DramaticPopcorn
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oh god i love DS so much
EDIT: Odd. DU must have changed the auto-correct.
oh god i love DS so much
i remember invading in dukes after i sinned in anor londo. i was wrecking their shit like 10 straight invasions easily won and than some faggot snitched on me to dorkmoon wankers and i got my ass handed to me by somy fucker with darkmoon blade spell. how is that not fun?
Maybe if you're 13 years old
Liberals
Edit: nope, it's just you.
When did I say that pursuers are game breaking? The video I posted was to demonstrate why the pvp in this game is not worth the trouble and that you're better off not even bothering. The video you posted here makes the argument for me as to why the pvp is shit. Nothing but ninja flipping, magic abusing, lag stabbing faggotry.
first 30 seconds. really that hard faggot?
and than you have ring of fogg, hidden body, silver pendant, tower shields. dark bead and pursuers are OP but they are not game breaking shit.
I think I'll play offline from now on. The game is hard enough as is.
I don't really understand the context for this stuff since I never played the games, but I don't get the reasoning for adding this kind of thing to mostly 1-player or coop games. There are all kinds of direct adversarial games to play that aren't weighed down by RPG bullshit like grinding gear or inventories full of healing potions or twinking, where one guy wins and one guy loses. And in those (e.g. a fighting game) the entire scope of game design is about the adversarial payoff. In this you have this sideline competition designed in a ramshackle way where you aren't supposed to care about it or put in a lot of effort... What's the attraction?
What's the attraction?
What's the attraction?
Drunkpoasting time. Here goes:
What's the attraction?
Drunkpoasting time. Here goes:
What are you getting out of it being a synthesis of a single-player action RPG and an adversarial game?
the idea is that the multiplayer elements heighten your engagement with the single-player, rather than being the primary feature.