Army Combat Vet REACTS to TF2 is a Timeless Masterpiece by Lazypurple
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“They didn’t invent WASD gameplay”
Actually, they kinda did. It was the release of Half Life that standardised the idea of First-Person Shooters using WASD for movement, before then, it was all over the place what was used for movement controls. Now they WEREN'T the FIRST to use it by a long shot, but it's Half Life's success that allowed it to become standardised.
Half-Life was also one of the first games to use mouselook as opposed to the directional keys. Granted, Team Fortress started out as a Quake 1 mod before being ported to GoldSource as a Half Life mod, it still counts.
Edit; I need to stress that I am NOT claiming that Half Life was THE first to do either of these things, because some people apparently can't read properly.
This reminds me of the doom classic's movement without side strafing which is terrible (for me) since I can't get out of a demon horde when I'm stuck in a corner
Although half life was a big boy at the wasd thing (by making controls orbit around it), it was mostly quake that introduced that movement mechanic based off 1 guy that played doom with the wasd key setup, and everyone started using like him, got popular, then quake added as the default to their game (If I'm correct(
"Half-Life was also one of the first games to use mouselook as opposed to the directional keys."
bruh what about the og DooM games, the Quake games, even Unreal bruv
@@Komradvsky Exactly, the Unreal franchise made some groundbreaking improvements on multiplayer aswell
@@Komradvsky Note that I said 'ONE of the first, not THE first'
DooM didn't have mouselook, you could use a mouse to turn left and right, but that's not the same thing. You can't look up or down freely in that. Not without mods that came out long after.
As for Quake, it was a bit more in the niche side of things in terms of shooters. Half Life's popularity is what helped cement a lot of these modern trends. Other games may have done it first, that doesn't mean they were the ones who made it the go-to thing.
Don't think I'm disparaging Quake or its importance to gaming. GoldSrc is based on the Quake 1 Engine, after all. Half-Life and its stellar success compared to its predecessors is what helped bring these things to the forefront of gaming. In much the same way Halo Combat Evolved did three years later with its own contributions.
Heavy vs Spy can be frustrating against good spies and with a team that doesn't spycheck, but if you know there's a good spy in the game, you should always make a habit to constantly look behind you to catch them off guard,
When you're a spy about to backstab a heavy whos revving his minigun and he turns around. It is time to cry and pray.
Note to self...
Join one of Paul's streams and defend him from spies
He complains about them so much while I find them as free points that technically have an instakill mechanic
... the , inidcates you weren't finished...
I keep forgetting about them lmao
yeah i think sniper vs heavy is much more one sided. you can almost do nothing against a sniper.
Heavy vs Spy isn't really that unfair. As a Spy, a Heavy that just remembers to Spy check constantly can easily destroy your effectiveness.
As a pyro main who plays every class, I feel bad at this point. I've never played against a good spy, or if I have, I'm good enough that they just become a joke with an isntakill mechanic.
It isnt the spys fault, that your team is dumb, and cant cover your back. Srs, i went to a hallway with a demo, in hopes that he will protect me from spys while i defend a hallway. and guess what? A spy backstabs me while the demo was wackin off or something, he just did nothing
@@kirbyfreakyt4695 Like melee jigglypuff
@@xman9354
Eh, Puff has the air mobility to get in and USE rest.
Spy is just... dead.
yeah, Spy's main counter really is just awareness and competency
About two weeks ago I celebrated my 10 year anniversary of TF2. One of my favorite things is how the game draws in new people who go forward to learn more and even make content. The community continues to live on despite the lack of Valve's involvement.
You're a part of the reason TF2 is still relavent. Every new fan, every new piece of content; is another push to keep the flame going. So thank you.
Aw
That's cool
The other side of tf2:
'med took 60'
'im bombing their med'
'don't sac soldier'
'MED DOWN! MED DOWN! MED DOWN'
'let's goooo! Push in flank'
'nice job soldier'
ah yes, the side that sweat solidified salt from all their skin pores
Came out 14 years ago and had 8 years of development, part of which was because there were some older iterations of the game that were axed before the devs settled on what have today.
0:30 The difference is passion and the devs being allowed to express that passion in their work. 'Triple A' nowadays doesn't indicate quality but rather backing of large game corporations and publishers.
