>At the start of product development, Miyazaki wanted the title of the game to be Dark Race. He would not want to use the word Souls anywhere in the title, as that would remind people of Demon’s Souls and would only make the explanation harder with regards to whether the new game is a sequel or not. So the title Dark Race solves possible legal issues as well as differentiates the game from its predecessor. >However, Miyazaki soon found out that he could not use Dark Race as it had some racist implications. >While searching for a better title, they started using the code name “Project Dark.” >Miyazaki continued searching for a fit title for the new game, and he came up with two candidates - “Dark Lord” and “Dark Ring.” >Dark was confirmed as the title of the Project Dark, and both “Dark Lord” and “Dark Ring” were nominated. We could not get the trademark for Dark Lord, but we did for Dark Ring, so it was decided by then. >However, at around the start of the year, we learned that “Dark Ring” means anus. It was said to mean anus in British slang.
Humanity you collect in-game is a black, swirling mass the Dark Soul of Mankind which originated from the Furtive Pgymy was the same. Every piece of humanity you get is just a fragment of the original Dark Soul that the FP gave to his followers (humans).
Why does DS3 filter so many people? It's objectively the best one. The first two games might have had higher peaks, but they also have way lower lows. Their quality is inconsistent. DS3 is the most consistent.
The one that fluctuates between really fucking good and bad is still bound to etch itself more deeply in your memories than one which is just a passable experience throughout in my opinion
I'm in the camp that prefers the former
It's one of my favorite, and I will not stop myself from putting it in every 3x3 image I make.
Elden Ring falls off in the late game and the final boss ruined my entire experience. Nothing will ever come close to the feeling of fighting yourself at the end of the world ever again.
bosses and combat were great, but everything about the game was too derivative and it barely felt like its own entry with bloodborne visuals and ds1 references strewn every ten feet
people call it great and have all these attachments to it, and they're all rooted in the first game being so influential.
One of my main reasons for getting a ps4 last year was that I loved DS1 and 2 on release (played them on my old laptop) but I could only read all the amazing things about DS3 when it released.
I finally played it, clocked like 100 hours to finish the main game, buuut... I forever waited for it to 'get good'. I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy it mechanically, but the game starts gray and washed out, and finishes the same way.
It's too consistent for its own good, never rises above the start. You fight liked Champion Gundyr and the High Wall of Lothric? All those knight enemies and temples? Good, the entire game is like that in tone and visually.
I almost thought this was trolling, but I'll agree it has the best bosses. But good bosses can't save the game if I don't give a shit the rest.
Also hijacking thread because I just came to Ganker to talk about DS2 and this is the Souls thread up.
I just realized DS2 is the best Zelda game we have. People can criticize if it's a good Souls game or not all they want, but I just spent like 2 hours lightning all the torches in The Gutter to spawn a phantom and get his Witch Veil that gives immunity to curse and kill Nashandra with that, and I'm so satisfied.
The world is so big, colorful, varied. I don't think I disliked any single area except for Iron Keep, which was unfairly punishing (each knight is a worthy foe and there's a fuckton of them, you can't escape their aggro range, super speed, and even arrows).
Best sense of adventure in a game, it brought me memories of playing n64 Zelda as a kid, maybe even the NES ones.
And each area felt so unique, I don't think DS3 has anything close to it, it's like I was constantly changing my approach to the areas / they had one cool gimmick to be different from other places. >Gutter has me lightning torches and going through tons of fun platforms and bridges, constant checking of holes and jumping ledges to reach new areas. >Black Gulch, pretty much an extension of gutter, is the "swamp" of this game.... But it's not about slowly walking submerged in shit, cool green alien statues shoot poison and you can simply destroy them or dodge the shots. There's also black pools of liquid hiding abyss creatures, but you can light them on fire, this was the only time I changed to my pyromancy flame. >Dragon Aerie has DRAGONS, long bridges, constant danger of enemies that destroy your equipment and DRAGON EGGS you gotta avoid breaking because it will anger the dragons (but there's loot under some of them), a much better Archdrake's Peak. >Tseldora is full of spiders, gotta carry a torch like an adventurer to keep them away.
