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Plus apparently they're just able to quick-jump backwards whenever you try to get close, and can stunlock you even while not on horseback.
there is pretty much NEVER a reason to fight the giant lobsters (seriously why are these even in the game?) yes i know about the SINGLE larval tear. that doesnt mean you cannot ignore them and still see everything in the game.
also the range and tracking on that spit attack. like what the hell fromsoft. these and the ghost archers from the underground river a bit TOO ACCURATE even for a souls game. and this comes from soneone who has dealth with plenty of archer ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ in from games. anor londo ones included. not even they where THIS accurate with thier arrows.
I gotta be careful, some people get easily offended if you even critique a single flaw in their revered works of Lord Miyazaki, lol.
I was running past a sleeping group before getting sniped randomly.
And crabs, I can understand - for the most part, they're actually balanced in the fact that they can't spit across an American state to the next with the accuracy and speed of a missile.
Well, okay then. Still a spicy hot take though, lol.
Have you counted the legs yet? If it's 4 it might be dog.
think safe to say most players dislike those ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ xD
Crabs/Lobsters, eh.. more or less the same thing. This game shows why we need to actively cook and eat crustacean.