I would say
'Triple A' is more about getting the payback out of your _product,_ not game, _product._
Older titles and indie titles are more about quality of the game to stand out to get attention and players they deserve.
He finally is watching this! This video was a reason why I picked the game up again after a long hiatus from it a couple years ago.
This is what I call true reaction. You don't just make faces to the camera while video passes, you are talking to the audience and expressing your own opinion on things. Definitely subbed.
I always find it interesting how many games try to copy TF2's gameplay mechanics but ultimately they miss the mark. Overwatch, for example, was open about TF2 being an inspiration to its design following its release. I've played a lot of both games (not really that good in either), and I've found an emotional difference in myself during them.
In TF2, I'm never really upset that I died because I have a functionally identical weapon somewhere in my backpack to whatever killed me. There wasn't some magical button press that stacked the odds against me. When I die, I can just accept that yeah, I have fewer hours in the game than most players who've had the game as long as I have. I'm naturally going to make mistakes and die from them.
In Overwatch, I actually find myself offended at a lot of my deaths. I main support, usually Ana and Mercy, and it is fun to play like that. Yet, here's the thing: I'll die in ways that were genuinely not my fault with nothing I can do about it. A Doomfist can press Q to target support (because that's the smartest way to use it) and kill the most active support player without even needing to be in line of sight. You can't always dodge that situation because the target circle moves faster than the realistically expected movement speed. A Soldier 76 can press Q behind you, and the literal aimbot ability can kill you before you can whip your mouse around and kill him as a support because the weapons aren't really suited for direct combat. A Tracer can teleport behind you, press Q to place an instant kill bomb on you, and press E to teleport back while also healing the small amount of damage she may have took in the split second she was there.
In short, TF2 doesn't grant extraordinary abilities to single button presses that can override the standard capability of the mercenaries. Backstabs require timing and smart positioning. Ubercharge meters reset to 0 every death. A Sandvich requires you to stand still to consume. Rocket and sticky jumps are more than an ability button with a cooldown, they are actual practicable skills. Sure, Overwatch doesn't sell stronger weapons or abilities for money, but certain heroes are given staggeringly powerful abilities with no practice or nuance required to use them, especially in the DPS hero lineup.
too lazy to read that all, i'll be honest, but "I'm never really upset that I died because I have a functionally identical weapon somewhere in my backpack to whatever killed me." is so true. Like ye, my first thought may be "damn that weapon is so unfair and bad and blablabla" but i never take it too, coz i just know that im bad with it and there's no way i would be shredding like that too
@@benismann I have a similar feeling when playing UT99 and a guy kills the whole team with the plasma rifle, except that I do not find the weapon unfair, I simply stand up amd take off my hat, cause I know how hard it is to do the plasma rifle combo during combat.
Oh, yes, ppl still play UT99 and it's still a very active game.
@@benismann I always loved TF2's approach to weapon balancing. "Tough love", I'll call it. Sure, when I was a noob in 2012, I got absolutely roasted because I happened to "Find" a weapon right after completing the tutorial, trying to use it, and dying horribly because the weapon was a downgrade for my relative skill level. Like, for instance, I picked the "Loch N Load" as soon as I got it and got myself killed by the enemy again and again because while I was excited to read the stats about grenades traveling faster and doing more damage, I didn't think so much over the part where it said "Grenades shatter on impact with a surface". "Ahh, I'll just hit 'em", I thought to myself, never having played Quake before. I didn't hit a single enemy with that grenade launcher, due to the fact that I had very poor aim and next to no game sense. I later realized that if I had used the stock grenade launcher, my grenades would at least land on the floor near my enemies when I missed. That experience was tough, but it taught me to consider all of my options, even the seemingly boring and standard ones, and it also taught me that when I saw someone kill me using some badass gun, that the seemingly badass unobtanium weapon they were waving around actually had some flaws of it's own compared to what I was using, and that the real badass was the person holding the gun. It didn't matter so much what I had as I eventually realized I can just get better at the game, and likewise I could research the flaws of the weapons to see if I could use them to get the upper hand on enemies who were using those weapons.
Hours don’t matter, if u got a game 2 seconds ago, u could still dominate a server. I’ll say it’s not common to see it, but it could happen. U could have over 20,000 hours in a game and still can’t even get a kill. This is also not a common thing, but it could happen.
TF2 is probably the only FPS game I've played where I've laughed at my own death instead of getting upset or frusturated over it.
