>side game meant as a stop-gap between major releases turns out to be the best one
games like this?
>side game meant as a stop-gap between major releases turns out to be the best one
>side game meant as a stop-gap between major releases turns out to be the best one
games like this?
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It’s actually the worst one because I’ve played it 6 times so now every boss is boring
>i played it to hell and over so now it's boring
if you unironically live like this then rope, now
Then the game just isn't for you, man. And there's nothing wrong with that
I occasionally boot up the gauntlets and bash my head against it for hours
It's fun
good bait, op
They aren't comparable. And the only things Sekiro kept from the other games made it worse because of that.
>that webm
would
The only significant similarity is the checkpoint system
Everything else isn't unique to souls or Sekiro
>beats final boss
>"seriously...thats it?"
Phil plays games for a living, he's a pro, probably top 10 gamer in the US
A sekiro game with ER's build variety would be the perfect game.
You can't have ER's build variety together with Sekiro's simon says design philosophy.
Prove it.
Elden shart is literally a sekiro port, all they did was make the stagger bar invisible and take out sekiro's overpowered block
Platinum might have made a game that fits that description but I can't think of it now I have brain fog from the clot shot
Mogs both NieR and Bayonetta 3
>lead game designer for Nier Automata
>game director for Astral Chain
>been wasting his time ever since making boss fights for FFXVI
why did they have to do him dirty like this, bros? couldn't platinum send some shitter that wouldn't be missed instead?
>side game
>with From's full effort and A team on it
what prompted you to make this moronic thread
>le A team B team meme
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Sekiro was never meant to be a stop-gap, it was made by the Bloodborne team and had a longer development cycle than Bloodborne itself. After it shipped, the lead designer and the same core team went on to work on Armored Core VI.
Unless you think Bloodborne was a stop gap between DS2 and 3, then I guess you could see it that way, but it's the original team.
Sekiro is a game with mediocre combat and stealth that's elevated by it's great bosses. The actual sections between the bosses are just not fun.
There I said it.
The movement options make it fun. What's not so fun is looking around for things and just finding mostly junk you'll never use.
>meant as a stop-gap
You're moronic
The Souls games are the stop gaps
it's superior to Sekiro in what it tries to do (combat based on parries and being aggressive) but the lack of god tier RPG elements that DS1, DS2 and ER have make it feel shallow, but Kino nonetheless.
>but the lack of god tier RPG elements that DS1, DS2 and ER have
When was the last time we had a shinobi game in every single available platform? I think Sekiro is the first instance of something like that.
Because while all the games are very good their strengths have been massively inflated by the simple fact that during Demon's Souls' release every other game was just that much worse. This reputation holds them back from ever getting the improvements they actually require and blinds people to the actual quality of the games in comparison to others.
Where this relates to Sekiro is that superficially it is the most different to the others, therefore lots of people will tout it as being the best purely because of that ("it's so fresh, the moment it clicked it felt amazing"), while both skimming the surface of what the game offers; even if it would lead to them liking it more, and disregarding that it carries many similar flaws of its forbears. Many instead choose to invent flaws for it because they are just that close-minded in regard to these games incidentally training them in that way, and this also ties into the inflated reputation and how damaging it has been to videogames.
inner father is peak fromslop
Engage
I'm only galf joking
Forma Padre is peak From.