The Worst Moments in Every Soulsborne Game!

[@jaredmbrill]

Do a shot whenever Billy mentions he’s gay or has arachnophobia

[@BillySYT]

We don't want people to get alcohol poisoning :O

[@_lalapop]

worst moment throughout: save file corrupted

[@nvrspectral]

Ds3 26 Concords out of 30 I kill a knight my save file is corrupted

[@geordiejones5618]

I have been extremely fortunate to never get a corrupted save with FS games. Fallout New Vegas was my toughest time with that issue and it saddened me to learn that deleting previous saves is the best way to stop the game from holding too much data all at once.

[@ianskrabal1956]

Happened twice in DS3, same exact place. One of which was my NG+5 file, I wanted to kill myself

[@Michal-je1hx]

I love your Amity pfp!

[@_lalapop]

@@Michal-je1hx tyyy she's a blade of the darkmoon

[@thomasdevlin5825]

Literally all they had to do to make the frigid outskirts infinitely better was put a bonfire in front of the boss gate. I actually would have thought the blizzard was kinda cool if I only had to do it once, and Lud and Zallen would have been ten times easier if I wasn't completely mentally exhausted and panicking at the thought of doing the runback again. Of all the places in the entire fromsoft library that have awful runbacks, that is the one that needed a checkpoint more than every other area combined

[@toxicinferno]

Lud and Zallen is the only boss fight in the series (except Sekiro, which I have yet to play) that I have never beaten. And not because they're particularly difficult (I got close a few times) but because that runback was so painful that I knew it was close to destroying my entire love for the game. You're completely right; considering how liberally they sprinkled bonfires throughout some areas of Dark Souls 3, it's a shame there wasn't one just outside the arena.

[@kamprouristheoharis8458]

I have a confession to make regarding Bloodborne. On my hundreds of hours and tens of playthroughs, I only recently discovered the balcony with an item in the spider room. And that is having played so much that I nearly killed ng+7 orphan of kos before the phase transition, and found all top tier runes without ps plus

[@CarlWidegrip]

After learning about the elevator skip in the Duke’s Archives, I’ve never replayed that jail break section again.

[@Metalton95]

I tried on a couple playthroughs for 15 minutes at most.. still haven't succeeded with the roll, GOD I find it hard to time and angle up :D

[@CarlWidegrip]

@ it looks so straight forward, but it ain’t lol

[@aleksanderzaremba9695]

10:23 that grab was personal.

[@sammyb528]

I feel like with Sekiro it has to be the Headless Ape duo. Beating the headless ape on a first playthrough without knowing that you have to fight it AGAIN but as a gank fight that doesn't work with the ways the bosses are designed is just so annoying. Once I figured out you could skip it by going to Ashina depths first, I've made sure to do so every time. But the second Juzuo fight is a close second

[@formless_dev]

Double Ape is absolutely the worst part of the game, although once you figure out that you can pretty reliably just spam firecrackers on the second one asap it's not horrible. Mortal draw deals with them pretty easily too. I've always just used puppeteer on the ninja in the second juzou fight, there's literally no reason not to. I'm pretty sure that's what they intended since the "second strong enemy in the boss fight that you can very easily use ninjutsu on" design shows up multiple times.

[@Ghorda9]

you can just use mortal draw to kill the female quickly, also you can lure Juzou through the hallway and just fight him near the water without having to deal with any of the extras save for the two in the building.

[@popi-7364]

I don't really agree, they have really less hp in the duo than the ape in solo and it's quite passive too, if you're a bit patient you can just turn get away from them and wait for the female to come to you, parry the male attacks eventually which is easy and use firecrackers if necessary, they are really not difficult and actually in NG+ they are way easier than the solo ape because of its absurd life bar

[@DG-jr9ir]

I actually liked the double ape fight, made me feel like a total badass

[@tingispingis]

Nah it was the first ape for me. After finally knowing how to beat it the duo was easy but I came close to quitting the game because of that damn ape.

