Fuck yes!
2Booty cuming to the Switch! Fuck yeah!
Nice, I was always interested in those games.
Eh, I'm not going to hold my breath for this being decent, SE has burnt many bridges with me in the past fifteen years.
Well, the good news there are other RPGs shown, including a 40 minute gameplay video of Live A Live.
Is he reviewing this or posting a run through of those games? Because that's a pretty fucking long review in both cases.
Review.
I think you could probably speedrun some of these games/series before the review finishes.... Seriously that is an obscene amount of time to spend on a review of something. I genuinely can't imagine spending that much time to see a review of a series.
It's kinda crazy how "git gud" has become so negative when it was originally just meant as the catch all answer to "How do I beat x". Because there's not really any one perfect way to beat bosses if you're having trouble. Build variety is wide enough that people may not be able to execute the most efficient or cheesiest strategies. So it went from "There's no special way to beat the boss, you just have to play better" to "lol, stop whining".
Ngl I can't see it ever not having been an insult, since it's an absolute non-answer.
"Git gud" is not an insult except maybe implicitly. It's simultaneously a troll answer to any comment like "how do I beat this" or "this is too hard" and actual advice because, in a Souls game, most of the time the answer to the question of "how do I beat this" will boil down to "learn the dodge timing and improve your basic gameplay skills", which itself boils down to "just keep at it until you get better at the game".
Like others have pointed out, it's a non-answer because there's no real universal answer for beating any of the bosses. If you choose a melee build and the boss is weak to magic your only option is to play more patiently and learn dodge timings. It almost always comes down to the fundamentals of learning when and how to avoid attacks and when you can attack and for how long without eating shit. Even in this same thread I've given advice on DS1 and most of it needed specific information on the players build or relied on how the AI reacted to certain things in a general sense. Even if there are really good options, most of it comes down to the player. Their build, how they prefer to play, and whether or not they can afford to deviate from their chosen playstyle. And that's just for bosses, it doesn't account for mobbing. So the universal answer of "you just have to get better at fundamental mechanics and figure out what works for you" turns into "git gud" after long enough because no one wants to explain that over and over and over. Which is why I'm sort of surprised it just ended up as an insult after a few years.
That's why I chose to keep my berserker with shale armor. I tend to get the wolves ready to be equipped with shale armor before sending them off.
Shame it's anime as fuck with a dumb plot. The big titty girl with torn shirt is pretty hot though if I'm remembering right.
I'd rather take a simple plot done really well than the obscurity of most of FromSoft's offerings. Yeah it's chuuni AF but it's so goddamned sincere about it that I can't help but enjoy it.
Eh, I'm the other way around. Sincerity or not it's just too damn chuuni for me to really get into and digging into the world is one of the bigger appeals of FromSoft games.
I just picked up Apsulov: End of Gods. It's a sci-fi/fantasy horror game based on Norse mythology. Long story short, Earth discovers the Norse myths are real, and figure out how to explore the other eight realms. But they unintentionally brought something back with them that is wreaking havoc on Earth. It has some annoyances like lack of checkpoints but overall its a fun experience. I picked it up used for $19. It's normally $30.