I wish we could move away from trying to funnel someone's perspective into a number. What does a 10 even mean?Eurogamer's would have been a 10 definitely. That last paragraph says it all.
Wait what.The Souls and Bloodborne series is not at all difficult, those who have problem in playing this series is bad with the control. This difficulty should be normal these days. People are so used to the game that will take you in hand, the tutorials are scattered throughout the Hunter Dream. The sad thing is seeing "journalists" crying because he can not play. Go do something else, man.
He was in Central Yarnham for 12 hours and still complains about the lack of a map... Honestly baffling to me. By the time I'm done with a Souls game the world is imprinted on my mind.I'm assuming the IGN article bashing Bloodborne has already been discussed to death?
I accidentally visited IGN earlier to check and see if they finished their review of the game yet, and that was the article highlighted in the navigation bar. Whose idea was it to bash a game before the review's even finished? I know it's not the same guy who's writing the review, but it seems like a terrible click-bait idea.
It's a casual gamer complaining about Bloodborne not being more casual-friendly, and to me that seems more like a piece he should have posted on his blog rather than something making the front page of IGN with 14k replies.
If people like him had his way, I wouldn't be enjoying the game so much.
I assume you're referring to the Wiki?
That's community-driven, and they also have several freelancers add content to their guides.
The real question you should be asking is why IGN got their review copy late, yet they were the ones providing full exclusive coverage for the game before its release.
I'm confused about this too. Seems like IGN is pulling a late review so it doesn't drown in the many early reviews.Am I missing something...IGN was able to make a full walk through for the game but still couldn't finish a review?
so what? It's not like his opinion is crazy or too out there. Lots of people experience these games in this way.He was in Central Yarnham for 15 hours and still complains about the lack of a map... Honestly baffling to me. By the time I'm done with a Souls game the world is imprinted on my mind.
Theyre definetly not as difficult as people make them out to be.The Souls and Bloodborne series is not at all difficult, those who have problem in playing this series is bad with the control. This difficulty should be normal these days. People are so used to the game that will take you in hand, the tutorials are scattered throughout the Hunter Dream. The sad thing is seeing "journalists" crying because he can not play. Go do something else, man.
It's just surprising to me, that's all. I'm not worked up, he can feel however he wants.so what? It's not like his opinion is crazy or too out there. Lots of people experience these games in this way.
Piece is fine, no need to get worked up over one dude. Gerstmann hates these games too- and what?
Probably? And that doesn't invalidate his thoughts either. Nothing is communicated in these games and that turns some people off.It's just surprising to me, that's all. I'm not worked up, he can feel however he wants.
Also, he keeps saying it takes 15 minutes to get back to the first boss? Did he miss the obvious shortcut that cuts it down to 1-2 minutes?
Wait what.
I disagree, I think plenty is communicated. In fact, Bloodborne is even more friendly to the player in that regard than previous Souls games.Probably? And that doesn't invalidate his thoughts either. Nothing is communicated in these games and that turns some people off.
Dude- I love this game, but "plenty" is deffff not communicated, especially compared to the average game.I disagree, I think plenty is communicated. In fact, Bloodborne is even more friendly to the player in that regard than previous Souls games.
Wait what.
Plenty is a relative term so our opinions on it may differ. Regardless, you said nothing was communicated which is false.Dude- I love this game, but "plenty" is deffff not communicated, especially compared to the average game.
Theyre definetly not as difficult as people make them out to be.
Eurogamer 'Essential' (Essentially: 9-10/10)
OP needs fixing as Eurogamer just gave it *ESSENTIAL* rating (whatever that equates to)
The Souls and Bloodborne series is not at all difficult, those who have problem in playing this series is bad with the control. This difficulty should be normal these days. People are so used to the game that will take you in hand, the tutorials are scattered throughout the Hunter Dream. The sad thing is seeing "journalists" crying because he can not play. Go do something else, man.
Theyre definetly not as difficult as people make them out to be.
Yes, I can not understand these people, the last game I played the souls series was there in 2010. Demons souls, and not finished because I had to return to the owner. I liked a lot. Then I did not have time to play games and keep out of time, but played bloodborne, died a 7 times to get to the first boss, normal, have not caught all game mechanics, I confuse the buttons yet. My two brothers also played and not as having difficulty, one of them did not finish dark souls and the other is a veteran in the series. But I followed some streams of new players and he managed to progress, just be patient and not be a crybaby. And then there's coop mode, which greatly eases things. I just can not understand these people.
I'm assuming the IGN article bashing Bloodborne has already been discussed to death?
I accidentally visited IGN earlier to check and see if they finished their review of the game yet, and that was the article highlighted in the navigation bar. Whose idea was it to bash a game before the review's even finished? I know it's not the same guy who's writing the review, but it seems like a terrible click-bait idea.
It's a casual gamer complaining about Bloodborne not being more casual-friendly, and to me that seems more like a piece he should have posted on his blog rather than something making the front page of IGN with 14k replies.