[@fullyilluminated]

I can't stand to even look at Elden Ring now. Not because i think it's a bad game, it's actually quite the opposite. I spent over 800 hours between 3 different characters, 100% platinumed the game with all three, then a month before the dlc came out a lost all of my data on my ps4 and didnt have anything saved to the cloud. So I reluctantly had to restart from square one and I just don't find it fun anymore.

[@draculactica]

"Not even the sexy kind of asses" speak for yourself buddy

[@getpiston2221]

Man you keep putting out quality vids so quickly! Happy to see your growth and hope it continues!

[@alexanderalvarez3496]

Frigid outskirts is the only dark souls area i actually gave up on

[@MrAyeSir]

Same! It's still a black mark on my otherwise flawless full Sekiro-Soulsborne completion record.

[@coreydraper6661]

Don't feel bad, it's pretty brutal.

[@Luke-yd7zi]

Love your content!! I’m so happy to watch your channel grow!!!

[@jookyoop3647]

I still remember on my first dark souls play through I kept just dying to seath because didn’t know you had To fight him later

[@TastyMeerkat]

Billy: "A sea of dragon asses..." Me: "I know where this is going." Billy: "And not even the sexy kind!" Me: "Called it!"

[@generalgrievous92]

Iron Keep in DS2 was created by Satan himself

[@Bayle-the-Dread-Dragon]

I got pissed tf off at Juzou's second encounter

[@Ghorda9]

the second and third drunkards are both easier to deal with than the first, just use shuriken on the monkeys for the second and for the third just lure him through the gate and fight him on the other side without having to deal with anyone else.

[@Bayle-the-Dread-Dragon]

@Ghorda9 I'm talking about the one before owl

[@anonisnoone6125]

This is what I hate about all the minibosses in Sekiro. Y r they all surrounded by normal enemies? It's so fucking stupid and tedious to have to take them out every time u die. That's y I don't enjoy most of the mini bosses that much.

[@Ghorda9]

@@anonisnoone6125 just about every single miniboss you can either lure out to a secluded area with broken shards or use shuriken to quickly kill the mobs and some of the late game ones you can just use gachiin's sugar and puppeteer ninjutsu

[@Ghorda9]

@@Bayle-the-Dread-Dragon you can use gachiin's sugar and puppeteer ninjutsu on the lone shadow.

[@etinarcadiaego7424]

The worst moment in the entire Soulsborne catalog has GOT to be the Abyssal Woods. Damn near had a brain aneurysm from rage. Fuck parrying. I refuse.

[@jamesaditya5254]

From the Undead settlement onwards to the Road of Sacrifices. I don't mind the Irithyll jail except for anytime a surprise scream happen

[@kami_the_hunter]

Loving the Cassete Beasts music in the intro section (and the video itself is amazing!)

[@homoe7976]

The absolute worst moment is when I decide to pick up the controller and refuse to git gud yet again.

[@BillySYT]

Hey all - I wanted to upload this video early as I missed my Friday video. This is all about the moments in a playthrough that you just dread when you start a new game, so share yours down below and we'll see if we match!

[@Esperflame]

Mountaintop and Snowfield was where I started to get open world fatigue. Once I finally cleared it all out though and pushed into Haligtree and Farum Azula, the fatigue was gone and I finished strong and had a lot of fun again.

[@pyatig]

For the Lone Shadow just use the stealth sugar, that shit makes you invisible to enemies

[@Zombie1Boy]

DS1: Four Emperors fight. Something about fighting in the pitch black void is unnerving. DS2: shrine of Amana. Water slowing movement AND pits of doom AND ranged mages? No, please! DS3: Farron Keep. Such a slog it keeps me from going past it its such a slog. Poison swamp and numerous basilisks? Ouch.

[@pessolano461]

The Frigid Outskirts is the way it is because it is intended to be played as a co-op area. Same thing with the Gank Squad and the Iron Passage from the other dlcs. There are these statue formations at the beginning of both the dlc area and the co-op areas specifically that facilitate summoning of extra players to run through the area. Cool idea in concept, but poorly communicated to the player and undermined by the soul memory mechanic

[@billspurr2090]

Ah my favourite KZbin Soulsborne streamer. Of course as a fellow Billy S, I’m kind biased.

