Recent reviews by str8huba69

Best souls experience to this date.

It's nothing short of amazing, trust me.
It is hard it can't be argued but at least i got to experience what it was like playing dark souls for the first time again. Don't listen to the people trying to bring it down because of difficulty.

Compared to Dark Souls III (first one I played) it's very clunky and sluggish but if you get used to the slower paced combat this game has a lot to offer. It's a masterpiece just like the other souls games, a must play for the fans of the genre.

Külön köszönet a Dark Souls 2 B csapatának a közreműködésért!

Overall great game, has has a lot of effort put into it.
Only negative thing i can mention is that a large chunk of the gampeplay consists of cutscenes which can give off the vibe of a visual novel and people who are just there for playing and don't engage in the story might find it boring. Each to their own i guess.
Regardless, definiately worth a playtrough, it has so much to offer.

10/8.5 cool game

Despite having the most hour in this game, I still downwote it. Why? Because this game makes you its slave. Out of the 440 hours I barely enjoyed like 50. When you lose a game you always go back for more, but you never win and it gets worse with every single match. The only way to play the game and not get salty at the same time is to play with friends and not take it seriously. It took me a lot of time to start not caring about if I win or not.

Very good game, if you like Batman, then it's a must have. I enjoyed every bit of it, there's nothing more to say.

This was the second souls-game I've played (after Dark Souls III). and while it wasn't a terrible game, the third installment to the series was far better (haven't played the first one, but it's got to be better than this, otherwise it wouldn't be logical for this series to be this popular). Of course it had it's fun (and challenging parts), and it's still a great game but it can be a disappointment if played lastly from the series.

I'm going to write a deatiled break down.
Let's start with the good things first:

-Great game if you want to get deeply engaged in it.
For most RPGs it's true, but in this game you can really go out and explore things, learn about the lore and get into areas you didn't know even existed.

-There are a few bosses that really are great. My personal favourites are Sir Alonne, Looking
Glass knight and Darklurker. I wouldn't discuss them more, it's quite an experience to meet
them for the first time.

-The NPCs.
The only thing I think they did better in this game than the third one. There are really
memorable NPCs with interesting stories, and deeper meanings, I even found myself relating
to one of them. In some quests you can choose how you want things to turn out, but it
doesn't effect the game's progression in general, and that's something I found good.

Now the things I think made this game not that good compared to other FromSoft titles are:

-Quantity over quality
There are over 40 bosses in this game, but half of them are just random enemies thrown into
an arena or re-skins of previous bosses. In each of the three DLCs there was one boss that
just shouldn't have been made. They even put them on the end of very hard areas, so after
each time you die to these bosses, the chances of you getting a mental breakdown gets
higher and higher (I'm looking at you Frigid Outskirts and Iron Passage).

-iframes, agility and adaptibility
With leveling the adaptability stat you get agility, which is very important, because that
decides how many iframes you get (the time in which you're invincible while rolling). I think it
should be a given attribute that you can't change, so the game would be more about skill
rather than leveling.

-The definition of 'Challenge'
The mentality at FromSoft was like ''If it isn't hard enough, let there be more of them''. There are many duos and ganks that they consider as bosses. Of course it can be refreshing if the larger part of the bosses are alone but vice versa it's not that great. A phantom summon can be halpful in battles like these.

Side note: Many people complain about the level design, but for me it wasn't bad if we don't count the transition between Earthen Peak and Iron Keep, or the fact that you needed to defeat the four Old Ones in order to bypass a heap of rocks.

Summary: I don't try to hate on this game, because it's still very good. Otherwise I wouldn't have collected all the achievements on it. It has its undeniable flaws which prevent it from being a masterpiece like the other two Dark Souls, but despite all of that I still recommend it.

It could be a good game, but it has the saltiest community i've ever seen in my entire life, it's even worse league of legends. If you play this game prepare for getting a complete ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. If you wonder, yes, I'm writing this after rage quitting the game. I'd been playing with my friend for 2 hours straight and all we got were players, who rushed up on you 2v1 in brawl mode. So yeah, if your life is too boring and you want to experience what a stroke is like just play some. Also what the ♥♥♥♥ is the pricing? Like wtf you get like 20-30 coins at the end of each match and it requires about 8000 to buy a single hero. I understand that game developers need money and I got the game for free, but it's still ridicoulous.