Say what you want about Dark Souls 3, but the Ringed City is the most kino thing From Software has ever produced.
Say what you want about Dark Souls 3, but the Ringed City is the most kino thing From Software has ever produced
I think it's "kinoest".
It really is. Great setpieces, great atmosphere, great bosses.
I was kind of dissapointed by ashes of ariandel but the ringed city really did compensate
that's not Ludwig the Accursed
ringed city was good up until the grave/bone tower. that just felt lazy as shit.
I do hate that the tower in the pic isn't accessible. It feels like you could go there.
>tower set apart from the main city features prominently in all the art and in the background while exploring
>you never get to actually visit it
What did From Software mean by this?
fucking hardly
>100m jumps that don't do damage because hacks.
> Garbage trial and error swamp with angels firing missiles based on DS2
>More trial and error sections with shitty insta kill archers
>Another swamp, this time empty
>Another shitty "the boss is another online player" rehash, if you are disconnected is just garbage.
>Garbage dragon bossfight
>Lore that doesn't make any sense
Yeah bro, take your "kino" dlc
Honestly besides the demon and gael i guess (even though hes just a crackheads ook) trc was shit and full of shit areas
THIS.
Atleast Ashes of Ariandel was short but good.
isn't that where you meet the girl with the orb egg thing that you touch and it zooms out and you're in the tower surrounded by ash?
>Linear meatgrinders: the DLC
There was more 'kino' in the first half of Sekiro. The absolute state of Miyazaki cucks
That's not The Old Hunters.
>every miniboss is a puzzle miniboss
TOH > AotA > TRC > Ivory > Sunken > Iron > AoA
I still don't get what the "sin of the old hunters" was. Or why was Maria butthurtingly laying around as a corpse waiting to kill random people trying to find out when she had deserted the hunters out of being disgusted by them to begin with.
>Not thinking Shadow over Innsmouth: The DLC isn't the most kino
So Kos (or some say Kosm) was flopping about in the ocean and got worshipped as a deity by the fishing village.
The church/hunters found out about this and wanted to study the effects of contact with a great one...by "violating" (read: slaughtering and experimenting on) the inhabitants of the fishing hamlet.
Kos, being pissed her followers are getting smoked, tries to step in, but Gehrman and Maria manage to kill Kos. With Kos' last breath she curses all the bloodthirsty hunters to damnation.
Maria is guilt-ridden from the whole ordeal, especially when it's discovered Kos had a child. It's implied Maria commits suicide, and because of Kos' curse she's trapped in the Hunter's Nightmare.
Maria guards the entrance to the fishing hamlet to prevent anyone else "violating" it and hurting the orphan, to atone.
Old Hunters is more kino.
>when you first enter the nightmare
>Progress to Ludwig and see his second phase
>Ascend the clock tower and fight the failures only to be met by Maria at the very top
>Exit the tower at the very top only to have it be a gateway to the Fishing village
>THE FUCKING FISHING VILLAGE
>Orphan
There's not anything Fromsoft has ever made that has topped The Old Hunters in terms of being "kino". Although Japan Studio should have some of that honor as well.
>I still don't get what the "sin of the old hunters" was
Why? It's very clear. I'll give you a rundown.
A marine Great One's carcass, that of Mother Kos, was found in the fishing hamlet. It's explicitly states that it was teeming with parasites, which could be the cause of her death. A Byrgenwerth raid party was sent to investigate the hamlet, only to be confronted with a native population completely transformed into fishkin, likely due to Kos' body washing up on the shore and maybe even because of contracting her parasites. They discovered the carcass, found an unborn Great One within Kos, and killed it. This lead to a curse to be placed on all hunters, drunk with blood (Ludwig and the various Old Hunters around the early areas in the DLC), and all those involved directly in or by proxy in the Hamlet massacre (Laurence and Maria) to have their consciousness to be forever, perpetually tormented in a Nightmare Dreamscape. The curse still persists. In the DLC you uncover this truth that was kept under lock by Byrgewerth for all these years and you end the curse by killing the Orphan's consciousness. The curse was called upon by the Villagers, and this cursed was bestowed by Mother Kos. It cleared so much waters presented by the base game's narrative, and showed us how curses and Nightmares operate in BB's world.
Ash Lake has more soul than all of DS3 combined
no, it's a different place