[@khrisbreezy3628]

Nelly Furtado's Maneater is now stuck in my head again, thanks (I love this song and am ok with this development)

[@ongstudio5849]

The moment you went to Ash lake without Lordvessel, and realish you have to craw all the way back to escape the area.

[@joshuakawase3360]

17:10 “fucked, but memorable” Billy didn’t have to describe me THAT bluntly lol

[@JonahCrawford-nu6lx]

Yeah, you hate to hear it but he isn't wrong though

[@M_WILL_THE_ILL]

ORDINA LITURGICAL TOWN ORDINA LITURGICAL TOWN ORDINA LITURGICAL TOWN

[@Ghorda9]

that place is really easy if you actually try to solve it instead of brute force your way through, just use a single throwing knife from the portal stairs to turn the archer near the ladder around and use the ladder next to the stairs to get on to the roof.

[@theperennialgoat5226]

Not bad in the slightest with a little bit of brain power or assassins gambit

[@etinarcadiaego7424]

Abyssal Woods are far worse.

[@sh00ner]

I'm always blown away when someone doesnt choose 4-1 as the worst Demons world. I'll take the Maneater runback over it any day of the week.

[@TylerSpencer2005]

Next Video Idea - TOP 10 Soulsborne OST's

[@goldvoltage9053]

THANK YOU for that sekiro take that game was not built for multiple enemies

[@bronco5591]

My first play of Dark Souls was on a busted laptop that had to be plugged in at all times. I was 1 hit left on Capra Demon and it unplugged.

[@brettpardue8786]

Blighttown and Shrine of Amana are not that bad. I actually look forward to going to those areas in my playthroughs. For Shrine of Aman all you need is a bow and that area is so easy.

[@Spartanmortal]

I think that if you need to use an specific build for an area then its bad designed (specially with bows)

[@unluckycatfish6866]

I like blighttown and amana too and I honestly think shrine of amana with only melee is more fun than with ranged options

[@Boltz4]

​@Spartanmortal it's not really an build, just using more mechanics that are always available.

[@Doudoussin]

Blighttown is such a good area, I really think 98% of the hate it gets stems from how it ran back in the day

[@Uragan00829]

@@Doudoussin Blighttown is kinda cool, I felt like I was in Hobit where the dwarfs and co was captured by that fat orc king lol It was a good difficulty spike plus I enjoyed how you had to fight your way to the bottom!

[@blossom357]

I'll never understand the hate for Dark Souls' second half. Anything past Quelaag sucks, yes, Demon Ruins and Lost Izalith needed massive amounts of work. But Duke's Archives, New Londo, and Tomb of the Giants are all great.

[@Reez22154]

Totg is absolutely not good And archives is just insanely boring

[@krzypl5959]

In what way is Tomb of the Giants a good level

[@oafkad]

Different strokes for different folks and all that. Some people love butt stuff, no hate from me, gotta respect the harmless differences between us all.

[@firstorderblade4432]

tomb of the giants is the worst of them all lmao. New londo is mid. Crystal caves are dogshit. Catacombs are mid. Dukes archives is fine. Demon ruins is horrible. Kiln is horrible cuz its a runback to a shit boss

[@OriontheLad]

If anything my major complaint is so many souls likes learned nothing from it. The last 1/3 or so many games that pretend to be souls hard (especially in the metroidvania genre) have these late game areas where each enemy is a fucking chore. It’s just more efficient to run past them and bonfire hop. So I suppose that are truer to the name “souls like” at that moment than any other😏. That being said, I actually like the design of LI and ToG on the outside. It looks cool. I just find it’s not worth dealing with and so it’s more efficient to run through it. But that last half has Kiln of the First Flame which is such a bleak and cool final area that I can’t help but love it.

[@fat_mason]

I quite enjoy Irithyll Dungeon, but I can certainly understand why many people don't. Can't stand Carthus Catacombs, though. 😅

[@TheRustyLemon1]

Billy, you are my favoritest souls KZbinr.

[@Mikeyade]

I love your videos! Your voice is soothing. You should narrate novels imo

[@trashlapras8037]

the rant on the profaned capital was perfection

[@shiroamakusa8075]

As bad as Frigid Outskirts is, it's optional. Shrine of Amana is not and that's why I will always hate it more.

