To beat it, sure. To get all the trophies in a single playthrough? No.

You should just wing it on your first playthrough, but doing a 100% run is almost certainly going to require a guide.

That seems fairly early-ish in the game as I remember. While it is chapter 3 of 7, the middle chapters are a bit beefier than the first few.

Here are a few from me and my friend

I guess I also kind of subscribe to the theory that if you want to beat a boss a certain way either solo it or only summon friends. There are a lot of clues leading you to the plunge attack so you could reasonably figure it out on your own.

I have replayed FF7 within the last 2 years, and it still holds up. Yes, it looks bad and could’ve used some more time in localization (which is why we want a remake), but the core game is still pretty fun!

Well, it sounds like it fits with the anime, in which I 100% without irony rooted for the “bad guy.” Yes he did help murder people (although probably less often than the police) but his vision for society was way less fucked up than Sybil’s.

You’re right, I should give up the sunbro-ing and go back to invasions >:)

Maybe I’m secretly a darkwraith with gold paint ;)

I still wish there was some sort of scaling for the level range though. I get that 10 + 10% is a lot of math, but later in the game the flat 20 levels is a bit too restrictive. It’s still infinitely better than soul memory of course.

*spoilers for how to beat a late game optional boss*

Anytime.

There are local races too. Your vote is still quite relevant in those.

“Gorgeous view ahead, try beating to a pulp.”

There’s a slight parallel there when I think of things like Justine Sacco getting fired for a twitter joke by “SJWs.” Granted that’s a far cry from death threats, but it’s similar in that they targeted a person of no importance for their wrath and nothing of value was accomplished other than fucking up some random…

The thing that gets me in all this is that all the GG targets are incredibly unimportant people in the business of game development/reporting (well, that and they identify as feminist). These are not the Phil Spencers or Reggie Fils-Aimes, they are indie devs who might make a few grand on their games or youtubers who…

Writing notes isn’t just to feel good. If someone rates your note you’ll be fully healed. Very helpful if it happens during a boss fight or invasion.

The thing that really got me was them giving DS3 a 7... and giving Salt & Sanctuary a 9. Now don’t get me wrong, S&S was a good enough game to scratch that Souls itch for a week or two, but there’s simply no way that it’s better than any Souls game.

Even his augur of Ebrietas sometimes one-shots me due to hitting twice for some reason...

I see you haven’t been to polygon then... but they also thought the Witcher 3 wasn’t one of the top 10 games of 2015, so what do they know?