I might as well continue and save for future posts, DS2 really has a lot of areas that intuitively make you play differently >Shrine of Amana, I stacked all the magic resist I could at first for the sniping mages, later realized I can also snipe them and started playing with a long bow (and discovered they're fucking powerful), also constant checking of underwater enemies and edges into the abyss, one hell of a unique level >Dragon Shrine in which you only have to battle the minibosses every set of stairs, the dragon knights will only aggro if you try to escape or summon, otherwise they respectfully watch you duel their commanders >No man's wharf FIGHTING PIRATES there's a ship and everything, and weird alien creatures lurking in the dark. By this point you probably don't have farmable torches, i ran out of mine and had to walk through the darkness scared of them, full military camp battle >Shaded Woods with fog and invisible enemies, can't lock on >Shaded Ruins with multiple petrified enemies and special loot if you free them >Harvest Valley WAIT this is the real poison area of the game. Gotta play carefully, you're bombarded by charmers, then you enter the windmill and it's full of assassins, you can burn the windmill to make the boss fight easier. >DRANGLEIC CASTLE'S ENTRY, running a gauntlet of killing enemies so golem absorb their souls and open the gates. Castle itself has more moments like that. >Everything to do with Memories
I rarely felt like all I was doing was rolling and pressing R1, like half the areas have a gimmick or vastly different enemies to shake things up (Heide's Tower of Flame and Aldia's Keep are mostly giant enemies)
>No man's wharf FIGHTING PIRATES there's a ship and everything, and weird alien creatures lurking in the dark. By this point you probably don't have farmable torches
Don't know about original, but in SotFS there is a dude with a torch, that drops torches, on the far end of the lowest level in relatively big room behind the breakable crates.
But, yes, where DaS 1 have the best exploration, DaS 2 is the best adventure.
I might as well continue and save for future posts, DS2 really has a lot of areas that intuitively make you play differently >Shrine of Amana, I stacked all the magic resist I could at first for the sniping mages, later realized I can also snipe them and started playing with a long bow (and discovered they're fucking powerful), also constant checking of underwater enemies and edges into the abyss, one hell of a unique level >Dragon Shrine in which you only have to battle the minibosses every set of stairs, the dragon knights will only aggro if you try to escape or summon, otherwise they respectfully watch you duel their commanders >No man's wharf FIGHTING PIRATES there's a ship and everything, and weird alien creatures lurking in the dark. By this point you probably don't have farmable torches, i ran out of mine and had to walk through the darkness scared of them, full military camp battle >Shaded Woods with fog and invisible enemies, can't lock on >Shaded Ruins with multiple petrified enemies and special loot if you free them >Harvest Valley WAIT this is the real poison area of the game. Gotta play carefully, you're bombarded by charmers, then you enter the windmill and it's full of assassins, you can burn the windmill to make the boss fight easier. >DRANGLEIC CASTLE'S ENTRY, running a gauntlet of killing enemies so golem absorb their souls and open the gates. Castle itself has more moments like that. >Everything to do with Memories
I rarely felt like all I was doing was rolling and pressing R1, like half the areas have a gimmick or vastly different enemies to shake things up (Heide's Tower of Flame and Aldia's Keep are mostly giant enemies)
Originally DaS 2 was supposed to be way more graphically advanced and have a plot about time travel device, stolen by Vendrick from giants (hence giants invasion) and young bearseekseeklest in the past (time travels included). But console requirements, development hell, B team and other factors have led to somewhat unfinished state of the game. New director was set, theme of the game has been changed ftom tine travels to memories, many things, mechanics and graphics were cut, and we have received DaS 2 as it was released.
Originally DaS 2 was supposed to be way more graphically advanced and have a plot about time travel device, stolen by Vendrick from giants (hence giants invasion) and young bearseekseeklest in the past (time travels included). But console requirements, development hell, B team and other factors have led to somewhat unfinished state of the game. New director was set, theme of the game has been changed ftom tine travels to memories, many things, mechanics and graphics were cut, and we have received DaS 2 as it was released.
Really, I only have two big issues with DS2: >you control like shit. Your character walks like a retard, needs to wind-up before dashing, can only move on a grid while locked-on (which is easily fixable adjusting your controller settings???? how?????), needs 24 points in an otherwise useless stat before they can take less than 2 years to drink or dodge reliably, and to top it all off, the game has the worst stamina management in the entire fucking series where everything eats the entire bar and it takes ages to recover so the controls feel even MORE shit >the retarded enemies and their placement. This isn't exclusive to SotFS either, vanilla is full of shitty gank squads and fags just barely outside of your vision which will kill you before you can even react, and then there's also how stupid a bunch of their attacks are, which is made even worse by the point about stamina
And what bothers me the most is that both of these should be easily fixable with mods, but after playing Seeker of Fire for a few tens of hours it's like all the problems are still there. Sligthly less so for the part about moving because only stamina really got fixed there.
