SentinelSlain
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- Nov 21, 2007
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Dark Souls is possibly the most overrated game of this generation not counting obvious shit fests like Call of Duty.
I am curious why you think so. I'd rate it as one of the best games of this generation personally. There aren't many other games that allow you so many options and make you think about how you'll go through the game in the same way.
The only criticisms that I've heard are bad controls and artificial difficulty. I don't agree with either one, since I don't seem to have any issue making my character do what I want them to do and the level of punishment when you die seems fair to me because I don't die often.
Yesterday I went to the pub after lunch and had 8 beers at the bar. Then I went back home and my mother asked me if I was fucking wasted and I said yes mom, you can clearly see I'm wasted. Why ask. Today I was invited to a pub tour in my neighborhood. I don't know if you guys in Amruca do it but you go to every pub in the neighborhood and have one beer in each. The result is that you're fucking dead in the end because there is a pub on every corner in this place. Tomorrow I'm going on vacation and hopefully continue in writing my thesis.
There are actually a number of flaws and areas that don't match up in quality because it was rushed out due to time constraints set by the publishers. However, the combat elements, options for character development, music and overall aesthetics of the game are really good. Some areas like Lost Izalith are very poorly designed. Demon's Souls had a lot of balancing issues and exploitable limitations, but the areas were designed with more care in mind. I hope that Dark Souls II, which already resembles Demon's Souls heavily, will be of that quality.It is a really good game, don't get me wrong, and I did enjoy it. I just did not find it to be anywhere near the level of GOAT that a lot of people hype it up to be.
It is a refreshing game during a time when most games can be beaten with one arm tied behind the back, but that in and of itself doesn't make it amazing.
I found the environments kind of bland, and never really found myself enjoying combat unless it was in the boss encounters which were very well done. The issue outside of boss combat is that everything just ends up feeling like a chore.
zabu of nΩd;10671825 said:what is it you really have against anime? to put your aesthetic value system on a pedestal above those of others is a bit silly imo.
Anime is absurd. I can appreciate languages in a specific context. I cannot appreciate Big Eyes Little Mouth/Little Eyes Big Mouth on infinite loop, sprinkled with punk hair and random superflashybackgrounds.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KqF9G_DQls
In the aftermath of a World War II bombing, two orphaned children struggle to survive in the Japanese countryside. To Seita and his four-year-old sister, the helplessness and indifference of their countrymen is even more painful than the enemy raids. Through desperation, hunger and grief, these children's lives are as heartbreakingly fragile as their spirit and love is inspiring.
On November 22, 2010 ten missiles strike Japan. However, this unprecedented terrorist act, later to be known as "Careless Monday," does not result in any apparent victims, and is soon forgotten by almost everyone. Then, 3 months later... Saki Morimi is a young woman currently in the United States of America on her graduation trip. But just when she is in front of the White House, Washington DC, she gets into trouble, and only the unexpected intervention of one of her fellow countrymen saves her. However, this man, who introduces himself as Akira Takizawa, is a complete mystery. He appears to have lost his memory, is stark naked, except for the gun he holds in one hand, and the mobile phone he's holding in the other. A phone that is charged with 8,200,000,000 yen in digital cash.
The entire animation style is unpleasant to me, even when the greater absurdities are toned down.