IS BLOODBORNE HARDER THAN ELDEN RING!?... Bloodborne Review | Doll Waifu Simulator (
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- IS BLOODBORNE HARDER THAN ELDEN RING!?... Bloodborne Review | Doll Waifu Simulator ( @Max0r )
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If you want an answer to the question of "Is Bloodborne harder than Elden Ring?" well consider this: The Orphan of Kos was considered the hardest boss in all SoulsBorne for years... And Bloodborne came out in what? 2015?
Marget, the Ill Omen is like Orphan of Kos x2 and he's the first required boss in the game, which makes Father Gascoigne, the first required boss in Bloodborne, seem like a standard enemy in Elden Ring.
@@AroAceGamer Personal Opinion: I honestly think Marget is way easier than Kos simply due to the mechanics of the game. Due to the way Bloodborne simply is with input delay you have to become a fucking Clairvoyant just to find out what you're supposed to do. Marget has a lot of uh... Certain gimmicks *cough cough* The bell that just pummels him *cough cough*
@@thepanzerofthelake732 so the boss isn't harder by design but because the game has delay it seems harder icic.
I mean Malenia is now considered the hardest soulsborne boss tbf
@@Riku-Leela Yeah I agree with you on Malenia being the hardest now but I still think Kos holds at least a few candles to her for several reasons
@@AroAceGamer ...I beat Margit first try tho.
Elden Ring is both the hardest and easiest Souls game of them all, it all depends on how you choose to play.
If you decide to not use summons and fight the enemies as if it's a normal soulsborne game then it is most definitely the hardest, but if you use summons ect... Then in that case it's easier
I made it to hard, i faced mogh at lvl 50 🫠
@@macvadda2318 oh boy, i'm at 80 or so and still can't beat it. I'm losing ittttt
@@macvadda2318 i just beat it today, YEEAAAAA!!!!!!!!!
@@diegofranceschin2949 this is how to be overleveled 1o1
@@macvadda2318 wait, so you're saying that lvl 50 is underleveled, but lvl 80 is overleveled??? I mean... that's not that big of a gap...
The longest I spent on a boss was Bloodborne Blood Starved Beast, I was severely underleveled and hadn’t find the items you can use to cheese the fight
So I spent two day straight on that boss alone
And it was a very satisfying win at the end cause the only way I could do it was parrying the whole fight
This boss was a nightmare for me. I remember getting to like 1 hp and then he just went berserk on me
You can cheese the boss using blood cocktails.
@@slayer8630 yes thank you for reading the part where I said why I didn’t cheese it
@@john_etc Didnt see that. Somehow skipped over that line.
That boss was a pain. But, the boss that took me the longest was Ludwig the f*** horse. 🤬🤬🤬
I have played Dark Souls 3, Elden Ring, and currently going through Bloodborne after I rage quit in 2018. The longest I ever spent on a boss was Slave Knight Gael. Midir was definitely hard but I remember spending weeks trying to beat Gael. I am terrified of facing Orphan of Kos. May Miyazaki have mercy…
How's BB going?
The thing about Elden ring is that it expect you to explore the world and gain new gear and levels before you start taking on boasses with a cutscene, the old fuck on the bridge.
So just chilll and gain a few levels before deciding to take on him.
he lost me when he said elden ring was a mmo
“And whit that you’ve lost me” 😂
Longest time on a boss? Two or three hours probably. Ebrietas and Malenia are the main two that come to mind in that regard. Most bosses aren't really that hard though and only take a single try or two.
Btw you should still play Elden Ring as it is amazing. I've put 260 hours into it so far myself.
Spoken like a true gamer !!
1:16 Yes, this is Elden Ring's cousin Bloodborne part of the SoulsBorne family. And yes is hard af.
Its not hard at all you are Just bad
I tell people who are frustrated with their first Souls game is that you just have to"find your rhythm" and then fun factor starts to kick in. In practice, that means figuring out where the dodge i-frames are.
My first Souls game was DS2 and within the first hour I thought the game was stupid. It wasn't until I dodged cleanly for the first time and killed the enemies that way that it started to click. The games feel impossible and poorly designed until you figure out that you can just dodge THROUGH attacks.
I saw a video that explained how Dark Souls makes the mistake of giving players a shield in the beginning (at least with the default class which is what most players will choose their first and possibly only time). This makes us consider it a fundamental part of the game, encourages us to constantly block and discourages dodging. And as you've said, dodging is the actual, fun and "correct" way to play From Soft games. Bloodborne was the first game to fix the shield "issue".
The longest time I spent on a Bloodborne boss was about 30 minutes on Amygdala. I was allowed because I had a 104°F fever. Still beat it.
