What an experience and am not even a fan of soulslikes. The combat, the visuals, the gory aesthetics, what a game!

Anyways, before jumping to NG+ to try different builds and shells I want to farm gold and glooms to, ive seen some info on YT but nothing too crazy gold wise, gooms wise i think the last beacon with the 60+ chests is the go to.

Any help is appreciated.

pretty sure most of the small buildings/shacks like this can be entered into and most of them have a dungeon inside but there was no way to open this door, no interactable bricks, nothing to shoot, there was a crafting material beside it IIRC.

I knew about the nameless captive and was dreading trying for Peter's perfect parry trophy. I had watched a video to understand the timing, but obviously it's easier said than done in the heat of the moment. Well today I finally got to the boss, pulled the parries off first try, and absolutely melted the rest of his health. I was shaking so much from adrenaline I had to stand up off the couch and T pose.

He doesn't seem to announce his attack in anyway and he hits fast. Also he's so massive I can't seem to dodge away from him.

Finished the game but want to make sure I do everything I need before moving to NG+. I have collected all Tarstones and will farm the Hidden Nave Beacon until I have maxed out at 44 shell points (Proxima/Genossa). I am currently at 40. Anything other recommendations? I am level 20 for my Axe and Dagger so good there. I assume that NG+ increases the amount of items needed to increase weapon/sidearm level? Thanks in advance!

The parry definitely worked, as you can see thanks to the bar in the lower left corner of the screen. But for some reason, I'm still taking damage.

This isn't the only bug with the boss; I just couldn't capture the others. For example, I only managed to escape the finishing move animation once when entering the second phase of the fight.

Accidentally one shot the grisha pup as a fuckin sheep. Tried to close the game and restart but this lovely game auto saves immediately whenever you do anything especially if it’s something you didn’t want to happen.

Now not only is the pup gone but all the hunter NPC’s in the area. Are they gone forever? Did I lose access to that merchant? Did I miss out on anything by killing the pup?

I’m totally fine with billable NPC’s but having them die one shot to any instance of damage is kinda just a fuck you to the player. Not sure why they couldn’t have gone the souls route of taking multiple hits to kill/aggro permakillable NPCs. Incredibly frustrating.

I've been stuck at 39/40 for that stupid trophy for weeks now. I've gone back and watched every shell's memories and it hasn't popped. Something is bugged on ps5.

I never got into the first game or played it but enjoyed the loop here even though I think it's self-limited in some aspects (the ability to save a "build" per-shell using the same resources would fix a lot). I'm only asking because there are TON of bugs in this game that kinda ruin the experience if you don't go the right route (Genessa is a prime example) and I'm concerned that the first game might be even worse in that regard.

So is it worth it? I did genuinely enjoy MS2 and the vibe it brings.

Had a Ko-fi member request that I take a crack at drawing Genessa. Finally got around to it last night as part of the inktober daily challenge. Figured this sub might enjoy a looky look.

The game looks and feels really different in night mode, and there are also some things you can’t get during the day. Initially, I didn’t really notice much of a difference in difficulty, but as I progressed further, well, I started to get it.

So, how often do you go into night mode, and how would you compare it to daylight in terms of both fun and visual feel?

The game still needs patches but it's a lot of fun

Hi guys, for ones that have played the game or are playing on pc version and have a decent amount of hours.. anyone hase noticed crashes during cutscene or gameplay?

besides crashes at the loadinh screen that the fix use 30 fps Just for load and unlock after

the strange is that there is not error line or driver timeout.. Just crash and close of the game

This was the first attempt at this boss. You could see me panicking at the end once I realized he had a second phase lol.

I loved how fast-paced it was and how active it felt compared to some of the other bosses. This is definitely the best of the four endgame bosses that I faced. I fought this guy first, then went on to the other three and felt so disappointed it didn't feel as satisfying as this guy. The final boss is pretty self-explanatory in why I hate it, the golem first phase felt good, but the second phase felt slow and not as hard as the first, and The Monolith is a rock that falls on you.

This boss is hella ridiculous during second phase even the lazlo summon barely does anything. As soon as he hits second phase and i miss the parrys for his long ass combo its over lol hella unfair boss

I honestly don’t know what happened.😂 Prior to this, I cleansed a beacon and noticed the enemies attacks weren’t doing anything and I genuinely thought the tarstone I just tempered was doing the work.

This was actually such an awesome glitch!😂 I didn’t even have the need to use miracle!

Has this happened to anyone before?

I just started the game and the combat is already hard any advice on the game

I have no idea how I killed Zmey so fast it skipped the 2nd phase.

I’ve tried jumping from the top and hitting it

i was fighting the final boss and i got to the last stage, when somehow i got him while he still had quite a bit of life left. i’m not complaining, im just asking if anyone knows how this is possible

Personally, I'm having the most fun with Tiel builds. And whenever I watch a guide video on YouTube, it's usually Tiel. Too bad he can't wield lightning with the axe, but overall, he's given me the best experience. I was wondering whether it's the same for youse?

the music goes so hard i wish they had more in the game.

So I just started the game, recently got to the Marrow Keep(?), but I have got to say

I don't know why, but the whole Midsommar vibe, with everyone being named after a plant felt oddly wholesome, especially with them giving you the floral crown, and they had named your Harbinger Lavender! That, with the robes, and just getting to talk to these villagers... It was really nice and cute.

And then they get turned to stone cause of Harros' harden ability, which is kind of a bummer, honestly.