I had assumed it would play a role in one of the new game plus modes, maybe your 3rd/4th playthrough, since it’s the only key item that says with you when you start again.

All three of them can be staggered and visceral attacked... Which in my book makes them pretty easy to deal with.

I haven’t touched Bloodborne since getting my platinum last week; but now I am curious enough to fire it up, get the ring, and then run through NG++ to Mergo’s Loft as quickly as possible to see if you can propose to Yharnum while she’s crying outside the nursery. The flavor text seems to describe her (or Arianna) to…

The funny thing is after the first few hours and initial frustration of having a bunch of lower tier weapons break I eventually just got used to it; and with the exception of an instance where I missed a bonfire half way through an area I actually haven’t had many instances of my weapons breaking; keep in mind that I…

I've seen the Last Word up on etsy; pretty sure it's by the same guy who made the Thorn replica shortly after the game came out last year. Only problem is that the guy only made a small run of both and they were incredibly expensive (especially when considering they were unpainted.)

I think the big change is that his facial texture is now much more matted and seems to reflect light more realistically; in GZ it almost appears as though his skin is coated with body oil causing those dramatic bright white highlights. The highlights and reflections themselves are also much cleaner; GZ’s have a bit of…

It’s worth comparing them to see how the engine has changed, and how much better the texture work has become; in Ground Zeroes everything has this sheen to it and looks as though it maybe made of plastic, whereas the Phantom Pain has a lot more matte textures with more realistic reflections and highlights. Snake’s…

I’ll be honest, it is pricey... At the same time though a relatively decent case, a good liquid cooling system, and high end fans can cost anywhere from $500-1000 easily when bought separately; so this actually might not be that bad if it really is all high quality parts, it just causes an insane level of sticker…

I don’t know because I can’t go back...

Yeah it happens in the dx9 version as well when running at 60fps; but theres a mod that helps correct some of the problems.

If you are anything like me and hit up bonfires regularly it isn’t really that bad, especially if you switch up weapons often; but you will notice it if you miss a bonfire in an area and make a marathon run to the boss.

It’s exactly like the original game they just added 5 new areas that he appears; most of which seem to be in the Lost Bastille.

It’s a known glitch due to the frame rate being upped to 60fps; basically the way durability works is that your weapon loses a certain amount of durability for each frame that you are in contact with an object/enemy, because every action lasts for a set amount of time and the frame rate has doubled this means that the…

Yup... 16 hours into the game and that fire longsword at +9 is still my primary weapon; only changed it up at the Smelter Demon for obvious reasons...

He shows up in specific places, defeating him causes him to disapear permanently from that place and leaving the area will cause him to disapear temporarily (until you die.)

The whole jump to 60 frames cutting dodge roll invulnerability in half has made me quit dodging almost entirely and now I just sword and board half the time... Hopefully they’ll patch that along with the durability glitch and I can go back to dual wielding more often...

To be honest if you are going through Bloodborne right now and not having too many troubles with it you should be fine; I went from getting my platinum in BB straight into playing DS2:SotFS and it immediately felt a great deal easier than BB.

The Pursuer always showed up multiple times; SoTFS just added five new locations that he pops up in early in the game.

I will be honest, I completely missed out on the Wii version of Xenoblade; but the time it came out my Wii was pretty much closeted and collecting dust, and by the time I had decided I wanted to try Xenoblade it was already pretty much impossible to find.

My favorite shiny capture was a Noivern in Pokemon X, I was incredibly excited about it since it was my favorite Pokemon from that generation and the first shiny I'd seen all game. The pride and joy of my shiny collection is my IV bred shiny adaptability Eevee.. SOOOO MANY EGGS! I actually found two shinies with Run…