My longest time spent on a boss was laurence from the bloodborne dlc, took me 4 days yet I somehow killed the orphan of kos in 1 attempt
DOOM: Eternal next on watchlist?
I second this notion. Either that or Genshin, since max0r brings Genshin up in most of his videos
Devil May Cry 5 would be neat too
11:10 I spent 152 attempts beating Malenia's first phase 1v1
With attempts ranging from 30 seconds to 3 minutes, I spent about 3.8 to 4.5 hours beating her first phase
The reason I dont count her second phase is because my first attempt I got her to half health and her second phase is _boring_ so I used a Mimic Tear and beat her two attempts later. (My first attempt of that died on her first phase)
The longest I spent on a boss was malenia, I fought her for 6 hours straight, I was screaming when I finally won. It was AWESOME.
I don't remember which boss I spent the most time on. But I've spent a lot of time on bosses in the first half. Bloodborn was my first soulsgame and I didn't know, you could level up weapons, so I beat half of the game with a +0 weapon. Yea I know there a many peplo, who speedrun the game without leveling and upgrades. But it was brutal for me as a first time sould player.
Jesus I spent a long time on Gwyn when I was younger I didn’t know you could parry him for the longest time lol and it took me a solid two days to beat him but the feeling of victory is just perfect Dark Souls 1 will always hold a special place in my heart
Pig fisting is a rite of passage in bloodborne
Everyone does it at some point
TBH Elden Ring has a lot more hand holding details in it like a map system to hint at places to go and check out and they basically enough mapped places to explore and detour to go overpower yourself for other parts of the game without doing some grinding. It's also the most multiplayer accessible of the games, where you aren't limited to a few of the item to go summon a friend or stranger for help, but can get materials to make an infinite amount of it to enable it. TBH it's a game more favored for someone who'd rather adventure than do the main content first, and hides a million secrets all over that anyone could just miss by not feeling like checking a simple corner. This actually happens to people more often than you'd think when one person has something someone else has never seen even after over 100 hour playthrough that ended up beating the game. Bloodborne does something a little more rough to players, and that's making healing items such as blood vials be something to farm for if you get hit a lot, so you end up looking at some places you're comfortable with a little more than a lot of other places you'd like to be visiting more for the sake of checking out and improving yourself. Otherwise 69% of Bloodborne is mandatory where as 85-93% of Elden Ring *isn't* really mandatory. Literally that much of Elden Ring serves really more of a suggestion in comparison than just doing the main important things.
The longest... alone, like 20 hours (split into 4 days) trying Martyr Lugarius, around the same with the Orphan of Kos and with a friend, like 10 hours fighting Amygdala from the chalices
7:25 well the whole Zeke fluid arc started wayyyy after 2017 while bloodborne came out in 2015 so... Bloodborne inspired aot in that👀
I'm a big fan of From Software's games ("Bloodborne" and "Sekiro" are my top three) and I can say that you don't have to be a "true" gamer to enjoy the games. If I died to a boss fifty times I'd just go and grind to level up and upgrade my weapons. But I still had fun grinding and I wanted to overcome the bosses so I could go deeper into the game and its beautiful settings and learn more about them. Some games aren't fun to grind (the "Final Fantasy" series) but they have a big payoff in storytelling so you grind to overcome a obstacle. For other games grinding is what's fun and the story doesn't matter (the "Diablo" games).
Dancer of the boreal valley Dark souls 3 ... man ..that boss just humiliated me so MANY times...
Longest time i spent on a boss was 5 hours on Godrick. I was a faith boi which also made me a soft boy and i was lucky enough to get half way through his battle. I had i use poison to win and then looked for better weapons. A spear isnt a great weapon against a 4th dimensional object
I had to do the "orphan of Kos" 55 times before I beat him.
But when I did it felt so tewarding.
1 hour 16 minutes on Darkeater Midear because I decided to do an all boss run with fist weapons only
The reason why running away in a fight is considered a bad idea in Bloodborne is because of two things:
First, the mechanic of Blood Healing, where, when an opponent hits you, you have a limited time with which to get your health back by striking the enemy and bathing in their blood, thereby encouraging players to man up and charge forth, rather than cower. You basically lose MORE health trying to flee than by plunging your weapon into the bad guys; this game mechanic actively _PUNISHES_ you for being a chickenshit coward that runs from a fight, while greatly rewarding those who stand their ground. Its purposefully made intense and intimidating so that when you finally manage to beat a boss after getting murked 99 fucking times, having undergone a major level grind to earn more Blood Echoes to level up, you feel a profound sense of satisfaction... before remembering that there are _more_ boss fights, and this was just the FIRST ONE (no shit, I kept losing to the Cleric Beast many times and had to repeatedly grind through hordes of Yharnamites and Werewolves just to be able to get past the FIRST BOSS ENEMY). And thus an addiction to acquiring more power and better weapons is fostered.
