One: Extremely Hard mode
Oh.
Is Demon Souls much the same in that way?
One: Extremely Hard mode
Jesus christ, this game is far from extreme or 'too difficult'. It's a challenge yes, but so long as you have a working brain and reactions faster than a sloth, you'll do fine. It is a steep curve from most games but it's no Devil May Cry/Street Fighter.
Lol Street Fighter, you don't need a brain for that
The story really is the only thing that matters to me in games, is this worth me getting?
Spoken like a five year old who's never played it.
You probably think Tekken takes skill so we'll end this here before anyone gets hurt.
Guilty Gear, Blazblue, Virtua Fighter, Mortal Kombat all are more challenging.
Oh yeah and even Tekken
It was just an immensely cruel game that needed a frankly insane amount of time put in to get anywhere.
Sorry but that only applies if you aren't very good. Dark Souls is not that hard, it's just people tend to play it wrong, they rush in head first and get beaten to a pulp before they learn to pay attention.
There is absolutely no reason to fail on the same thing twice as the game is consistent, as long as you pay attention to the telegraphs every single danger in the game is predictable and avoidable, either by simple moving out of the way or blocking/defending by other means.That is what makes the game so rewarding, failing at something and then not failing because you learnt from your mistake. The best part comes when you realise you are no longer making mistakes because you can predict events based on your experience.
Virtua Fighter I agree on, but the rest are lol... Mortal Kombat and Tekken are just a mash fest on one anothers block until you land a launcher, and then a rediculously easy juggle combo for most their HP. The fact you think Tekken takes more skill than Street Fighter proves you don't know anything about the genre and you've most likely played the aforementioned games through arcade and think your the best.
You'd never do a fadc or a 1 frame link on Street Fighter, ever.
I'll freely admit to being bad at it! I'm bad at it because it's not fun and it feels like a chore. Likewise, I don't enjoy ironing or get a smug satisfaction from making my bedSorry but that only applies if you aren't very good. Dark Souls is not that hard, it's just people tend to play it wrong, they rush in head first and get beaten to a pulp before they learn to pay attention.
There is absolutely no reason to fail on the same thing twice as the game is consistent, as long as you pay attention to the telegraphs every single danger in the game is predictable and avoidable, either by simple moving out of the way or blocking/defending by other means.That is what makes the game so rewarding, failing at something and then not failing because you learnt from your mistake. The best part comes when you realise you are no longer making mistakes because you can predict events based on your experience.
Or play something much more instantly rewarding and funExactly this, if you find Dark Souls too hard, hang up your controller and take up gardening or something.
Or play something much more instantly rewarding and fun
How is the narrative in relation to the difficulty? Is it like The Witcher 2, where everyone bigs you up as a great fighter, then a naked guy with a stick beats you up, as you hack at him with a massive sword doing virtually no damage?