I don't. No point leaving someone who struggles without a nice tip, though.

The heck, mages are probably my least used class. xD Always full melee first playthrough, then trying things like pyromancers or miracles. Mages always get for last.

Save for Dark Souls 3, on which mages are so freaking useless picking one is basically playing on a harder difficulty.

sorry, what is this exactly? i don't recognise it and i haven't played Bloodborne for a while now

Looks fantastic! :)

The Beast Roar hunter tool. It basically consumes part of your mercury in exchange of making a small expansive wave that knocks down humanoid characters. You can corner humanoid characters in an edge then rape them by repeatedly using this after a combo attack.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKLiJnfusAk

The guy using it there is kinda bad, but you get the idea of how to employ it.

Full melee is always the most enjoyable way to play any Souls for the first playthrough, at least for me.

I do. How do I know Dark Souls 3 is piss poor easy, otherwise? Playing full melee in that game is like playing easy mode. Melee weapons have such a crazy stunt-lock percentage it's insane. You can even stunt-lock most bosses, too, and deal extra damage whenever they're dizzy.

huh, looks pretty sweet

i will have to remember it for my next playthrough

But then I would have said the game is the hardest of the franchise...

Why would I choose to go melee, if historically-wise it's the hardest option in all other games? That makes no sense.

Wrong, wrong, all wrong. I would have tried piromancer, which is the class to go to when mage fails because it's broken too. Going melee is totally counter-intuitive.