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@dylanfoster9304 3 сағат бұрын
I HATE brainsucker!
@Croshau 15 сағат бұрын
I didnt even think you could beat clefts
@nintendude6477 17 сағат бұрын
Spoilers for the ranking. Felt like giving my own thoughts on these cuz uhh idk I'm bored I guess #41: Lud and Zallen. This is actually the only boss in the Dark Souls trilogy I have never beaten. In my first playthrough, I went out of my way to attempt every boss, but this one eluded me like no other. The fight itself doesn't seem too awful, but I don't know firsthand because I only managed to reach them twice; the runback through the Frigid Outskirts is just too horrible to bear. That alone means I have no qualms with this fight's placement. #40: Gank Squad. I got lucky enough to beat these guys first try after also doing the boss run first try. Pretty boring fight, but I did find a decent strategy which just involved running around the corner of the room near the entrance and dropping down to make the slower NPCs follow me while I take out the archer, then again for the swordsman. Took forever and I had a few close calls, but I made it work. Still, very boring and lazy fight, so no real complaints about placement here. #39: Executioner's Chariot. Another bad runback, though not as bad as the other two. The boss itself is kinda frustrating at first, but once you get the timing down on rolling past the chariot, it becomes a bit trivial. Then the real fight begins and it's super easy (so easy that I beat it first try). Shitty fight, but a cool spectacle. #38: Belfry Gargoyles. A little overhated imo. It's really just another DPS test. Unlike the Bell Gargoyles in DS1, these guys are kinda small and don't attack as quickly, so if you manage to take the first few out in a timely manner, you can easily keep your distance away from the last couple. Not a great fight, but one that was overhyped for me in terms of difficulty (another first try, though I was pretty prepared going in). #37: Royal Rat Authority. Surprised to see this not second-to-last. Usually I see people rank this as the worst base-game boss. I also beat this one first try cuz I managed to kill the rats quickly, so it just became Great Grey Wolf Sif but boring and without memorable music. Lame, dumb, whatever. (Also I might have gotten lucky cuz I managed to avoid toxic buildup until literally the last few seconds. #36: Ancient Dragon. The only boss I cheesed cuz I just couldn't be bothered to try and fight it legit. It still took forever to kill with melee so it's really just an autoscroller imo. Bad fight. This trilogy really isn't that great at dragon bosses, huh? #35: Royal Rat Vanguard. This is the dumbest fight in the series, but I kinda can't help but love it lmao. It's goofy and insanely simple, especially for a Dark Souls game, but I kinda found it fun running around and smacking the little rats until the big one showed up. Another boss I first tried. #34: Twin Dragonriders. I beat these guys in literally 35 seconds. I think that says it all. #33: Prowling Magus and Congregation. A little surprised not to see this near the bottom lol. I genuinely forget these guys are even a boss more often than not, which I can't even say about Pinwheel. Not much to say, really. At least the lore is neat. #32: Dragonrider. This guy can be a lot of players' first boss. In this case, I actually think it serves as a decent tutorial fight. However, in any other case, it's crazy easy. It will always gets points for being able to make him fall off the stage though. It's just too funny. #31: Covetous Demon. Complete joke of a boss, although it has a certain charm to it that somewhat endears me to him. Plus, that attack where he eats you is pretty unexpected, and shooting the barrels on the ceiling is a neat gimmick (that I didn't know about in my playthrough lol). #30: Aldia, Scholar of the First Sin. Award for the most disappointing boss in the game. No reward for beating a fairly mid "final boss" that takes way too long to kill but isn't particularly challenging. #29: Scorpioness Najka. Quelaag Lite. She's neat. It's a somewhat dynamic fight, and I like that you can cut her tails off. Very good arena as well. I would not rank her as high as Quelaag, but I would rank her a little higher on this list. #28: Giant Lord. Cooler arena than The Last Giant, but the fight itself is nothing special. Would rank this lower for sure. #27: Guardian Dragon. Stop. Fucking. Flying. Away. I played vanilla instead of SotFS, so I hadn't actually fought one of these guys yet, and that might have added to my disappointment with this fight. I beat it in one long, agonizing attempt, but didn't find it very fun at all. #26: Demon of Song. Embarrassingly, I died to this boss once. Like a noob. The fight is pretty boring and is in a lame arena, but I'll gladly take an easy