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Dark Souls & other Souls-Likes
Who else got The Old Hunter? I just finished it. It was a great (albeit short-lived) experience!
Wait it was released?
Yep, time to pull my Ludwig's Blade out of retirement.
EDIT: Ugh, forgot I left my game in a state of NG+, gotta fight all the way to Vicar Amelia, yaaaaaaaay. Ragnarok.Zeig said: » Who else got The old Hunter? I just finished it. It was a great (albeit short-lived) experience! I just beat it myself. I found it surprising long. Granted not as long as the main game.. but pretty good for the $20. Also the new weapons are really fun xD Still gotta beat chalice dungeons though... may never finish those. I feel like I've been sent to hell, that blood river part, full of those blood sucking things with the added ability of being able to spit blood, followed by a cave with a hunter who uses a freaking minigun and then a blood starved beast reskin.
Lovely. Hope they make another Bloodborne.
Pwolf Drkgawd said: » Hope they make another Bloodborne. Ragnarok.Zeig said: » Pwolf Drkgawd said: » Hope they make another Bloodborne. Well... From Software doesn't own Bloodborne or Demon's Souls... So even if they do decide to make no more games in the serious. Sony can still make them. It probably would be best not to force a game out of them, Miyazaki's work wouldn't be nearly as well done if he was forced to make something I'd think. Or they'd just stick a B-Team on the project like DS2.
Kalila said: » It probably would be best not to force a game out of them, Miyazaki's work wouldn't be nearly as well done if he was forced to make something I'd think. Or they'd just stick a B-Team on the project like DS2. In all the quotes/interviews I saw he never said anything about no more bloodborne. He said he is thinking about DS3 being the finale for that series. Never says anything about Bloodborne. Pwolf Drkgawd said: » Kalila said: » It probably would be best not to force a game out of them, Miyazaki's work wouldn't be nearly as well done if he was forced to make something I'd think. Or they'd just stick a B-Team on the project like DS2. In all the quotes/interviews I saw he never said anything about no more bloodborne. He said he is thinking about DS3 being the finale for that series. Never says anything about Bloodborne. Seen this? Miyazaki interview. Miyazaki-san said: I don't think it'd be the right choice to continue indefinitely creating Souls and Bloodborne games. I'm considering Dark Souls 3 to be the big closure on the series. That's not just limited to me, but From Software and myself together want to aggressively make new things in the future. Dark Souls 3 will mark the last game where the development project began before I became president. The next title will be a game that was conceived while I was president. I believe that From Software has to create new things. There will be new types of games coming from us, and Dark Souls 3 is an important marker in the evolution of From Software. About 100 attempts later, this is the result of me fighting the FIRST boss of the DLC on NG+3. I got some attempts in before work, so I wasn't streaming, and I was pretty rusty on my dodges, but hey, who cares how slick your dodges are if you die in the end anyways?
Attempt... 100'ish on NG+3: ~3:30 fight Also, a pretty funny moment happened while I was dying horribly. I land a hit to trigger phase 2 the instant he landed an instant kill attack on me (well, his attack power was greater than my HP). I left the phase change cutscene in during this video if anyone is interested in seeing it. Pretty cool stuff. Very good fight. Also... music is so great. Made it all worth the effort to win just listening to phase 2, even for a few seconds before I died. Out of curiosity, is the DLC intended as endgame content? I left the game in fresh NG+3 status and the first boss is flattening me pretty easily while my attacks barely make a dent.
Cerberus.Tidis said: » Out of curiosity, is the DLC intended as endgame content? I left the game in fresh NG+3 status and the first boss is flattening me pretty easily while my attacks barely make a dent. I don't doubt you will be able to do it though. We all know Souls games are more about skill then levels or gear since people can beat them at Lv1. I believe (Boss Spoiler) has been beaten by someone on NG(7) with a level 4 character.
Thats an insane watch. Ackeron said: » Cerberus.Tidis said: » Out of curiosity, is the DLC intended as endgame content? I left the game in fresh NG+3 status and the first boss is flattening me pretty easily while my attacks barely make a dent. I don't doubt you will be able to do it though. We all know Souls games are more about skill then levels or gear since people can beat them at Lv1. Tidis, I was there with you. I was on NG+3 at level 160 and I felt horribly underleveled, so that is mainly why it took me so many tries I guess.