Second, one of the major themes of the game is "Hunting and Overcoming Your Nightmares." They designed the enemies to look horrifying, to make horrifying sounds, to move insanely fast, and to have an even more ludicrous reach, so that the challenge "seems" impossible (again, for those whose first instinct is to run rather than to fight; cowardice is considered a sin in this game, especially in the eyes of "FromSofties," a term which refers to the more toxic elements in the Soulsborne fandom that would be considered obsessive completionists in any other game, actively looking for more fights, more challenges, more loot, higher levels, and so on, while angrily roaring at and griefing weaker players who just wanna have fun, labeling them "Filthy Casuals" or "Free EXP," kinda like that one guy from that World of Warcraft-based South Park episode called "He Who Has No Life"). The whole 'disability' quote with regards to the Witch of Hemwick is because she is considered one of the easiest in the entire game to beat, due to her slow footspeed and reliance on both summoning minions to defend her and turning herself invisible to get away. And Micolash is an annoying cunt who kills any hope of a fast and easy fight by... well, Max0r explains it best, running away until he randomly chooses to stop and hit you with an insta-kill attack.
AoT is pretty much influenced by Lovecraft too with the lore behind the titans. The whole elder beings from another world infighting and all the nasty experimentation and cosmic blood magic type stuff stemmed from Lovecraft.
3 days as a total noob back then. Dark souls 2 was my first soulsgame and I got stuck in the beginning area because I took the wrong turn and could not go back, restarting isn't an option because im a stubborn bastard.
In DS1 I can get stuck at Ornstein and Smough for 2+ hours easy if rng hates me and I f* up my dodges.
You should watch afro senju xl elden ring playthrough
Max0r vids are something special man
Ah yes, my favorite mmo, elden ring.
It took me at least 5 different playthroughs to platinum this game. It took me a very long time, but I did it, and I still love playing this game.
11:18 Longest I've ever spent on one boss is 20 hours, non-consecutively, and that was Soul of Cinder, the last boss of Dark Souls 3. Malenia is already the boss I've spent the longest on in Elden Ring, and I've only spent 5 hours on her so far. I've only gotten to her second phase eight times, and six of those were yesterday and the day before, after I'd had a week long break from the game. Every other boss in Elden Ring has only required five attempts at worst (and that was the Fire Giant, who is kinda BS in the first place), with most of them being beaten in three tries or less.
Funnily enough, I beat the Godskin Duo on my first attempt, with my spirit summon only acting as a distraction as I slaughtered the first of the two. I'd overinflated their difficulty in my mind because I've watched a number of really good players die to them a lot, but I'm not doing a challenge run.
9:05 "unlike dark souls"
"unlike that game that came 5 years earlier which bb takes everything from" XD
11:19 I spent 12FUCKING HOURS on amygdala in the 3rd layer of the cursed and defined chalice dungeon he for anyone who doesn't ķnow what that is it is your health cut down to 40% and a the boss is 100x bigger than you and then he gains the power to one shot you from 50 fucking miles and his legs the only part in his body you don't need him to do certain attack to damage him has like 90% damage reduction
longest time I spent on a boss.
No joke it took me 2 weeks to kill the final boss in Elden Ring
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@@sicarius6501 but the same family of fcked up humour.
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3 weeks but I did have a 8 hour job and college at the time so Ludwick gameplay+ took me 72 tries
Spent a whole day on Darkeater Midir in the Dark Souls 3 DLC. It was only on my SL1 run many months later that I realised how piss easy he is after you memorise his attacks
11min for dark eater midir with great bow (Ds3 dlc boss) video is on yt
Hardest boss in BloodBorne is the frame rate. That shit puts it on a league of its own
Elden ring is in the middle in terms of overall difficulty in the ranks of FromSoft games. Its behind Sekiro, Bloodborne and arguably Dark Souls 3.
Out all the souls like games I’ve played lothric and lorian took the longest, far surpassing even ornstein and smough.
I think ludwig took me the longest, like 2 days the first time around. That said ive first tried him several times since, so eh.
I think soul of cinder in ds3 has held me up a few times but only in like ng+5 or higher because im a brick and trade damage in darksouls way too much.
