Bloodborne is one of my absolute favourite video games and I really loved this video. Your analysis was spot on and felt like a love letter to Bloodborne and its immersive world. Thank you for making this
Wow thanks so much Yes it very much turned into a kind of tribute to BB while I was making it, I'm glad it came across that way. Hopefully it didn't come off too cringey hahah. I looove Oedon chapel too. The hub room is quite small compared to how tall the building itself is. So cool
As someone who finished Bloodborne a couple of weeks ago and loved it, i’m in my ‘searching lore videos everywhere’ phase haha, and this one’s a great video!!! Thank you!!
This one makes me very proud - Canberran here and it’s always awesome to hear an Aussie explorer of Bloodborne’s world. Channel has a great atmosphere, will definitely grow and find its people. Be well and keep it up mate
felt like you were teasing a an upcoming video talking about the alternate ending related to the moon presence at the end there, can't wait for it :) I feel like there's a lot you could get into, as well as other specifics in the game!
Wow. This whole view about the hunter's nightmare and how the exploration of the fishing hamlet and of Kos are fundamentally related to the hunter's curse really blew my mind. Even though it might not be canonically true, it's interesting to think that people would no longer become beasts once you return Kos' children to the ocean. I also never though about how in the real world, the research hall could actually be hidden behind the grand catedral, along with other horrors that the church chose to hide and that led to the scourge of beasts.
Very well done video, I usually don’t ever subscribe but I’m really optimistic on the future of this channel and your other projects you might be working on so don’t give up! Favorite Bloodborne location, mine is Central Yahrnam. Specifically when you transition the day to night after touching Lawrence’s skull and start knocking on the NPC windows just to hear them all collectively losing their shit while succumbing to madness.
An architectural thing I notice immediately is the excessive use of the overlooking steps. They're like an exaggerated version of corbeling. Perhaps hinting that one mystery is always looming over another. Just like the layering of plains within the game.
Yeah it really is wild going back to Bloodborne after playing Elden Ring. I have to say Bloodborne combat does feel better. Elden Ring just kinda feels like I'm playing Dark Souls again, with basically the same weapon options just with different appearances. But it's nice that the DLC mixes this up a bit
Thank you for mentioning at 24:40 that the Cathedral kinda looks like a ship. It always made me think me of a huge ship when viewed from its side. I gotta say however that the facade (basically the astral clocktower exterior) and its unusual shape also always reminded me of the medieval port crane in Gdańsk. Considering how the lore of Bloodborne is deeply connected to the sea, Kos etc, the fact that the Cathedral is designed like a seaport building mixed with a ship is quite fitting. Absolutely great video and stunning 3D model. I know it's been months but I hope you come back to this series.
@@stefano763 oh my god YES!!! I absolutely see a similarity to the crane. I didn’t know what Gdańsk was until you mentioned it haha. Howd ya know about the crane, are you from Poland? And yes it’s very fitting that it’s by the water as well. It appears that the astral clocktower in the fishing hamlet was sunk to such a level that it looks pretty much identical to how the crane looks. Amazing. I seriously can’t get over that, you’ve given me so much closure because I knew SURELY the clocktower is based off something in real life, I just had no clue where to look. And thank you :) I’m still working on a vid, it’s just life gets in the way bahaha you know how it is
@@talon1084 I'm glad you too can see the similarity. And no, I'm not from Poland. Italy, actually. The reason I'm familiar with the crane is because I re-played The Witcher 3 after Bloodborne and in the main city of The Witcher, which is called Novigrad, there's a building that is based on that crane in Poland. In my first run I didn't even notice it, but after playing Bloodborne I was like "what is the Cathedral doing here?". I guess I gained insight lol. About life getting in the way... I can totally relate. But keep up the great work! Can't wait to watch those upcoming videos!
@@stefano763 Ohhh bahaha that's so interesting. I have played the Witcher but I never really got into it, so I never reached Novigrad. Knowing me though even if I did see the building in-game I probably would've glanced right over it lmao. How would you feel if I quickly mentioned you in my next video? As a shoutout for pointing this out to me. No pressure!!
@@talon1084 The Witcher 3 is really good but it's not my kind of game either. I very much prefer more straightforward action-RPGs like, well, the souls games of course, or other action games. Still a masterpiece admittedly, however, very good writing, story and locations (Novigrad is my favorite as you may have guessed, but the game is full of memorable places). About mentioning me in your next video, honestly I'd be very honored ahah. No pressure, as you said, however. Keep up the great work!