[@rianpert3689]

DS3 is kinda the opposite of DS1 for me, where I don't really like the majority of the first half of the game all that much. I still have fun in the first half, but it's not until I get to Pontiff where I think "Oh yeah, this is where the fun begins." And it's all because of 3 things: Undead Settlement, Farron Keep, & the Catacombs of Carthus. I think it's because of the color palettes for all 3 of them. Going from a very grey area, to a very gross swamp, to a very dark (and annoying) grave is always what turns me off whenever I replay the game. I never explore these areas either. I always run through them just go I can get to Irithyll, THEN I start exploring. Weirdly enough, I don't mind the Cathedral of the Deep all that much since exploring the Cathedral is fun in its own right, and it houses the beginning of the DLC (Which has my absolute favorite fight in Soulsborne: Sister Friede). Farron Keep does have one good thing about it, and that's the Abyss Watchers.

[@Doudoussin]

DS1 had a LOT of better choices for worst moment, it's so packed with dogshit areas. This jail section is honestly one of my favourite parts from DS1's second half, it's such a memorable moment, especially on a first playthrough

[@drakensong24]

When it comes to the second juzo fight in sekiro, if you use the finger whistle at Mountain Echo or higher, you can single out the ninja into the tall grass to come looking for you. From there you can get the backstab into puppeteer right away and then fight him

[@mickeynelson6263]

I’d have to disagree with Dark souls 2 because frigid outskirts is optional and out of the way. I’d say shrine of Ammana is much worse because of the insane amount of spamming enemies and it’s required to progress

[@AnnaSouls]

Poor you Billy with that reindeer ptsd! 😅 On a different note, am I the only person who doesn't dislike Tomb of Giants? It seemed so scary, I was genuinely terrified. It was challenging in more than one way!

[@KaoruMzk]

Before watching I'm going to guess: Demon's Souls: the boss run to the old hero. Dark Souls: the bed of chaos fight. Dark Souls II: The frozen outskirts, the iron passage and the caves in the sunken city that lead to the gank squad. (Forgot the name of the place); they're all equally garbage. Dark Souls III: the stealth section in the ringed city. Bloodborne: "Cos, or some say Cosm. Grant us eyes! Grant us eyes! Uwooooo!" Elder Ring: The open world. Edit: got everything wrong 😅

[@mswerkmeister]

I always look forward to a video from this beautiful somabish. Thank you, dear sir

[@SnakeEater776]

Ds2 in general is a game a i struggle replaying, but even when i do, i am never doing frigid ever again

[@King-03530]

worst moment in elden ring is finding out malenia has a second phase not malenia herself just finding out she even has a second phase 😂

[@sasugakirin]

5:50 to be fair, he might not actually be a dragon, so that could explain it 😅

[@MalzraAirwynn]

The boss beyond the blizzard is the only boss in DS2 I've never fought. It was the last dlc area I ever did and I had no patience to deal with that area just to fight some reskinned cats lol. So for now that's the only boss of the dark souls trilogy I've never fought and likely never will.

[@MrAyeSir]

Frigid Outskirts was a low blow. Oh not from you, heavens no. I meant from Fromsoft.

[@Graham-Plan]

The worst part of ds1 for me is the crystal cave section with the terrible slippery crystals and invisible pathways, I normally quit at that area

[@Eldan-l0rd]

the dragon god still gaslights me to this day t thinking its a good boss just because of the remake graphics

[@yeahboi8168]

Real on the dukes archives prison. Idk what it is about it but I hate having to do that part

[@danielolsen2693]

I like the list. But for me personally, the only one i would change is ds1. For me its either bed of chaos or blighttown, very basic i know. But the fact that a single boss is as bad or as hated as an entire area puts bed of chaos on top for me.

[@trevordaly5039]

Focus whistle the lone shadow in the reeds in the water and death blow. Lone shadow handled

[@JoshuaJacobs83]

Mine so far is Bed of Oh Darn, You Missed the Jump Again

[@voidwalker241]

1. Dying 2. Dying 3. Dying

[@mdbradfield]

DS3 is the Winged City. I'll take three Jailors in a small room over one shot angels traversing a swamp which is what you actually do. Add in the second part after the Demon bros in its entirety. Demon Bros is great tho.

