I just do shit out of order, and I enjoy getting to play with late game toys. Once you get past the first new game it becomes faster and easier to snowball all the way to the end in a fraction the effort.
The playerbase became obsessed with playing the games in a very rigid and boring way. Use non buffs, no spells, no incants, only roll spam and r1 with a straightsword or you aren't playing the game right.
How many whiners are going to crawl out of the woodwork and demand they buff him again for being too easy, because they want the bragging rights?
Maybe a few? But I don't think too many I've seen more complaints about hoe difficult he is than being wanting him to be harder or being okay with the difficulty.
Fucking why? I thought one of the main points of the DLC is that Kindly Twinkella wanted to create a Radahn he could to command to wreck the anus of any who would interfere with his retarded plan. It's breaks the lore to nerf him.
Because he was a chore to fight and not fun. It was Fromsoft trying difficult for the sake of difficult
I do appreciate a boss who asked the question, "What if I just superman punch this nigga the second his ass walks through the door?"
Because I still haven't used all the interesting weapons/spells yet.
Yeah I got to Radahn, saw that fight and said fuck it im not "finishing" the DLC. The battered housewife psychological trickery aint working here.
I didnt ignore pots, food, incantations etc. because it made the game harder. I ignored them because of how retarded the control scheme is in ER. Any other game that had a idiotic rolodex item management system in 2024 would be roasted endlessly for it.
If I were a game dev, I would also listen to the sweaty fanboys over random twitter tards.
You can do that for 4 items.
You can also hold up on the d-pad to go back to the first spell you're attuned to. It's really bizarre and explained absolutely nowhere, but it can ease up the smashing of the up button. Leads to some weird ass DDR commands, especially in PvP if you're cycling through tons of spells. That being said, 90% of people will have like a buff or two and a single damage spell.
Ah yes, truly the weapon class that needed a buff.
Completely unusable beforehand, probably bugged tbh.
I've seen claims the patch notes are incorrect, it was colossal weapons that were buffed and not colossal swords.
Because it was a terribly designed boss fight, what the hell are you talking about? Fuck the lore, the gameplay shouldn't take back seat to vibes.
I still like the idea of some troubleshooter picking up a stick the size of a car and thinking, “yeah, needs a buff”.