Love this. Would love to see someone map out Bloodborne locations. I've always been SUPER confused about where the upper choir area is, where ebrietas lair is.. they're both up so far, but they can't be in the great cathedral?
ooooh you'll love my next video then!! I'm slowly working on it haha. But to put it simply, the church Choir is based in the Orphanage (the factory looking building, with chimneys and smoke), and Ebreitas' lair is below and behind the altar where Laurence's skull sits (where you fight Vicar Amelia)
This is a really well done video I appreciate the attention to detail. Also out of curiosity am I crazy or does the game somehow look graphically better like sharper here? Are you playing with any mods or just on a ps5?
Thanks so much :) it’s funny you say that, I was scared the quality would be too terrible haha. I just screen recorded all these using my base PS4 and moved them over to my pc. I WISH I had mods so I could use free cam or something because getting these ‘shots’ was very time consuming 😮💨 but fun. So yeah, no mods, just my trusty ol’ PS4
Yassss. I really wanted to show off some locations that aren't featured in many other people's lore videos. Also the LIGHTING in some spots throughout the game look so good, like the cave at 10:10 I've decided to keep my model private, just because as far as I know it's the only one out there that exists. I've searched and searched for other artist that have rendered their own version or drawn the complete cathedral, but I can't find any :( Letalone the ORIGINAL Fromsoft artists models. I wish there was a behind the scenes look at their processes
@@talon1084 the lighting is amazing AND climbing the stairs... the view... I know your model is the only one that exist (other than the from software one) bc I've been searching like crazy to finish an illustration *lmao* no body EVER shows the entrance to the gran cathedral, not even in the playtrhoughs... so I deeply respect you. Thanks for the video! pd. I'm currently using what you posted in artstation as reference btw, I hope that's okay
@@daludnaahh I’m glad I could help you :) it bothers me in playthrough videos when people NEVER move the camera around to look at the nice surroundings haha but I suppose not everyone cares about that. I’ll release a video eventually about my model, I have quite a few Timelapse videos and behind the scenes stuff that will hopefully he interesting/helpful
If anyone ever asks me if I have been in a fight I would tell them yes, the most extreme fight that I have ever fought in my life, the fight against Lady Maria xD
Great video. A few comments though. You mention Laurence might have ruled over Yharnam and also might have commanded them to build higher. Tihs is not possible, because Laurence died before the Healing Church was founded. Therefore he wasn't around when Old Yharnam burned and the church started building in Yharnam. 24:55 Is there any evidence early church members raided the fishing hamlet? I don't think this is true. The only church member we know was there was Maria, who later became a member of the church. This was obviously LONG before the church existed in any capacity.
Thank you! Your comments are most welcome. I think that old and new Yharnam co-existed for some time, it wasn't a situation where they destroyed the old and built the new. I see it as eventually they became more ambitious and decided to build an actual city just next to the town they had already created. Then on a previous night of the hunt the church sectioned it off. Admittedly, Laurence is probably the character I know the least about, I always forget he exists lol. Although he's described as "the First Vicar" and "the first Cleric Beast" which are both church titles. But if you know more I trust your opinion haha. All Laurence is to me is a headache to fight each playthrough. As for church members in the hamlet, we find the Harrowed set there, which is an attire belonging to the church. A fish-person is attacking the body we find it on, so I've always interpreted this as it being angry at the church and hunters. Despite Maria and Gerhman most definitely being the main perpetrators. These are my personal reasonings for why I said what I did in my video :) I wouldn't be surprised if some things I say don't hold up. I got very wrapped up in the storytelling when writing my script so maybe I created a few plot holes to make it all sound cohesive lul