Were it not for these problems, DS2 would easily be my favorite due to how varied and extensive it feels.
All 3 games are masterpieces but yes I agree that DS3 is the best one if you include the DLC. Before I played the DLC I ranked DS3 and DS1 as equivalently but the DS3 DLC is just too good
It's odd, I recognize that DS3 is in many ways the most polished, finished, high quality game in the trilogy. It doesn't have any glaringly bad bosses or areas or mechanics or other problems like the first 2, yet I never felt compelled to play it more than a single time, while I must have played through the others like 5 times each.
You could put a nuclear device next to me and threaten to detonate it and I wouldn't touch DaS2 again. The people forcing themselves to like devise an entire contrarian persona around it, same thing with the people who make faux attempts at liking Fallout 3 or Sony cinematic games or Genshin Impact.
You're completely right, just look at this disingenuous shit
I might as well continue and save for future posts, DS2 really has a lot of areas that intuitively make you play differently >Shrine of Amana, I stacked all the magic resist I could at first for the sniping mages, later realized I can also snipe them and started playing with a long bow (and discovered they're fucking powerful), also constant checking of underwater enemies and edges into the abyss, one hell of a unique level >Dragon Shrine in which you only have to battle the minibosses every set of stairs, the dragon knights will only aggro if you try to escape or summon, otherwise they respectfully watch you duel their commanders >No man's wharf FIGHTING PIRATES there's a ship and everything, and weird alien creatures lurking in the dark. By this point you probably don't have farmable torches, i ran out of mine and had to walk through the darkness scared of them, full military camp battle >Shaded Woods with fog and invisible enemies, can't lock on >Shaded Ruins with multiple petrified enemies and special loot if you free them >Harvest Valley WAIT this is the real poison area of the game. Gotta play carefully, you're bombarded by charmers, then you enter the windmill and it's full of assassins, you can burn the windmill to make the boss fight easier. >DRANGLEIC CASTLE'S ENTRY, running a gauntlet of killing enemies so golem absorb their souls and open the gates. Castle itself has more moments like that. >Everything to do with Memories
I rarely felt like all I was doing was rolling and pressing R1, like half the areas have a gimmick or vastly different enemies to shake things up (Heide's Tower of Flame and Aldia's Keep are mostly giant enemies)
I almost thought this was trolling, but I'll agree it has the best bosses. But good bosses can't save the game if I don't give a shit the rest.
Also hijacking thread because I just came to Ganker to talk about DS2 and this is the Souls thread up.
I just realized DS2 is the best Zelda game we have. People can criticize if it's a good Souls game or not all they want, but I just spent like 2 hours lightning all the torches in The Gutter to spawn a phantom and get his Witch Veil that gives immunity to curse and kill Nashandra with that, and I'm so satisfied.
The world is so big, colorful, varied. I don't think I disliked any single area except for Iron Keep, which was unfairly punishing (each knight is a worthy foe and there's a fuckton of them, you can't escape their aggro range, super speed, and even arrows).
Best sense of adventure in a game, it brought me memories of playing n64 Zelda as a kid, maybe even the NES ones.
And each area felt so unique, I don't think DS3 has anything close to it, it's like I was constantly changing my approach to the areas / they had one cool gimmick to be different from other places. >Gutter has me lightning torches and going through tons of fun platforms and bridges, constant checking of holes and jumping ledges to reach new areas. >Black Gulch, pretty much an extension of gutter, is the "swamp" of this game.... But it's not about slowly walking submerged in shit, cool green alien statues shoot poison and you can simply destroy them or dodge the shots. There's also black pools of liquid hiding abyss creatures, but you can light them on fire, this was the only time I changed to my pyromancy flame. >Dragon Aerie has DRAGONS, long bridges, constant danger of enemies that destroy your equipment and DRAGON EGGS you gotta avoid breaking because it will anger the dragons (but there's loot under some of them), a much better Archdrake's Peak. >Tseldora is full of spiders, gotta carry a torch like an adventurer to keep them away.
