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Inferi said :
Dark Souls is, on my opinion, one of the better games that's been made.

It's not the best or anything, but it's certainly unique and I liked it. Or at least the first half - in the second half the game had lost a lot of its spark and the bosses became easy (I defeatef Four Kings, Nito, Seath, and Gwyn all on the first try. I had only looked up what equipment I should bring and was unfamiliar with their attack patterns.)

Anyways, I just beat it today. But I raged like hell when I accidentally got the Dark Lord ending (I was playing as a lawful good character and the only person I murdered was the cleric knight at Firelink, which I had a good reason for.) I didn't see the bonfire in the middle and assumed it was in the next area or something.

Yes, I now know what happens when you link the Fire, but I would have preferred that ending. Now I'm playing through it again as a pyromancer just so I can be like: "Live by the fire, die by the fire! WOOOSH!"

Anyways, it's a great game, but it was a poor design choice to make The Fire entirely identical to every other bonfire. Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

06-Jul-2015 03:13:17

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Inferi said :
If the monsters are overpowered, you need to get better at the game.

Agreed. The game isn't difficult once you know the mechanics. And in truth I just don't understand the hate for certain areas. Like Blighttown - The giant ******* at the start were the only things which caused me any real trouble. Once I got past them, I made it all the way to the bottom in a single run. Or the Anor Londo archers, which I managed to get past without dying once. Beneath the gold, the Bitter Steel.

06-Jul-2015 03:20:07

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