Laurence himself founded the Healing Church after he broke off with Master Willem due to their disagreement on the use of blood. He was the "First Vicar" (初代教区長 in Japanese, i.e. "the first to hold the bishopric", not therefore implying vicariousness) of what else but the Healing Church? He was the main proponent of blood experimentation. We find him in the Healing Church Cathedrals (all 3 of them): we find his skull oozing with blood (purportedly the holy medium Alfred speaks to us about), his flaming corpse, his nightmare skull beneath the altar to the Research Hall, an altar which depicts him as the main figure (the one wearing a mitre, a bishop's headgear). He beckoned the moon: "The nameless moon presence beckoned by Laurence and his associates (i.e. Gehrman, since we find the Umbilical Cord that talks about the Moon Presence in his workshop), Paleblood." That's what precipitated the disaster of Old Yharnam: "The red moon hangs low, and beasts rule the streets. Are we left no other choice, than to burn it all to cinders?" The Accursed Brew description, the Fishing Hamlet priest, the Harrowed set, the dead upside down corpse tied to resemble the Hunter's Mark, the baneful chants. All points to a bloody intercourse with the Fishing Hamlet. The Church's raid is THE main component of the narrative, what brought on every calamity in the game (barring, Master Willem's discovery of the Pthumerian catacombs). Laurence and Gehrmam (we see him in the story trailer walking around the hamlet), among others perhaps ("Laurence and his associates", but Japanese is finicky with plurals), stole Kos's umbilical cord to call on a Great One for help freeing them of the beast plague and the curse of Kos (the curse of the Hunter's Nightmare), and the Moon Presence responded, granting them the Hunter's Dream and the endless hunt in exchange for a child. Laurence sought it in the catacombs (his promise to Gehrman, the one mentioned in his skull's description and in Gehrman's sleeptalk, was to unshackle the latter from the dream since the Moon Presence is keeping him hostage) but remained stuck there since he turned into the Bloodletting Beast (both it and Laurence's skull have the same gash over their forehead; also, we find a headless Bloodletting Beast just before pregnant Queen Yharnam's floor, implying that Church hunters beheaded him and brought his skull back home to be used as a fount of holy blood). Please, please, don't say things are "obvious" when you clearly lack fundamental elements of the topic you're talking about. I'm not trying to be abrasive, but I just hate that word, especially when it's so readily gainsaid.
Ohhh oop. Try this link: talon_vox.artstation.com (copy and paste the whole link, only "vox.artstation.com" is clickable for some reason) Otherwise searching "Bloodborne: the grand cathedral of yharnam" on artstation should bring it up. Thanks for checking it out :)
@@talon1084 I loved the video and dissection, wasn’t trying to be snarky-that just had me rollin’ when I heard it lmao. Any talk of Bloodborne is always welcome in my feed 🥰
In Elden Ring it quite sucks that there's no balance with "new boss is revard for getting through an area and new area is a reward for fighting a tough boss" exploration is too open and so it doesn't satiated as mich, needing bogger and quicker changing environments, like fast food mix instead of gourmet multi course dinner. Linear games middle era of the series like Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3 and Sekito were the peak of the series.
I tooooootally agree with you. I do LIKE Elden RIng, but I don't entirely love it. As you said it doesn't feel as rewarding as the other games. Finding a new item in DS/BB/Sekiro always feels great but in Elden Ring there's just too much going on. I'm always like "ok whats next?" But in saying that, visually it is a beautiful game which I really can appreciate
Bloodborne is one of my absolute favourite video games and I really loved this video. Your analysis was spot on and felt like a love letter to Bloodborne and its immersive world. Thank you for making this
Wow thanks so much Yes it very much turned into a kind of tribute to BB while I was making it, I'm glad it came across that way. Hopefully it didn't come off too cringey hahah.
I looove Oedon chapel too. The hub room is quite small compared to how tall the building itself is. So cool
As someone who finished Bloodborne a couple of weeks ago and loved it, i’m in my ‘searching lore videos everywhere’ phase haha, and this one’s a great video!!! Thank you!!
Yassss I’m glad you loved it. The hunt for lore never ends haha
I warmly suggest looking into Sinclair Lore, Tarnished Archeologist, Smoughtown, Redgrave, Aegon of Astora, and Lance McDonald.
New dedicated Bloodborne content is always welcome. You earned yourself a sub fellow hunter.
This video is easily close in quality to Vaati or any other souls UA-camr for that matter. Keep em coming man
Haha I don’t know about thatttt but thanks, means a lot :)
Good stuff keep the Bloodborne deep dives coming!
Thank you!!
You only have 90+ subscribers? This is a 100k subs levels of quality video! I look forward to your channel taking off. 💪
Hahah thank you that means a lot
Amazing video keep them coming, a game of this quality deserves videos of this quality
Much appreciated definitely working on it they just take me fucking forever bahaha
This one makes me very proud - Canberran here and it’s always awesome to hear an Aussie explorer of Bloodborne’s world. Channel has a great atmosphere, will definitely grow and find its people. Be well and keep it up mate
Wowww thanks :) Yes, Australia represent haha. Who said we didn't have culture? :^)
felt like you were teasing a an upcoming video talking about the alternate ending related to the moon presence at the end there, can't wait for it :)
I feel like there's a lot you could get into, as well as other specifics in the game!
It was a very cool video, hope we can see more!