I got a thousand hours as heavy and playing his is like driving a car. You pay attention to your surroundings (360*) and you shoot anything that gets within your buffer zone (don't actually shoot people on the road btw lol). Although spy can one-shot you, they will get melted in about 1/4 of a second by the minigun.
TF2 being able to be enjoyed by new players is such a nice thing. I haven’t touched TF2 in years, maybe since 2017 tbh (I would go on and play some rounds with bots in the past years, but it would last like a few minutes before I would leave). It wasn’t until I convinced my friend to try it out where I remembered how fun it was to actually play with other people, and they had lots of fun too. First day I taught them basics, we had some duels and they learned quickly. Not long ago we played with some completely strangers who were totally chill and they had the highest kill count, I was hella proud of them.
I’m excited to continue playing with them
If you look at it, the movements and shootings sounds similar of that from other fps games, but there's a drastically different thing about it.
For once, you actually can DODGE with Wasd, in other games it's either Stand still and shoot for more accuracy or run away in curve to avoid imminent death or just leave the moment you peek around corner.
But in Tf2, you always have the chance to win, so as the other game but in tf2 it's more forgiving and rewarding when you fought back.
You can see the gigantic hitboxes of enemies and focus on their torso only for maximum damage. However, in most fps games we focus on the HEAD which is quite frustrating and satisfying if you did it, but Tf2 managed to do it without needing any"Critical point" .
"Focus on their torso"
*laugh in Sniper and Ambassador Spy*
@@alvianekka80 yea put aside those guys, they tends to be tryhard quickscope 420-360 SKINNY DIPPING JARATE COMBO'ING JUMPING CROUCHING TAUNTING PEEKING CORNER SPINNING-
oh nvm it's a bot.
You hit the nail in the coffin at the end. Valve are the masters of accessability.
nail on the head
@@skjorta1984 lol
You should react to tf2 is a broken masterpiece next
Fun Fact: Team Fortress originally started out as a mod for Quake 1 (Seriously look it up). Soldier even has a rocket launcher called "The Original" which it's design is based on the Rocket Launcher from Quake. This is also why the Launcher's placement is in the middle, mimicking the weapon placement of classic shooters from the 90s.
Apparently the Mod was so popular that there were more servers running the Team Fortress mod than the actual vanilla game. So people were literally buying Quake 1 to play TF. If that isn't a testament to the popularity of Team Fortress 2 NOW, I don't know what is.
This was Lazy's big breakout video after being gone for years from UA-cam, i can't express how excited i was to see this pop up in my sub feed one day
It’s really funny how I double main Heavy and Sniper even though they’re basically polar opposites.
they actually have a lot in common like developing tunnel vision to be extremely deadly, and being more at risk of spies
18:55 “Heavy’s rocket”?
He meant Soldier, but let’s give him a break
Lazypurple - just turn around
Use your ears!
If you want a good single player game to play, I highly encourage you to play the original Half Life (also made by Valve). Me personally, I think you should play Black Mesa; which is a remake of the OG Half Life by the indie studio Crowbar Collective, with Valves blessing.
2:42
The bot problem started in late 2019
I’m 22 and I still remember how whenever we would get a call on the home phone the internet would just completely cut out or get extremely slow (even slower than it already was)
I just started playing and I've never smiled more during a match
I love the fact that he starts every video looking somewhere random, and then looks into the camera. Reminds me of the Martin Cabello talking fast meme.
15:17
Well, if you ever want to get into Single Fire high damage weapons in TF2, the Flare Gun is an excellent place to start. 90 damage, at any range, as long as the target is on fire makes for some GREAT combo potential.
29:24 Elden Ring is in fact highly accessible, and not competitive at all. Don’t be scared away, anyone can enjoy it regardless of skill level
I liked watching this, keep up the good work Paul! Maybe next you can check out red scout redemption
Spy vs heavy is not as one sided as you might think. Spy shatters heavy in a second if he looks in the opposite direction and the spy himself is right behind him
Heavy shatters spy in a second too. But spy doesnt have to face some specific direction for this to be true, he just does, 500 damage per second is nothing to sneeze at
This is a game I want, but it’s only PC and I haven’t gotten into PC yet. But dang, I really feel like TF2 will be in my S-tier games with Undertale and Deep Rock Galactic.
