2019... I am forgotten

2019... I am forgotten

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Just like all games in 2019 and 2018 and 2017 and 2016.

That's what happen when your game has zero replay value

Why is replay value the big issue? I don't get it.

I'm gonna pick it up for £5

I wish From would make another armored core

my left bumper broke off. what now? im on the owl fight

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>xbone version

please don't tell me anyone actually played this. Since when do xboners play weeb games?

why would anyone discuss a singleplayer game that has no additional content? what more do you think there is to say about it?

If it doesn't have replay value most people will play it once and then never again which means all discussion will die and so will the game in a sense.

That's because you're on Xbox, everyone remembers the PS4/PC versions.

Give it back

And how did it break user? You didn't get angry and break your toys did you?

Why the fuck would you replay something that is exactly the same over and over. Most people don't replay till years later.

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Only niggers play on the PS4

these, imagine not playing this game on PC at 60FPS

Sekiro was boring
quit around the ghost girl

it literally got lodged inside the controller from too much parrying, had to pry it out and cut a a small part of it off so it would fit back in but now its wobbly as shit and fucks my shit up when i try and parry

rabid soulsdrones are autistic. they hate video games and only love to "metagame" with "builds"

>no expansions a la Old Hunters so they can concentrate on Elden Sunset Found Her Squatting In The Grass
This but unironically.

There is no meta, there is no OP build, there is no pvp. And no you are wrong. Majority of souls players have very different builds

You mean 240fps on a 1920x1080 monitor.

R-right? You aren't using subhuman refresh rates right? I thought you were part of the master race? Is that dust I see on your GPU?

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It feels like From is working in reverse at times, Sekiro is a great game to get people into Souls games. It's easy to follow along with, and it's very focused on a few specific elements (sure you can add a bunch of moves and shit but you really don't need to). It's got little depth in comparison but it makes the jump to DS a smoother transition

I found it to be the opposite.
The Souls games you don't have to learn to play, especially Dark Souls 1. You can get through the game mashing R1 like a tard or shooting enemies from across the map. The game never expects you to get good.