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Nonsense. You're just gidding GUD, just as everyone itt told you. Btw Bloodborne is considerably harder than DS1.So far I'm liking it better because of the lack of infuriating parts (so far)
Nonsense. You're just gidding GUD, just as everyone itt told you. Btw Bloodborne is considerably harder than DS1.So far I'm liking it better because of the lack of infuriating parts (so far)
Roguey please listen to this, it will cut drastically (or eliminate completely) the need to farm for blood vials. Every time you find yourself in the hunter's dream, spend all your remaining souls to buy vials.A way to mitigate the blood vial grind is to buy extra vials with your remaining echoes after a level up/weapon upgrade and stash 'em away. By the mid to late game you'll probably have a fair amount in the storage.
After Father Gascoigne and the Cleric Beast, if you beat them fair and square, you won't find any other insurmountable wall (unless you want to finish 100% of the optional content). However, if you cheat them cheaply, you will probably suffer for the rest of your playthrough, or until you decide to learn how to play on your own. The first two bosses are basically tutorials for the rest of the game: after mastering them, the rest of the game is a cakewalk (again, apart from certain VERY optional bosses).I've now played an hour longer than Dark Souls and I'll keep at it until I hit an insurmountable wall or it starts feeling like work.
Btw Bloodborne is considerably harder than DS1.
Every time you find yourself in the hunter's dream, spend all your remaining souls to buy vials.
After Father Gascoigne and the Cleric Beast, if you beat them fair and square, you won't find any other insurmountable wall (unless you want to finish 100% of the optional content). However, if you cheat them cheaply, you will probably suffer for the rest of your playthrough, or until you decide to learn how to play on your own. The first two bosses are basically tutorials for the rest of the game: after mastering them, the rest of the game is a cakewalk (again, apart from certain VERY optional bosses).
60 fps port does seem likely. I think bloodborne could also really use a remaster to integrate the dlc content better into the main game. In the game as it stands, beating the dlc will completely trivialize the final boss, and it just in general completely ruins the pacing. It also dumps a huge amount of weapons and crafting materials on you in very little time at a point where you have probably already created at least a +9 weapon.The 60 FPS port is a 100% certainty and the PC version is coming with it.
By the way Roguey what build did you do?
*Slither by Velvet Revolver starts playing*
Also, take the environment into account and use it at your advantage against monsters and ... you will discover . An another tip, use a torch in your left hand (if you're surrounded by monsters), quite useful against monsters...You totally want to upset that guy. Just be careful, because he gets real mad.
Is there actually anything mandatory down there?* If Roguey wants to leave old yharnam be and farm echoes instead that's fine. Weird to skip content like that, but why not?You totally want to upset that guy. Just be careful, because he gets real mad.I went down to Old Yharnam, but I don't want to upset the guy who told me to go back because there was nothing down there but beasts keeping to themselves, and there doesn't seem to be anywhere else I can go.
Weird to skip content like that
If you go through Old Yharnam first, you don't need to buy the key.Having fun in the Cathedral Ward, though it looks like I'm going to have to grind a bit for that 10,000 key to unlock the main gate. I went down to Old Yharnam, but I don't want to upset the guy who told me to go back because there was nothing down there but beasts keeping to themselves, and there doesn't seem to be anywhere else I can go.
If you go though Old Yharnam first, you don't need to buy the key.
I'm role playing
Strange that a cowardly person would fight beasts at all and not just cower in a corner of the clinic/cathedral, but whatever floats your goat.If you go though Old Yharnam first, you don't need to buy the key.
I figured as much since it's the only place I can go that doesn't wind up as a dead end, but as I said, I'm role playing an agreeable and somewhat cowardly person.
Anxious to see how Roguey does Vicar Amelia. She's easy but her size can be scary at first.
Strange that a cowardly person would fight beasts at all and not just cower in a corner of the clinic/cathedral, but whatever floats your goat.
Strange that a cowardly person would fight beasts at all and not just cower in a corner of the clinic/cathedral, but whatever floats your goat.
I have hunting to do and I'm going to do it. A Courage the Cowardly Dog kind of attitude.
Multiplayer.I also found out during this session that the game doesn't pause when you hit the home button. What is the bizarre rationale for that?
Multiplayer.
Those balls of snakes are terrifying. I never even went near them in my first playthrough, and carefully approached them with ranged weapons only in my second one. Then I found out that they are dumb pushovers and you can quickly take them down with a bit of hit-and-run. Still terrifying, though.