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Aye good shit on the blood starved beast. Just for a helpful tip, that weapon u are using is a strength and skill favored weapon. U upgrading arcane would be better for much more advanced weapons later in the game. So for now maybe upgrade strength and skill. Just an idea tho, you don’t need to follow.

Chalice dungeons! Lets go! A lot of people don’t like the redundancy but I love them. Besides from the story based dungeons that are FIXED design and enemy wise, there are over 2300 randomly generated Root Chalices with generate rooms and enemies all differently. It’s endless fun with a boss for each layer. Gives the game so much content when you just need to Hoont and farm. Edit : Bloodtinge is great for bow run. You can access DLC early and get the bow blade that’s a sword and transforms into bow and arrow. Also, great for using the cannon and other gun weapons which are late/dlc game. Even if you do bloodtinge or arcane always level your vitality and strength and/dex first. Then you can start an arcane or bloodtinge build since most items and weapons aren’t until mid game that utilize those 16:50 there is a Caryll Rune you’ll find for giving health on visceral attacks. It’s always a must first me

Thanks for the shoutout! Subribed now…lol You are getting so much better at parrying (and the game in general). Isn’t it soooo satisfying. Also, one last tip, when you parry and they are down…sprint forward (up+ O button) to get right into their face for the visceral. This will put you in range and close the distance before the parry window closes. You can trade hit and still hit the visceral this way if you get hit while parrying successful. I chose the trolls to tell you about to practice because they have multiple attacks/ some quick some slow wind-up attacks. And the 4 guaranteed vials early game Also, remember you can tap up on d-pad to gain five blood bullets for 30% of health so you don’t consume regular bullets. If I recall correctly, Timed right you can rally that health loss back. Wheelchair gunners always drop the most bullets The sound effects of the parry are so rewarding. Bloodborne was my first From game and my favorite. Play it every Halloween. Are you enjoying the game more as you get the mechanics down more? Oh and arcane build is kind of the weakest, I would suggest only leveling arcane late game when you get the items/rare and DLC weapons you need that use arcane Edit: pretty sure L1 during parry doesn’t increase damage. It’s all the same. Like a wind up R2 back hit leading to visceral back stab Double edit: the load times when game came out were five times as long. And there was no item description (I think) on load screen. On PS5 I can’t even read item descriptions. But even PS4 is a considerable quick load compared… Sorry for the rambling lol Go Hoont. A Hoonter must Hoont. 💉🩸⚔️🪓 🐺🧌🦑

24:13 Thank you for the shoutout, really glad that you are enjoying that series, though i would not go calling myself a souls veteran since i first played dark souls 1 last year in October. Honestly speaking parrying is currently my favorite thing to do in souls games since i never was a huge fan of rolling to activate I frames. While i have no experience in this game, there is a possibility that certain attacks from bosses might not be parriable like other souls games so keep a lookout for those and enjoy the glory days of Bloodborne and DS3 when parrying was a legitimate high risk high reward strategy.

Holy shit! You parried the blood starved beast on second shot! Bosses are much harder to parry too! GG Notice the sound effects to let you know you parried. Way to go! Now keep it up. Awesome job. It’s a game changer and so satisfying!!!

Great to be back in Bloodborne! That was a fun episode! There aren't any illusory walls in the main game or DLC, except for one thing that kinda looks like one but is pretty easy to spot if you look closely. Illusory walls can be found within the Chalice Dungeons. These dungeons are divided into two types: fixed and randomly generated. Fixed dungeons do not contain illusory walls (with the exception of a single dungeon), while randomly generated dungeons may contain them. Good news: no mimics in Bloodborne!

Way to acknowledge your previous rage and want to be better. GGs Parry with gun in the middle of the enemy attack. When you see them raise weapon and begin attack at you, fire gun to parry and then R1 attack immediately in front of enemy. Takes some trial but once you figure it out the game becomes very fun with that mechanic. Also use your remainder blood echoes after leveling to buy vials and once you open chalice dungeons you can farm vials very quickly just by doing the chalice dungeons

I really hope you can chill out a bit when you play. It's not that hard, you're just making it harder on yourself by rushing into enemy groups. The guy with the machine gun is one of the toughest NPCs in Bloodborne, and before he took a tumble into the abyss, you were handling him really well. That shows you've got skills! If I may offer a suggestion, in addition to searching behind closed doors, you may encounter NPCs at windows, particularly those that are illuminated or have a lantern burning. You missed a couple in Central Yharnam. Additional encounters will arise as you advance through the game. Just don't expect to find any in Old Yharnam. Besides the two hunter NPCs, it's overrun with beasts.

Hey man you missed the Toyota Camry you can find in the first level

30:30 so much anger lol. “Can’t interrupt you outta Shit”Learn to parry with gun for visceral attacks Stop letting stamina deplete fully Gotta relax. You gotta learn the mechanics before calling it trash..never heard anyone else say that about this game lol. Have fun. If not it ain’t for you. Definitely don’t play sekiro if you get this mad

53:24 ,58:19 I have not played this game before, but given their health and behavior, i am certain that these guys were NPC's rather than your average mob. If you kill them they probably do not respawn at the very least. (unless this game is like DS2 where dark spirits respawn). Btw 56:00 LMAO dude just met the most powerful element in souls games.

Ok... 16:04 This isn't cool. Bye 👋

34:04 go up instead of down at the end. 😂 you had it 😊

I always choose my class based on the gear i get with the class rather than stats.

10:26 you just learned about the twisted stand looking at the rocks... now use that new knowledge here... 😅

There's so many times where you're just a couple steps away from the right spot for the environmental puzzles. But then you seem to think you need a tower or helicopter or something. 😂

First rule of the game. Don't brute force. There is always something that they're trying to teach you. 😊

Reminder to watch out for comments hidden by the Sort by options, thanks.

