nice togel men

Gg Good duel :)

claymore are the most broken weapons in Dark Souls 3. I attack them directly with faster weapons and always lose the trade or don't hit them at all, and then I get punished for 1200 damage. I try to parry them and I die. They are unpunishable on non-LAN connection and beat every other weapon in the game effortlessly. You are biased and nit-picking, I win bye bye slight_smile @Calix Do not even get me started on lks. If I go within 2 miles of you I instantly take 600 damage and knocked off the map by the weapon art. The running attack is too fast to react to, and outtrades everything. Reported and blocked

fabian im going to boil you

nice alaska connection you snowy art hoe, looking kinda cute, kinda like that actor who played freddie mercury, anyway keep glitching you dirty bastard

This is a good game, when not compared to the other two. I would complain about the same things everyone else has, like the weird enemy placement and level design, but instead I'll focus on the few parts I liked. The burnt Ivory King DLC's 2 main bosses were the best in the game. The lore may break a few small things, but it's okay for the most part. Lucatiel's story is my favourite one of all the friendly NPCs. The Ivory King is a badass, and his backstory is a solid A+. Despite the weird, annoying level design in most of the game, the level design in the Dragon's Aerie/Shrine is surprisingly some of the best in the series. Any annoyance suffered through earlier is worth it just to go through that beautiful area.
The combat may be clunky, and the game can be incredibly annoying at times, but it is worth a play. Just don't expect the same masterful quality that DS1 set the bar with.