[@atharvadeshpande4749]

Every single "gank" fight in Sekiro is absolutely fucked up the butthole by Gachin Sugar. But souls player not using consumables is their own problem.

[@geordiejones5618]

Bloodborne for me is the disappointment of One Reborn and Micolash. Paarl, Logarius, Amygdala and Ebreietas are so much better bosses than two straight main game bosses, but at least Wetnurse, Gehrman and Moon Presence are both well designed and fun, even if the DLC makes the last two kinda trivial. The only change I'd want in a remaster is something like bonfire aesthetics for the latterns, both to refighr bosses but also to scale up the final bosses to DLC, it would make that final guantlet just as crazy as Elden Ring's.

[@Ursling]

Love the Cassette Beasts music :D

[@BillySYT]

Someone recognizes it, yessss

[@breakingoblivion]

new londo ruins in ds1 is the worrrrrst. such a slog to get through

[@andruuu4649]

worst moment in demon souls is the run back to King Allant. Once you open the shotcut the dragon is not problem and you can run pass the enemies on the way up. But why is there an elevator that you have to take everytime you die that takes like 1 minute to reach the top!?!?! This is mostly a problem the first time because in New game I and I am sure many others were already capable of defeating him in one try.

[@popi-7364]

Wait Duke's Archives is actually a really cool area except for the cavern

[@macintoshesprit6119]

I just wanna give a short opinion on DS3 cause my head ignores all the “bad” aspects about the game and I would be interested in your perspective. For me that game is perfection: My opinion may be very unobjective but I honestly love every single area of the game. There were no moments where I was frustrated or bored except maybe Undead Settlement. But even that area was, in retrospective, bearable cause you had the first encounter with Siegward and the demon which was very intimidating at that stage of the game and therefore a little event for me plus you had to fight the Irithyll Knight which I accidentally cheesed cause I ran away in shock and he fell down the elevator hole lol. PS: Unpopular opinion but I find the Irithyll Knights throughout the game harder than some bosses like Sulyvahn, Aldrich, Dragonslayer Armor or the Abyss Watchers. I died to them more often than to Sulyvahn, Aldrich and Oceiros combined, no sh*t💀😭🤣 Besides that I enjoyed every single moment of the game.. something about the atmosphere of DS3 that is magical. I would be interested in y’all opinion on DS3 cause I obviously see through rose-colored glasses here. Also sorry for my mediocre English. It’s not my first language.

[@PantoniStrikesBack]

Frigid outskirts wouldn't be as bad if they simply just put a bonfire next to the boss fight. Although I agree, I think the Black Gulch should be the chosen one for a couple of reasons. 1-is not optional (frigid outskirts is, so you can just avoid it and save yourself the pain unlike Black Gulch) 2-The bonfire next to the boss arena is hidden behind a stone statue (that you need a rare resource to "break") 3-The NPC invasions (and the 1743 spitting statues) But Frigid Outskirts? Yeah, fuck that place!

[@atharvadeshpande4749]

Oh yeah, if Frigid Outskirts had a bonfire I'd definitely say Black Gulch is definitely the worst. The Gutter being just a tad bit above it.

[@PantoniStrikesBack]

@@atharvadeshpande4749 I'm playing the "Bearer of the Curse" mod, and they moved the bonfire to Frigid Outskirts to the last building (before the boss). And yes, it's waaaay less annoying. And a couple years ago, I would agree with you about The Gutter. But for some reason I kind of enjoy it now. Cheers and happy new year!

[@zaqattack1423]

Ainsel River Well In Elden Ring should be on here, not because it's tedious, because of the fucking bear sized ants

[@fwyb3512]

where is the pontiff shortcut dogs

[@Ghorda9]

but there are no dogs with pontiffs shortcut.

