Nah, that mini boss easy as fuck, should be done asap for goodies.tough "mini boss".
Nah, that mini boss easy as fuck, should be done asap for goodies.tough "mini boss".
I was just trolling, bro
Thanks, there's a heavy lack of skill weapons in the game (so far, I've only seen Blades of Mercy, and I haven't even gotten to that part yet in my redone playthrough). I suspect by the time I get to the DLC skill weapons, it will be too late (I probably won't be doing NG+ any time soon), but still good to know.Skinwalker , since you got the DLC, I suggest you be on the lookout for weapons related to your build. For dex, the Saif and Maria's blades (Rakuyo?) are excellent, though the later is found by beating a tough "mini boss".
But the real show stealer is the Pizza Cutter.
Wow you thought a lot about that.I love how uninformed tards don't consider Bloodborne horror. Despite the central fucking conceit, subject matter, tone, atmosphere and influences being exactly of horror genre.
"But it's not scary" Yeah, then since by my equally subjective standard, Dead Space, RE4, Silent Hill 2, Hellraiser, Dawn of the Dead, Frankenstein aren't scary, they're not horror either amirite? And historically, being scary was never the one or primary intention of all horror works. A creator can also seek to elicit disgust, dread, discomfort, shock, tension, suspense, etc.
"It's an action game/you're not vulnerable" I'll put any amount of money on the average amount of player deaths far exceeding all other "actual" horror games. But no, you're not as vulnerable as one-man-army Leon with a rocket launcher, sniper rifle, magnum, grenades, and German suplexes in his briefcase, who only died maybe a total of 12 times in my playthrough. Dead Space is an avoidance simulator, got it.
"It's more horror themed than akshul horror!" Horror is a theme . Wtf is actual horror, these are fictional works, it's not really happening my guy. Mechanically, you're doing things in those "real" horror games that you do in other genres, whether it's fight, flee, hide, avoid. The only difference is the theme, i.e. the trappings, subject matter, atmosphere. Which again, BB has in spades.
Ahah the uninformed tards, they don't even consider my completely arbitrary definition of a horror game. Ahah these fucking idiots. lmao.I love how uninformed tards don't consider Bloodborne horror.
Lack of Insight has driven me mad
Even if skill is the main factor in Blades of Mercy damage, don't forget it also does some arcane damage - you know those sliding, glittery silver stabs? Those do arc + skl damage (and are great for pthumerians).Thanks, there's a heavy lack of skill weapons in the game (so far, I've only seen Blades of Mercy, and I haven't even gotten to that part yet in my redone playthrough). I suspect by the time I get to the DLC skill weapons, it will be too late (I probably won't be doing NG+ any time soon), but still good to know.Skinwalker , since you got the DLC, I suggest you be on the lookout for weapons related to your build. For dex, the Saif and Maria's blades (Rakuyo?) are excellent, though the later is found by beating a tough "mini boss".
But the real show stealer is the Pizza Cutter.
That's good to know. I was already considering starting to invest some points into Arcane (I have some eldritch items I can't use yet), even better if it scales with the crow's blades.Even if skill is the main factor in Blades of Mercy damage, don't forget it also does some arcane damage - you know those sliding, glittery silver stabs? Those do arc + skl damage (and are great for pthumerians).
Welcome to the fold.I had promised myself that I won't waste my time on chalice dungeons on my redone playthrough, and then went ahead and finished five of them already. What is wrong with me?
At least I now have enough Arcane to start using the hunters tools. What fun!
Do not kill Patches. He gives you a good rune. I just don't remember what triggers it, I think you must speak to him in the nightmare frontier.Hm, ascending the Cathedral Ward eventually led me to a bunch of aliens, and a non-hostile eldritch thing (optional boss?), whereas descending into Yahar'Ghul led me to FromSoftware's obligatory giant agglomeration of corpses boss, and a bunch of mummies behind him. That let me to a new nightmare level. Those are always fun...
Oh, and that bald guy in the lecture hall was literally a spider the whole time! I saw his copies in the Nightmare Frontier, but I hadn't realized that the one behind the door also had a spider body... should I kill him for being a prick?
Also, that's this game's equivalent of Patches??
Hm, I have a moral decision to make. Should I or should I not kill Ebrietas? I feel a bit iffy attacking a non-hostile enemy (I never fought Priscilla in Dark Souls), but I'm also not sure I like this weird tentacled thing. I understand that this is the source of Yharnam's eldritch blood, but I don't know what to make of this fact, and also Yharnam is doomed anyway (everyone is dead or turned into a monster).
Thoughts?
Should I or should I not kill Ebrietas?
Chapel.Skinwalker , what shelter did you send people to, Iosefka's clinic or Oedon chapel?
Cool.Chapel.Skinwalker , what shelter did you send people to, Iosefka's clinic or Oedon chapel?