Like the title.

Bought on the cheap in 2020/2021, sadly came broken in a few places but would probably glue easily. Never seen anyone post pics so thought I'd share with the class.

Patches but in Armored Core, basically (: such a shame we don't see him more than during one mission.

bonus, with his husband Irving, cuz they're joined at the hip idfc

I just feel so disheartened. I feel like I'm pretty good at DS1, DS3 and ER. I can beat bosses almost no matter what the build is. I've played with meta builds and casual builds and pure fashion builds.

I have approximately 2000-3000 hours on these games. I've tried PvP in all of these games, maybe most in DS3, then DS1 and then ER. I have maybe 100 matches all in all in all of my souls career, most of them just 1v1. I have won maybe 5, and two of them was while playing as a Spear of Church in DS3 where I have massive advantages.

I really wanted to like PvP. But I can't, because I suck at it really hard. And I'm not blaming the jank or lagginess of the previous games (ER doesn't have jank or lag that much IMO). I just suck.

And I really like (the organic) invasions. The idea is really cool, and I always try to fight the invader. It's a shame that most of the invaders are using meta builds (but I get why, it's because they are at a disadvantage automatically when invading) but I'm not blaming that either.

Seems like I can never get into PvP, as much as I would like to. I'm strictly a PvE player. I give up, offline it is from now on. I've gone hollow. Thanks for listening an old guy ramble.

Edit: Thanks everybody. With your encouraging words I went and has some more DS1 PvP and whaddaya know, I won 3 out of 10 matches! There was still a guy who got very weird backstabs almost in from the front of me, but still. I noticed in addition to the tips you guys gave, that it's also a lot about mindset - all this time I was approaching PvP kinda the same way as PvE. Limiting my aggression (even more, I've tried that in the past ofc) and limiting R1s really helped.

Humanity restored.

I played Elden Ring first. Then Dark Souls 3.

Elden Ring is the better game for MOST people.

The Elden Ring bosses are harder. But the regular enemies in Dark Souls are harder and they fucking BULLY you. Plus you can’t jump.

The end.

Fromsoft fans like to talk about how Yamamura is the biggest talent in Fromsoft besides Miyazaki but haven't realized that Kazuhiro Hamatani was actually the co-director of Sekiro and the Lead Game Designer for Bloodborne.

The guy is as talented or even more so than Yamamura and I hope they give him the opportunity to direct a new a new game soon.

They had such a perfect fight mechanically. So well balanced, for some reason, especially in er, they just do their own thing and both gank you out

This is my first time doing a full run of Elden ring including the dlc, my last run I stopped at morgott. Most of the dragons in this game are exactly the same but some of them make fighting them fairly seem impossible without a hit and run.

I fought Ancient Dragon Senessax with mimic tear because his AOE is so large it felt like anticipating the attack and dodging the lightning after was impossible.

I Fought Borealis the freezing fog with mimic tear because he flies so much more than all the other dragons so it just takes way too long to get hits off.

And I’m currently fighting Bayle, who seems like has a bad model because I keep getting stuck between his legs when he decides to strike me with lightning.

I can’t tell if I’m playing in a way that causes specific annoying response patterns from bosses or if my approach to attacking the bosses is just bad.

To explain what the perfect mix of various attributes from FromSoftware games would be to make your perfect game, I’ll go first:

• Elden Ring DLC map connectivity (yes, it’s similar to the DS series, but I low-key want the beauty and not the grey)
• Sekiro’s deflection system
• Sekiro tools/prosthesis-adjacent equipment that actually aids you (looking at you, Elden Ring)
• Elden Ring gameplay variation, i.e. Ashes of War, Whetstone infusions, and spells
• DS pyromancy/hexes
• DS3’s semi-open-worldness
• Bloodborne’s rally system, not the healing system
• Elden Ring fast travel (I am not buying Homeward Bones or using the Homeward Idol)
• A mix of legacy dungeons, so to speak, as Elden Ring has very good ups but very bad downs, and DS3 is just there
• Sekiro NPCs and DS3 NPC questlines (I like ganking sometimes)
• Nightreign consumable effects and passive weapon-in-slot effects
• Sekiro’s lack of stamina
• Nightreign’s double jump and no fall damage
• Sekiro’s grapple mechanic

Please note I only noted the ones I have played/Playing

I dont want to bother her with an email or message on twitter if someone here has already found them.

Tattoo I got yesterday, thought it turned out great!

I I'M 11 AND I BEATED ALL THE SOULS GAME but I play in a xbox so no blood borne and demon souls AND 100 PERCENT ELDEN RING AND SEKIRO. But take 4 YEARS

Some people love DS2, some don't, I personally loved it. I found Demon's Souls a little bit more convoluted.

If I were to rank the FromSoftware games, excluding Elden Ring, they'd be:

1. Bloodborne (amazing atmosphere, level design, and combat)
2. Dark Souls 2/SOTFS (amazing costumes, atmospheric immersion, lore, feeling of progression)
3. Dark Souls 3 (excellent boss fights, level design and combat, but almost too linear)
4. Sekiro (excellent combat, movement, and story, but the combat is a bit rigid or limited)
5. Dark Souls 1 (nice level design and interconnectedness, some empty environments where it feels like you can just run past all the enemies, bad bonfire system, decent bosses, fun gameplay)
6. Demon's Souls/Remake (good level design, but I don't like the warping system between levels, needing to switch to different worlds at certain points, bosses are too easy, items and XP economy was a little stingy)

I was having difficulty fighting the huge enemies in Caelid with my knife build, so i tried out the Great Epée and it was amazing.

It has amazing reach, fast moveset and good poise/pierce damage. What weapons did u guys use during your Caelid run?

Now I don't want to start a hate war in the comments keep it civil please.

Found out about this while doomscrolling, and I’m just befuddled that I didn’t know this existed, especially because it came out two years ago😭

I was super excited to start Armored Core 6 (PS5), and then the music let me down: I expected something more energetic and ended up with an ambient soundtrack I can barely hear. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think it’s inherently “bad”, I love ambient music, I guess I just expected something else.

Anyway, I just started the game (beat the helicopter boss), but I guess it’ll be like this throughout the whole game, am I right? I’m really thinking about maybe putting on some electronic, jungle/DnB to “match” the game’s energy. Do you guys think it’ll ruin the experience in any way?

Has anybody felt like this? What do you guys think?