If you like that stuff, I’d definitely recommend Dead Space and Metal Gear Rising, those are probably the best games I’ve ever played, along with TF2 and Ocarina of Time
@@Thebooooy definitely will check those out.
There actually is a console version in the orange box. But it hasn't been updated in years.
It's way behind the PC version.
@@scottmemelord6130 "Hasn't been updated in years" like TF2 itself has received any kind of update lol
@@tjrex9458 Well the console version has been updated even less.
You actually DO have to pay for the kaztosky kick and conga, at least if u wanna start one. It's only free if somebody else is doing it, cause then you can use the emote button on them and do it. I believe there is only ONE taunt in the game which is free called "The director's vision"
"I know my audience is 18-21 years old"
Me: *laughs in not an adult yet*
20:25
[Pulls on collar] Yeah… yeah, I’m totally laughing. I mean… thousands of dollars on cosmetics? How silly! Who would do that? Certainly not ME! Certainly not on TF2!
Lazy: So I hopped into a casual game!
Paul: *Haha good luck buddy*
You should try reacting to Soundsmith's Soldier weapon or cosmetic stereotypes, it would be interesting to see your input on them.
Heavy vs Spy really is kind of one sided without the support, what the hell is that poor spy supposed to do against a heavy without distractions. It's such a frustrating set up in a 1v1.
Skymin’s video on TF2’s characters might be interesting.
'Heavy's rocket'
Dude I’m loving your content! First the cross over with Mikeburnfire now talking about TF2! Don’t know why I didn’t subscribe sooner!
banana bread
I don't remember but my parents always talked about it. I am from 2002 and to see how far we came with tech. In my country CD and DVD took a while to take off I still remember watching VHS and listen to vinyl on a video sound system my father had set up. I love old stuff, it's revivalism. It is the art. I won't get started on visual arts because I am kind off in a rush and don't have much time to tell rn
6:30 I did a conga line in a convention 1 month ago, we were like, 30 people
8:05 "Roblux." xD
8:05
you gotta get some "roblux"
☠
TF2 truly is amazing
Have you tried Deep Rock Galactic? It takes a lot of inspiration from TF2 in all the right ways. its one of the few newer games that are both well made and accessible.
Is it free to play and is it on steam?
@@QuincyVollstandig it is not free to play (that's a good thing) and it is on steam (and the Microsoft store but it isn't crossplay capable with with steam)
@@rsenjoyer7706 Why is it not being free to play a good thing? Well I do understand that this is from an indie devs who can't afford to give their game for free, I am just curious about your weird stance.
@@dragonandavatarfan8865 My pov is that Free is a thin line to balance on for making a good game. For TF2 free is a bad thing because it makes the game TOO accessible witch was a good thing 8 years ago when the game wanted more players. but the game now has... not an over abundance of players but something similar. With all these people come the increased chance at bad apples. combine that with no actual employs working on the game and you get a recipe for mold growth.
Contrast that with DRG where it is a payed game that means that not just anyone can hop on do a little trolling and peace out never to be seen agene. But you can gerente that every one in that community pay'd up at least $15-30. that means no alt accounts (and the save game function makes alts completely irrelevant). Pay to play also serves as a form of quality control.
But I that doesn't mean I'm suggesting that tf2 go back to $20. No. I'd just think TF2 would be better with a priced then with out, (it could literally be $1 for all I care).
ok that was a lot. so here's the short version: Bot hosters have an economic incentive for hosting. if you take away or harshly hinder their potential gains then they'll stop mass hosting. (I hope that made some sense)
@@rsenjoyer7706 I guess i see your point but i also believe that a lot of f2p players in tf2 are probably kids and teenagers from third-world countries who can't have part-time jobs and can only start making money when they finally have a job and until then their parents will never spend a single cent on their kids 'evil video games'. I know it might feel like a very specific situation but trusts me a lot of people in third world countries go through this whole exact thing, including me and my friends, which is why i am generally a bit more open towards free to play because otherwise i probably wouldn't have gave a chance to a great game like tf2.