Thank youuuu
Wow. This whole view about the hunter's nightmare and how the exploration of the fishing hamlet and of Kos are fundamentally related to the hunter's curse really blew my mind.
Even though it might not be canonically true, it's interesting to think that people would no longer become beasts once you return Kos' children to the ocean.
I also never though about how in the real world, the research hall could actually be hidden behind the grand catedral, along with other horrors that the church chose to hide and that led to the scourge of beasts.
This guy would make the most hilariously nonchalant hunter ever.
Very well done video, I usually don’t ever subscribe but I’m really optimistic on the future of this channel and your other projects you might be working on so don’t give up! Favorite Bloodborne location, mine is Central Yahrnam. Specifically when you transition the day to night after touching Lawrence’s skull and start knocking on the NPC windows just to hear them all collectively losing their shit while succumbing to madness.
Wow thanks :)) that means a lot.
Yesss I love the transition. Pure chaos
I freaking love Bloodborne and lore videos
Great job on this video, I really enjoyed your interpretation of the game, especially the DLC.
Great video dude! The astral clocktower has always been mysterious to me and this cleared it up alot.
The level of quality of this video is insane. I was shocked when I saw how new you are to making videos like this. Excited to see what you do next bro
@@blackfrost9011 wowww thank you that’s so kind :)
An architectural thing I notice immediately is the excessive use of the overlooking steps. They're like an exaggerated version of corbeling.
Perhaps hinting that one mystery is always looming over another. Just like the layering of plains within the game.
YES. That's such a great observation. Nothing is as it seems in Yharnam
Marking my presence for when you get big, keep up the great work!
Its amazing that the game is so aged and the combat is still miles better than Elden Ring.
Yeah it really is wild going back to Bloodborne after playing Elden Ring. I have to say Bloodborne combat does feel better. Elden Ring just kinda feels like I'm playing Dark Souls again, with basically the same weapon options just with different appearances. But it's nice that the DLC mixes this up a bit
Such a great video, I hope you make more types of these 🐸
omg I have been blessed by FROG
Thank you for mentioning at 24:40 that the Cathedral kinda looks like a ship. It always made me think me of a huge ship when viewed from its side.
I gotta say however that the facade (basically the astral clocktower exterior) and its unusual shape also always reminded me of the medieval port crane in Gdańsk. Considering how the lore of Bloodborne is deeply connected to the sea, Kos etc, the fact that the Cathedral is designed like a seaport building mixed with a ship is quite fitting.
Absolutely great video and stunning 3D model.
I know it's been months but I hope you come back to this series.
@@stefano763 oh my god YES!!! I absolutely see a similarity to the crane. I didn’t know what Gdańsk was until you mentioned it haha. Howd ya know about the crane, are you from Poland?
And yes it’s very fitting that it’s by the water as well. It appears that the astral clocktower in the fishing hamlet was sunk to such a level that it looks pretty much identical to how the crane looks. Amazing.
I seriously can’t get over that, you’ve given me so much closure because I knew SURELY the clocktower is based off something in real life, I just had no clue where to look.
And thank you :) I’m still working on a vid, it’s just life gets in the way bahaha you know how it is
@@talon1084 I'm glad you too can see the similarity. And no, I'm not from Poland. Italy, actually.
The reason I'm familiar with the crane is because I re-played The Witcher 3 after Bloodborne and in the main city of The Witcher, which is called Novigrad, there's a building that is based on that crane in Poland. In my first run I didn't even notice it, but after playing Bloodborne I was like "what is the Cathedral doing here?". I guess I gained insight lol.
About life getting in the way... I can totally relate.
But keep up the great work! Can't wait to watch those upcoming videos!
@@stefano763 Ohhh bahaha that's so interesting. I have played the Witcher but I never really got into it, so I never reached Novigrad. Knowing me though even if I did see the building in-game I probably would've glanced right over it lmao.
How would you feel if I quickly mentioned you in my next video? As a shoutout for pointing this out to me. No pressure!!
@@talon1084 The Witcher 3 is really good but it's not my kind of game either. I very much prefer more straightforward action-RPGs like, well, the souls games of course, or other action games. Still a masterpiece admittedly, however, very good writing, story and locations (Novigrad is my favorite as you may have guessed, but the game is full of memorable places).
About mentioning me in your next video, honestly I'd be very honored ahah. No pressure, as you said, however.
Keep up the great work!
Love hearing BB lore! It’s the best game ever. Fear the Old Blood, friend ❤
That's an amazing edit and good theories! Nice job
Damn, this was edited so good! So excited for more!
