Dark Souls: Darkroot Garden Dark Souls 2: Majula Dark Souls 3: Irithyll of the Boreal Valley Bloodborne: Central yharnam Sekiro: HIRATA ESTATE!!! Elden Ring: Haligtree
@@RandomNorwegianGuy.I agree with the base games having shitty designed areas (my favorite is probably the walk up to drangleic castle because of the atmosphere and shrine of amana looks beautiful but it's controller breaking gameplay wise), but have you not played the dlcs?? Shulva and the brume tower especially have better and more fun level designs like some of the areas in the other two games in my opinion. They also have the worst areas in any game ever at the same time though with iron passage (just wtf) and frigid outskirts, i really don't know what they were thinking
I agree with Profaned Capital being the worst place in Ds3. Based on lore alone we could get a massive underground city with some of the worst creatures lurking in the streets. Such a wasted potential.
Thank God it's small. Quite a unique place, it creates an interesting view from above, you can also explore a little what remains and has not collapsed. In my opinion, the dungeons under the Smoldering Lake are much worse, and Farron Keep is greatly underrated.
@@LuM4rex smoldering lake area should have been the coolest, highest level area in the game, with hard bosses and good loot. We got crabs, ASSYLUM DEMON AGAIN, and a big crossbow. Wew.
Best: Ds1: Sen's fortress Ds2: Shulva Bloodborne: Fishing Hamlet Ds3: The ringed city Worst: Ds1: Tomb of the giants Ds2: Iron keep Bloodborne: Lecture building Ds3: Smouldering lake
BEST Ds1: Undead Parish and upper Blighttown Ds2: Majula and Lost Bastille Ds3: Lothric Castle Sekiro: Fountainhead palace WORST Ds1: Tomb of the Giants Ds2: Aldia´s Keep Ds3: Catacombs of Carthus Sekiro: Gun Fort
Wait.. Gun fort..??? I'm playing sekiro for the first time and I had the poison cave with the giant statues and the snake eye miniboss yesterday, it was probably the worst section I've beaten in any of their games yet, made me scream at my tv screen... Don't tell me there's more like that
Been playing through Leyndell for the first time. Every time I think I finished it, I discover another side I haven't checked. Impressive enemy variety too. I just learned through this video that there are path on the roofs too, can't wait to try them later. Gonna take my time before I take on Morgott for sure. Felt the same way for Stormveil Castle too, it took me days to finish exploring everything and even then I had missed the path that takes you to fight the crucible knight underneath until later in my playthrough. It's crazy how all of these games contain such incredible areas that can be missed entirely or even just little hidden paths that take you to a new encounter or cool items. I also played most of Bloodborne and DS3 so for those games some my favorite areas were Central Yharnam, of course, and Cathedral of the Deep. Castle Cainhurst and Irithyll of the Boreal Valley are close seconds for me. Can't wait to experience all the areas I still didn't get to in these games, they're so good!
"It's crazy how all of these games contain such incredible areas that can be missed entirely or even just little hidden paths that take you to a new encounter or cool items" my favorite example of that is when I randomly came across Jarburg in Elden Ring. Such a pleasant little surprise 🤗
@1:50 if you run from the Weird Spidey Sister bonfire over the bridge to the bed of chaos (instead of the bonfire in the lava lake), you can farm the sole respawning titanite demon on the bridge on your way to the boss, thereby making the run worthwhile even if you die 🙂 (it's also not appreciably longer than the other route, so I definitely recommend it!)
@@negansmith5637Level design wise yeah, stormveil is perfect and there's so many secrets to find, they could have made so much more out of drangleic but the atmosphere is so unique and amazing, walking up to the weirdly surreal looking castle on the bridge with the mastodon knights and then the passage with the horse twinblade statues attacking before the boss is amazing too.
