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Do you even need to jump once in Sen's Fortress? I don't think you do.
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From Software The Dark Souls Discussion Thread
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If you just want to finish it, no, but if you want to do everything you'll need to jump a few times.
wideman
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hmm.. I played DS1 some years ago, have done several runs. And I am now thinking whether there was any jumping needed really. If there was, it has never been in life or death situation. More like systematically approach the ledge and jump. That is unless you are doing speed run glitches or cheeses.
To me the 'platforming' stuff in DS1 felt better than in DS3 which was more action oriented game.
To me the 'platforming' stuff in DS1 felt better than in DS3 which was more action oriented game.
Let's be fair, it just feels shit; Imagine they did it intentionaly because muh immurshun and it's all good tho
Pretty sure there are no mandatory jumps.
MasPingon
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He is crying about controls DS1 playing on Switch Lite build in controller. Just be nice.
FWIW, the jumping controls really are shit, no matter what controller you use.
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Yeah, kinda. The only annoying thing about the control scheme is that you can't roll directly out of a sprint, which can suck in boss fights.
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Run Dodge could give some level of advantage for player inviting for some cheezy strats.
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No, it wouldn't, really. It's been possible in every other game once they figured out they could put jump on right stick.
Silverfish
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Hold your shield up while sprinting.
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huh, TIL.
You could've just said that you agree, fork. No need to try and be clever.
You found porky on tiktok?!
Souls 3, but the principle is shared across all Soulsborne titles.
9ted6
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I hate how fast and anime like the combat got over time. Souls 1 had it occasionally but it really got bad later.
The interconnected areas of DS1 were incline. But yes, at best it seemed to move sideways.
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DS1 is fine.
DS2 onwards is where the issues are. And by the time you reach ER you will watch DS2 and think the combat is not as shit after all
DS2 onwards is where the issues are. And by the time you reach ER you will watch DS2 and think the combat is not as shit after all
Games are all fun tho, whenever you replay one it's kinda nice that it feels so relatively different from the others.
Multidirectional
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DS II combat is fine, it's DS III that started the retardation.
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