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2/7/2016 1:59:14 AM
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Would anyone recommend a souls game if I've never played them before?
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Lol Ds2. And Bloodborne which is a souls game I spirit
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All and any of them.
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Ds2 was my first and I loved it. I want ds to become backwards compatible so I can't play that too but I'm still playing ds2 and I'm hyped for ds3
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You can get dark souls 2: scholar of the first sin (comes with 3 huge dlcs) Dark souls: artorias of the abyss (comes with a bad ass dlc) Get both for like $20. I loved bloodborne but pvp wasn't nearly as tight.
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Go with Bloodborne, it's a masterpiece. Miyazaki didn't work on DS2, the game wasn't as well received. He was the lead dev on DS1, Bloodborne, is a genius at intricate map design.
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I'd definitely recommend you try one of the previous ones before thinking about getting DS3. Ps3 and Xbox360 versions are probably super cheap by now.
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Dark Souls 2 is on sale on PSN. It's really fun, challenging, but fun.
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How much?
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$20 on ps4
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$5 for standard and $15 for SotFS. That's the PS3 prices.
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Yup, go for it. Just be warned its not for the faint of heart. If you easily get frustrated and shelf a game because it annoyed you then don't buy it. If you can take dying many many [u]many[/u] times and will keep trying till you beat it then this game might be for you. They are hard, cruel & at times very unfair but to actually end up beating a part you beat is super satisfying. If you have money go buy DS2 or Bloodborne and give them a go so you are familiar with how the games work.
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I would agree the games are hard but I don't think their unfair. When you die in these games it's because you've not played smart.
