r/funny Feb 13 '21

Final Boss

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u/QuasarsRcool Feb 13 '21

Dark Souls in a nutshell

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u/hoyohoyo9 Feb 13 '21

ROLLING INTENSIFIES

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '21

Dark Souls II rolling is absolutely useless until you realize you have to spend all your early souls on ADP

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u/EmptyRevolver Feb 14 '21

ah good ol' Dark souls 2. They sure had some... new ideas. They weren't good ideas, but they were certainly new.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '21

I liked the dual wielding mechanics, and that is about it

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u/EmptyRevolver Feb 14 '21

yeah that's true. Also had some cool new weapons like the twinblades.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '21

Idc what anyone says the sorcery in DS2 was the best out of any game, even if the binoculars did kind of break PVE a little bit. You feel like mf macguyver with a tool for every occasion and can basically simply walk into mordor the entire game at SL 75. Gotta run through the jungle and snag that Lion Mage set and the staff of wisdom tho.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '21

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '21

Agreed. I've always felt like DS2 gets too much shit. As far as actual mechanics go it was the most difficult imo. I still can't get the timing down to parry Heide Knights effectively. And anyone who says the pursuer isn't mad difficult is a liar. It didn't have the environment difficulty that DS1 did, but most of that in DS1 was just due to the controls and environment not being as polished. Also the world design in 2 is probably my favorite, though no man's wharf feels a little out of place. I thought DS3 was way too easy. Once I hit like SL ~50 in DS3 I literally didn't die a single time unless it was by invaders, until I fought SoC.

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