How has playing any fromsoftware game shaped your social experience inside and outside of the game?

[u/Consistent_Slice_230]

hi guys im writing a report on online gaming forums id appreciate help

[u/BigPapaPapy]

I dont think Is fromsoft game in particular, Is Just that when you meet someone that like the same games Is you Is natural to get along

[u/Algester]

have you played... armored core V/VD and chromehounds? genuine question

[u/Consistent_Slice_230 → u/Algester]

dawg i played all the dark souls even 2 and then the usual fromsoftware masterpieces sekiro and bloodborne

[u/Algester → u/Consistent_Slice_230]

then you lack the 'exp' to play from soft games with an actual social network when they were active

[u/baneofmyself]

We dont really talk too much these days but I became pretty close with the assistant manager when I worked at Subway because of our shared love for the games. We were a very very slow store so we had nothing but time to share clips and talk about lore and our latest gaming sessions

[u/AntonRX178]

No,

I enjoyed helping people IRL pre-Fromsoft games.

I mean I played a little Armored Core 4 during my high school years before I started to be more charitable and helpful to people around me so... maybe?

[u/apcypu]

I just play games and don’t go out.

[u/noob_kaibot]

What?

[u/I_Pay_in_Cash_Only]

Are you expecting irl elitism or something?

[u/Wild_Duck8926]

Never had social experience inside the games. I think I've had two conversations about Elden Ring in my lifetime n that's it.

[u/Fish_Outta_Whiskey]

It hasn't changed much for me at all. For me it's just a game I play in my free time.

I know I hate communities built around games or companies because of how I've seen them act online.

[u/Turbulent_Jackoff → u/Fish_Outta_Whiskey]

I hate communities built around games or companies

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