LogFAQs > #928378728

LurkerFAQs, Active DB, DB1, DB2, DB3, DB4, Database 5 ( 01.01.2019-12.31.2019 ), DB6, DB7, DB8, DB9, DB10, DB11, DB12, Clear

Topic List	Page List: 1
Topic	Replaying Dark Souls 2.
CassandraCain 10/05/19 4:06:03 PM #20:	I would consider Sekiro a souls game. As for where to start, Bloodborne could be a good introduction to the series but it depends on what type of playstyle you prefer. Bloodborne is fast and aggressive combat with a spooky Lovecraftian setting (btw the best game in the series in case no one told you). Dark Souls requires you to take your time and study your opponent and surroundings, there's also more variety when it comes to how you wanna play. Such as magic making things way easier for a first time player. If you wanna go in guns a-blazin' then Bloodborne is a fine starting point, otherwise I suggest Dark Souls. Any one of them are fine to start with. I could even make a case for Demon's Souls if they would make a dang HD port of it but they won't so I won't --- I don't kill... but I don't lose either. <cite>CassandraCain posted [p:928378728] in Replaying ... [t:78064433]...</cite> <quote>I would consider Sekiro a souls game. As for where to start, Bloodborne could be a good introduction to the series but it depends on what type of playstyle you prefer. Bloodborne is fast and aggressive combat with a spooky Lovecraftian setting (btw the best game in the series in case no one told you). Dark Souls requires you to take your time and study your opponent and surroundings, there's also more variety when it comes to how you wanna play. Such as magic making things way easier for a first time player. If you wanna go in guns a-blazin' then Bloodborne is a fine starting point, otherwise I suggest Dark Souls. Any one of them are fine to start with. I could even make a case for Demon's Souls if they would make a dang HD port of it but they won't so I won't --- I don't kill... but I don't lose either.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Topic List	Page List: 1