[@fwyb3512]

@@Ghorda9 yeah but to unlock dat shortcut you have to go through the 10th circle of hell

[@btarczy5067]

Trying to remember the worst moments, hmmm… In DS1 (Remastered) it was the realization that weapon level is also a factor in invasions which it didn’t use to be. Yeah, that was unfair but it was also… Very funny. Not that I meticulously prepared a low level character that got almost all the way through the game or anything and unsuccessfully tried to invade for about an hour. Cough. In DS2 there really isn’t a particular moment I could point to. There are many times when I just felt tired because I‘m not good at it and don’t like it as much as the other games. Hmmm, maybe the first time I beat Nashandra. A real „That’s it, huh“ moment. The game as a whole grew on me and now my biggest critique would be that combat feels very unsnappy. DS3 is now my favorite of the Souls games to play so there are no bad moments to speak of. (Except for that cheesy second phase of the Soul of Cinder when they rehashed the Gwyn theme. Just kidding. The real worst moment was probably one of the many times the Swamp Angel got me before I figured out how to kill them.) In Sekiro it was the disappointment in myself when I had to look up what to do with the old lady telling me something about fruit. I really thought that I could get through From’s most straightforward game on my own. To my credit, it really wasn’t that intuitive after all. Elden Ring… Due to recency bias I‘ll say fighting the Machine Gun Mausoleum Knight. First things I did in the DLC: Enjoy the banger atmosphere, get my shins kicked in by a Curseblade with erratic moves I couldn’t figure out, move on to Wicker Man, get oneshot, shortly after find the Mausoleum, find one of the most unfun bosses ever (Poise NPCs, hate em), give up playing the DLC… For about two weeks. I really like it now (Except for Curseblades, Wicker Men and Mausoleum Knights)!

[@Benji.O]

IDK I think Frigid Outskirts is kinda cool. I understand why it's always everyone's least favorite DS2 area but I think it's kind of exciting. The long runback just adds to the high stakes and feeling of danger. Bottom line tho is that it's a completely optional side area of an optional DLC and extremely far removed from the main game, so you can totally skip it without any shame. Shrine of Amana though... ugh, shudder. Such a tedious pain in the butt and that annoying lady won't stop singing soprano in your ear.

[@PurpleDemon666_]

just got off work and hell yeah

[@alx_carvalho]

For me the worst moment in sekiro is the duo ape fight. I almost drop the game there... the level of bullshit on this boss is infuriating

[@dahlobsterxd6763]

Imo the worst is caelid for elden ring, but not for the reason you think. My reasoning is just that the place has no reason to really be there to someone like me. I've run through the game plenty of times. I'm really only there for very few items you can run and pick up and npc quests which half the times I really don't bother for rot lady cause I'm not usually running the rings. Rahdahn really isn't required to beat the game despite being a major part, blud is optional. 😢 It's just so run through it and leave, especially with the enemies in the place as well, makes you not want to fight any of them.

[@HijoDelHongo]

Nah bro, Lecture Hall in Bloodborne is the worst. I mean it does lead into the nightmares, but it is seperate

[@RyanMathews-ld7hi]

Is that the fume knight sword??

[@Katpasniss]

My picks, and I haven't played Demon Souls or Bloodborne Dark Souls 1: I could be unoriginal and say Lost Izalith or Tomb of the Giant, but there is one area that is my curse, and that is the great hollow... I swear most of my death in a DS1 playthrough are in the dang tree. Dark Souls 2: Frigid Outskirts... Yeah Dark Souls 3: A lot of the first half especially road of sacrifice Sekiro: As much has I want to say the entire game, I'll just say Guardian Ape, he's my least favorite fromsoft boss of all time. Elden Ring: Almost everything post Morgott. The way many feel about the second half of Dark Souls 1 is how I feel about the last third of Elden Ring.

[@sanddagger36]

this seems like a re-hash of worst levels moments should be smaller than levels.

[@First-Drop-Studios]

Sekiro is the Guardian Ape. Worst and hardest boss fromsoftware has ever made.

[@FallenangelLeon]

Hold on, they can despawn? I thought the Reindeers were everlasting like the stone soldiers in Drangleic Castle?

[@Tommy_Stewart]

Am I the only person in the world who actually ENJOYS the Duke’s Archives in DS I?

