Demons is the smaller souls game and this one is open world, also bluepoint are graphic wizards, expecting the same graphic is like expecting to have good combat in a assassins creed game.
Honestly I'm not even going based off this footage but based on their previous work, but I get it. They can't get everything right so if it means regressing in other areas then they should keep making games how they know best. They are an excellent studio after all.
Yeah, they probably put graphics in the lower end of their priorities when they make games.
Eh. It's a horse.
Shit I saw the video and was hoping for some zelda elements too. That's a bummer
This is a total misunderstanding of the dynamics at play. CD Projekt didn't get in trouble for releasing last-gen versions of Cyberpunk, they got in trouble for releasing last-gen versions that were borderline unplayable. The reason they were borderline unplayable is that Cyberpunk targeted high-end PCs and as a result is simply too graphically ambitious a game to perform well on last-gen consoles.
Fuuuuck, you're lucky. Dark Souls 3 and Bloodborne are my personal favorites, and you haven't experienced either yet.
Looking at how they target 30fps i wouldn't say that graphics are in the lower category of priorities, probably performance it's there thus the usually slow paced gameplay.
Yeah I played Bloodborne about halfway through in 2019, but I just got frustrated and quit playing.
They are the best two of the series.
You could've insulted all the holy books combined and people would be less offended from what you posted.
I meant this whole you crossed the sea of fog to find the elden ring etc. Sounds exactly like Demon Souls with crossing the fog to enter Boletaria and look for souls.
Not to mention it's actually Miyazaki's favorite.
GRRM just did the lore/worldbuilding to the universe (think all the tomfoolery Pontiff got up to in the third game and how most of it is his fault). The dialogue/writing along the whole journey is still From, which is why that part sounds like them. It is them
So what if it's a Sony exclusive? That doesn't make it s good game. But oh well, we have xbox fanboys praising halo infinite.
I finished the game with Artorias' armor and his greatshield
I played halfway through bloodborne so it's not like I sucked at it, it just became very repetitive for me to keep doing same thing every 15 mins or so. After trying multiple times ofcourse I will beat every boss.. one needs to have persistence and learn boss moves. I just don't understand why should I waste so much time and energy for every boss.
DId you....quote me by accident?
Yeah see that's what I was getting to. What's taking me 15 tries, if it reduced to 5 tries, the game would be alot more fun for someone like me who doesn't like the repetition of walking through the entire level again collecting blood vials and encountering the boss for the 15th time.
I would imagine that FromSoftware is introducing their own spin on top of GRRM's lore - Miyazaki is writing the story on top of Martin's established mythology. Miyazaki tends to include nods/easter eggs alluding to previous games in FromSoftware's past. In a way, they serve to have the player speculate about how the game (Elden Ring) is connected to previous games, even if they aren't actually connected at all (like how Bloodborne had many references to Demon's Souls). That's part of the beauty of these games; they throw all this cryptic information + symbolism at the player so that you ultimately come up with your own interpretation of the story. It almost feels like you're an adventurer-archeologist hybrid uncovering the secrets of the world. This is one of the key things that makes the Soulsborne community what it is. Everyone comes together to share their findings and ultimately speculate on how everything fits together. It speaks of old-school gaming before the time of the internet.
Honestly the worst thing about being a Souls fan is people endlessly bitching about how hard the games are. Then they insult the people who enjoy the games. Then they call Souls fans "too serious". You can't have it both ways.
I wasn't insulting or whining about the game at all? I don't know why you read it that way. My point has just simply been that adding in the difficulty setting doesn't not ruin your fun (your as in the existing fanbase that enjoys the grind, not singling you out).
These games already have difficulty settings, it's just that you don't pick them from a menu. Magic has the potential to trivialize almost any encounter in the series, and the same goes for summoning help.
That's a reasonable thing to say, something I'd probably agree with before I discovered and started playing those games a lot.
Too bad, I think the Batmobile would have added a nice touch to Elden Ring.
