Watch New Trailer For Code Vein, The Vampire RPG From Dark Souls Publisher

@chiefwiggum16: Not really, because anyone who plays the game knows that is always a possibility. The rule is always keep your shield up, if you dont have a sheild then always be ready to dodge. If you go around that blind corner without being on guard you deserved that death and next time you will not fall for the trap. That's how the game works like I said its just a learning process. Honestly I played through all 3 DS games start to finish and every death I had was due to miscalculation, or me letting my guard down.. tough but it doesn't feel cheap at all.. its just part of the game. There have been times when I was kicking ass and then get killed out of nowhere and I recorded it with joy because it made me laugh because you start to expect it.

@chiefwiggum16: Rule 16 in dark souls never ever run blindly around a corner, Though honestly, I can't imagine what blind corner you are refering to ?

Honestly most deaths in a dark souls game is wholey the players fault. I say most as the game is not with out it's... design flaws. The archers of anor londo, the bed of chaos to name a few, the games mechanics kinda fold in on them selves a bit. I found dark souls 2 and its gank bosses to be a bit of a pain and the mob style enemy lay out. Dark souls and Dark souls 3 though, tough but fair.

@chiefwiggum16: See my comment below.

@chiefwiggum16: This game is all about timing and being patient. Your moves do not have to be flawless but the wrong move will almost always get you killed. I have gotten caught by an enemy who lunged out at me from a corner but it doesn't feel cheap..... With this game it would feel more like I should have saw that coming with my face in palm. I would say 99 percent of all my deaths come from the boss battles.

@chiefwiggum16: Nope. Gotta be careful going around corners. 99% of the time you can see an enemy before it sees you. That's where the patience comes in. Can't just go sprinting through the level.

Not like you would know, though, because you admitted before that you haven't played it.

@tnielsen2010: I hear ya. If the game is not for some one I can respect that. But it is the ones that it is obviously not for them and can't get over the fact that a game was not made to cater to casual gamers * and I do not mean casual gamer as a negative* that try to berate those that enjoy the journey as much as the reward. That's were it grates on the nerves.

@tnielsen2010: The silver surfer on NES is on multiple lists for being unfairly or generically hard. I am not the kinda gamer that needs to crank every game up to nightmare, death march or insanity difficulty level. Actually I play all games on normal.Namely because turning most game difficulty up causes a generic difficulty spike enemies hit hard you hit less harder and no/less healing items. Dark souls and blood borne the difficulty is designed into them and very smartly as well. Most hear dark souls and its "legendary difficulty" and dismiss them off hand with out trying them. THey cheat them selves out of one of the best games with some of the deepest lore I have ever seen in a game.