I only knew about the game because someone in the ACM office at UIC in 2007 was playing. I guess I was a lucky computer engineering student. I was just thinking the other day how no game seems to be as legendary as TF2 [Valve] except maybe StarCraft [Blizzard] and Minecraft [Marcus Persson] for me, there seems to be something so beautiful and artistic about the style of the setting of the game. The levels feel realistic, like you are actually out in some abandoned warehouses in the middle of the desert or some undercover military base out west. There is a nostalgia to the outdoors nature of the game only that seems equivalent to the Simpsons forest, which is like the forests in Oregon near Portland.
I love this video. Pls we need more:)
Fun fact: TF2 was the first ever western game with loot boxes in it.
I'm waiting for soft matchmaking to be added before coming back, but even then i can't deny TF2 is THE best free to play game out there
This is how you keep a free game successful for so long, you ensure that the gameplay is good and THEN you try to incorporate monetization without touching the gameplay
Easiest way to put it. Tf2 extremely easy to pick up but super hard to master.
I just came to watch this video after crying for 30 mins while having rocket jump waltz on loop
Funny thing is that I never got tf2 until recently because I never knew it was free. I thought i had to spend 20 dollars on it and i eventually forgot about it until i got a new computer and was browsing games on Steam. God i felt stupid for not noticing sooner.
Wake me up when he starts playing the video again
Also valve: only has a handful of free items(other than weapons)
In red dead redemption I’m lv20 vs a guy who’s lv60 and I try everything and the only way I could kill him was with an elephant rifle at point black whilst on horse back vs a headshot with a bolt action sniper rifle
i love plays tf2 in 2008-2017 then everthing change when the bot come in 2019-now !
Funny you bring up the "you didnt need to pay for these emotes"
yes you did lol.
8:10 bro tf2 was literally the start of the lootbox system(mannconomy update)
Bro wtf, TF2 is 20 days older than me 💀
try using tomislav on heavy so you can better hear spy decloak.
You should watch Liam Triforce’s tf2 retrospective. It’s an hour long but it’s great.
I was 5 years old when it came out
There's a saying that I like from the Great Bricky:
"Graphics are temporary, art direction is forever."
You can have the most stunning, graphical fidelity ever in a video game, but unless it leaves a mark on you, or the direction isn't good, it's ultimately forgetable.
But games like TF2, titanfall 2, Dishonored, bioshock, Halo, the witcher, all have stylistic choices that help immortalize them in our memories because their Art Direction sticks to us.
Halo for it's stunning sci-fi setting, Bioshock for it's underground civilization and art-deco theme, dishonored for its grungy setting, and unique powers. The Witcher for its branching stories, and beautiful world design.
TF2 is no different, and what sets itself apart from the myriad of FPS's is it's art direction, the stylization of certain archetypes in the genre. The multiple different playstyles and skill levels. The gut-busting humor it has, and comical levels of violence. All these wrapped up together give TF2 a unique art direction that makes people keep going back to it, because its fun.
Good video
It sounds inpresive but, quake has literaly been update last month
Heavys rocket
Even back when it came out PC Gamer noted that its style and graphics are going to hold up for a long time.
MHGR looks like he's shaven.
He missed his eyebrows
@@teletubbie5478 he didn't do the egg costume speedrun
I kinda disagree on making all games more accessible. Like, I’d hate for something like, stalker, to get easier purely to try and bring in a wider audience because stalker is *meant* to be difficult. If people can’t have fun with the type of game stalker is, maybe it just isn’t for them.
That's the problem these days: Too many people think everything should be made for them, and if they don't like it, it's bad.
Goes right up with the mentality of people who defend terrible design because "games are art, and muh artistic integrity," except when it's something those very people don't like.
Though I also don't think Valve deserves all the praise they get. The fanboyism that loves to ignore that Gabe Newell was the originator of the "no one wants single-player games anymore" mentality that EA and others are now pushing, as well as being the ones who mainstreamed lootboxes long before EA got so predatory with them.
