Is this the scariest enemy in all of videogames?
Is this the scariest enemy in all of videogames?
Evan Jones
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Dominic Green
Carter Stewart
Not so fast.
Nathan Morgan
It will get you the first couple of times but then you realize it's attack patterns are very consistent.
It's designed in such a way that his initial rush confuses you, so you aren't ready for the attack, and this can be especially dangerous in cursed dungeons where 2 hits max will end you.
The trick is to be perfectly still, and only focus on the incoming hit.
Parry it, and you'll be fine.
Sometimes it will still hit you and then get into the kneel down animation but it's fine because you'll get your hp back when you finish it.
It's basically scary the first times you meet it but once you understand the trick it's really not so bad.
You know what's really bullshit?
This garbage ass boss in a cursed dungeon.
50000000 million hp, unconfortable hitboxes, one mistake and you fucking die instantly.
John Baker
Cyborg Midwives from SS2 probably got me the most.
Julian Richardson
I've never had a problem with Amygdalas. Now THIS fucking cuck gives me nightmares.
Brandon James
POP goes the weasel!
Elijah Kelly
That too, definitely.
Basically the dungeons contain some bosses that are DS2 tier design with disjointed hitboxes.
Disjointed hitboxes + AOE + 1 hit kill = a fucking nightmare every time
Nathan Mitchell
honestly found the enemies in amnesia TDD hella fucking disturbing, same with penumbra 2's
Henry Torres
no it's the weird dog things with the big glowing eyes that you can find in the chalices
I found a pitch-black room where there was like 5 of them & two Keepers and have never NOPE'd out of an encounter so fast
Josiah Sanchez
>round a corner
>six of thease fuckers are standing 1 meter in front of you
Elijah Perez
>the weird dog things with the big glowing eyes
you mean the keeper's pet dogs with horns?
they're so spastic and it feels like they have infinite stamina so they can combo you to death in a second, especially if there's 2 of them on you.
I usually cheese them because dogs are always knocked down by bullets so just shoot them and then wail on them when they stand back up
Blake Miller
Motherfucker, you went to cursed chalice with that much HP and still have the balls to complain?
Jason Campbell
If you overlevel you're trash.
Every souls game is meant to be played with a tight build that is contained within a collectively agreed upon arbitrary limit and you need to optimize it within those limits.
Pushing your stats to the point of third tier diminishing returns makes the entire game meaningless.
Tyler Barnes
Also that's not my pic, even.
Justin Kelly
Not the guy who started this conversation, but in most souls games I like to push my HP, stamina, and primary offensive stat to their second softcap (40-50)
This will almost always have you somewhere between level 119-129.
There are always ample blood / souls / gems to get you to this level easily in the normal course of NG play
Colton Lewis
fuck that boss and FUCK cursed dungeons I cheesed it with arcane fucking fight me
Leo Lopez
30 is generally where most people stop.
40 is pushing it.
50 you're just basically breaking the game.
Owen Ward
Jonathan Stewart
Easton Wright
There's a spot between its legs that makes you unhittable and triggers its head lowering over and over
Caleb Baker
yeah fpbp
this is the only one that's truly traumatic
William Rodriguez
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Andrew Martinez
Thomas Jackson
The invisible fuckers scared the living shit out of me, you just hear the noises and then you get bonked in the head confused as hell.
Jeremiah Garcia
yeah. chalice dungeons were so half-baked and boring, that that shit was terrifying to be subjected to.
>he actually did chalice dungeons
yikes.
Owen Moore
Chalice dungeons have unique bosses and enemies you need to do them to see it all
Luis Gray
Christian Mitchell
>want to replay game
>remember I need to do chalice dungeons to get most of the non-shit gems
>don't replay
Austin Johnson
I did all chalice dungeons on like 6 different characters.
It wasn't too bad, i just put on a podcast and zoned out.
They're solid timewasters.
They're not very well designed but provided some free extra gameplay content and made me log in more hours in BB that i did in most other souls games overall.
Robert Evans
>needing non-shit gems to play Bloodborne
You must be complete shit at the game.
Asher Sanchez
ghost gloves
up triangle square square
Ayden Watson
>>needing anything besides a level 1 weaponless character to play Bloodborne
>You must be complete shit at the game.
Luke Robinson
>Why i'm burnin...
>50 damage.
But honestly hitscan enemies are much more a pain than ones with projectiles.
David Wilson
that giant monster that would chase you around the lab in Hybrid Heaven was the scariest imho