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It was much more forgiving when trying to stagger a basic enemy, but I found that trying to stagger the other hunter bosses proved to be very inconsistent, although it could have definitely been me doing it wrong the whole time. Lastly, in terms of fairness of enemies and their placement, it always felt pretty fair, not like DS2 where they throw as many enemies at you as possible.Ī big difference in this game is you get a gun in your left hand instead of a shield. Going back to the Hunter's Dream & Majula were honestly just such a pain for me. Also, I very much like that the lamps in this game are similar to DS1, but honestly I never felt super satisfied like I did in DS1, probably because the entire system of healing / leveling up is similar to how it is in DS2. If you asked me to draw a map of DS1 I know for a fact that it would be more accurate than if you asked me to draw out Bloodborne's. Maybe it's because DS1 was my first Soulsborne game or maybe I spent more time on it than Bloodborne, but DS1 had a much more memorable world design. I think the level design is amazing, and almost beats out the DS1. It rarely hit that 60 mark but it definitely felt so much better than playing at a locked 30 even on the new Playstation.įirst off the aesthetic of this game was definitely great, I'd say it even equals DS1 in that regard.

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I took about a week break after completing DS2, my cousin ended up loaning me her PS4 so I could play it with a 60FPS patch. I think this game was very fun, but honestly I felt like it isn't the best one by far like many make it out to be. Overall, it has some good improvements to the first but sets itself back in many ways. SOTFS felt as if they were just trying to throw as many characters at you as possible for the hell of it. I was playing the SOTFS edition of the game and when rewatching of someone else playing the original version, the enemy placement seemed so much more fair. I always felt relieved when finding a bonfire in 1, while in 2 it felt more like a checkpoint in a Super Mario Level and nothing else. They completely threw this out the window in DS2 (at least the base game), where they put bonfires pretty much everywhere in order to make the world wider. Adding on to that, most rooms in DS1 felt very fair in terms of enemy placement. In Dark Souls bonfires were pretty rare but always had really cool shortcuts / paths so that many were not necessary. I'd also like to cover the level design between DS1 and 2. On the contrary, some of the DLC bosses such as the Burnt Ivory King and the Fume Knight were probably the best bosses I'd faced in all 3 of these games so far. I felt the game almost dragged on too long, yet beating the final boss Nashandra was very unsatisfying since I didn't even realize that was going to be the end of the game. However, in the end the game really just felt worse than the original.

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I took about a week break after finishing the first game, and my initial thoughts were that the game had some large improvements over the first game such as movement, explaining how to do / use things in a better way than it's predecessor, and a story that made a little bit more sense to the average player than the first. Right off the bat I want to say that these three games so far have been very good, but none of them in my opinion were flawless.

I didn't give a rating for DS1 on my last review here, I would give it a 9.5/10 For some context I played DS1 looking up things as little as possible, and went into DS2 & Bloodborne completely blind and didn't look anything up. Waited to finish Bloodborne to make another write up since I felt DS2 alone wasn't worthy enough for a post on it's own. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community?

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