boss after one of the worst areas in the base game. Again, I played VANILLA and still despised this area. I am so thankful I didn't pick Scholar..... #25: Throne Watcher and Throne Defender. I honestly enjoyed this fight. It felt pretty dynamic compared to the other bosses in the game and I had a good time trying to manage both of their health bars. The only thing I dislike is the arena. It's pretty empty and doesn't accommodate a double boss like the arena for Ornstein and Smough, making it much harder to single out one target. Overall, I like these guys more than most players, but wouldn't rank them near the top of my list for DS2 bosses. #24: Aava, The King's Pet. Has some annoying attacks that feel like they have bigger hitboxes than they should, but overall it's a pretty neat fight. I like the arena quite a bit, it's very unique for a Souls boss. Would probably rank it toward the middle as well. #23: Vendrick. Lore-wise, this guy is awesome. But as a boss? Incredibly lame. Just run around, hit his ankles, dodge his telegraphed swipes, repeat. Very confused to see this one so high (although getting the Giant Souls was actually pretty fun. More fun than this lame-ass fight). #22: Last Giant. As a tutorial boss, he's okay. Not as great as Asylum Demon and Iudex Gundyr, but it's decent enough. I don't have much to say about him except it's kinda cool when he rips his arm off and starts swinging it at you. #21: Mytha, The Baneful Queen. Another fight I beat first try (and I think it's the only boss I did no-hit, somehow). Not really much to say. The gimmick of the pool of poison being removable is cool, but otherwise the fight is kinda whatever imo. #20: Old Iron King. Love this guy's design, but he's a little too easy for being a Great Soul boss. I did fall into the hole once admittedly, but otherwise I didn't struggle too much. It was honestly fun, but it could have been better. (continued in reply)
@nintendude6477 17 сағат бұрын
#19: Nashandra. I liked this fight pretty much equally as much as Throne Watcher/Defender. Not a very dynamic fight, nor a very difficult one, but I'd be lying if I said I didn't find it fun reading her attacks and predicting when her little curse orbs show up so I could go destroy them. Fine fight, but not the best final boss. #18: The Lost Sinner. Somehow beat this boss first try, which was actually a bit disappointing cuz she was really fun. The reduced lock-on range forced me to adapt to a new playstyle that I found surprisingly fun, and I think the fact that I used a dex build helped negate the issue of her jumping away before I could land an attack. Not the best boss in a the game, but a fun one for sure. #17: Old Dragonslayer. I've never fought Super Ornstein in DS1, so I guess this is the next best thing? For an early game boss, he's a little tough, but I didn't find it frustrating at all. I liked the callback to the first game as well. Not too shabby for an optional boss. #16: Flexile Sentry. Definitely an underrated fight. Wish it was harder, since I like the gimmick of it being two conjoined enemies and the water rising, but neither one was much of a problem because he dies too quickly. I am glad this thing reappears as a normal enemy later, at least. #15: Ruin Sentinels. Hated these guys until I figured out how to fight them one at a time. Once I stopped being dumb, this fight was kinda neat but not one I really cared for that much. Some attacks have really shitty hitboxes, which is always fun. Not the worst gank fight, but I wouldn't place them this high. #14: The Duke's Dear Freja. How fun this fight is pretty much comes down to how quickly you beat the small spiders, or if you have a torch. Once the little spiders are taken care of, Freja herself is pretty damn easy. I kinda like it though, the moveset is interesting for sure. #13: The Rotten. My favorite boss design in DS2. Fighting a boss literally made of a bunch of undead is super creative and cool to look at. The fight itself is pretty easy since his attacks are very telegraphed, though the fire around the arena can throw a wrench in your dodging sometimes. Good fight, but I'm not sure if it beats Lost Sinner as my favorite Great Soul boss. #12: Skeleton Lords. Bring Alluring Skulls to this fight and it becomes trivial. Otherwise, it's skeleton gank city, which wouldn't be too bad if it weren't for those fucking bonewheels (which, admittedly, aren't NEARLY as bad as they are in DS1). Outside of them, this fight is nothing special imo. Wouldn't rank it this high personally. #11: Elana, The Squalid Queen. Cool gimmick which makes up for a kinda lame moveset imo. Having Velstadt summoned in the middle of the fight is hilarious but also makes the fight a lot more interesting. Not my favorite DLC boss, but certainly not the worst. #10: The Pursuer. Such a cool concept for a reoccurring enemy, and the