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i heard there's gonna be seven more poison swamps than there are distinct areas in the game. the tutorial will be in the hardest most instagib poisonous swamp in the game. it'll teach you how to parry by making you fight a slime that looks like a bubble of spit and disintegrates your character model if it touches you. then it'll make you fight a three foot tall puke green tree that instagibs you but that you will fight periodically with little difficulty later in the game. then you'll wake up in a different poison swamp but missing an arm (you get the arm back by resting at a campfire)

Wild. But also exactly what the world needs now.

Into the radius 2 just entered early access. It's vr stalker with friends and promises to be very goofy.

I like when Midra is like “enough, I have endured more than enough” and then goes mask off

wrong.

Actually, although Sekiro takes place in the Sengoku era which is just 50 years after medieval times, the Armored knight boss is wearing armor that comes from Europe tying in the medieval themes. Also inspired by Berserk with the inclusion of Wolf’s prosthetic arm which can be fitted with variations of the weaponry added to Guts’ prosthetic such as, the fire cracker (bomb), the canon, shiruken (arrows). Notably the themes of Berserk although subtle still persist as Guts and Wolf share the same goal, to save their loved ones after having been defeated in an arduous battle. Sekiro is technically a “nobody” only because of his title of Shinobi where he is essentially an assassin whose presence is mostly obscured by the enemy. Whilst Sekiro inverts the typical souls narrative of reclaiming the position in power in a “dying world” the end of Ashina, his main priority is to sever the ties of mortality and thus aids Kuro throughout the game in order to fulfill the request. One of the endings does revolve around fire after Sekiro becomes Shura and is engulfed in flame. The final boss of both Shura and Severance endings are husks of their former selves. Shura Isshin is at his lowest power level and near death, Sword Saint Isshin is the version of him after having succeeded in his Coup although badly injured after having lost vision in one eye and other bodily injuries that wouldn’t deem him in his prime.

But yes it is the best Fromsoft game

I always do!

Rly?

It doesn't help that they cut a lot of content for seemingly very little reason. There's a whole voice acted questing for one of the merchant guys that explains most of the madness stuff and it's just sitting unused in the files.
I did like the DLC better in that regard, though. The shaman village was pretty poignant.

Honestly fair

Those are just the villagers in bloodborne proper gamons

Blokeborne

Elden Ring is for you. Just don't listen to what gamers say about how to play. Use every tool they give you and don't be afraid to experiment. Jumping attacks are very powerful and they greatly lessen the need for perfect rolling. Once I got the hang of how the new stats work n junk my build got so strong so fast I just stunlock everything. Magic, ranged, summons, poisons, bleed, freeze, sleep, kiting, knocking things off cliffs - all perfectly valid. It is definitely the best one since DS1.