If people like him had his way, I wouldn't be enjoying the game so much.
I assume you're referring to the Wiki?
That's community-driven, and they also have several freelancers add content to their guides.
The real question you should be asking is why IGN got their review copy late, yet they were the ones providing full exclusive coverage for the game before its release.
I laughed when he opened up saying he killed the first boss 12 hours in.He was in Central Yarnham for 12 hours and still complains about the lack of a map... Honestly baffling to me. By the time I'm done with a Souls game the world is imprinted on my mind.
He took TWELVE HOURS TO BEAT THE CLERIC BEAST?
Are you fucking kidding me?
I upgraded everything found everything even did some grinding as I'm pretty experienced with souls games but 12 fucking hours what the hell was he fucking doing?
He took TWELVE HOURS TO BEAT THE CLERIC BEAST?
Are you fucking kidding me?
I upgraded everything found everything even did some grinding as I'm pretty experienced with souls games but 12 fucking hours what the hell was he fucking doing?
I laughed when he opened up saying he killed the first boss 12 hours in.
I really want to watch someone like this play the game, just so I can see what problems they're actually running into, and how.
I would understand if it was just the difficulty in actually fighting enemies, but he's actually having trouble navigating a single area he's been in for 12 hours, and that's troubling to me.
Oh wow, really?Probably sitting on twitter complaining about it, he nearly posted hourly updates of how much he hated it.
He was in Central Yarnham for 12 hours and still complains about the lack of a map... Honestly baffling to me. By the time I'm done with a Souls game the world is imprinted on my mind.
A secret shortcut didn't tell me where the secret was...bad game
It's not even that secret. With Souls games they generally coerce you towards finding shortcuts before fighting a boss. Open your eyes and explore a little. Maybe after 30 hours in Central Yarnham he would have stumbled across it.A secret shortcut didn't tell me where the secret was...bad game
A secret shortcut didn't tell me where the secret was...bad game
I'm assuming the IGN article bashing Bloodborne has already been discussed to death?
I accidentally visited IGN earlier to check and see if they finished their review of the game yet, and that was the article highlighted in the navigation bar. Whose idea was it to bash a game before the review's even finished? I know it's not the same guy who's writing the review, but it seems like a terrible click-bait idea.
It's a casual gamer complaining about Bloodborne not being more casual-friendly, and to me that seems more like a piece he should have posted on his blog rather than something making the front page of IGN with 14k replies.
If people like him had his way, I wouldn't be enjoying the game so much.
I assume you're referring to the Wiki?
That's community-driven, and they also have several freelancers add content to their guides.
The real question you should be asking is why IGN got their review copy late, yet they were the ones providing full exclusive coverage for the game before its release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-LWG9k9h74&feature=youtu.be&a&hd=1
One of the dumbest subjects I've heard in regards to a game. Someone trying to review a game, calling it overrated without playing it because they saw enough videos on it make a judgement. It's also exactly like a car everyone, because good cars you can tell how they are because of how they look and drive when you see someone else. It's the same thing!
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A secret shortcut didn't tell me where the secret was...bad game
The Souls and Bloodborne series is not at all difficult, those who have problem in playing this series is bad with the control. This difficulty should be normal these days. People are so used to the game that will take you in hand, the tutorials are scattered throughout the Hunter Dream. The sad thing is seeing "journalists" crying because he can not play. Go do something else, man.
Yes, I can not understand these people, the last game I played the souls series was there in 2010. Demons souls, and not finished because I had to return to the owner. I liked a lot. Then I did not have time to play games and keep out of time, but played bloodborne, died a 7 times to get to the first boss, normal, have not caught all game mechanics, I confuse the buttons yet. My two brothers also played and not as having difficulty, one of them did not finish dark souls and the other is a veteran in the series. But I followed some streams of new players and he managed to progress, just be patient and not be a crybaby. And then there's coop mode, which greatly eases things. I just can not understand these people.
A secret shortcut didn't tell me where the secret was...bad game
I don't blame him for running into Cleric Beast later on, the first boss I ran into was Father G.
It's not even that secret. With Souls games they generally coerce you towards finding shortcuts before fighting a boss. Open your eyes and explore a little. Maybe after 30 hours in Central Yarnham he would have stumbled across it.
Totally agree. Dude was probably terrified to go any other direction than the one he was already familiar with. Souls games are meant to be explored and discovered. I mean...isn't the lack of exploration in games a pretty big gripe these days? I'll never understand. LolTo top it off, that "secret" shortcut isn't very secret at all. For fuck's sake, he could see the shortcut directly in front of the lantern every time he died (probably in the 100's).
Ha, that IGN article is amazing. Its 2 pages to say I RAGE QUIT.
Which I can understand, I rage quite Dark Souls a number of times but I never basically called the game a big load of old shit because of my failings. And a number of his complaints (no map for example) are just laughable, essentially "I'm bad at this game, therefore the game is bad"
Will be buying Bloodborne this evening.