ballistas in the arena open up the opportunity for a really sick boss kill. Even without the ballistas, this guy is pretty fun to fight early on. Cool fight, no complaints here. #9: Smelter Demon (Red). If it weren't for the runback, I would have no complaints about this guy (the runback is not as bad in vanilla thankfully. Fuck SotFS). Really fun moveset and a shockingly balanced arena despite it being really small. The small DOT he deals when you're near him also adds a neat element of health management to the fight. I didn't expect to enjoy this fight as much as I did. He might be my favorite boss in the base game. #8: Sinh, the Slumber Dragon. This would be a lot higher for me if the fucker didn't keep flying away. When he's on the ground, he's a surprisingly manageable and fun boss (way moreso than Kalameet, Guardian Dragon, Ancient Dragon, and even Midir. Yes, I like this guy more than Midir. Fight me.). The one thing holding him back is that HE KEEPS FLYING AWAY. COME BACK, FUCKER. It drags the fight out way too much and makes an otherwise great fight kinda tedious. At least his health pool isn't massive, and the increased weapon degradation is easy to mitigate. #7. Smelter Demon (Blue). Yeah, this one was unexpected. A much worse runback for a copy-paste boss. As much as I love the Red Smelter Demon, the blue raspberry flavor feels much worse to fight. A lot of people say his hitboxes are way bigger than the red one's, and tbh I think that could be the case. I felt like I was taking cheap or outright bullshit hits quite a bit. It's still a fun fight since the moveset and arena are the same, but I don't care for this one nearly as much as the one in the base game. #6: Looking Glass Knight. Very climactic fight, and one of the coolest looking bosses in the series to boot. Really cool gimmick while also just having really fun and balanced mechanics. If Red Smelter Demon is not my favorite boss in the base game, then the award definitely goes to this guy. #5. Velstadt, The Royal Aegis. Pretty cool fight, though the moveset leaves a bit to be desired in my opinion, even in the second phase. Not much to say, it's just a decent late-game Souls boss. #4: Darklurker. Easily the placement I disagree with the most. This would be my second lowest-ranked fight (and lowest in the base game), probably cuz I did a dexterity build and this fucker basically says "LOL eat a dick, melee builds". Getting to him is very annoying since the NPCs you're forced to kill can be tanky or super fast or can just never aggro while you're trying to lure them away to fight them one at a time, and you have to use a Human Effigy every time you wanna attempt the boss. To be honest, he wouldn't be so bad even with all that if he didn't split in two. The moveset is interesting but easy to deal with when fighting one, but adding a second one to the equation sucks every last drop of fun out of this fight for me. I actually ended up leveling up a Pyromancy Flame and using fireballs + flame swathe just to kill this fucker. Bastard cost me hours of my life. Never fighting him again. #3: Sir Alonne. Awesome design and a very cool arena, but his moveset is a bit lacking in my opinion. He only ever used about 4 or 5 unique moves on me, and none of them were particularly difficult to deal with. Beat this guy first try, probably with some luck, but I had also just fought Fume Knight and Blue Smelter Demon, two bosses I found much harder. Great fight, but I wish it was a bit harder or threw more unique moves at you. His moves look fucking badass though. In fact, I think design-wise he's the second best in the game behind The Rotten. #2: Fume Knight. My personal favorite boss in the whole game and top 5 fight in the trilogy. Took me an hour to beat this guy, but the whole time it felt incredibly fair despite being crushingly difficult and very intense (and that bonfire being right next to the arena is so nice. Why did DS2 not do this more?). Awesome spectacle as well, especially when he pulls out that giant flaming sword. The only thing I'm not a huge fan of is the arena. It's a little uninteresting. But truthfully, when that's the only critique I can muster, that's how I know I have a masterpiece on my hands. #1: Burnt Ivory King. Best boss lore-wise, hands-down. Also a very fun and thrilling fight with a fantastic arena and introduction. Didn't find it quite as fun as the Fume Knight fight, but his moveset was still pretty awesome. Unfortunately, the knights you have to deal with before the fight make it very tedious after the initial awe of watching the Loyce Knights fight alongside you, and sometimes they just decide not to freeze the portals. Remove this blemish and this would probably be in the top 3 for me in this game and maybe even top 10 in the trilogy. If you read all this, I hope you get a million dollars and a free burger.
