The non-ME3 games recently enjoyed by ME3MPrs

I've been playiung "I Love You, Colonel Sanders! A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator" on and off for a few years now. The colonel never lets me down.

muahmuah what are your favorite bosses from DS3 and playstyle/weapon?

I've pretty much beat base game Dark Souls 3 (only Nameless King remains) and then I'm on to the DLC. I've thoroughly enjoyed it so far and it's ~95% blind playthrough and I'm excited for the DLC. I thought the level design was pretty damn good, even if the game itself was pretty linear compared to the original, and I enjoyed finding the secrets and interconnectivity of the individual areas themselves. The art design was fantastic as well as there are a lot of beautiful areas, I especially like Irithyll with the snow and dark. I fucked up a looot of the NPC stuff and really only got Seigward right and I still don't understand wtf I'm doing in PvP. I went pure dex build (DS1 I did both because of Claymore and Gold Tracer), but might respec because I miss my Greatswords and Ultra Greatswords

The fighting was more chaotic, but not necessarily faster than DS1, and early game was difficult with limited estus and weaker weapons until I figured out what I wanted to play. I don't parry, don't use magic (save for Power Within), and don't use shields so I probably make the game harder than it needs to be. Overall the bosses were good and some were just awesome like Dancer, Dragonslayer armor, Champion Gundyr, and Pontiff and their boss music was very on point. Side-note - there are a lot of two stage/phase bosses and was more surprised when it didn't happen. Wet fart bosses would be Deacons of the Deep, Ocieros, and Curse-Rotted Greatwood. Wolnir was blah. I only summoned for 3 bosses - Vordt, Abyss Watchers, and Soul of Cinder (I got drunk and impatient and just wanted to beat him ). Fuck the Serpent men at Archdragon Peak, that's really the only enemy I despise in the entire game.

Lol I know. I did learn to parry enough just to beat Champ Gundyr and that really helped. I'm excited for the DLC though.

I'll have to give them a go, I got the Lothric Knight Sword early and just used that the whole game. I infused it with sharp and at +10 has S scaling with dex and has some pretty good damage. I'll have to look up what the hard/soft caps are to see if I should stop putting points in dex soon. I did notice there's a bunch of fast bosses that GS and UGS probably would've been annoying with, Pontiff for example.

Cool thanks. I think I'm sitting at ~43 with rings so I'll go elsewhere with levels or swap a ring.

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I've been playing Fallout 1 on twitch and i've got to say that now that I've figured out how to play it and gotten use to the interface, I think this game is a blast. I can't wait to try fallout 2 and tactics.

I'd say so lol. I finally beat the damn Nameless King after so, so many tries. I think I was having trouble getting the timing on when to dodge because it's subtly different than most enemies, but once I figured it out it was a lot of fun. I was trying with SS Twinblades, but I switched to the Hollowslayer GS and ended up getting him within a dozen or so  tries, I even got ripostes on King of the Storm and Nameless which was nice because I got my ass kicked so many times. Onto Ariandel where I'm getting my shit kicked in by Mirkwood knights

So how s cyberpunf in the end ?

I don't plan on getting Elden Ring for at least another month so I have time I'm going to try to platinum DS1 and DS3 prior to purchasing too.

Started Elden Ring on Friday and just can't stop playing. The game is awesome,but as every FROM software game,it's not for everyone.

I have watched some Elden Rings streams over the weekend. Looks like Open World Dark Souls to me with the same shitty graphics and clunky animations. At the same time it doesn't run very well either apparently, even on quite powerful PCs. It was entertaining to watch at times because of the enemy design and such but I really don't understand why they don't manage to make their games look and run better. They must have made a ton of money by now with all the success they have had in the past and be able to invest in a proper engine and capable programmers.

I did some more digging about other FROM Software games and Sekiro looks actually like a great game and a welcome departure from these ever repeating dark fantasy settings and the rather boring combat system they established with the Souls games. It's just a personal opinion since I like fast paced combat and every time I watched Souls games (or gave them a try myelf at a friend's place) they never felt like "that's hard/challenging in a good way like Ninja Gaiden" but more like "this is just tedious, boring and annoying".

Sekiro on the other hand seems much more like something I might enjoy. The whole setting is more to my liking but it looks much more fluid and fast paced without the rather clunky animations of the Souls games. Since you seem to have a lot of experience with FROM Software games I'm wondering what's your opinion on Sekiro and especially compared to their other titles.