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wow dark souls 2 at the bottom so original

In my opinion, they should've made Torrent AND Melina more prominent companions. Torrent could be given a Sekiro-style skill tree progression that deepens his combat and gameplay. Maybe he can have a ram move, a back kick, or even an Antler deflection/perfect block mechanic, fleshed out dis/mount options, etc.. Give him options, like us. Melina could've been an Allmind-type of combate tutor, as in teach the basics at the beginning, but introduce advanced stuff like vertical dodging (jumping & crouching). Also, she should've been the sole summon we have because 1) that would make it easier on the devs to curate bosses on how to handle multiple adversaries, 2) make players get better attached to her, and 3) make boss encounters more interesting with her increased prominence and interaction. As much as I like the summon system for making it more accessible to newcomers, it should've been a more fleshed out system.

People that say that Elden Ring has the worst Asset Reuse of all games haven't played Ghost of Tsushima. Be careful when levying such an accusation. I swear to God, the only unique boss fight in that game is Khotun Khann. All the bosses are the same as well as the enemies, from early to late-game. Even then, Ghost of Tsushima is still a baffilingly amazing game. Other games are more deserving of "Asset Reuse" accusations than Elden Ring.

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I love gaels spawn cape

Furnace golem for the win ☠️

Meh this game is just full of bad design and good spectacle. Past Limgrave everything is repeating. But most forgive bcuz it's their first souls game and/or bcuz Miyazakisan surely can do no wrong.

It's a good video but what the hell is the noise in the background it drives me nuts

The ending of this vid perfectly describes how I feel. As someone who has played this game COUNTLESS times it's impossible for me to degrade myself to an average build with unoptomised stats because a build like that which was either good or even great in the past games is now weak without summons. It feels horrible to play the game like this, limiting how you explore because you might get killed easily and making the bosses a slog to get through, especially in the end game. So naturally I choose from the multitude of powerful weapons and level vigor and the best scaling stat and easy buffs to get 1000 + damage per hit. This can be done in a few hours by killing 1 or 2 bosses and is much more fun. However bosses often now feel like just a stepping stone in your path and you don't get to appreciate most of them. The reason I think (my opinion) there is no "medium" quality build in Elden Ring is because the enemies and bosses are designed to do monstrous damage and keep you from hitting them with long combos, frametraps, and weird attack timings to simulate extreme challenge. However once you tip the scales and do enough damage to make trading hits or waiting a little to attack the bosses they immediately become easy or even trivial. That said there is still a multitude I enjoy that don't have this problem: Mekania, Rykard, Placidusax, Scadutree Avatar, Romina, Messmer, Maliketh, and Godfrey among some others are still bosses I enjoy regardless and any one of them could top a souls series wide boss ranking. But there are FAR too many bosses that are either so tough they're annoying or so easy they're boring along with the garbage quality of minibosses that keep me from saying Elden Ring has good boss design. But its definitely the best in any open world game.

I am very interested in that video about another sekiro like game probably never coming, because that is very sad to hear. Whatever FS does next Inwiuld rather have it be like sekiro then be like Dark Souls or Eldenring, although I love Eldenring I can’t say the same about Dark Souls, probably because I played it after Eldenring

Maybe it's because I'm allergic to instructions but open world games *always* lead to The Radahn Problem for me. I out leveled the entirety of Breath of the Wild by doing the desert as my very first thing and having a constant stream of Yiga weapons to beat basic enemies. Elden Ring is guaranteed that you will out level some things at some point, making them trivial and disappointing, unless you intentionally handicap yourself. That's not fun. Nobody fantasizes about having super speed but also the requirement of maintaining an invisible speed limit. I just want to make my character as strong as I can to meet the constantly rising challenge of the game, not constantly neurotically wondering if I'm spoiling the experience for myself. And I think Elden Ring compensates for this problem in the worst way - enemies have leaned so hard into delayed attacks and gimmicky moves because they have to remain challenging no matter how overleveled the player is. But you'll still, inevitably, end up so wildly overleveled that even those moves won't stop you from steamrolling some of the most memorable encounters. Agheel and Godrick remain two of my favorite memories of the game because I actually met them at an appropriate time in my playthrough.

My top 3 1.Elden ring 2.Dark souls 3 3.Sekiro

You.think the beastman at rhe start of Elden Ring is better than most challice dungeon bosses?! 😂 you're a ER nuthugger

Dark souls is better than sekiro imo but good list nonetheless

“miserable fucking runbacks” these are actually known as “levels” with “obstacles”. I know, Elden Ring could never manage that. More seriously, Demon’s Souls has longer runbacks and easier bosses because the intended challenge is conquering *the whole level*, from the start to the boss fight. A level is not just a setpiece you walk past on the way to the next boss fight, like it is in Elden Ring.

Watchdog is better than the average ds3 boss NEVER LET THIS MAN COOK EVER AGAIN

I actually like the tree spirit.

It's funny. All of the reasons you don't like chalice dungeons are the reasons I adore them. Haha I played through BB 10+ times before I did the chalice dungeons the first time, and it was like literally uncovering a whole second game in the game. That said, I have never, and will never do them at the "intended" point in the game. I view it more as "want more Bloodborne? Here ya go", so I always do it only after I've reached the end and want more. Loved the video, and looking forward to doing all of this on PC. 😏

I laughed so hard at that Breath of the Wild's DLC: Tears of the Kingdom 😅

I think Renalla not having a site of grace before her door AND having to do the first phase every single time is unforgivably bad, just a complete lack of respect for the player's time. I actually like Godskin Duo, but cannot stand the crucible knight duo. Then again, I don't even like those enemies solo.

All of them have issues, none of them is a masterpiece like people want you to believe Demons Souls is too gimmicky Dark Souls 1's second half sucks and so do the DLC areas Dark Souls 2 is just mid Dark Souls 3 the first 90% of the base game is mediocre to decent tier. It only gets good in the last 10% and the DLCs. This is especially true for bosses Sekiro just has bad bosses that mostly rely on being melee duels which is boring zzz Bloodborne again bad bosses Elden Ring is insanely boring, plain and simple. Oh, also the bosses look visually very sick but they needed more attack variety

Can anyone explain to me how I love sekiro, dark souls, bloodborne, and demons souls, but I just could never get into Elden ring??? I really wanted to, but I just got so lost and not sure where to go or what to do. I wonder if it’s the fact that it’s open world

For many years people have been asking for ways to re-fight bosses without going into higher new game+ from delivers. They then complained about re-used assets. Who knows what people want. Having a several optional same bosses even to learn how to fight as their difficulty increases is surely better than having to fight them on a new character or higher Ng+?

For me the only ones in Elden Ring id consider true bosses are all remembrance bosses and Bayle since his heart is the dragons equivalent to one