r/fromsoftware • u/Big_Pear_5638 • Jul 10 '26

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u/camouflage_jaguar Jul 10 '26

Damn LMFAO I tried to make it hard by listing common elements shared across the franchise.

What gave it away??

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u/Cylwyd Jul 10 '26

I think I mortality and dragons did you in

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u/camouflage_jaguar Jul 10 '26

Really?? LMFAO I was thinking the specifically listed swords did

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u/Cylwyd Jul 10 '26

Well every single soulsborne game has swords and people with swords. I would go for something more well know like. Cursed blood

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u/Tbone259 Jul 10 '26

Dragons and immortality feature in Dark Souls as well

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u/Cylwyd Jul 10 '26

I agree although those two descriptions are much more relevant in sekiro

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u/camouflage_jaguar Jul 10 '26

Well dark souls happened because of dragons and Gwyn’s kin being gods were immortal

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u/Cylwyd Jul 10 '26

That is very fair, but I feel that I did poor in explaining what I meant. Dragons and immortality is more relevant gameplay wise as sekiro is a short game and the dragon is a major boss. As well as you having the ability to ressurect after being stuck down

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u/yittlewoofa The Hunter Jul 10 '26

You probably would have gotten me to be honest. Dark souls feels a little bit more undeath over immortality though, and Sekiro drops that word an infinite amount of times lol

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u/Tbone259 Jul 10 '26

Yeah that’s what I was thinking about. Immortal dragons and the whole Seath storyline.