My favorite part is bosses don't matter when DS2 has more bosses in it than Ds1 AND three combined.
Nobody talks about Demon's Souls like this. Nobody talks about Dark Souls, Bloodborne or Sekiro like this, and those games get the most vocal praise. Nobody talks about Dark Souls 3 like this. Nobody talks about Elden Ring like this.
But when it comes to Dark Souls 2 you will never hear the end of it as to how some stupid gimmick with a torch is the most innovative thing to happen since sliced bread.
They do, Dark Souls 2 just happens to have the most weaknesses and now the most vocally annoying fanbase. OP started with 'I like Dark Souls 3' and out of nowhere DS2homosexuals swarm the thread to masturbate over their game.
It's funny how everytime I think about DS3 the two most memorable bosses that comes to mind are the two people criticize the most for being gimmicks which is Curse-Rotted Greatwood and Wolnir, I think they are pretty cool, also the first boss in the game has a wow factor to it in his second phase that is really memorable and dear to my memories of the game
You need to play more video games.
Dark Souls 3 has less flaws than the first two, so it makes sense to prefer it over them unless your issue is Dark Souls series altogether
>not 1
I literally just took this a few minutes ago. DS3 is great too though
Why is it called ''Dark Souls'' if the souls are light and bright white colored?
>At the start of product development, Miyazaki wanted the title of the game to be Dark Race. He would not want to use the word Souls anywhere in the title, as that would remind people of Demon’s Souls and would only make the explanation harder with regards to whether the new game is a sequel or not. So the title Dark Race solves possible legal issues as well as differentiates the game from its predecessor.
>However, Miyazaki soon found out that he could not use Dark Race as it had some racist implications.
>While searching for a better title, they started using the code name “Project Dark.”
>Miyazaki continued searching for a fit title for the new game, and he came up with two candidates - “Dark Lord” and “Dark Ring.”
>Dark was confirmed as the title of the Project Dark, and both “Dark Lord” and “Dark Ring” were nominated. We could not get the trademark for Dark Lord, but we did for Dark Ring, so it was decided by then.
>However, at around the start of the year, we learned that “Dark Ring” means anus. It was said to mean anus in British slang.
tldr Dark Ring was the original name of the game
>Dark Ring
>The Ringed City
>Elden Ring
google pulls up nothing about this. Bullshit post.
https://www.eurogamer.net/dark-souls-almost-called-dark-race
Humanity you collect in-game is a black, swirling mass the Dark Soul of Mankind which originated from the Furtive Pgymy was the same. Every piece of humanity you get is just a fragment of the original Dark Soul that the FP gave to his followers (humans).
I've always loved the detail that humans were not given life or fire, but the dark soul
You've been making the same thread for quite a bit now.
Elden Ring made me lose interest in all Souls games. They're only good on pc where you can mod everything.
favorite boss? I like Dragonslayer Armor but I never played the dlc
Gael was my favorite boss in any fromsoft game
It's not even the best dark souls game
Yes, Dark Souls 2 is the best. People who hate it likely never played it and are just jumping on the DS2 le bad bandwagon.
best souls 2
You're a tard because you don't know how to keep track of the time between mage enemies spell casts and you likely didn't level adp. Pathetic and weak
>shittiest area in shittiest souls game
Why does DS3 filter so many people? It's objectively the best one. The first two games might have had higher peaks, but they also have way lower lows. Their quality is inconsistent. DS3 is the most consistent.
less lows, less peaks
the very definition of mid, I prefer DS1 or even Elden Ring
A consistent experience is an objectively better experience that one that fluctuates a lot.
The one that fluctuates between really fucking good and bad is still bound to etch itself more deeply in your memories than one which is just a passable experience throughout in my opinion
I'm in the camp that prefers the former
DS3 sucks man but if you like it that's cool.
It's one of my favorite, and I will not stop myself from putting it in every 3x3 image I make.
Elden Ring falls off in the late game and the final boss ruined my entire experience. Nothing will ever come close to the feeling of fighting yourself at the end of the world ever again.
bosses and combat were great, but everything about the game was too derivative and it barely felt like its own entry with bloodborne visuals and ds1 references strewn every ten feet
people call it great and have all these attachments to it, and they're all rooted in the first game being so influential.
One of my main reasons for getting a ps4 last year was that I loved DS1 and 2 on release (played them on my old laptop) but I could only read all the amazing things about DS3 when it released.
