Bloodborne enemies stop respawning free#

Great atmosphere, art, music, sound, and mostly the gameplay, too. Some really amazing worlds they build in these games.

That said, I from the little I've played of them (most of Demon's Souls, and a bit of DS1 and DS3), I generally love the souls games, because I think basically everything about them is fantastic. I haven't played DS2, but I thought it was widely regarded as the obvious worst one in the series.

If anyone has any other thoughts on this I'd love to hear. It's my opinion that the 'difficulty' sprouts from (intentional?) design flaws and makes it a very frustrating experience. I just feel like this game gets away with a lot of crap due to the marketing of being really hard. If I sound salty, I can assure you that's not my reason for writing all of this. Like throwing a brick at your head from behind and telling you to catch it. Fair difficulty would be that it was a difficult challenge and I screwed up, but this game seems to try and make you lose. That kind of rule change doesn't make it feel hard, it makes it feel like the game cheated the player. The fighting feels slow and unfair (unbalanced isn't the issue, it's unfair), like moments when I hit the enemy - which usually stuns them - only to have them repeatedly stab me to death instead. Half my deaths were me hitting jump and the character deciding to take a suicidal roll of a cliff instead. I'm referring to things like invisible holes hidden in shadows, the fact that swinging any weapon takes at least three seconds, and totally inconsistent controls. Parts that didn't feel like a fair 'aw crap, my fault' loss, but an unexplained rule change. I was playing with my friends, and 95% of the times we died were just 'what?' moments.

Bloodborne enemies stop respawning free#

It's all the glaring game design issues that I feel it gets a free pass on because of it's 'hard game' status. I personally cannot stand playing this game, and it's not because I don't like difficult games I love a challenge.