4:14 oh man, that was frustrating. You can solve them without having to run outside. Solve it through the window.

That ring tone perfectly matched the temple when you got there. 😂 I thought I'd forgotten the music. 😂

So many people get stuck in the town trying to brute force the puzzles. The town is sort of the final level. It uses stuff that all the other areas teach you. You did really well though!!

Wait. At 5:00 you ask if there are any big circles to activate. What did you mean by that?

Yeah the stone statues usually have more than the initial meaning they seem to portray. Either though shadows, other objects nearby or in combination with other statues.

Outer Wilds is currently up there as contender for the best game of all time for me. I recommended in the previous episode. I think you would like it.

Oh no, the tower obilistic 😆 Probably should have recommended another one :D Oh well :D

Speedruns are nuts :D

57:20 What I find fascinating here is that idea of conciousness, thoughts and ideas being one of the last patterns in a line of many. And the same pattern throughout. Makes one wonder if there is some rule or inherent property of reality that always goes back to this structure that works. And what structures would our thoughts create (as individuals and a collective)? How would those look like if they were actually physical things or could be visualized? And then, I ponder, why does there even exist something like this. Why does conciousness (or witnessing reality) even exist? Couldnt the particles, atoms, molecules, proteins, organs, neural activity just exist without an "entity" or "singularity" having an experience? Like, where does that even come from? Is it really just neural interactions and chemicals? That may be one explanation how it works, but that still doesnt make sense to me how that creates an (concious) experience. Like, we still dont have a good explanation for this as far as I know. I know some outlandish theories propose that (the origin of) "conciousness" must be everywhere. So even a stone has that property. Although, it may require fast moving and interacting stuff like electrons and chemicals to make that pratical and apparent. I guess in the end we may never know and it probably doesnt add anything to our experience if we knew. So best to just be grateful to experience and make the best of it.

55:10 It is the apple that is missing from one of the trees where one branch is missing. The branch is right next to it. They do like telling small stories in this game that are super not in your face. I wonder how many there are that I missed :D

52:45 It really is. I still have some environmental puzzles to finish and I am having the urge to get back in and walk around the island again. But then there is also the sense that I can do something better with my time, and some things are best left as they are. For now at least :D PS: If you like this type of discovery game where your knowledge is key, I can recommend Outer Wilds. It is a different to The Witness, but I maybe would rate it even higher on my top game list. It is much more story focused, less abstract and you have to read a lot of text, but it had a much more emotional impact compared to The Witness. Outer Wilds can also only play be played once for the first time and there is a wholesome community always ready for another YT playthrough. But just like The Witness, Outer Wilds isnt everyones cup of tea. So maybe you like it, maybe you dont. I am just glad I was able to experience both.

It is not boring at all :)

Oh you found the reason why the 99.8% speedrun category exists

Favorite game is Quake 3: Arena. Played it from 12 years old to like 23, through college. Joined tons of clans, went to QuakeCon. Even played in some tournaments with actual pros when i was in my prime. I hate boring, campy, hiding first person shooters, quake 3 was fast paced and aggressive.

Luckily they put a speaker right by where the environmental puzzle standing location is, so you can hear the video during the puzzle

The town obelisk is a very hard one. I would suggest the shady trees obelisk as the one to complete

Speedrun is fun, they snipe puzzles from so far away. Also look up expert randomizer! Rediculously hard randomized puzzles. I've beaten it twice. The challenge can't be randomized to harder puzzles I think, at least yet. But the non timed puzzles are so so hard. But it's fun for people that want to experience the game again and have memorized all the rules and so the base game is too easy now

Lol you found the hour long environmental puzzle. Best to do that one off video.

If the audio recording isn't yellow, you have clicked it already

My main take on the game is, the people making the recordings made the virtual reality island, and the puzzles and recordings are just to provoke thought. Possibly trigger some enlightenment or philosophical transcending etc. And Jonathan Blow just wanted to make a game that made people think, that's pretty much it.

Anatomy tree root area has nothing interactable with it. Environmental puzzles are just for fun. Not needed for anything else game wise

If you want guidance for the checklist, check a large area of the island that doesn't SEEM to have anything important going on, at first glance at least, and see if you notice anything going on.

The sparkle puzzles are quite satusisfying to get i‘d say complete one obelisk and see if you‘d like to continue searching Also i didn‘t make that hint site just found it

About the obelisks, you might have noticed, but the side the environmental puzzles are on point in the direction that they are in. It helps narrow it down in hunting. And the reflection puzzle you solved, and tried to solve the other side but it opened up the door so you continued without resolving. You didn't need to do both sides

The tree anatomy is nothing iirc

The checklist is Spoiler On the surface It is related to water Final warning Look at the lake in the middle of the map

Regarding the cloud: Since the game has very little stuff you can actually interact with and affect the game world, there is just one thing that comes to mind to influence the far-away cloud ;)

Not sure what you mean by checklist? The black obelisk are checklists for the environmental puzzles. I personally can recommend trying to get all the puzzles of one of the obelisk and see what happens. Its a small thing, but I think as it would be the last "important" thing left to see for you, you can say that you experienced The Witness fully :D

The human anatomy thing (at the end of the tree area) was just showing you how the same shape/pattern exists in many things. Organs, neural synapses, plants, trees. How one thing (form) can be present in many. Same with ideas and concepts, I guess, which is what the game is mostly about/teaching. The bonzai also being there, as a methaphor to be able to shape your ideas, thoughts, goals? And if so, in what do you want to shape them? I dont think it goes beyond that, but maybe I missed something 🤔

Congrats you did it 🎉

Fyi, no circle puzzles in the hotel. Once you activate it, auto saving stops until you reload the game.

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