@@thex6992 No not really. If you enjoy it then thats great for you but i think that Drangleic Castle is just as bland and uninteresting as every other empty Ds2 area
@@negansmith5637 Yeah its still empty and the layout of the rooms is weird, I just like the vibe. and I do agree every base game area looks empty and unfinished almost, no details etc. the dlc areas look better at least. its weird that bloodborne came one year after ds2 and it looked infinite times better even though the fps are really bad
@@thex6992 Its weird with fromsoft. There was no real evolution regarding visual area design and detailing but rather an insane jump from Ds2 to Bloodborne. In Ds2 you barely have any detailed structures and in Bloodborne they suddenly introduced a multitude of breakable objects like furniture and such. Same with the attention to detail in the later games. Maybe that shows that Ds2 was really just a filler game to bridge over the time that it took them to make Bloodborne which was much more up to date at that time hence why Ds2 felt outdated even on launch. I understand that you still like the vibe of Drangleic Castle, the ominous architecture in the rainstorm is a really striking image, especially from the outside.
Demon's Souls: 1-3, Inner Ward Bloodborne: Central Yharnam Sekiro: Fountainhead Palace or Hirata Estate Dark Sous: Undead Burg/Parish Dark Souls II: Lost Bastille Dark Souls III: Ring City Elden Ring: Leyndell or Stormveil Castle
It's hard to pick a least favourite map for Elden Ring. Probably Moonlight Altar because there's large sections of nothing and there isn't a final boss. The locations of the Sites of Grace Raya Lucaria makes me mad enough to put it near the bottom. There's a shortcut that takes you from the top of the Church back to the bottom, but it's only useful if you die to one mob. Otherwise you may as well warp out to a Site of Grace. The best map is really hard too. Probably Stormveil because there's so many routes you can take and so many secret areas you can find. Then you have areas (and enemies) that encourage stealth, about five optional mini-bosses, three NPCs you can interact with, and two bosses to kill. I was sad when I found Godrick in a courtyard instead of having a central keep to clear.
Honestly, buying that ps4 or ps5 for bloodborne (and demons souls) is so worth it. But Shame on sony for not caring about the masterpiece they have rights to and releasing it on pc even though so many people want it. I really wish it wasnt an exclusive so fromsoft could make a part 2 or at least a remake. It's been my favorite game since release and I really hope you will get to enoy it one day too, can't wait to hear your opinions on it!
My favorite and least favorite areas: Dark Souls 1: Least Favorite: Tomb of Giants Favorite: Undead Burg/Parish Dark Souls 2: Least Favorite: Frigid Outskirts Favorite: Shulva, Sanctum City(Brume Tower is close) Dark Souls 3: Least Favorite: Farron Keep or Demon Ruins Favorite: Grand Archives(Ashes of Ariandel dlc and Cathedral of the Deep are close) Sekiro: Least Favorite: Ashina Depths Favorite: Ashina Castle Elden Ring: Least Favorite: Ordina Liturgical Town Favorite: Leyndell(Volcano Manor and Stormveil Castle are close)
Dark Souls Worst: Izalith easily Best: Undead Burg/Parish Dark Souls 2 I actually agree with both 100% Dark Souls 3 Worst: Irythill Dungeon Best: Ariendel Bloodborne: Worst: Byrgenwerth Best: Central Yarnham Elden Ring Worst: Lake of Rot by far Best: Undeniably Leyndell I too will give an honorable mention to Siofra River/Nokron. Ainsel River/Nokstella are ok but nothing compared to Siofra. Haven't played enough Demons Souls or Sekiro to give an opinion.
DARK SOULS Best/Favourite: Darkroot Garden Worst: Tomb Of The Giants DARK SOULS 2 Best/Favourite: Majula Worst: Black Gulch, Iron Passage, and Frigid Outskirts DARK SOULS 3 Best/Favourite: Irithyll of the Boreal Valley and Lothric Castle (including the Grand Archives). Worst: Farron Keep, Catacombs of Carthus, the Demon Ruins, Irithyll Dungeon and the Profaned Capital. BLOODBORNE Best/Favourite: Forsaken Cainhurst Castle Worst: Forbidden Woods and Byrgenwerth (These AREN'T BAD, just could've been better IMHO. I feel The Forbidden Woods suffers from drag and Byrgenwerth needed more to it) SEKIRO Best/Favourite: Senpou Temple, Hirata Estate and Ashina Castle Worst: Ashina Depths ELDEN RING Best/Favourite Area: Liurnia Of The Lakes, The Mountaintop Of The Giants, and The Siofra River/Nokron Worst: Lake Of Rot Best/Favourite Stronghold/Residence: Leyndell, Stormveil Castle, The Academy Of Raya Lucaria, and Volcano Manor. Worst: Crumbling Farum Azula (I LOVE the level design, but HATE the section with the Stormhawks and the Dragon bolts. Though it's short, this is the worst section in the entire game IMHO).
