• Druid@lemmy.zipOPM
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    4 months ago

    Not in its entirety but most of it. I got to the very end of the game and didn’t go for the final boss to go for the DLC instead. There I got stuck at Living Failures, I think, because there was some trick I had to learn to make the fight manageable, but I just didn’t have it in me at that point. Ludwig was a nightmare tho.

    And apart from knowing the game quite well from my numerous playthroughs prior as well as a very thorough BL4 guide I followed during my playthrough, there’s not a lot to do other than to just try and try and try again :D

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      4 months ago

      Holy damn. Kudos, Bloodborne doesn’t even have any incentives for low BL victory. That’s just pure love for the game.

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        4 months ago

        What do you mean by incentives? Do other souls games reward you somehow for doing an SL1/RL1 run?

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          Yeah so there’s more potent versions of the rings you can find in the DS series, DS2 added new phantom ambushes in NG+. I think one in particular has unique armor and gear. Ds3 had this AMAZING sword that takes 2 almost complete playthroughs to receive. Nobody uses it so it’s a little harder to predict its moves

          I started my first low level playthrough after the first time I got invaded by a player with NG+ gear and I wanted to get revenge on people who do that. So that was my incentive, though maybe I should have called it a motive.

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          Not for SL1/RL1, afaik. However, iirc, DS2 does give you a set of rings for doing no bonfires and no estus. (One ring makes your right hand weapon invisible, the other makes the left hand weapon invisible.)