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[Cainhurst Crow]

If it comes out on PC Imma gettin it.

 

Anyone use the Threaded Cane? How is it?

[Dominus]

Fraid I don't use it much >.< It's got nice crowd damage ability, and the glory of using a Pimp Cane against the Menacing Hunt. I prefer the Saw Cleaver, works almost like a fist weapon at short range, and serious range if transformed.

Sorry, I think it's stuck on PS3.

[Fexelea]

Haha that video. The game was developed by Sony Studios Japan & From Software, published by Sony. It won't make it to other platforms.

[Commander Rpg]

It won't make it to other platforms.

Who cares. PC products have much more to offer.

[Fexelea]

Who cares. PC products have much more to offer.

 

Well if you want to play Bloodborne, you care

 

I play on PC and PS4. I don't see a need to limit my choices

[Commander Rpg]

Well if you want to play Bloodborne, you care

 

I play on PC and PS4. I don't see a need to limit my choices

I don't crave for it, so I don't care.

You can do what you want, I'm saying PC has a superior list of games, so there isn't a real need to worry about exclusives, if one has a PC.

Bloodborne is a re-skinned version of Dark Souls with few changes, there isn't even the novelty factor.

[Commander Rpg]

I know what I should do with my time, I don't need an advisor. Thanks.

[Fexelea]

I don't crave for it, so I don't care.

You can do what you want, I'm saying PC has a superior list of games, so there isn't a real need to worry about exclusives, if one has a PC.

Bloodborne is a re-skinned version of Dark Souls with few changes, there isn't even the novelty factor.

 

Good for you not to care then, then not really sure why you chose to show up on the Bloodborne thread and select a specific reply to someone else stating if it is coming to pc they would get it.

I disagree with your comments. Bloodborne plays nothing like Dark Souls and its core combat mechanics are indeed uniquely different, its world setup completely unrelated, and its progression and matchmaking a clear departure from previous titles.

[Dobbysaurus]

Oh, sounds like someones jelly they can't play this.

 

 

Anyways. I got Amelia down finally. Also finally avenged Eileen by killing Henryk. Not killing him had been bugging me for a while, but I was finally strong enough to do it.

 

Then I got taken by a Snatcher and taken to jail. That place is tough! Darkbeast Paarl got me in the end though. 

 

Also, no matter what different weapons I use, I always go back to the Hunter's Axe. I thought I would like Ludwigs Blade, but it just didn't feel right. I guess the Axe will be the weapon I finish the game with. 

[Fexelea]

Oh, sounds like someones jelly they can't play this.

 

 

Anyways. I got Amelia down finally. Also finally avenged Eileen by killing Henryk. Not killing him had been bugging me for a while, but I was finally strong enough to do it.

 

Then I got taken by a Snatcher and taken to jail. That place is tough! Darkbeast Paarl got me in the end though. 

 

Also, no matter what different weapons I use, I always go back to the Hunter's Axe. I thought I would like Ludwigs Blade, but it just didn't feel right. I guess the Axe will be the weapon I finish the game with. 

 

Spin 2 Win!!!

I used the axe all my playthrough to platinum. I rolled new toons and they have axe too. Axe is life. Axe is love.

[Eternal Phoenix]

I don't crave for it, so I don't care.

You can do what you want, I'm saying PC has a superior list of games, so there isn't a real need to worry about exclusives, if one has a PC.

Bloodborne is a re-skinned version of Dark Souls with few changes, there isn't even the novelty factor.

 

"I haven't played Bloodborne but I can say that it's simply Dark Souls re-skinned with a few changes."

 

lel

 

Dark Souls 2 was Dark Souls 1 re-skinned with a few changes, Bloodborne is a huge departure only resembling the Souls series in terms of level design, aesthetics and controls. The entire game plays differently though.

 

But your lost if you only want to game on PC.

[Commander Rpg]

Oh, sounds like someones jelly they can't play this.

http://en.wikipedia...._and_the_Grapes

 

This doesn't apply to me, and I don't need to play a game to know how it works. I've both played Dark Souls and seen gameplays (numerous) of Bloodborne.

[Eternal Phoenix]

http://en.wikipedia...._and_the_Grapes

 

This doesn't apply to me, and I don't need to play a game to know how it works. I've both played Dark Souls and seen gameplays (numerous) of Bloodborne.

 

lol

[Commander Rpg]

lol

Risus abundat in ore stultorum.

[Eternal Phoenix]

Risus abundat in ore stultorum.

 

If you say so.

 

But as someone who has played both Dark Souls games and Bloodborne, I agree with everyone else who has played all three that Bloodborne is a different game.

 

It seems that only Xbots and PC exclusive gamers feel otherwise so that speaks for itself really as does your continued crusade in this thread about a supposedly shitty recycled game.   So I think the story about the Fox and the Grapes does apply to you otherwise you wouldn't be so bitter about a game...which as I'll point out again, you haven't played.

[Dominus]

Dark Souls 2 was Dark Souls 1 re-skinned with a few changes, Bloodborne is a huge departure only resembling the Souls series in terms of level design, aesthetics and controls. The entire game plays differently though.

Yeah, that. It takes many elements from both Demon's and Dark, but differentiates itself to the point that the Series' relation is similar to that of Bayonetta and DmC.

The Regain Mechanic is simultaneously a lifesaver and a life-gamble. Not as useful for most bosses, but it can make a big difference with normal enemies. Using ranged is practically useless in base damage, but works very well as an alternative to parrying from Demon/Dark. Parrying was usually too tricky to be worth it back in the day, but the time frame for using Quicksilver bullets is fairly leniant.