Aesthetically, I just love the cathedral in DS3, just sheer monumentality and it's all brought low by that liquid AIDS a certain swordy boi just had to bring into this world.
I actually just bought a ps5 last week to play bloodborne and demons souls and I can confidently say now that demons souls is the worst souls game and bloodborne is the best. I did not believe the hype and now I do, even with the crappy 30 fps. I was fully planning on returning the console after beating the games just to say I played them and experienced them but I think I’m going to keep it because I definitely want to keep playing bloodborne
The worst area in DS3 for me is literally the entire game. I hate traversing literally every area. I'm someone to walk through every area finding every item but Dark Souls 3 is the only one to break that rule. I run past so much in the game cause I hate them so much. The only one that breaks that is Grand Archives but even then I sprint to kill the Crystal Sage quickly.
Sure, DS3 is my least favorite of the trilogy, but I don't personally think it's THAT bad. To each their own. Might I ask what about it makes you feel that way?
You are someone of bad taste. ds3 has the best levels and atmosphere tied with bloodborne. Lothric castle, ringed city, irithyll, and so much more are all perfection. The only reason anyone would run past the areas is to fight the bosses just because the bosses are so peak
@@StrappingYoungLadam I think DS3 just has the least interesting areas generally of any Souls. Maybe just the linearity but it's never felt like the "Ooh whats this?" feeling in the game from first run to now. I think gameplay wise DS3 just has the most annoying basic enemies. Notably the thralls or the notorious dogs. I suspect a part of the distaste I have for basic enemies is probably just how poise works in DS3 makes a lot of basic enemies more annoying to fight than a puzzle to solve like in other games. Plus the areas just suck and aren't enjoyable to traverse imo and feel uninspired for the most part. The only one I give inspiration to is Irithyll Dungeon but then again it just feels like a better 3-1. I grit my teeth down an extra millimeter whenever I even think about Farron swamp. Cathedral is fine and for the most part original but it's just long and tedious more than enjoyable to me but also if you just go for deacons it's not too bad I guess. Also, I've never enjoyed the random like "mid point" (?) areas. Like why does Road of Sacrifices even need to exist or the Profaned Capital? This is probably me being nit picky I guess but they feel like what is even the point. Don't even get me started on the DLC areas just ugh. Ringed City itself is so boring and empty and feels thrown together like how Mountaintop of the Giants is thrown together to be "difficult." Dreg Heap is good, I'll give that.
i get your point about anor londo's epic scale, but somehow the sheer smooth shiny polished nature of it was really offputting for me. maybe it's the textures, maybe the lighting, maybe the level of detail, but somehow anor londo felt very video gamey and not very immersive compared to burg & parish, darkroot, archives, asylum etc. it puts me in mind of one of those insane halo reach forge maps where someone has clearly put an enormous amount of effort into creating something huge and impressive, but nonetheless the crude tools available and lack of professional experience give it an amateurish feel. FWIW i get the same feeling to an extent in sens and izalith, it's hard to pinpoint what the problem is exactly but i can feel it strongly
grey… tombstone… more grey… i love ds3, i have over 1k hours in the game and have been playing it since i was 11 on release, so i really dont know how i never got color blindness from the constant monotone color pallet
@yeahyeahwowman8099 I love Bloodborne, but it has significant flaws. The world is less interconnected, worst "magic system," consumable healing, less character customization, less build variety, lots of gimmick bosses, terrible framerate and muddy textures, etc. Again, it's a great game, but nowhere near the top of the list.
