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I saw that, honestly I'm just sitting here doing coop with random summons. I actually went and killed Midir solo and it's found itself on a "to-do list."
Now if From wanted to give us boats, so we could go check out those markers on the world map. That would be pretty cool.
That said, I still really like the DLC map, much more so than map of the base game, just wish they didn't repeat their mistakes with empty space. I wonder if we'll ever get immaculate DS1 level design.
but yeh i agree that torrent makes ti too easy to just run past everything in the world.
*them*
and those i did just ignore with talismans
they got me once and never again
Yeah by now if I'm able to use Torrent I am just simply not fighting anything that's not a notable opponent, for example the little ruined town that has the Outer God Amulet, straight up skipped with Torrent acrobatics.
In the DLC I'm already meta-level so I don't even need the runes
Fighting the Gargoyle birds and whatever else is fun, but completely pointless if I'm on my Honse
The abyssal woods is probably the worst example you could give, there's next to nothing there, there's only 3 of those instant kill gimmick enemies and the rest are trash mobs sprinkled extremely far between. The world being empty is not the fault of having a horse, that's just rushed and lazy game design, the base game had enemies everywhere and lots of curated encounters.