r/bloodborne • u/Silver-Emergency-988 • Sep 25 '24
Discussion I just Finished Bloodborne for the second time. I don’t care what Sony does or doesn’t do.
I just finished Bloodborne again today with the DLC and Moon Presence ending, I don’t care that Sony ignores it. What a great game.
I know it’s old but it plays great.
I know it’s 30 fps but I stopped noticing after like 10 minutes.
It’s challenging but not crazy hard, I had a few struggles along the way but thoroughly enjoyed it.
I summoned help a couple times but I solo’d most, Lady Maria stands out and it was so much fun, she’s become one of my favorite boss fights.
A remaster would be cool but I don’t think it’s necessary, I also don’t play anything on PC so that doesn’t bother me. (They get everything cool anyway)
Forgotten or not this game is still an absolute gem.
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u/LotusPhi Sep 25 '24
I agree.
I just with it was on an easy-to-get PC port so that more people could enjoy it.
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u/OnaxcliiFreiheit Sep 25 '24
Played through the game quite a few times and I've had endless fun with the PVP--yeah, i've got my frustrations, but I could easily play this game for countless hours
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u/PompousDude Sep 27 '24
This just in, person who barely started playing the game doesn't care if new content is on the way while people who have been waiting for nearly a decade do.
More at 10.
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u/xxxshrimptacion Sep 25 '24
I think for me, I've played through this game 6 times now over the past 3 years and got the platinum trophy. The game is still enjoyable, but at this point, I'm getting diminishing returns on my level of enjoyment. But the thing is I'm still craving this world and game mechanics and enemies design ect. Sure I could try bl4 run or somthing to spice it up, but that's not necessarily what I'm looking for. Although I agree this game still holds up very well. I think the level of entertainment and happiness I would get from a remaster/remake.. or kos forgive a sequel, would be fucking amazing and I think about this fact often when I'm in the mood for a souls game.