Both Elden Ring and Bloodborne are the two best and worst games, chalice dungeons and elden ring dungeons are some of the laziest dogshit game design that's ever been released by any game.
What are your most and least favorite locations in Souls games?
"no bloodborne he probably sucks at it" - John Bloodborne, 2024
john bloodborne is a true phylosophist
For me nothing beats the interconnectivity of Undead Burg and Parish
And Depths and Blighttown too, the four are connected.😊
Dark Souls: Darkroot Garden
Dark Souls 2: Majula
Dark Souls 3: Irithyll of the Boreal Valley
Bloodborne: Central yharnam
Sekiro: HIRATA ESTATE!!!
Elden Ring: Haligtree
I'd agree with this except I'd replace hirata with fountainhead palace and darkroot with undead burg
DS2 is overall so bad that the best area is the main hub
@@RandomNorwegianGuy. yep lol
@@RandomNorwegianGuy.I agree with the base games having shitty designed areas (my favorite is probably the walk up to drangleic castle because of the atmosphere and shrine of amana looks beautiful but it's controller breaking gameplay wise), but have you not played the dlcs?? Shulva and the brume tower especially have better and more fun level designs like some of the areas in the other two games in my opinion. They also have the worst areas in any game ever at the same time though with iron passage (just wtf) and frigid outskirts, i really don't know what they were thinking
I agree with Profaned Capital being the worst place in Ds3. Based on lore alone we could get a massive underground city with some of the worst creatures lurking in the streets. Such a wasted potential.
Thank God it's small. Quite a unique place, it creates an interesting view from above, you can also explore a little what remains and has not collapsed. In my opinion, the dungeons under the Smoldering Lake are much worse, and Farron Keep is greatly underrated.
@@LuM4rex smoldering lake area should have been the coolest, highest level area in the game, with hard bosses and good loot. We got crabs, ASSYLUM DEMON AGAIN, and a big crossbow. Wew.
Best:
Ds1: Sen's fortress
Ds2: Shulva
Bloodborne: Fishing Hamlet
Ds3: The ringed city
Worst:
Ds1: Tomb of the giants
Ds2: Iron keep
Bloodborne: Lecture building
Ds3: Smouldering lake
BEST
Ds1: Undead Parish and upper Blighttown
Ds2: Majula and Lost Bastille
Ds3: Lothric Castle
Sekiro: Fountainhead palace
WORST
Ds1: Tomb of the Giants
Ds2: Aldia´s Keep
Ds3: Catacombs of Carthus
Sekiro: Gun Fort
Wait.. Gun fort..??? I'm playing sekiro for the first time and I had the poison cave with the giant statues and the snake eye miniboss yesterday, it was probably the worst section I've beaten in any of their games yet, made me scream at my tv screen... Don't tell me there's more like that
Been playing through Leyndell for the first time.
Every time I think I finished it, I discover another side I haven't checked.
Impressive enemy variety too.
I just learned through this video that there are path on the roofs too, can't wait to try them later.
Gonna take my time before I take on Morgott for sure.
Felt the same way for Stormveil Castle too, it took me days to finish exploring everything and even then I had missed the path that takes you to fight the crucible knight underneath until later in my playthrough.
It's crazy how all of these games contain such incredible areas that can be missed entirely or even just little hidden paths that take you to a new encounter or cool items.
I also played most of Bloodborne and DS3 so for those games some my favorite areas were Central Yharnam, of course, and Cathedral of the Deep.
Castle Cainhurst and Irithyll of the Boreal Valley are close seconds for me.
Can't wait to experience all the areas I still didn't get to in these games, they're so good!
"It's crazy how all of these games contain such incredible areas that can be missed entirely or even just little hidden paths that take you to a new encounter or cool items"
my favorite example of that is when I randomly came across Jarburg in Elden Ring.
Such a pleasant little surprise 🤗
My worst are in ds3 of that damn poison swamp, I will never forget the frustration of running thru that place for the first time
@1:50 if you run from the Weird Spidey Sister bonfire over the bridge to the bed of chaos (instead of the bonfire in the lava lake), you can farm the sole respawning titanite demon on the bridge on your way to the boss, thereby making the run worthwhile even if you die 🙂
(it's also not appreciably longer than the other route, so I definitely recommend it!)
