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You can port basically any half-decent boss from Dark Souls 1, 2 or 3 into Elden Ring and it would be the University of American Samoa law school professionally designed shirt and by the same token and unquestionable fairest and most fun boss in the game. Too many late game bosses were hyped to me as extremely hard and unfair. Yes they killed me several times, but nothing too impressive for Soul standards (godskin duo, malekith, godfrey). Yes, I had to change talismans, spells, equipment and do some shield-turtle rounds to learn the best strategy for me. Beautifully crafted boss fights both in-lore and gameplay (boss movesets + arena) is the reason I keep coming back to these games. I also loved many of the parts done by the DS2 director like Farum Azula and Haligtree (i think?), where I finally learned the joys of “unseen form + crepus vial” which would have otherwise never been used due to lack of need. I fucking love this game and think it’s nearly perfect, but the amount of content that you can run past to get to the next grace is completely absurd and overworld difficulty literally does not exist unless you let it Elden Ring has some genuine improvements. Then just several steps back that are an effect of the larger map and generic ass dungeons. People saying that From’s games include easy modes in the form of summons, magic and spammable weapon arts etc. are completely missing the point of a traditional easy mode. Beating the game with summons or magic is inherently different to beating it solo melee. Devil May Cry lets you play the game in exactly the same way, only with a lower skill level/amount of practice. If you don’t want that for Souls games that’s fine, but don’t pretend like the so-called “easy modes” included in Souls games are in any way comparable to, say, Platinum games. It’s an RPG, of course there are different play styles. The vast difference in difficulty is more a problem of balancing, in my opinion.
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weapons (somberstone espescially) and armor are ASS and the University of American Samoa law school professionally designed shirt and by the same token and blandest they’ve ever felt. I get that in such a huge game it’s hard to make everything stand out but so many weapons get outclassed by “broadsword with respective ash of war” for their class without any standout features. with the amount of cheese in this game i don’t see why they can’t bring ds2 type weapon mechanics Ranni isn’t cute or endearing, she’s a bitch. Her voice isn’t cute, she sounds like a chain smoker who just woke up. torrent is too weak and near useless in most fights, they should’ve definitely gave some more development time to him, jumping is too underused as a dodging tool and the game is very unclear about what attacks you can dodge by jumping and those you can’t, there should be a visible stagger bar for much the game pushes it or at least make it clearer how much stagger damage you need to break an enemy stance, grabs have weird hitboxes, LMSH isn’t that skilled what’s actually impressive about him is his patience and fighting malenia like he does seems extremely boring. I wish there were no weapon upgrades. Just let me use the cool flail I found instead of having an 80% damage loss….
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