@Cytonox Сағат бұрын
@@nintendude6477 great list, man! Thanks for that comment, and we're glad that you watched the whole thing (+ our lists are similar so you got good taste). Thanks! - Jack
@epicmonke8837 19 сағат бұрын
There is a roommba in cultist base
@epicmonke8837 20 сағат бұрын
Doom eternal is also my favorite game of all time even though I'm not that good (I kinda suck)
@northseapirate2313 Күн бұрын
What sucks about Niall is he would have been fine if they just kept it to a 1v1, throwing the spirit summons in completely ruins the balancing of the fight.
@blastedpotato5133 Күн бұрын
the first phase of the line you can use precision to get through it by using charged shots and following the shields you destroyed if you using charged shots lowers how many projectiles are on screen unless you spam
@minimal_sense 2 күн бұрын
Currently binge-watching Furi videos, this is the wildest of them all
@firstorderblade4432 2 күн бұрын
Eviterno is by far the best imo
@crashbandercoont7270 3 күн бұрын
Brain rot list
@Cytonox 2 күн бұрын
sorry
@EvilTim1911 3 күн бұрын
The flamethrower was an important tool in my playthrough. It's perfect for swarmers and the little pieces of the divider after it splits up. It also takes out guardians with just a couple small sprays of flame, I found it by far the easiest way of taking care of them. While there are more useful weapons for the more common enemy types, encounters with the ones mentioned were frequent enough for me to keep the flamethrower until the end of the game. It's also good at crowd control as it manages to stun lock like 3 necros rusing you if you spray them all. It also manages to stop the twitchers before they can get to you
@beagleboi1442 3 күн бұрын
The part that bums me about TFU2 was how limited it was at expanding the universe. No cool new worlds to run around in, no new cool enemies, no Jedi battles outside of the Gorog and Vader, nothing. All we get is just the Empire 24/7 and areas like Kamino, Cato Namota, the spaceship and that's it (I really don't count Dagobah) and don't get me started on the story of this game how it's just hunting for Juno and that's it where as in the first one you actively were apart of the Rebel Alliance forming and seeing the overall universe after Order 66. Such wasted potential
@MrBreezeElway 3 күн бұрын
Loving this series!
@nevogolan6505 3 күн бұрын
Am I the only one who aimes for Amygdala's hands?
@Cytonox 2 күн бұрын
Probably, but thats awesome. Power to you!