Arcane Usage is weird, but very handy if invested in. Honestly, I'd invest in that before trying Bloodtinge - Empty Phantasm Shell makes for a strong damage boost, and saves the cost of fire paper or its alternatives. Without the original classes, it does hit replay value a bit if spell variance is a big issue for the player.

Story-Wise, Dark Souls was essentially an Archaeological Dig - most of that storyline is exploring what's left, over what's still kicking. Bloodborne still has plenty of that, but you're given more reason to be interested, and a great deal of that is far from deceased. This is especially true during, and after a very specific moment in the story. Environmentally, it's much harder to ignore the abnormalities in certain sections of this game.

¯\(°_o)/¯

More Lore: Willem and Evolution

[Dobbysaurus]

Darkbeast Paarl has been defeated. Now I can sleep in peace. 

[Althix]

Darkbeast Paarl has been defeated. Now I can sleep in peace. 

gratz.

 

mhm... actually spared some time to do Chalice Dungeons... and i am really disappointed. Honestly i was kinda expecting more from that. As i recall From stated, that CD were designed to keep game fresh.... but i am affraid they failed to deliver.

[Fexelea]

gratz.

 

mhm... actually spared some time to do Chalice Dungeons... and i am really disappointed. Honestly i was kinda expecting more from that. As i recall From stated, that CD were designed to keep game fresh.... but i am affraid they failed to deliver.

Chalice Dungeons are a great idea with really poor implementation. You will however run into the Defiled Chalice half-health wall... it's kind of a pain so here are the wiki's glyph to get help:

Join Fextra Great Pthumeru Ihyll Chalice via this Glyph: egn5rrdj Join Fextra Defiled dungeon via this Glyph: b4bi2s3n

[Dominus]

Chalice Dungeons are a great idea with really poor implementation.

Can't say much on the Root Chalice/Online section, but I'd personally say the Chalice ingredient chase gets a bit out of hand near the endgame chalices; anything with Depth 4 or above becomes a nightmare to find. I typically had to do Ritual Blood runs to gather enough for the newer ones like Isz and the Great Decrepit Blue-Eyes White Chalice.

The Bloodborne Wiki's been a godsend on finding that sort of stuff, thankfully.

[Fexelea]

You can buy most of the ritual bloods, I didn't really need to farm for that but I did find the chalices themselves to be rather monotonous. It was all a giant deja-vu labyrinth lol

I'm happy the wiki has helped. Still working on filling out remaining details. Getting all this info recorded is no small task xD

[Dobbysaurus]

After having had a very tough time beating Shadow of Yharnam, I will take a break. Not because I want to but because of the Witcher 3. But I will definitely come back to Bloodborne and finish it. It's been the toughest game I've ever played but I love it. 

[Dominus]

Bloodborne Expansion in the Works

After having had a very tough time beating Shadow of Yharnam, I will take a break.

Can't blame you, it can be nightmarish if not done a certain way. One of the few bosses I've ragequitted on.

Enjoy The Break In case you need help on it, here's some Tips N' Tricks N' Such:

Spoiler

At The Start: You want to get the fire-spamming guy first. The easiest way to do this is to get a long distance from him, kite the other 2 towards you, then run past them and hit him a bunch. If he tries to cast fireballs at you, jump above him and hit the axe on the other side of the bridge. Or roll. Around 1/4 health, they'll enter their true form. Start wailing on the fire guy and finish him off.

It had to be Snakes: Stay in close proximity to these guys. As with the first, they're prone to staggering. Focus on Samurai Ringwraith first, the torch guy can be avoided fairly easily by a roll. He'll sometimes lunge, so be careful. Samurai Guy usually does 2 strong slices, or 4-5 quick ones. Just back up and let him pretend he might get a hit on you. Slap em' till he's down.

If you do head into long distance in this phase, they'll start doing the long-distance strike. A well-timed roll while locked onto them can avoid it, but it's very hard to do.

(I wouldn't lock on during the first phase, but I'd stay locked on to samurai guy during the second)

They Might Be Giants: Don't let him summon. Before taking down Samurai Guy, make sure you have plenty of stamina for the next guy.

He's actually quite easy at this point. Slap him *once*, and he'll move to your right. So move right, slap, and repeat. He'll keep doing this over and over again. And that's it. That's the fight. :|

VaatiVidya on Bloodborne's Story

[Dobbysaurus]

I did in the end after like 10 or maybe even more deaths, kill them. Using Tonitrus was a big help!! So far for me, they were the toughest boss. 

 

 

But an expansion!! Yay! 

[Eternal Phoenix]

I knew they would be working on something which is why I held off buying any limited edition, it would have been a worthless buy considering From Software have produced two "ultimate editions" for their games starting with the first Dark Souls.

 

Hopefully this expansions offers as much as Artorias of the Abyss for Dark Souls 1.
 

You can buy most of the ritual bloods, I didn't really need to farm for that but I did find the chalices themselves to be rather monotonous. It was all a giant deja-vu labyrinth lol

 
This. Chalice Dungeon ingredients are easy to come by and buy, the only problem is that they are indeed quite monotonous. There are a few good encounters and unique bosses though so they're worth doing still.
 
As per-usual, I've avoided wikias/walkthroughs for every little thing in this game. For me, I prefer discovering things by accident in a game like this. Two months later and the game is still offering a lot to me and at this point, I now think it's From Software's best game to date.