There are too many dungeon locations where your view of enemies is blocked by walls, as if no one ever considered what it would be like to play the game in such areas.Ĭharacter skills are a bit boring as well. And the bit of randomization isn't much to write home about.Īreas also seem a bit carelessly developed. Similar is true for some of the dungeons, though it isn't quite as bad there, you still can end up fighting the same few creatures over and over in a place that wears out its welcome. They are large entirely for the sake of being large. There isn't much logic to them, and not much exciting to do on them. The large overworld areas are honestly kind of boring, particularly if you play the game multiple times.

Like something is missing, or it just isn't living up to its potential. I've played it quite a bit, with multiple characters. Not cuz the developers held you hand and told you what do do to get the flashy numbers saying you're amazing but caused you actually used your own skill to accomplish what had previous killed you. Yes the the game is Challenging (some say hard) but this just makes it so you want to try again, learn moves, counters, and when you do succeed you feel great. The smoothness of the combat system, monster designs, different set moves for various weapons, decent AI, great atmosphere, the animations are top notch(youtube dark souls animations to fully apreciate how much detail went into the animations to make them smooth). Highly recommend the MOD that makes it 1080 HD and backup your saves. Keep in mind that a Controller is mandatory to appreciate the combat system. If you got 30 hours of entertainment from the first one and didn't feel like that was enough than I don't see how you can not see the 2nd one as worth it.ĭark Souls is amazing. 22 hours deep in torchlight 2 and I'm only in the 2nd chapter.

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