Except were explicitly told in DS1 that time doesn’t work right in the world the games take place in and that the phantoms you interact with are all people from alternate timelines of yours that intersect with your journey.for example: the Solaire that helps you in DS1 physically is not the same person at the Solaire…

Is his mother named Martha?

Fallout is supposed to be depressing. The world has gone to shit, thats hardly a reason to party. It isn’t supposed to be all pretty. Its called “The Wasteland” for a reason.

You can do all that in its default state. Its what I and everyone else did. In fact I would say you can appreciate all the more when places and enemies live up to their relevance in the story. When bosses drop after first or second encounter or when a player has an area’s inhabitants figured out it it losses it’s…

Past titles have shown us that the studio tends to cater to the larger common denominator.

Or you know... git gud.

Your opinion is 100% valid, and the exact reason I love mods (tailoring games to meet your own criteria for being enjoyable is awesome), but I still don’t believe that the difficulty of Souls prevents all those things you loved in an “easier” game.

If you’ve never played it, you can’t speak on it. Period.

Do note, I’m not a Marvel fanboy. I love Superman’s first two movies, Nolan’s trilogy, The Flash and Arrow, I grew up with Batman: The Animated Series, I love the Arkham games. So let’s get that away.

You use the word “minimal” twice in that post and in both instances I can’t help but wonder what your justification is.

If you keep repeating it’s good, maybe you’ll believe yourself.