Just keep trying. Focus on dodging, as it will be your greatest strength during that fight. It really will. The more experienced you are with dodging and willing to make those risky....cool looking dodges, the larger you'll see the windows of opportunity. That is very important, because that is when you can destroy the phase 1 boss. You can seriously dominate and push to phase 2 without getting hit and using zero blood vials in about 1 minute if you are completely aggressive and staggering both sides of him back to back. I've had some very impressive phase 1 clears, but with my lack of experience with phase 2, it really didn't matter. I had to get there enough to see enough to clear it, and that is the challenge of this fight. It might seem like the challenge is how aggressive phase 1 is, but it won't even compare to the different fighting styles the two phases have. The hardest part of the fight, if you struggle with phase 1, is going to be phase 2 most likely, due to your lack of experience with phase 2 and the inability to practice phase 2 alone. It will be a struggle, but to some they felt phase 2 was easier than phase 1, but I wonder if those players played on a fresh NG, and phase 1 wasn't that bad for them. One of my favorite streamers, Lobos Jr, does silly challenge runs. So he decided he wanted to get to NG+7, and beat every DLC boss with only his fists. No weapon, no gun, nothing else but his hands.
It took him 12 hours to beat the first boss, and he's currently on the final boss, but this is so amazing. Bloodborne: The Old Hunters' First Boss, NG+7, Fist Only Kill: YouTube Video Placeholder It's a 38 minute fight, but I loved every second of it. It is unlikely you'll be a high enough level to clear the DLC until very late game, so I wouldn't worry too much about getting the DLC until you're reaching the end.
Caitsith.Shiroi said: » I've bought a PS4 & Bloodborne ... should I buy the old hunter right a way or it can wait until I finish the game? before you finish the game. unless you want to play through the game a second time. As you need to be a little ways into the game to be able to play the dlc. Kalila said: » It will be a struggle, but to some they felt phase 2 was easier than phase 1, but I wonder if those players played on a fresh NG, and phase 1 wasn't that bad for them. Basically the same people who claimed that the Prepare to Die expansion was super easy. Kalila said: » One of my favorite streamers, Lobos Jr, does silly challenge runs. So he decided he wanted to get to NG+7, and beat every DLC boss with only his fists. No weapon, no gun, nothing else but his hands. It took him 12 hours to beat the first boss, and he's currently on the final boss, but this is so amazing. Bloodborne: The Old Hunters' First Boss, NG+7, Fist Only Kill: YouTube Video Placeholder It's a 38 minute fight, but I loved every second of it. Man, fighting The Orphan of Kos now, and honestly... I don't know when I'm supposed to setup up the magical backstabs that make it sooooo easy or whatever.
I hate this fight. Most of his attacks stagger to the point of being unable to get up.
Genuine spoiler - Lady Maria fight
Asura.Vyre said: » Kalila said: » One of my favorite streamers, Lobos Jr, does silly challenge runs. So he decided he wanted to get to NG+7, and beat every DLC boss with only his fists. No weapon, no gun, nothing else but his hands. It took him 12 hours to beat the first boss, and he's currently on the final boss, but this is so amazing. Bloodborne: The Old Hunters' First Boss, NG+7, Fist Only Kill: YouTube Video Placeholder It's a 38 minute fight, but I loved every second of it. But really, I love his determination. He'd rather spend 20 hours dying over and over doing something HIS way rather than the 'right' way. If he thinks it can be done, he wants to try. I just love that. He never quits unless he knows, without a doubt, that it is impossible, with undeniable proof, and then he only celebrates in knowing that it is impossible yet he still tried his best. For example, he tried doing a Karmic Justice only run in Dark Souls, but he discovered that that run is impossible because of Pinwheel. Pinwheel just can not attack you enough times to trigger Karmic Justice to go off, making the run impossible to do. Just confirmed that Lobos defeated the optional DLC boss, NG+7, fists only. The kill is on his Twitch archive, took almost 50 min...
Spent at least 10 hours in planning and training! ![]() |
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