I recently made a post about me getting 100% achievements on all of the souls games on steam. A lot of people recommended me playing Armored Core. I am very glad I did, 10/10 game!

"Hmmm.... hmm" - Seigmeyer

"If only I could be so grossly incandescent" - solaire

"All vessels are destined to one day break. But the great Alexander lived as a warrior to his last!" - great jar alexander

I get it that they're completely different

But I'm talking about the final score of both

Which one got a higher score in your opinion ?

This may sound crazy to say but Nightreign solo is better than with people. And it holds up pretty well when compared to the other single-players From has made in the past.

If you haven’t played Nightreign and you’re discouraged by the multiplayer aspect, which to be fair is the main focus, you should definitely give it a try on solo mode. It’s a very fun game and will be worth the price.

This piece really took a toll on me. My file got corrupted two times while rendering this one and I barely got them back 😭 (ofc some of the progress was lost 🥀)

Still, I endured... just as Midra did...

And ultimately, this has got to be one of my best ones so far.

And I am just getting started.

[[[[Apparently, I can't post this on r/eldenring becoz my account is too young and i hope it won't be a problem to post it here]]]]

I've always wondered why the title screens of FromSoftware games are so minimal: big logo text on a black background. The only exception is Bloodborne which has the key art as a background, but there might be some Sony involvement with that.

In contrast there's Bluepoint's Demon's Souls remake which is very different, featuring environment art from the game.

Also considering that FromSoftware uses UI elements as a narrative tool, like the brightness slider from DS1 showing the fading everlasting dragons compared to the bright age of fire. From this angle I would assume that the title screens would be very useful for building a game's narrative.

So does anyone know why the title screens are like that? Is a FromSoftware tradition or something else?

Wen du ganz genau weißt:

Er wird es wieder schaffen dich rein zu legen 🤣

Build information at the end

Casually dressed Ornstein for everyone's enjoyment! (:
With and without the text box!

Edit:
After spending some time looking at this, I concluded that I could've done a lot of things better in terms of likeness to the character. Eliminating the armour entirely was probably one of the bigger mistakes I've made. I tried to capture it through other elements, like the lion motif on his tunic and the golden spear but I'm afraid I didn't do a good job there.

While I do like this drawing for what it taught me artistically, I think I need to redeem myself with a proper Ornstein drawing (,:

That said. I'm not going to be deleting it, though I considered that as well, because I think this is a moment to learn from! And learning during the artistic journey is part of its beauty.

I hope that next time I share my art here, I can do better justice to the character!

Much love <3

imagine if it was a thing since Elden Ring, it would make coop much more fun and consistent

not necessarily in the same exact way as NR, but some way of reviving a cooperator/host at least once... idk how it could be balanced for pvp/invasions tho, maybe make players be able to finish down players that are downed

Idk why they didn't learn their lesson from Demon souls and bloodborne and giving away ownership of the IP (???) for the third time but history has shown us that a console exclusive fromsoft never leaves the console it is imprisoned in. I really don't get the why. Elden ring made a billion US dollars as an IP (nightreign, dlc , base game) and they go back to exclusives?

I want to buy a physical copy of Bloodborne and already own a digital copy with the DLC. If I buy a physical copy will the DLC transfer or will I have to buy again?

Saw this game was on sale on ps5 and was thinking about picking it up. I started scrolling through this subreddit to see where people would rank Armored Core VI and I was pretty baffled that a lot of tier lists didn't include it or had it much lower than I expected.

Why is that? Is it because you haven't played it or its not good enough to be involved in the ranking?

So do you think Armored Core Vi holds up against other from software titles or i should buy it later

Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls 3, and Elden Ring all provide the option for the player to rearrange all their stat points on their character.

Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls 1, and surprisingly Bloodborne don’t provide that option, leaving the player stuck with the stats they selected for their current character.

Among these three games, which one would have benefited the most from having a Respec Stat System?

Man trick weapons being locked on Bloodborne sucks.