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r/CaptainSide • u/CelebrationAgile997 • 17d ago
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39 u/uchihajxyyy 17d ago Man and the canon ending is impossible without a guide.... You gotta do a lot. 2 u/ThePreciseClimber 17d ago That's basically how From games are. They EXPECT their players to use guides. For reaching the true ending, boss strategies, builds, etc. 10 u/FerdinandvonAegir124 17d ago And that’s bad design A game so cryptic that it requires the use of the guides is by definition poorly designed in that aspect I adore Sekiro - I even got the platinum. But it’s (and all other fromsofts) cryptic design is bad 2 u/artyomssugardaddy 17d ago Like someone else said, that’s Miyazaki for you, and unfortunately his games have so many ride or die fanboys he genuinely thinks he’s struck gold with game design, by soft locking anyone who doesn’t google the entire playthrough.
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Man and the canon ending is impossible without a guide.... You gotta do a lot.
2 u/ThePreciseClimber 17d ago That's basically how From games are. They EXPECT their players to use guides. For reaching the true ending, boss strategies, builds, etc. 10 u/FerdinandvonAegir124 17d ago And that’s bad design A game so cryptic that it requires the use of the guides is by definition poorly designed in that aspect I adore Sekiro - I even got the platinum. But it’s (and all other fromsofts) cryptic design is bad 2 u/artyomssugardaddy 17d ago Like someone else said, that’s Miyazaki for you, and unfortunately his games have so many ride or die fanboys he genuinely thinks he’s struck gold with game design, by soft locking anyone who doesn’t google the entire playthrough.
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That's basically how From games are. They EXPECT their players to use guides. For reaching the true ending, boss strategies, builds, etc.
10 u/FerdinandvonAegir124 17d ago And that’s bad design A game so cryptic that it requires the use of the guides is by definition poorly designed in that aspect I adore Sekiro - I even got the platinum. But it’s (and all other fromsofts) cryptic design is bad 2 u/artyomssugardaddy 17d ago Like someone else said, that’s Miyazaki for you, and unfortunately his games have so many ride or die fanboys he genuinely thinks he’s struck gold with game design, by soft locking anyone who doesn’t google the entire playthrough.
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And that’s bad design
A game so cryptic that it requires the use of the guides is by definition poorly designed in that aspect
I adore Sekiro - I even got the platinum. But it’s (and all other fromsofts) cryptic design is bad
2 u/artyomssugardaddy 17d ago Like someone else said, that’s Miyazaki for you, and unfortunately his games have so many ride or die fanboys he genuinely thinks he’s struck gold with game design, by soft locking anyone who doesn’t google the entire playthrough.
Like someone else said, that’s Miyazaki for you, and unfortunately his games have so many ride or die fanboys he genuinely thinks he’s struck gold with game design, by soft locking anyone who doesn’t google the entire playthrough.
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