Drangleic Castle best castle. Not level design, but the unique atmosphere.
Stormveil better
@@negansmith5637Level design wise yeah, stormveil is perfect and there's so many secrets to find, they could have made so much more out of drangleic but the atmosphere is so unique and amazing, walking up to the weirdly surreal looking castle on the bridge with the mastodon knights and then the passage with the horse twinblade statues attacking before the boss is amazing too.
@@thex6992 No not really. If you enjoy it then thats great for you but i think that Drangleic Castle is just as bland and uninteresting as every other empty Ds2 area
@@negansmith5637 Yeah its still empty and the layout of the rooms is weird, I just like the vibe. and I do agree every base game area looks empty and unfinished almost, no details etc. the dlc areas look better at least. its weird that bloodborne came one year after ds2 and it looked infinite times better even though the fps are really bad
@@thex6992 Its weird with fromsoft. There was no real evolution regarding visual area design and detailing but rather an insane jump from Ds2 to Bloodborne. In Ds2 you barely have any detailed structures and in Bloodborne they suddenly introduced a multitude of breakable objects like furniture and such. Same with the attention to detail in the later games. Maybe that shows that Ds2 was really just a filler game to bridge over the time that it took them to make Bloodborne which was much more up to date at that time hence why Ds2 felt outdated even on launch. I understand that you still like the vibe of Drangleic Castle, the ominous architecture in the rainstorm is a really striking image, especially from the outside.
Demon's Souls: 1-3, Inner Ward
Bloodborne: Central Yharnam
Sekiro: Fountainhead Palace or Hirata Estate
Dark Sous: Undead Burg/Parish
Dark Souls II: Lost Bastille
Dark Souls III: Ring City
Elden Ring: Leyndell or Stormveil Castle
Demons souls: Worst: Depraved swamp Best: tower of latria
Ds1: Worst: tomb of the giants. Best: anor londo
Ds2: worst: iron passage. Best: eleum loyce
BB: Worst: forbidden woods. Best: research hall
Ds3: worst: catacombs. Best: ringed city
Sekiro: worst: sunken valley. Best: fountainhead
Elden ring: worst: lake of rot. Best: leyndell
It's hard to pick a least favourite map for Elden Ring. Probably Moonlight Altar because there's large sections of nothing and there isn't a final boss.
The locations of the Sites of Grace Raya Lucaria makes me mad enough to put it near the bottom. There's a shortcut that takes you from the top of the Church back to the bottom, but it's only useful if you die to one mob. Otherwise you may as well warp out to a Site of Grace.
The best map is really hard too. Probably Stormveil because there's so many routes you can take and so many secret areas you can find. Then you have areas (and enemies) that encourage stealth, about five optional mini-bosses, three NPCs you can interact with, and two bosses to kill. I was sad when I found Godrick in a courtyard instead of having a central keep to clear.
Glintstone dragon adula is the boss of that area
Fountainhead Palaca is something else.
I didn't know the nobles in Sekiro aged Wolf. I never got caught by their spells, I guess.
Honestly, buying that ps4 or ps5 for bloodborne (and demons souls) is so worth it. But Shame on sony for not caring about the masterpiece they have rights to and releasing it on pc even though so many people want it. I really wish it wasnt an exclusive so fromsoft could make a part 2 or at least a remake. It's been my favorite game since release and I really hope you will get to enoy it one day too, can't wait to hear your opinions on it!