Thanks :) means a lot
The 3D model is flippin sweet dude! Im super curious how you did it
Haha much appreciated. I made it with a lot of time and patience 😅 but nah I’ll try and upload a proper vid soon showing my process
This video was so great and I just have to say your voice is very cute and soothing to listen to :)
I need more of this contenttttt
Love this. Would love to see someone map out Bloodborne locations. I've always been SUPER confused about where the upper choir area is, where ebrietas lair is.. they're both up so far, but they can't be in the great cathedral?
ooooh you'll love my next video then!! I'm slowly working on it haha.
But to put it simply, the church Choir is based in the Orphanage (the factory looking building, with chimneys and smoke), and Ebreitas' lair is below and behind the altar where Laurence's skull sits (where you fight Vicar Amelia)
Really well made vid. Nice work.
This is a really well done video I appreciate the attention to detail. Also out of curiosity am I crazy or does the game somehow look graphically better like sharper here? Are you playing with any mods or just on a ps5?
Thanks so much :) it’s funny you say that, I was scared the quality would be too terrible haha.
I just screen recorded all these using my base PS4 and moved them over to my pc.
I WISH I had mods so I could use free cam or something because getting these ‘shots’ was very time consuming 😮💨 but fun.
So yeah, no mods, just my trusty ol’ PS4
Very well made, thank you
Keep up the great work mate
Liked/subbed! Cant wait for the followup
Great video!
I'm looking forward this 3d model
When are you gonna come back dude? I liked this one and hope you do more
Fantastic video
Finally someone who takes the time to show the environment... is there a place where one can get your model of the cathedral?
Yassss. I really wanted to show off some locations that aren't featured in many other people's lore videos. Also the LIGHTING in some spots throughout the game look so good, like the cave at 10:10
I've decided to keep my model private, just because as far as I know it's the only one out there that exists. I've searched and searched for other artist that have rendered their own version or drawn the complete cathedral, but I can't find any :( Letalone the ORIGINAL Fromsoft artists models. I wish there was a behind the scenes look at their processes
@@talon1084 the lighting is amazing AND climbing the stairs... the view...
I know your model is the only one that exist (other than the from software one) bc I've been searching like crazy to finish an illustration *lmao* no body EVER shows the entrance to the gran cathedral, not even in the playtrhoughs... so I deeply respect you. Thanks for the video!
pd. I'm currently using what you posted in artstation as reference btw, I hope that's okay
OH OH OH, Maybe make a video showing a bit more of your model! I bet you'd get tons of views! Fellow artist might be interested :)
@@daludnaahh I’m glad I could help you :) it bothers me in playthrough videos when people NEVER move the camera around to look at the nice surroundings haha but I suppose not everyone cares about that.
I’ll release a video eventually about my model, I have quite a few Timelapse videos and behind the scenes stuff that will hopefully he interesting/helpful
@@talon1084 Amazing! thanks
Whats the chest piece hes using at 13:00 when the blood moon rises?
bloodborne moment less goo
If anyone ever asks me if I have been in a fight I would tell them yes, the most extreme fight that I have ever fought in my life, the fight against Lady Maria xD
Your artwork is amazing. How long did it take you to finish
goat game
19:20 One of those 'wenches' is very likely Vicar Amelia herself, or a nightmare of her.
Ooooh I like that, makes a lot of sense. Whoever taught young Amelia how to use the Blacksky Eye needs to be punished good grief
What in a great masterpiece game ❤
More bloodborne videos pls!
Great video. A few comments though. You mention Laurence might have ruled over Yharnam and also might have commanded them to build higher. Tihs is not possible, because Laurence died before the Healing Church was founded. Therefore he wasn't around when Old Yharnam burned and the church started building in Yharnam.
24:55 Is there any evidence early church members raided the fishing hamlet? I don't think this is true. The only church member we know was there was Maria, who later became a member of the church. This was obviously LONG before the church existed in any capacity.
Thank you! Your comments are most welcome.
I think that old and new Yharnam co-existed for some time, it wasn't a situation where they destroyed the old and built the new. I see it as eventually they became more ambitious and decided to build an actual city just next to the town they had already created. Then on a previous night of the hunt the church sectioned it off.
Admittedly, Laurence is probably the character I know the least about, I always forget he exists lol. Although he's described as "the First Vicar" and "the first Cleric Beast" which are both church titles. But if you know more I trust your opinion haha. All Laurence is to me is a headache to fight each playthrough.
