Yes

Does a company own the likeness of wukong? Seems kinda silly to be mad over that.

Yeah they fixed it up pretty good and I think that’s why people moved on. Just pretty bad for the Playstation fans considering it unlaunched from the ps4 until the following year while the ps5 was still unobtainium.

I swear people forget how atrocious the cyberpunk 2077 launch was.

2 of the 3 maps in infinite wealth were re-used anyways. I really like that they get good mileage from reusing assets they make.

I’ve received that reply too many times and can understand why it turns people away. I got lucky and eventually got someone more willing to actually help and been dual booting since.

Beats the heck out of the feed of depressing articles of companies doing dumb stuff and people plugging their youtubes. In short I agree.

Scorpions were bad but i still fear early game cazadors.

I agree for the most part but with the catch that I have almost 5x (and counting) the time sunk in ds3.

Putrescent knight is probably the weirdest boss of the dlc, I had more trouble with him than anyone else save maybe messmer.

The first measuring stick dude, he makes sure you learn the mechanics. I feel like Margit and morgott are the exclusively to make sure you have a handle on them. Hell I didn’t realize jumping could dodge attacks until godfrey.

I feel the soldier of messmer is a slight exaggeration but anything bigger would definitely be an issue. They might be harder than mohg though, he has gohans dodging skill while the soldiers have and use shields.

Scales off of it still, the requirement of beating mohg and radahn puts you late game regardless.

All the souls dlcs have been much harder than the base games. Artorias, fume knight, ludwig and gael all stomped me until i changed up tactics. The dlcs have always been aimed at late/post game characters.

Meanwhile streamers are beating the dlc just throwing roundrocks.

Millions* of users, I guarantee it isn’t cheap.

“Having the mass majority of the population trapped in jobs that pay just enough that they put up with it, while giving away all their time and energy to a corporation is exactly why the average person has no power. They’ve had the will drive to force real change sucked out of them.” You can’t be real with a 180 from this comment lmao.

You hit it right on with the second paragraph. I wouldn’t hold my breath though. It’s just one of many lobbying efforts to keep that going in the US.

Oh, fair enough

“In the crinkly wrapper”