therefore is larger than life. The challenge is maintaining that idealistic philosophy and values. For Spider-Man, it's not just in being an ordinary human in their day-to-day life, it's the interference of being a super hero that makes that day-to-day life all the more difficult to maintain. It's interesting to compare and contrast them more than any other super hero pairing, I think, and probably one of the reasons why DC's villains, as challengers to the idealization that their heroes represent, are often more memorable than the villains of Marvel, who are a different sort of challenge and threat to day-to-day life and more mundane problems. Though of all Marvel heroes, Spider-Man perhaps has the only rogues gallery that can rival Batman's. In regards to your topic, I don't necessarily disagree, but I think the real problem is the continuous soap opera nature of not just comic books, but most American entertainment. I've been watching wrestling the past year and a half, and one thing I noticed is that a lot of story tropes will be repeated, characters will completely undo their "arc" or "development" from the prior year, and if you struggle to get invested in the story, the matches just blur together and even good performances get forgotten. I think one of the reasons the movies work so well is because they can not only be stand-alone, but they can conclude. Batman and Spider-Man have established their own "mythos", and that can be used to tell individual Batman stories with a beginning, middle, and end. The Arkham games can be Batman, the Nolan films can be Batman, The Long Halloween can be Batman, and none of them have to be the exact same tale or approaching the character from the same direction. Most importantly, aside from key elements (Batman is Bruce Wayne, his parents were murdered in front of his eyes when he was a child, so on and so forth), continuity does not need to be maintained. The thing is, you need to let time pass between each story before you tell the next (at least, within that medium). Unfortunately, both corporations AND fans struggle with letting something go for a while and experimenting with something new. Companies want to rely on recognizable IP, but they wouldn't be doing so if the fans weren't consistently gobbling it all up instead of trying the new IP. So, for my part, I look forward to the next good iteration of Batman, even if it's not for another ten years or so.

Im just about 10 hours in and i love it so far. The music is phenomenal, most of the sidequests don't feel like a chore to do and the combat system is just perfect, i just wished the blaster had more ammo from the start, because the gun feels so fucking good to shoot

It all boils down to ass and society's love of ass

Here's the thing In Japanese comics each character is part of a larger continuous story and often act as a piece in the Puzzle. That offers a lot more time and a necessity to give these characters more depth explore them a bit deeper and delve into their motives or actions Spiderman and Batman or more or less diffrent iterations of the same character and the same group of Villains Not saying its wrong in any way But there are many different versions of Spider-Man encountering the green Goblin or Batman facing the joker but the story and the character's stay largely the same I think its time to give new intresting villains side characters find unique ways to push these heroes to their limits Long story short there are many versions of Bruce Wayne and Peter Parker but in most cases There's only one Goku only one Naruto who has their own self contained continuous story

They just made a fun game that redeemed the prince of Persia/ god of war games of the ps2 and PS3 Platforming ✅ Combat ✅ Puzzles ✅ If only it were a fully linear game it would be a modern take on a action adventure platformer game Sadly that's the only slight drawback If they scrapped the open world sections and added a few more linear sections with bosses we are striking gold there

Love the video but pleeease cut the b roll shutterstock stuff 😂😂 cant stop laughing of how unfitting it feels sometimes ❤

Highly suggest not using those free license videos, cheapens the video overall. Not bad but you gotta talk about the downsides of the game too. What you said about combat depth really is false imo, because what you said is basically all the game has to offer and nothing else. I think the gameplay really is fun due to the visceral feel that the devs put into it more than anything else

Anyone knows the name of the game from 4:12 to 4:18?

Wasn't the director of SB part of the dev team of Blade and Soul many years before Shift Up existed?

This game came out of nowhere for me, then I heard all about was Eve and her outfits. I have played it several times and I think it's fantastic. This is gaming to me: an interesting attractive character, a variety of nice skins, and a strong story that works; and of course solid combat and cool and challenging boss fights. This is a role model for gaming today and the game that saved 2024 from the rut it's in. Pretty solid analysis. I also appreciate that despite Eve's "controversial" outfits and appearance, that it's not a sexualized game and there are no forced relationship quests. Maybe someday though we will discover the true answer how to open that door on Matrix 11 and unlock that device given to you on Xion. The plot twist that the characters actually think they're human and how they discover otherwise is intriguing. The true ending leaves a wide open possibility of SB's future, as well as further exploration into what is Mother Sphere and what needs to happen next.

The discourse around this game in general made me decide to skip out on this game after release. I just started playing two days ago. Absolutely blown away by how much fun I’m having

Stellar Blade has hot women and good gameplay. You literally don’t need anything else. Guys aren’t exactly complicated or hard to please. 😂

My game of the year.