5 hours on Laurence in bloodborne until I gave up and just straight up used a cheese to win
Longest time on a boss was 4 hours with sword Saint Isshin, Malenia took me an hour with mimic but Ng+ I'm going for the solo win.
11:14 longest time I’ve spent on a boss? *a year and a half*
MMO stands for massively multiplayer online Dark Souls bloodborne and Eldon ring are all RPGs role-playing games
the longest i've ever spent on a boss was 12 fucking hours. Mohg, Lord of Blood, from Elden Ring. I just couldnt get his patterns down for some reason. even using literally every advantage i had (OP weapons, summons, magic, etc) he still took me 3 days of playing to beat. while overleveled as fuck.
Laurence fron Bloodborne was a close second, probably tied with Ruby Weapon on Final Fantasy 7. Both of them took me about 8 hours.
longest I spent on a boss is probably the giant ape in Sekiro
Astel in elden ring took me 4 hours to beat solo that fight made me respect rock sling spell.
It took my two years to finally kill Darkeater Midir.
You want an elden ring commentary. Well it’s now coming soon. I’m sure it will be out in a month.
Never mind, the damn thing came out less than 24 hours after this comment. Max0r took some meth to spite me and upload it quickly.
6 hours final boss of elden ring
I spent 3 hours fighting the tree sentinel when I first started, and I know I technically shouldn’t have done that but I didn’t care I had one mission that day and it was to get that guy off his high horse, and put him under my boot
I want to say 3 days on orphan of kos but I am not sure if that is right. The first day I had 1 attempt on him due to it being really late, the next day I died to him a lot and decided ok, maybe level 40 is a bit low so I will head into the main game again. got 10 more levels and called it. On the third day I beat him on my second attempt at level 50, turns out he's not that hard to parry.
Bloodborne Laurence 1 day 23 tries longest time and most tries on a boss out of all the games
I think the longest i've spent on a boss was 3 hours with Artorias (DS1), but not because he's hard, but because i was on like NG+5 and he kept flattening my dick with his jumping attacks lmao
contrary to poular oppinion most of these are harder than elden ring. the reason is simple elden ring is open world so you can just avoid a boss that is annoyingg at the moment and gather any equipment. most other souls games also have features that make them much harder. ex bloodbornes lack of turtling or ds2's decreasing health bar for each death. elden ring is relatively easy.
MMO stands for Massive Multiplayer Online. So no, elden ring and bloodborne are not MMO
What are they
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Ive put 900 hours in this game ive enjoyed it everybit
This game has some xp grinding to it.
Don't feel bad for the pig. It literally eats little girls.
Longest time on one boss? Hmmm...2h I think.
3-4 weeks on "I AM MALENIA BLADE OF.MIQUELLA
See I just uninstall 😂😂
First you must testet the hardest Mode , and this is ng+7 for both Games . Play the hardest Bosses ... Marika or malenia or whatever. You have OP builds in Elden Ring Like bloodbuilds with River of blood , you have OP spells , ashes and Ghost ashes Like Tiche or mimic . And now Play bloodborne ng+7 Bosses Like Lawrence or Kos ...and now Looking for OP builds in BB . Bloodbuilds in BB is Trash and Not OP , ashes Not exist , other OP weapons Not exist . So , now Beat all Bosses in Elden Ring and in bloodborne, and than you cry more in bloodborne as in Elden Ring . Im ng+ 12 in Elden Ring , all Bosses are in a few minutes down with bloodbuild rivers of blood , im Level 440. In bloodborne i have max Level 544 and i have No Chance to Beat a Boss in few minutes in ng+7. Ludwig , Kos ...Lawrence ..Amygdala .
i one and done'ed the orphan of Kos in about ten minutes....yeah my roomie hates me for it too
The longest i have spent on a boss was 2 years (caus i rage quitted) it was on Dark souls 1 Smough and Ornstein. Those mfs got me to the point where i was biting my controller😅😂
Fortunatly, one day i got them and moved on with the next bosses🤺
That was me with the material boss on ff7 when I was 5
Bloodborne is just a more edgy version of Elden Ring. Therefore I believe that Bloodborne is better.
Malenia blade of Miquella 2 days
funny you said 3 weeks because i was fighting orphan of kos for 3 weeks
Ok
So you quit Elden Ring because you couldn't kill the two enemies meant to be way too tough for the early game in order to encourage you to, respectively, go somewhere else and explore for Tree Sentinel and run past enemies you dont wanna fight for Gatefront Troll? Huh?
yes
Tbh I spent 3 hours on one boss
Bloodborne >>>>>>>> Elden Ring
Lets look at the sublementary lore material....
2 days
30 mins
the answer is yes, all day.