I finally played it, clocked like 100 hours to finish the main game, buuut... I forever waited for it to 'get good'. I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy it mechanically, but the game starts gray and washed out, and finishes the same way.
It's too consistent for its own good, never rises above the start. You fight liked Champion Gundyr and the High Wall of Lothric? All those knight enemies and temples? Good, the entire game is like that in tone and visually.
I almost thought this was trolling, but I'll agree it has the best bosses. But good bosses can't save the game if I don't give a shit the rest.
Also hijacking thread because I just came to Ganker to talk about DS2 and this is the Souls thread up.
I just realized DS2 is the best Zelda game we have. People can criticize if it's a good Souls game or not all they want, but I just spent like 2 hours lightning all the torches in The Gutter to spawn a phantom and get his Witch Veil that gives immunity to curse and kill Nashandra with that, and I'm so satisfied.
The world is so big, colorful, varied. I don't think I disliked any single area except for Iron Keep, which was unfairly punishing (each knight is a worthy foe and there's a fuckton of them, you can't escape their aggro range, super speed, and even arrows).
Best sense of adventure in a game, it brought me memories of playing n64 Zelda as a kid, maybe even the NES ones.
And each area felt so unique, I don't think DS3 has anything close to it, it's like I was constantly changing my approach to the areas / they had one cool gimmick to be different from other places.
>Gutter has me lightning torches and going through tons of fun platforms and bridges, constant checking of holes and jumping ledges to reach new areas.
>Black Gulch, pretty much an extension of gutter, is the "swamp" of this game.... But it's not about slowly walking submerged in shit, cool green alien statues shoot poison and you can simply destroy them or dodge the shots. There's also black pools of liquid hiding abyss creatures, but you can light them on fire, this was the only time I changed to my pyromancy flame.
>Dragon Aerie has DRAGONS, long bridges, constant danger of enemies that destroy your equipment and DRAGON EGGS you gotta avoid breaking because it will anger the dragons (but there's loot under some of them), a much better Archdrake's Peak.
>Tseldora is full of spiders, gotta carry a torch like an adventurer to keep them away.
I might as well continue and save for future posts, DS2 really has a lot of areas that intuitively make you play differently
>Shrine of Amana, I stacked all the magic resist I could at first for the sniping mages, later realized I can also snipe them and started playing with a long bow (and discovered they're fucking powerful), also constant checking of underwater enemies and edges into the abyss, one hell of a unique level
>Dragon Shrine in which you only have to battle the minibosses every set of stairs, the dragon knights will only aggro if you try to escape or summon, otherwise they respectfully watch you duel their commanders
>No man's wharf FIGHTING PIRATES there's a ship and everything, and weird alien creatures lurking in the dark. By this point you probably don't have farmable torches, i ran out of mine and had to walk through the darkness scared of them, full military camp battle
>Shaded Woods with fog and invisible enemies, can't lock on
>Shaded Ruins with multiple petrified enemies and special loot if you free them
>Harvest Valley WAIT this is the real poison area of the game. Gotta play carefully, you're bombarded by charmers, then you enter the windmill and it's full of assassins, you can burn the windmill to make the boss fight easier.
>DRANGLEIC CASTLE'S ENTRY, running a gauntlet of killing enemies so golem absorb their souls and open the gates. Castle itself has more moments like that.
>Everything to do with Memories
I rarely felt like all I was doing was rolling and pressing R1, like half the areas have a gimmick or vastly different enemies to shake things up (Heide's Tower of Flame and Aldia's Keep are mostly giant enemies)
>No man's wharf FIGHTING PIRATES there's a ship and everything, and weird alien creatures lurking in the dark. By this point you probably don't have farmable torches
Don't know about original, but in SotFS there is a dude with a torch, that drops torches, on the far end of the lowest level in relatively big room behind the breakable crates.
But, yes, where DaS 1 have the best exploration, DaS 2 is the best adventure.
>DaS 2 is the best adventure.
An adventure through raw sewage
Finally someone gets it. Kino souls 2
Why is ER considered DS2 2?
It's just 2trannies seeking validation.
Elden Ring is a Tanimura game, and AC6 is a Yamamura game. The co-director of Elden Ring was the director of DS2. Shows that people improve over time
Tanimura was the one who salvaged the hot mess that was original build of DS2 left after the previous director.