I really like this kind of stuff I hope you make more. Maybe do favorite NPC's across the games. I like your videos 🥲
Dark Souls: Oolacile
Dark Souls 2: Shulva
Dark Souls 3: Ringed City
Sekiro: Senpou Temple
Elden Ring: Stromveil Castle
In my opinion lake of rot is the worst area in elden ring
All my remaining brain cells have been rotten after i stumbled upon it
I am waiting for the next fromsoft poison swamp
My favorite and least favorite areas:
Dark Souls 1:
Least Favorite: Tomb of Giants
Favorite: Undead Burg/Parish
Dark Souls 2:
Least Favorite: Frigid Outskirts
Favorite: Shulva, Sanctum City(Brume Tower is close)
Dark Souls 3:
Least Favorite: Farron Keep or Demon Ruins
Favorite: Grand Archives(Ashes of Ariandel dlc and Cathedral of the Deep are close)
Sekiro:
Least Favorite: Ashina Depths
Favorite: Ashina Castle
Elden Ring:
Least Favorite: Ordina Liturgical Town
Favorite: Leyndell(Volcano Manor and Stormveil Castle are close)
Dark Souls
Worst: Izalith easily
Best: Undead Burg/Parish
Dark Souls 2
I actually agree with both 100%
Dark Souls 3
Worst: Irythill Dungeon
Best: Ariendel
Bloodborne:
Worst: Byrgenwerth
Best: Central Yarnham
Elden Ring
Worst: Lake of Rot by far
Best: Undeniably Leyndell
I too will give an honorable mention to Siofra River/Nokron. Ainsel River/Nokstella are ok but nothing compared to Siofra.
Haven't played enough Demons Souls or Sekiro to give an opinion.
10:45 legendary chase, watch with caution
DARK SOULS
Best/Favourite: Darkroot Garden
Worst: Tomb Of The Giants
DARK SOULS 2
Best/Favourite: Majula
Worst: Black Gulch, Iron Passage, and Frigid Outskirts
DARK SOULS 3
Best/Favourite: Irithyll of the Boreal Valley and Lothric Castle (including the Grand Archives).
Worst: Farron Keep, Catacombs of Carthus, the Demon Ruins, Irithyll Dungeon and the Profaned Capital.
BLOODBORNE
Best/Favourite: Forsaken Cainhurst Castle
Worst: Forbidden Woods and Byrgenwerth (These AREN'T BAD, just could've been better IMHO. I feel The Forbidden Woods suffers from drag and Byrgenwerth needed more to it)
SEKIRO
Best/Favourite: Senpou Temple, Hirata Estate and Ashina Castle
Worst: Ashina Depths
ELDEN RING
Best/Favourite Area: Liurnia Of The Lakes, The Mountaintop Of The Giants, and The Siofra River/Nokron
Worst: Lake Of Rot
Best/Favourite Stronghold/Residence: Leyndell, Stormveil Castle, The Academy Of Raya Lucaria, and Volcano Manor.
Worst: Crumbling Farum Azula (I LOVE the level design, but HATE the section with the Stormhawks and the Dragon bolts. Though it's short, this is the worst section in the entire game IMHO).
They need to recrate Tomb of the Giants
Very fun video Brollo
0:22 yeah this is also basically me
Aesthetically, I just love the cathedral in DS3, just sheer monumentality and it's all brought low by that liquid AIDS a certain swordy boi just had to bring into this world.
I actually just bought a ps5 last week to play bloodborne and demons souls and I can confidently say now that demons souls is the worst souls game and bloodborne is the best. I did not believe the hype and now I do, even with the crappy 30 fps.
I was fully planning on returning the console after beating the games just to say I played them and experienced them but I think I’m going to keep it because I definitely want to keep playing bloodborne
i love demons souls for what it is, but yeah i totally agree on it being the worst
I hate Shrine of Amana so much. I'll never get through that place. It's so beautiful though but it's just unfair and stupid
How did you skip Frozen Outskirts so many times? Just in my recent playthrough, I stumbled upon the bonfire right by it without even trying.
Redmane castle is not a legacy dungeon
very original video
Alright have fun waiting for the pc port that will never come out until bloodborne will be public domain
86 years left to go
You could just buy a used ps4 for like $50 and clean it up a bit if you really wanna play the ps exclusives
This right here and you can get BB for like 15 bucks nowadays.
Forgot about Lake of Rot didnt you?
