Opinions?
-blam!-ing dropped.
Between my problems with Dark Souls 2, and the fact that FromSoft said they weren't going to release DLC, because they wanted to deliver a complete experience, during the development of Dark Souls, I am not looking forward to this at all, and it is strongly persuading me against buying future products of theirs.
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It's bullshit that From announced three seperated DLC, each released one month after the other, and a Season-Pass - really? - after not even half a year after release. They just lied straight into the faces of the community, because it's pretty much impossible to develop three full DLCs in this small time window - they had to plan all those DLC long before release.
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Fromsoft retracted their earlier statement about a month before release and said they'd do DLC if the fans asked for it (translation: if they could make money off of it). As for the disappointment that DaS II is and always will be, I have nothing more to say except that Miyazaki wasn't involved with this game.
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1) They've been readily moving in patches to fix the "problems" players complain about. 2) There was a [b]LARGE[/b] outcry when From said there wouldn't be any DLC. Again, they're pleasing the fanbase, and I'm rather excited.
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The problems being addressed are the most popular ones, not the ones that differentiate it from the first, in terms of gameplay of course. I haven't heard anyone asking for DLC.
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[quote]The problems being addressed are the most popular ones, not the ones that differentiate it from the first, in terms of gameplay of course. I haven't heard anyone asking for DLC.[/quote] 1) The more pressing issues are obviously going to be dealt with first. As a developer, you work your way down when fixing components in a game. 2) Then you haven't been watching the Souls community at all.
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The dark souls community I have regular contact with are all extremely dissatisfied with the game.
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They released DLC because so many fans asked for it.
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For 2 or DS1? Regardless, I feel they need to spend more time polishing the core game's problems versus developing more content.
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If you have think the game has problems then you should just git gud.
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I don't need to git gud, Dark Souls 2 needs to git gud.
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I feel like he should of also covered where Dark Souls 2 excels. Combat for instance is so, so much smoother then Dark Souls 1. I can barely deal with Dark Souls 1s combat because of it.
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Edited by ShaughnTr0n: 6/4/2014 10:59:15 PMProbably. That's how almost all his videos are, with a lot of focus on criticisms. I don't know, a lot more about the game is more forgettable, to me. I never had a problem with Dark Souls combat. It always felt really responsive and like the hits had weight.