>Tanimura was the one who salvaged the hot mess that was original build of DS2 left after the previous director.
QRD?
Originally DaS 2 was supposed to be way more graphically advanced and have a plot about time travel device, stolen by Vendrick from giants (hence giants invasion) and young bearseekseeklest in the past (time travels included). But console requirements, development hell, B team and other factors have led to somewhat unfinished state of the game. New director was set, theme of the game has been changed ftom tine travels to memories, many things, mechanics and graphics were cut, and we have received DaS 2 as it was released.
Does FS still have the pre-downgrade build?
SOFTS and parts of the DLC were also hot garbage and that's all on Tanimura.
Really, I only have two big issues with DS2:
>you control like shit. Your character walks like a retard, needs to wind-up before dashing, can only move on a grid while locked-on (which is easily fixable adjusting your controller settings???? how?????), needs 24 points in an otherwise useless stat before they can take less than 2 years to drink or dodge reliably, and to top it all off, the game has the worst stamina management in the entire fucking series where everything eats the entire bar and it takes ages to recover so the controls feel even MORE shit
>the retarded enemies and their placement. This isn't exclusive to SotFS either, vanilla is full of shitty gank squads and fags just barely outside of your vision which will kill you before you can even react, and then there's also how stupid a bunch of their attacks are, which is made even worse by the point about stamina
And what bothers me the most is that both of these should be easily fixable with mods, but after playing Seeker of Fire for a few tens of hours it's like all the problems are still there. Sligthly less so for the part about moving because only stamina really got fixed there.
Were it not for these problems, DS2 would easily be my favorite due to how varied and extensive it feels.
Not mine. But it's up there. You have good taste and a heart of gold. Don't let them take it from you.
All 3 games are masterpieces but yes I agree that DS3 is the best one if you include the DLC. Before I played the DLC I ranked DS3 and DS1 as equivalently but the DS3 DLC is just too good
You're having false fun, for real fun you should be playing Dark Souls 2 instead
It's odd, I recognize that DS3 is in many ways the most polished, finished, high quality game in the trilogy. It doesn't have any glaringly bad bosses or areas or mechanics or other problems like the first 2, yet I never felt compelled to play it more than a single time, while I must have played through the others like 5 times each.
Do not fucking kid yourself if you can replay Ds2 5 times you can replay Ds3 5 times.
You could put a nuclear device next to me and threaten to detonate it and I wouldn't touch DaS2 again. The people forcing themselves to like devise an entire contrarian persona around it, same thing with the people who make faux attempts at liking Fallout 3 or Sony cinematic games or Genshin Impact.
You're completely right, just look at this disingenuous shit
My favorite part is bosses don't matter when DS2 has more bosses in it than Ds1 AND three combined.
Nobody talks about Demon's Souls like this. Nobody talks about Dark Souls, Bloodborne or Sekiro like this, and those games get the most vocal praise. Nobody talks about Dark Souls 3 like this. Nobody talks about Elden Ring like this.
But when it comes to Dark Souls 2 you will never hear the end of it as to how some stupid gimmick with a torch is the most innovative thing to happen since sliced bread.
I know I can I just kinda never did.
>Ds2roons hijack thread
The truth is all Dark Souls games have their own strengths and weaknesses, how much you like each one of them depends on your personal preferences.
They do, Dark Souls 2 just happens to have the most weaknesses and now the most vocally annoying fanbase. OP started with 'I like Dark Souls 3' and out of nowhere DS2homosexuals swarm the thread to masturbate over their game.
>DS 2 is le best Dark Souls!
It's funny how everytime I think about DS3 the two most memorable bosses that comes to mind are the two people criticize the most for being gimmicks which is Curse-Rotted Greatwood and Wolnir, I think they are pretty cool, also the first boss in the game has a wow factor to it in his second phase that is really memorable and dear to my memories of the game
whats your 2nd favorite game?
3 is the only souls game I didnt bother replaying
boring and has by far the worst dlcs
The DLCs are not worse than the frozen shithole or gank squad boss in DS2, you weasel.
good on you to admit that 3's dlc are in the same realm as the absolute worst side areas of 2
as I said absolute garbage
he didn't say that, rat.
>hard = bad
thought about getting better?
DS2 is the easiest souls game though
nah normies hate it because its too hard for them compared to the others
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vapid phoned in schlock
Shit taste