I was very invested in cryptid story in my playthrough and had good odds in that check. The conversation with phasmid literally made me cry. Along with Dolores Dei dialogue and the dialogue with Revachol after completing the night club quest, this is what absolutely made my playthrough. I can imagine how phasmid interaction without it would seem weird though…
i need to listen to her more
sad :(
they still have audacity to connect Sodom and Gomorrah with homosexuality
and of course the original quotes are not related to homosexuality at all: https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenChristian/s/79askQI5Xn
basically it condemns rape. but mainstream conservative “christians” in power could not let such translations to spread
is this loss?..
I think more about the idea and influence. It was the first souls game to become a mainstream in some sort, and an all-time classic. I personally consider DS3 a better game, but it took the old formula and perfected it (mostly). For the same reason, i’d pick GTA Vice City over GTA V, but I’m not a big fan of the franchise tbh
2021 was a year of the extreme FromSoft hype. Sekiro recently won GOTY, the whole community was excited for the upcoming Elden Ring. So it’s understandable that a soulslike won the trophy, even though most of the games from the list deserve it. If they repeat this nomination in 5-10-15 years, it might be a different game from exact this list—depending on what genre will be trending
many devs forget that souls-likes are about exploring as much as about bossfights
Sounds like a wonderful time! I played it couple years ago, and then convinced my wife to try, and she enjoyed it a lot as well. Have fun and be careful not to spoil anything—approaching the game blindly is a special kind of fun
Doesn’t he succeed btw?
Is it your first playthrough?
yeah, it was not obvious. thanks
ah, okay
what? i have a steam version, and when i loaded it (last time couple months ago), game said i cannot play online on linux. has something change?
Thanks. I understand that not everyone is sharing my views on the issue, but I believe that FOSS don’t belong to specific persons, even if they started the project. There are 260 contributors to lemmy, and I’m one of them (small contributions though yet, but anyway), and I’m enby and unconditionally support trans rights. I love Lemmy, and despite the views of one of the original devs, it helps trans people and LGBTQ+ people to express themselves on free independent platforms