"Assassin's" creed brotherhood

Capitalism is destroying itself and I'm eagerly anticipating it's complete downfall. Maybe then we can get back to working for the greater good of all citizens, not only the rich ones.BrianB0422

[QUOTE="Cow4ever"][QUOTE="Fightingfan"] [QUOTE="trastamad03"]Do you like Bananas?trastamad03

/anti-joke chicken.

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[QUOTE="M4Ntan"]yes we are

Fightingfan

Do you like Bananas?trastamad03

I just saw the Crysis 1 trailer for the consoles and it's really impressive. Looks way better than Crysis 2, and in my opinion, better than Rage, which has a more stylized cartoonish look. What do you think? ChiefFreeman

Uncharted 2>Killzone 3>GoW 3>Killzone 2>Gears 3>Uncharted DF>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Pacman>Crysis 2>Crysis

[QUOTE="Cow4ever"][QUOTE="Maroxad"]

I had no difficulties with Demons Souls at all, once you learnt an enemy's attack pattern (didnt take very long) the enemies had a really difficult time hitting you. Not to mention that if they actually do hit you you can just eat up grass which takes like 1 second or so (no cooldown) to get back to full health.

I would argue Dragon Age: Origins was harder on higher difficulty settings... until I started using Cone of Cold.

Maroxad

1. I learned enemy movements shortly after first encountering them (sometimes during my first encounter with them). I didnt need to die to learn enemy attack and movement patterns. Heck, I beat 8 bosses in a row without dying once on my first playthrough.
2. Just roll back twice, the enemy will never have enough time to hit you if you do that.
3. Which enemies kill you in a single hit?
4. The learning curve in Demons Souls was very smooth. Which is a good thing.

But you're wrong the rolling skeletons could easily hit you even if you rolled back twice and in the swamp there was alot of times you couldn't roll for example.

For example the dual katana wielding skeleton.

95%

That's not a show I mean AT LEAST 95% of TV shows.

It's garbage just like almost everything else post 1900

[QUOTE="Cow4ever"][QUOTE="Maroxad"]

I disagree with RPG elements and being hard (I though Demons Souls was very easy). But otherwise I agree with your post.

Herer are some other things,

Encounter design, atmosphere, boss/enemy design, story (Bioware does storytelling well but their stories are uninspired and cliche), and pacing.

Maroxad

I had no difficulties with Demons Souls at all, once you learnt an enemy's attack pattern (didnt take very long) the enemies had a really difficult time hitting you. Not to mention that if they actually do hit you you can just eat up grass which takes like 1 second or so (no cooldown) to get back to full health.

I would argue Dragon Age: Origins was harder on higher difficulty settings... until I started using Cone of Cold.

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I wouldn't jump the gun. Demon's Souls is a good game, but From doesn't nearly have as much experience in making rpgs as Bethesda and Bioware. We're not even sure if Dark Souls will live up to the success of Demon's Souls. They may very well end up being one of those 'one hit wonder' devs

Maroxad

Combat is way better than ES and DA, that alone puts them above Bioware and Bethesda, don't get me started on level design, RPG elements and new features.

And from the look of it, Dark Souls is following the successful path of Demon's Souls which is great combat mechanics, dark fantasy setting, being hard with superb RPG elements.

I disagree with RPG elements and being hard (I though Demons Souls was very easy). But otherwise I agree with your post.

Herer are some other things,

Encounter design, atmosphere, boss/enemy design, story (Bioware does storytelling well but their stories are uninspired and cliche), and pacing.