LogFAQs > #941488853

for sure. just to be clear, you don't need to play every encounter perfectly and use the optimal weapon to have fun or be successful at playing bloodborne. I think the important thing I'm trying to stress here is what makes a C tier weapon, rather than what makes an A tier weapon.

when you press R1 repeatedly and the enemy gets pushed back, and then your second or third swing randomly misses because the weapon swings at a weird angle.

when you're trying to hit an enemy in front of you but your weapon keeps bouncing off of the wall instead of attacking.

when you try to attack an enemy but they just soak all of your attacks and then punch you back 3x as hard before you can kill them.

this is the kind of stuff that makes a C tier weapon. this is what I'm talking about. it won't make it impossible to win the game but there's going to be way more 'frustrating' moments. even novice players understand that they do not enjoy this, even if they don't really understand what is going on or why it's happening. or, worse, they just think this is the problem with the game itself rather than being aware that it's a problem with the weapon they are using.


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all the rest weren't so unfortunate
https://imgur.com/yv2eC4n