literally my parents wen thry buy stuff online 4:20
Because they have character, they feel completed and they don’t feel like a cheep cash grab, take the new Star Wars battlefront or even battlefield 2042 where they just felt incomplete and needed several patches before the game was even playable vs something like BF4 where despite its graphics the game felt complete and it gave you what you expected ie a game that works and anything else afterwards are just secondary to the core gameplay such as expansions, and not only that but TF2 has always had a passionate and dedicated player base as well as fun and lovable and memorable characters such as heavy or the posh and upper class spy or the loudmouth Boston scout, and what many games tend to become is stale over time and personally most games put graphics and money over actual playability for example look at Garry’s mod a game that’s over a decade old and yet due to its unique style and nature allows people to play and create their own games and mods
if you like tf2, you should definitely check out the "Unusual troubles" *series* by stblackst, its uhh interesting
Tf2 is both silly enough for friendly servers to be a big part of tf2, but also can be serious enough for people to play competitively
Tf2 is the only videogame, everything else is just people trying to make one
I definitivly wouldnt say ONLY VIDEOGAME, but its clearly one of the best well made ones, Portal 1 and 2, Outlast 1, Half life series, Minecraft and Terraria. IMO all of those are at the top, as i consider them well worked around their own difficulties, for example, i find outlast one of the funniest games to play despite it being HORROR based, as it has so much replayability value, you can either hide, run, or just be a general asshole in that game. Sandbox games such as Terraria and Minecraft are just incredible, you can either build a cozy looking house, or an absolute beast of a gigantic dirt shack, you're the own to choose.
By all of this i mean, generally the older the game is, the better it feels to play, because if a game is a couple years old and still is known today, that makes the game atleast good :)
Do the tf2 comics dude
The fact that TF2 has the most intense lore, and its probably the most silly of the popular fps games.
(and old)
Woahwoahwoahwoah, did you shave? I swear you had more facial hair before
Brooo can you react to "Team fortress 2 mercenaries debate about politics at 4 AM"? would be forever grateful and it fits with what you react in
Try to react to:
1. An Incorrect Summary of Ace Combat Zero (by Max0r)
2. Evenicle Review | Wholesome Edition™ (by Ssethtzeentach)
3. C&C Generals Zero Hour | RISE OF THE REDS | Freedom in 30 FPS (by UberDanger)
Bro... this year tf2 will have 15 years old... i born in 12/12/06
To be honest, team fortress 2 reminds me of the time when we still hop into a game to really have fun, make jokes, chat with people n do dumb shit.
any Nano React on arma or Squad
To a lesser extent some of the dooms? Dooms were essential, wdym?
4:28
The early Internet is basically a New Wild West. Without Government, without Law or Order. It's freeing and exciting. A Land of Opportunity. Untamed and Ripe with Potential. But just like America was back in the day. The Wild slowly faded away, and The Government remains.
It’s easy to play and win but hard to master
nice like your videos!
6:00 based and comunism pilled!
Edit: 8:30 EVEN MORE BASED
"half of my life" HALF LIFE????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
The bots startet at 2020...
That's the full immigration
Please react to Fawful's Minion, TF2 Retrospective
I could be a new player and yeh I might not play as good as you but give it an hour or so and I might just be able to reach your effectiveness without having to spend money
I can't play it cuz of all the hackers and not being able to use voice chat or getting kicked for no reason
The reason for not being able to use voice chat or even text chat was because of the bot problem and the other two getting hackers are rare these days because of the bots and for getting kicked for no reason is just as rare due to toxic players but other than that it’s not that bad I’ve been playing tf2 for about five years starting in 2017 during the pyro update
Less is more
Stop! You're going to restart my TF2 addiction.
Also, check out Skymin's video on TF2 characters: ua-cam.com/video/maJXAwc-zT0/v-deo.html
And also this: ua-cam.com/video/RZi0I1bV8i8/v-deo.html
Bots make up the large portion of the playerbase these days. They've monetized item generation so of course people are gonna grind it.
@MHGR could you react to Team Fortress 2 Meet the Ladies (Saxxy Awards 2015 Attempt), with the Male Ending by Sintful1? I solemnly promise it is not woke, in fact it was uploaded on 11 November 2015.
With all this "accessibility" and you mentioning elden ring as "too hard" how about you check out act mans video about why elden ring is so successful ?
Tf2 doesn't give free to plays much.
Only one special taunt can be accessed by a free to play.
Which one?
It's kinda weird that you think that Elden ring is for the tryhards when it is probably the most accessible game FromSoft ever made. You can go full sweety gamer mode by using either strength or paladin build and refusing to use mimic or summons just out of sheer principle or stubbornness OR you could go full mage, grind, find OP weapons, use mimics and summons and make the game laughably easy. I highly recommend The Act Man's video on elden ring titled "Why is Elden Ring so Successful".
Mmmmmph mmph mmph :]
Theres a spy around here