Sounds kind of like that old sci fi d&d 70s stuff

Lol I loved that I did that

The ending was underwhelming I'll give you that but Gael is a great boss.

The cool thing about a concept like that is that you can do that pulp style serial where you just go on one-shot adventures to all kinds of places and it just fleshes itself out over time

lol and the DLC didn't introduce anything

@Iron Nation That's the intention

I was thinking of using a bureaucrat turned adventurer

wtf was the blood paint

Uncovering some old portal because it had been forcibly closed for not paying enough taxes

I actually thought the ending fo DS3 was fine

I don't find Souls games that hard really

They aren't. Unless you want to play Mage.

If you are having trouble with the difficulty level, there is a soft difficulty setting in that you can farm souls pretty quickly and just level up

The game is really as hard as you want it to be

Umm the biggest issue is just how crptic they are

Or summon

like where you are supposed to go

Well I just used a walkthrough for DS 3

or what your supposed to do

I know

but I mean without a walkthrough

Idk

Like I don't know how anyone figured out how to fight the 4 kings on their own

whats the 4 kings

Lol

like to know they had to go and get the Covenant of Artorias

and use it at that one part of the game

Well, you don't

The game is cryptic on purpose because you have to read all of the items

But other people figure it out for you

Is it even possible

to figure that out

I hate the enemy ladden boss runs

I don't think that should be a thing

I would accept harder bosses

like the run to the Smelter Demon

is a fucking joke

Oh you mean DS 1

DS 3 was really straightforward

In terms of where to go and what to do

well yeah