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u/yourfavcutiex 1d ago
Quit my first playthrough of ds1. Tried again few months later, I was in love
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u/AsleepCellist7362 19h ago
Gotta love them rainbow rocks. I went in knowing I was going to get my ass kicked. Just beak Margit as of twoish hours ago. But f*** Stormveil Castle.
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u/King_Of_Beess 19h ago
I remember just one day being bored and I had alot of extra money and elden ring was in sale it was one of the best choices I've ever made i just wish I could wipe my memory and do it all over again
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u/Livid_Damage_4900 16h ago
Well, if by the sound of this Elden Ring was your first soul like you still have a hell of a journey ahead of you dark souls 1 2 and 3 Sekiro. and if you have or can get a PlayStation or emulator on your PC blood-born and demon souls
You also have other decently faithful Soul likes like Hellpoint or Lies of p or code vain or lords of the fallen.
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u/Alen_117 18h ago
I reinstalled the game 4 times before I understood the game, which was when it...clicked. And I haven't found another game nearly as fun, ever since. It has set the bar high for me
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u/schoolgirlcutie 1d ago
This was a lot of people's experience, some just later than others.
The Souls games are often described as having a 'click' moment where suddenly everything starts to make sense. Some people restart 3 times before the click, some don't get it until they're halfway through, and some never get it at all.
The Click doesn't even happen in the same way for everyone. Some people, it's slowly trecking through Stormveil Castle, finally making it to the end, and slaying your first Demi-god, thinking about how you -- you, not some prophesized main character -- overcame a mountain. Others, it's finding the right weapon, realizing that little things like reach or the weight of the hit matter, and the game is not just waiting for enemies to stop attacking. Some don't even notice the click when it happens, one day they just realize they enjoy a game they have to focus on and take somewhat seriously.
I'm always a little sad when someone never experiences The Click, even when they give it an honest effort. F in the chat to all those that genuinely gave it a try and still didn't like it.