Good video but where’s bloodborne
The worst area in DS3 for me is literally the entire game. I hate traversing literally every area. I'm someone to walk through every area finding every item but Dark Souls 3 is the only one to break that rule. I run past so much in the game cause I hate them so much. The only one that breaks that is Grand Archives but even then I sprint to kill the Crystal Sage quickly.
Why tho
Sure, DS3 is my least favorite of the trilogy, but I don't personally think it's THAT bad. To each their own. Might I ask what about it makes you feel that way?
You are someone of bad taste. ds3 has the best levels and atmosphere tied with bloodborne. Lothric castle, ringed city, irithyll, and so much more are all perfection.
The only reason anyone would run past the areas is to fight the bosses just because the bosses are so peak
@@firstorderblade4432 people like you are why I hate Souls fans
@@StrappingYoungLadam I think DS3 just has the least interesting areas generally of any Souls. Maybe just the linearity but it's never felt like the "Ooh whats this?" feeling in the game from first run to now.
I think gameplay wise DS3 just has the most annoying basic enemies. Notably the thralls or the notorious dogs. I suspect a part of the distaste I have for basic enemies is probably just how poise works in DS3 makes a lot of basic enemies more annoying to fight than a puzzle to solve like in other games.
Plus the areas just suck and aren't enjoyable to traverse imo and feel uninspired for the most part. The only one I give inspiration to is Irithyll Dungeon but then again it just feels like a better 3-1. I grit my teeth down an extra millimeter whenever I even think about Farron swamp. Cathedral is fine and for the most part original but it's just long and tedious more than enjoyable to me but also if you just go for deacons it's not too bad I guess.
Also, I've never enjoyed the random like "mid point" (?) areas. Like why does Road of Sacrifices even need to exist or the Profaned Capital? This is probably me being nit picky I guess but they feel like what is even the point.
Don't even get me started on the DLC areas just ugh. Ringed City itself is so boring and empty and feels thrown together like how Mountaintop of the Giants is thrown together to be "difficult." Dreg Heap is good, I'll give that.
Bloodborne is top 2 games of all time
I’m the one guy who thinks that Anor Londo is very overrated. :)
LOL, Todd can't get a break
Tomb of giants is the worst in dark souls 1
Where's bloodborne...
Lake of rot solos
i get your point about anor londo's epic scale, but somehow the sheer smooth shiny polished nature of it was really offputting for me. maybe it's the textures, maybe the lighting, maybe the level of detail, but somehow anor londo felt very video gamey and not very immersive compared to burg & parish, darkroot, archives, asylum etc.
it puts me in mind of one of those insane halo reach forge maps where someone has clearly put an enormous amount of effort into creating something huge and impressive, but nonetheless the crude tools available and lack of professional experience give it an amateurish feel. FWIW i get the same feeling to an extent in sens and izalith, it's hard to pinpoint what the problem is exactly but i can feel it strongly
I agree that Anor Londo is overrated. I mean like, did everybody wiped from memory the God-awful archers?
couldn't first comment day ruined
7:20 80% of the areas fucking sucks lmaoo
grey… tombstone… more grey… i love ds3, i have over 1k hours in the game and have been playing it since i was 11 on release, so i really dont know how i never got color blindness from the constant monotone color pallet
Ds3 has the best levels
hi teacher
Anor londo is the most overrated shithole in all of souls, weeb central
Womp womp
Bloodborne is overrated anyhow. Great game? You bet. The best Fromsoftware game? Not even close.
Bloodborne > Elden Ring
@@LuM4rex 🤣
Overatted has now become the go to excuse anytime something becomes popular, often times giving no examples.
@yeahyeahwowman8099 I love Bloodborne, but it has significant flaws. The world is less interconnected, worst "magic system," consumable healing, less character customization, less build variety, lots of gimmick bosses, terrible framerate and muddy textures, etc.
Again, it's a great game, but nowhere near the top of the list.
Both Elden Ring and Bloodborne are the two best and worst games, chalice dungeons and elden ring dungeons are some of the laziest dogshit game design that's ever been released by any game.
bro has a souls channel and wont buy a ps5 for their best game lol
least insufferable ps fan
@@Le.Chase.nah hes right bloodborne is peak