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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
Isn't it fundamentally different from exploiting game mechanics/items/builds in those "real" RPGs that teenagers play?
I could answer that it is, but I'm too lazy to explain this in detail, so I'll just note that, according to player reviews, Dark Souls is an interesting game because of its interesting combat system.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
It's like a game for masochists. I reject all the hardcore mods for Skyrim and rarely go into Shadow Warrior, because I don't play games to be constantly beaten, and here they're happy to be humiliated.
Huddle in one spot above the stairs leading down into the cave. A strong hit will send them flying into the abyss, and sometimes they even fall themselves.
I blocked the Knight with a spear through the door.
On the tips of your fingers.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
therefore, I will simply note that, according to player reviews, Dark Souls is an interesting game due to its interesting combat system.
You misunderstood them, or they didn't express themselves correctly. As already mentioned, it's interesting because of the atmosphere, as well as the level design and the overall concept of fighting through challenging locations and exploring through shortcuts. The combat system involves choosing the weapon that best suits your build if you're experienced, and mastering the moveset of that weapon. But in general, all the mobs are easily defeated once you get good; a more interesting combat system can probably only be discussed in PvP. And many people also enjoy occasionally defeating bosses, although opinions about them vary greatly depending on the specific game.
Revan mentioned above that the game is all about gameplay.
Although, it's possible he said that about games "in general," so it's okay, I'll accept it. But I didn't realize that so many players express themselves incorrectly; well, that's that.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
It's creepy. Some locations are unsettling, although this is partly due to the risk of red phantoms appearing. However, I'm one of those people who finds the "hotel" quest in VtMB quite creepy. And the questline with the sewers/Andrei's films, although to a lesser extent.
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But I didn't know that so many players express themselves incorrectly; it's all a matter of perspective.
Most of the hardcore aspect of Dark Souls lies in the chances of encountering a real player during your travels and the inconvenient game design. Died? Run back to the boss from the nearest bonfire, through the respawned enemies. It's not so much difficult as it is exhausting. You can also recall one of the first bosses, which beginners sometimes find difficult to defeat not because of a lack of skill, but because the staircase is easy to miss the first time.
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