@annihilation777 4 күн бұрын
I don't see how the ripper got an A. It feels less useful than the pulse rifle
@cassieanddavidhedstrom 4 күн бұрын
my list is chapter 4 chapter 1 chapter 6 chapter 3 chapter 2 chapter 8 chapter 5 chapter 7
@cassieanddavidhedstrom 4 күн бұрын
last being chapter 4 btw
@sleeplessarcher 4 күн бұрын
Two years late but I wanna add that Kingfin is TERRIFYING lmao. The intro that shows his teeth, the corpse-like appearance, the fact that his face and teeth make up 50% of his body… all that plus the Galaxy’s atmosphere make this fight a very memorable one Also, he takes 5 hits to kill instead of the usual 3, which I find unique
@jaapinja3424 4 күн бұрын
Wy were you using tove glove?????😂
@Dr._Weiner 5 күн бұрын
For me is: 9. Inside Jabu Jabu’s Belly 8. Ganon’s Tower 7. The Great Deku Tree 6. Forrest Temple 5. Dodongo’s Cavern 4. Shadow Temple 3. Fire Temple 2. Spirit Temple (only here for the Twinrova death cutscene) 1. Water Temple
@twistedturnip8487 6 күн бұрын
Old monk also gave us the lookign glass knight since you can also be summoned in for that fight if your lucky
@jolfouv9406 6 күн бұрын
It feels like this video lacks of boss perspective. The line gun is not that great against bosses when rifle and beam are excellent. I think you are realy mean to the rifle whereas it has a realy great sustainability and is the second best weapon against boss weak points
@Estusstew 6 күн бұрын
I thought this was a decent game, I enjoyed it just as much as Blasphemous 1 and 2. I would say it difficulty wise it’s harder than blasphemous.
@twistedturnip8487 6 күн бұрын
"ps5 dual shock drift" spoilers on that, as someone that had it happen to one of mine they can indeed get stick drift
@youngkappakhan 7 күн бұрын
I'll take the duke's archives over the other post-lordvessel areas but it still blows, feels like they designed an area and had no interesting ideas for what to put in it so they just haphazardly dotted it with hard hitting enemies like they let someone loose in there with a garry's mod spawn gun. to me the coolest thing about the area is just the fact that you can rotate the staircases which is not much. also its placement near the end of the game is a huge blow to sorcery builds because it's full of great stuff for those, but the remaining game is all garbage so you don't get to use a fully realized sorcery build for anything good (especially sucks if you're a moonlight greatsword fan) seath also comes and goes like a wet fart in every single playthrough i've done so i don't understand the rationale for him getting a double digit spot when he barely even constitutes a fight, but whatever keep cooking
@snipo233 7 күн бұрын
One thing all these bosses do perfectly is music
@paulsh2071 7 күн бұрын
Speaking of souls games have you guys tried anothers crabs treasure yet? Its a very unique soulslike available on gamepass
@Cytonox 7 күн бұрын
i haven't. i'll look at it, i have a ps5 so i don't have access to game pass they need to fix ps plus. thanks for watching! - jack
@blackdot105 7 күн бұрын
The only thing I'd change, for my list, would be to slide Sam up to the top, but that's about it.
@anonymous01201 7 күн бұрын
Did Fortissax dirty. He's actually really fun if you purposely fight him early (which is probably when you're supposed to fight him, we all just get to him later then we are supposed to, or the balancing is just very poor), and his moveset is NOT copy + paste, it is entirely original minus a few attacks, did you guys even learn these bosses or just faceroll them in 1-3 attempts and move on?
@BulldogPCs 7 күн бұрын
A small note for the Ubistvo (train) fight but I don't think it's supposed to feel like he's been beaten, because, well, he isn't. The sign you see him smack into at the end of that fight is the same sign you see him smack into right at the beginning of Jake & Sherry's first fight against him; the animation in both cutscenes is extremely similar and it explains why Jake & Sherry see him smack into a sign. On a kinda unrelated note, I feel like some of these fights are either better or worse if you're going for any medals specific to them. As some examples, Ubistvo (train) is way worse because the medal for that fight is to have him kill all the crawling zombies in his arena and that's just a pain to do; Ustanak (drill) is honestly kinda hard but feels rewarding because his medal is to beat the stealth section without killing any of the bugs, which you admittedly can just cheese in co-op but in solo it's actually kinda fun to plan out a way to get through the final stealth section without getting spotted or killing anything; and the Ogroman Duo is relatively unchanged since their medal is just gettingrhe finishing blow on one of them with a QTE, which is already the best way to kill them anyway if you want the 4000 skill points they each drop. I doubt you two were factoring in the medals for these rankings at all, as very few bosses have them and I feel like most people don't care about the medals, but they can sometimes add a bit of complexity (or frustration) to the fights.
