Eating Ravioli?
Yeah, Sekiro was really disappointing. Game didn't feel too different from souls, but had no rpg elements of it. Combat wasn't deep enough to justify it. It all just a rhythm game with attacking and blocking at the right time. Also exploring didn't feel as rewarding due to streamlinig of inventory and equipment.
Cope
Pretty friendly to you guys
Is it hard as Dark Souls?It’s really fun and I recommend it to new souls players.
Well yeah but it’s definitely more user friendly. So you shouldn’t really have as much of a frustrating time with it.
It's as hard/harder than dark souls 3, depends how good are you at it. They really double-downed on Namless king boss design. Almost every major boss has this delayed string of attacks where it's punishes you for missing one dodge. Miss one dodge and you're guaranteed to be hit on the next. I also feel like attack-window is much smaller due to at how agressive enemies are. This I feel really hinders heavy weapons, and encourages use of fast ones.
I wasted 2 days trying to beat Margit and I've wasted most of my life playing those games
, but then agian I went lvl 20 and greatsword +1. But if you don't rush to castle stromveil and explore Limgrave, you probably shouldn't have a that much of the problem, as you can over lvl in Elden ring fairly easy.
I tried playing Nioh 2, i really liked the game and weapon system, I would overlevel and I still couldn't beat snake boss.I wasted 2 days trying to beat Margit and I've wasted most of my life playing those games
Nioh is more of its own thing than just dark souls clone. Combat is far more advanced and equipment matters much more (up to certain point tho. On the Way of the Nioh dificulty everything will oneshot you no matter what). Nioh also encourgaes use of everything in your arsenal from weapons to ninjitsu and onmyo magic, literally Nioh 1 late-game is impossible without Sloth talisman, which just makes enemies move in slow-mo.
