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-CraZed- on 26 May 2015
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FentonCrackshell said:
DD_Bwest said:
"I put it a good amout of play time into the game and after about 20 minutes and at least 20-25 baddies killed I'm bested by a huge guy with a brick and some demon dogs"

your completely contradicting yourself here, did you put a good amount of time into it, or did you just play 20 minutes and gave up?

No, I played for a while and kept dying. Then after killing a slew of enemies after about 20 of gameplay I died again and had to start from the beginning.

This seems to be the worst offender for you. I can understand if Bloodborne or the Souls games are not for you. They're hard no doubt and can be grueling or even frustrating at times but to call them terrible is why you might get some grief over the interwebs for your opinion.

They are actually very good games and do have stories they just don't have a very strong in-game narrative. In fact, that's what I like about them personally. Discovering the small hints and easter egg like story elements of the game has been one of the major joys of my Bloodborne experience. I like Bloodborne so much it got me to go back to Dark Souls, on the PC, which I'm loving BTW.

They're hard games. Very hard. Terrible? I think not. You either don't understand the genre (I didn't at first either) or can't stand the challenge (I couldn't either) but calling them terrible is kind of a lousy opinion, in my own opinion.