@snipo233 8 күн бұрын
The one thing that Ceaseless Discharge has going for him is his great lore That's it
@BBQcheese 8 күн бұрын
I'm a known DS2 hater and even I agree that Ruin Sentinels are pretty damn good. I actually think you have them too low... Solid video as always!
@Cytonox 7 күн бұрын
thanks for the comment! - Jack
@anonymous01201 8 күн бұрын
You DO get rewarded for deflecting, mikiri'ing etc Corrupted Monk, it's just with very little and is lost very easily until you whittle her red health bar down. Saying you don't get rewarded is just plainly false.
@Cytonox 8 күн бұрын
i mean you don’t really until you randomly start doing damage to her - for the first minute or so unless you attack in between one of her attacks she’ll deflect it, so unlike all the other bosses, you don’t get rewarded - jack
@anonymous01201 8 күн бұрын
@@Cytonox you do. you can beat her without touching her red health and if you weren't rewarded from anything else that wouldn't be possible. one of my favourite things about the fight is her fast recovery and the challenge of getting red health hits in because it's what makes her unique, especially from True Monk. and believe me, you do have those opportunities, but even if you didn't I still found sacrificing mikiri and and deflection opportunities for instead dodging and hitting her red health until her recovery is weak an effective and fun strategy. you can also bait some of those out, which makes it even more effective and adds depth to the pure gameplay strategy which Sekiro excels in comparison to other Souls game.
@user-hf4xm1wr7r 7 күн бұрын
the fight is still mediocre
@anonymous01201 7 күн бұрын
@@user-hf4xm1wr7r well, your opinion. never said I thought she was the greatest fight anyway. I just like her.
@BdrRm 8 күн бұрын
6:20 in fact, Alonne's thrust has an accurate hitbox, but it's the janky animation that makes you think otherwise because if you has low agility and get hit in the toes, the grab animation won't start until the roll animation is finished. You can see the hitbox visualized on Domo3000 channel.
@aarontruong354 8 күн бұрын
Finally getting out of the shitter for the most part. Hope you guys did well on your finals! Was that Jack NFC? That part was funny af Flamelurker is pretty balls and I'm so glad you guys are in agreement. The AOE slam is so inconsistent sometimes I can dodge it and other times I get hit when dodging it in the exact same direction. Also the "muh atmosphere" crowd can suck it. I'm surprised you guys didn't mention the Tower Knight's downright hilarious OST from the PS3 game. People will really look at Flamelurker's design in the OG game and say yeah bro this complements the atmosphere so well, MF WHAT AM I EVEN LOOKING AT On a normal playthrough, Oceiros is pretty easy, but on SL1, that guy is really hit or miss. The charge attack is instant and just straight up unreactable, and will one shot you on SL1 even when you're embered. You gotta just hope he doesn't do it, or try to anticipate it and preemptively dodge. Still pretty cool overall and great lore I quite like the Corrupted Monk. I totally understand that she recovers posture way too quickly and doesn't take much health damage to offset that, but I love her moveset and think she's fun to fight. Also, 3 snap seeds put her at half health instantly, so her posture recovery will take a hit if you just spam those shits frame one, although trying to figure that out on a blind playthrough is pretty slim tbf Seath is alr and hell I even like the scripted death in the beginning, I just hate that it causes curse, that shit is just evil for a forced death. Fight itself is perfectly mid, although I actually hate the Duke's Archives and find it pretty unfun W video as always
@Cytonox 8 күн бұрын
That is indeed Jack NFC lol, good ear
@crocodileman94 8 күн бұрын
A tier list that doesn't put BoC dead last? F*CKING FINALLY!!! 7:09 It sure a good thing we live in different countries. 15:12 There actually is a way around it. It took me three playthroughs to find it though, because it's really easy to miss.
@tracemacmillan9718 8 күн бұрын
“Gideon offnir is Worst boss in any game” Someone certainly has never fought the dreamer/nightmare from remnant from the ashes or the infested chopper from devil may cry 2
@Cytonox 8 күн бұрын
i’ve fought infested chopper that’s a good contender u right - jack
@mythalieon7829 8 күн бұрын
Why do I enjoy this so much when I've played like 5 minutes of souls?
