You can level up now invest some points in stamina it really pays off. Also read the item descriptions and use items it makes the game a lot more managable. Fire is really useful against beast and electricity /arcane against everything else. I would advise skill as your main weapon stat because skill based weapons are just way more fun, although strength has some badass weapons too. Leave bloodtinge for what it is or a second playtrough and beating those beast will become managable even if you don't have cat like reflexes or superior timing.

Tbf I couldnt distinguish the physical eject and power button till after I owned one for 4 years...

Oh no worries about spoilers, on the year it came out, I got about 50%-55% through the game. I don't know while I just suddenly stopped playing. IF you're talking about father G, he's a real B but that's one of the bosses i took down on my first try, along with the 3 on 1 fight in the woods and the blood starving beast (which soundly beat me tens of times on my first play) The witch was annoying if anything.

My favorite thing about bloodborne is the mythos/lore. The whole concept and story behind it is so unnerving and macabre, I love it. It feels like a giant love letter to a specific author.

In my final playtrough I one shotted nearly every regular boss. But I tought father G and especially his final form and the bloodstarving beast where annoying. A few hidden bosses are also a pain especially Martyr. The lore and the atmosphere are really great. You also have a hunter where you fight Amelia which is also a true pain in the butt. It shows you how useful bloodtinge can be and after beating that shit face you get the blades of mercy. Which are a total blessing for an arkane and skill build.

The real horror begins in the later chalice dungeons though. That's where bloodborne really gets tough, although the dungeons are a chore the boss fights are great. Oh and I hate every fucking spider in this game. They are true spawns of hell and powerful as fuck.

It went to sleep mode (I think it is called like that?) when I pressed the on button. The yellow light was there forever and disconected in from the light source.

Next time I had a message that I turn off wrongly and data could damage if I continue with the same process. Had to google how to turn of the console.

Holding the home button to turn off a console is by no means in this universe an intuitive way.

Depends it was the same on PS3 and I believe you can also turn off the X360 using the home button. But as other users said you can also use th he button on the console. Which is cleverly hidden away.

I don't have those consoles. But if that was how it worked then fine. Now I get it. So yeah.

I think the issue you're having with powering off the console is you're trying to turn the whole thing off, when the PS4 wants to go into rest mode so that it can update in the background and keep whatever you had running suspended.

I don't recommend powering down all the way, so stick with Rest Mode. If you have a neurotic need to power down, that's fine, but it's nice to get a message that your game updated while you were sleeping rather than turn it on to a message stating you need to update.

Also, lemme know if you want help on Bloodborne. I'm always looking for an excuse to play it rather than Trophy hunt other games.

Help me with Bloodborne! I love it but sucks hard at it. Yesterday I had a long session killing "hard" monsters to me like those giant brutes, but died at easy beasts.