As for church members in the hamlet, we find the Harrowed set there, which is an attire belonging to the church. A fish-person is attacking the body we find it on, so I've always interpreted this as it being angry at the church and hunters. Despite Maria and Gerhman most definitely being the main perpetrators.
These are my personal reasonings for why I said what I did in my video :) I wouldn't be surprised if some things I say don't hold up. I got very wrapped up in the storytelling when writing my script so maybe I created a few plot holes to make it all sound cohesive lul
Laurence himself founded the Healing Church after he broke off with Master Willem due to their disagreement on the use of blood. He was the "First Vicar" (初代教区長 in Japanese, i.e. "the first to hold the bishopric", not therefore implying vicariousness) of what else but the Healing Church? He was the main proponent of blood experimentation. We find him in the Healing Church Cathedrals (all 3 of them): we find his skull oozing with blood (purportedly the holy medium Alfred speaks to us about), his flaming corpse, his nightmare skull beneath the altar to the Research Hall, an altar which depicts him as the main figure (the one wearing a mitre, a bishop's headgear).
He beckoned the moon: "The nameless moon presence beckoned by Laurence and his associates (i.e. Gehrman, since we find the Umbilical Cord that talks about the Moon Presence in his workshop), Paleblood." That's what precipitated the disaster of Old Yharnam: "The red moon hangs low, and beasts rule the streets. Are we left no other choice, than to burn it all to cinders?"
The Accursed Brew description, the Fishing Hamlet priest, the Harrowed set, the dead upside down corpse tied to resemble the Hunter's Mark, the baneful chants. All points to a bloody intercourse with the Fishing Hamlet. The Church's raid is THE main component of the narrative, what brought on every calamity in the game (barring, Master Willem's discovery of the Pthumerian catacombs). Laurence and Gehrmam (we see him in the story trailer walking around the hamlet), among others perhaps ("Laurence and his associates", but Japanese is finicky with plurals), stole Kos's umbilical cord to call on a Great One for help freeing them of the beast plague and the curse of Kos (the curse of the Hunter's Nightmare), and the Moon Presence responded, granting them the Hunter's Dream and the endless hunt in exchange for a child. Laurence sought it in the catacombs (his promise to Gehrman, the one mentioned in his skull's description and in Gehrman's sleeptalk, was to unshackle the latter from the dream since the Moon Presence is keeping him hostage) but remained stuck there since he turned into the Bloodletting Beast (both it and Laurence's skull have the same gash over their forehead; also, we find a headless Bloodletting Beast just before pregnant Queen Yharnam's floor, implying that Church hunters beheaded him and brought his skull back home to be used as a fount of holy blood).
Please, please, don't say things are "obvious" when you clearly lack fundamental elements of the topic you're talking about. I'm not trying to be abrasive, but I just hate that word, especially when it's so readily gainsaid.
I loved this omg n this game
Where can one see your models? the artstation link does not work :C
Ohhh oop. Try this link:
talon_vox.artstation.com
(copy and paste the whole link, only "vox.artstation.com" is clickable for some reason)
Otherwise searching "Bloodborne: the grand cathedral of yharnam" on artstation should bring it up. Thanks for checking it out :)
What's your favourite building in Bloodborne?
Painhurst every day of the week!
‘Wheelchair person’ 🤣🤣🤣 you mean Ghermin???? Maybe the most important NPC in the game??? I’m dead lol
"most important NPC," you seem to have overlooked the TRUE most important character - the Oedon Chapel dweller!
*Gehrman 😂
@@talon1084 I loved the video and dissection, wasn’t trying to be snarky-that just had me rollin’ when I heard it lmao. Any talk of Bloodborne is always welcome in my feed 🥰
In Elden Ring it quite sucks that there's no balance with "new boss is revard for getting through an area and new area is a reward for fighting a tough boss" exploration is too open and so it doesn't satiated as mich, needing bogger and quicker changing environments, like fast food mix instead of gourmet multi course dinner. Linear games middle era of the series like Bloodborne, Dark Souls 3 and Sekito were the peak of the series.
I tooooootally agree with you. I do LIKE Elden RIng, but I don't entirely love it. As you said it doesn't feel as rewarding as the other games. Finding a new item in DS/BB/Sekiro always feels great but in Elden Ring there's just too much going on. I'm always like "ok whats next?"
But in saying that, visually it is a beautiful game which I really can appreciate
song at 1:30?
“Bloodborne” by SIE sound team on Spotify
Top teir vid.
Sub and like.