@Cytonox 8 күн бұрын
When I was in 8th grade I watched a ton of vids like this before playing the games, we were once in your shoes!
@blublugamingchannel 8 күн бұрын
Loved the idea however❤
@heilaw7002 8 күн бұрын
Pulse Rifle is actually my main weapon. And yes, you do need to upgrade it in order to get the most out of it
@thrxshx 8 күн бұрын
You guys are so cool. I love the way you both give your perspectives in your videos. Great concept and it’s kinda rare to see such a wholesome friendship.
@Cytonox 8 күн бұрын
Thanks for the comment! best comment of the year 👊 - jack
@rpgfan1187 8 күн бұрын
Great video, Guys! We're slowly but surely getting into better bosses from the series and have thankfully left the worst of the bunch behind. I agree that Ruin Sentinels are pretty underrated, and they stand beside The Pursuer as one of my favorite early-game DS2 boss fights. Similarly, I feel like the Sanctuary Guardian tends to be rather overlooked when it comes to DS1's roster. Sure, it's not a top-tier fight (even by that game's standards), but it's still better than the high majority of DS1's bosses and is mainly overshadowed by the far superior bosses that follow it in that DLC. One of my favorite aspects about Ebrietas' fight is actually the way you reach the arena. Most people don't realize this, but breaking through the window to get there is a subtle homage to "The Haunter of the Dark," H. P. Lovecraft's final short story he wrote before his death. In it, the protagonist breaks through the window of an abandoned church that holds an ominous presence in the attic. Ebrietas' design is also very Lovecraftian. If Moon Presence resembles Nyarlathotep (in one of his thousands of forms, that is), then Ebrietas is sort of like a miniature Cthulhu, particularly because of the giant bat wings. Anyway, I'm enjoying your content as always and look forward to your next upload!
@aarontruong354 8 күн бұрын
Sanctuary Guardian marks a huge step up in quality in DS1's boss roster and while I would place him somewhere around the upper middle part of my rankings, he's a lot better than most base game bosses and is just unfortunately overshadowed by all the other great bosses in the DLC. I'm fairly certain we'll be seeing the best DS1 bosses way further out in the rankings too. I remember you telling us about how Ebrietas specifically homages HP Lovecraft some time ago, I love little details like that which can seem pretty unsubstantial to most but is a great surprise for those in the know. I just need a 60fps update for the game because I find it really hard to go back to now lol
@rpgfan1187 8 күн бұрын
@@aarontruong354 Yeah, Bloodborne's filled with Lovecraft references from top to bottom. The Fishing Hamlet being an homage to "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" is one of the more well-known ones, but there are many more where that came from.
@samboengenglish3022 8 күн бұрын
YAKUZA 4 MENTIONED. WHAT THE FUCK IS A COHERENT PLOT
@user-hf4xm1wr7r 8 күн бұрын
I Tried to do an Elden Ring SL1 but I couldn’t beat that rolling chuckle fuck that is the fire giant. That was the worst shit I have ever experienced in a game
@anonymousperson8903 8 күн бұрын
Funny. He was one of my favourite bosses on my RL1.
@criticalplat1num80 8 күн бұрын
Never knew I needed Crazy Jack in my life
@soapsucker 8 күн бұрын
AHHH I’m CRAAAAZY!!!
@Meatyrex 8 күн бұрын
Been a hot min last time i checked this channel out. Got to say i am loving this mass soul boss ranking.
@rechanism557 8 күн бұрын
hope your finals went well :]
@vegaskullkid4503 8 күн бұрын
Ayyyee! Glad you got through your finals guys and I know this vid is about to be awesome! Keep up the good work
@kingkritical2779 8 күн бұрын
“I died four times to the witches of hemwick” That’s infinitely more impressive than beating them on your first try
@Nicosun1234 8 күн бұрын
This bouta be a W ass video
@brianvillatoro6588 8 күн бұрын
ALWAYS IS😤