People complaining are in the minority, when you realize that it all makes sense.

@001011000101101: Far from dry, if anything every new entry in the souls series usually brings more to the table that changes the way you play.

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I for one welcome our yearly gifts from FromSoft. The screens look amazing. Though these shouldn't have been leaked, imagine the reaction from everyone with a proper announcement without any of these leaks.

I think for everyone, your first souls game is the best. Unless your first souls game is Dark 2, then probably not.

For me it's Dark 1 > BB/DeS>Dark 2.

It's the safest way to avoid copyright issues. I'll take Spiritual successors over waiting for a new game from stubborn publishers who'd rather let their IP die than make a new game.

Nothing. I've been through worse and I've accepted that this is as good as it's gonna get.

Makes any unexpected good in the future feel like a surprise. :P

Use the Lamp, she's the key to progressing the quest.

It's just their marketing model like the default Dohvakiin model they used for Skyrim. You make your own character in game like the previous fall outs.

In the end we'll all be playing as the worst abomination we can make.

I might be in the minority with this but I hope there's some kind of asynchronous multiplayer included in the single player itself like the souls games which is not required but would add a nice touch.

Cautiously optimistic, the cynic in me keeps my expectations in check.

@demon-returns:It's just as easy as replying to everyone else. The brave one isn't me but Lulu, who keeps trying to convince everyone how souls games are bad. That takes more determination than what I have to convince him otherwise.

@Lulu_Lulu: I've ran past all enemies in both Dark souls & Bloodborne and never got caught like you say. Knowing how to run past them matters as well, it's not simply sprinting. If you don't believe me, watch a Dark souls speed run. It's pretty much shows how running past enemies works every single time. In the end even running past enemies requires a bit of learning. Sometimes it's just as satisfying to know the quick boss fight path as defeating the boss itself.

Like they say, you either keep complaining or you get good. :P