[@zapunknown]

I really enjoy the area, one of my favourites in the game

[@alihorda]

Well I enjoyed it.. Once

[@BusinessSkrub]

Right, the only area I look forward to in the second half of the game. Awesome little gauntlet

[@spiderbug7615]

I freaking love the dukes archive! I hate the channelers there, sure, but being annoyed by one particular enemy isn't enough for me to hate the entire area. I think the moving staircases are a bit confusing on the first try but that kind of makes them more fun for me because it feels like a little puzzle. The library setting is scenic as hell and has some of my personal favorite world building in regards to Seaths search for immortality and discovering sorceries in the process, and maybe I just love a scene with tension, but I actually really enjoy the prison break sequence quite a bit. I tend to enjoy scenes in the souls games that feel like actual battles(Radagon bossfight using all those summons feels very epic I feel more people should embrace, the battle with the Ivory King and his Eleum Loyce Knights battling alongside you, and the cutscene where you and Seigward confront Yhorm together are some of my personal favorites.) and the prison break sequence has a bit of stakes to it. Just go into Seaths arena with a Rare ring of sacrifice or make sure you have a purging stone on you and the curse isn't even that bad, at least not at this point in the game, or in New Game+.

[@BackLash1039]

I think it's dope

[@corneliussmiff2773]

DS1: The final third. Tomb of the Giants is literal bullshit as is Lost Izalith. DS2: Iron Keep and that damn boss runback. But this entry is littered with nonsense. DS3: I honestly don't have an area/moment I dislike. If I absolutely had to pick one (if I was pressed) probably the Grand Archives. Sekiro: Anything with a terror mechanic. Elden Ring: Mountaintop of the Giants, I just run through it as quickly as possible. I have yet to play Demon Souls.

[@kiranikib42]

currently re-doing my ds1 run, havent beaten the game but I wanted to start a new file and I'm in the dlc, and although I wasnt there long lost izaleth was terrible and the BOC can rot in hell. will say I do like the copy paste, not firesage, bosses since it shows how strong youve become and I always love that. Also got the demons great axe drop in 2 taurus demons with no humanity so that kinda helps

[@bardia2325]

My worst elden ring part is getting academy key and beat renalla

[@TheFruityEmo1]

Hey Billy I love your content so much

[@Paul_McSeol]

Happy belated birthday!

[@DarkTider]

Bloodborne; Having to sink hours into farming trash mobs for blood vials just so i can be allowed to attempt a boss, and do content i actually like doing. This forced farm for "boss tickets" ruined the game for me so hard its the only fromsoft game ive temporarily quit, and the only fromsoft game i have ZERO desire to EVER replay again, because this braindead design decision makes it simply straight up not a fun game to play.

[@wraith4so173]

Am I the only one who who hates irithyl - Anor londo? Getting to pontiff is just so boring and Anor londo is just so empty. The only exceptions is the bosses and the pvp in those areas

[@rubythorns2349]

I hate it too. If I can get past it, then I can finish a run no problem. But if I'm not in a super pumped mood, that section of the game makes me both bored and frustrated and has a serious chance of killing my momentum.

[@anonisnoone6125]

Mountain Tops and Consecrated Snowfields r the worst areas in the game. Outside of the human albinaurics in the snowfields and the fire monks (Which make sense lore wise), there isn't a single unique enemy in either area. It's like they ran out of time and just copy pasted enemies from every other area into them. Like y the hell r Caelid enemies in the mountain tops? They don't fit at all.

[@yolospartanch6577]

My own list of worst moments DeS: run back to the old hero DS1: either all of Lost Izalith or the parts of Anor Londo that are tedious DS2: Frigid Outskirts Bloodborne: (might be unpopular) but I hate fighting Amygdala, also the spider room DS3: Spear of the Church, purely for killing the flow of amazing bosses that surround it. Sekiro: any of the monkey encounters that aren’t Guardian Ape Elden Ring: either going through the Haligtree area, or Commander Gaius

[@Bayle-the-Dread-Dragon]

Gaius ain't THAT bad

[@yolospartanch6577]

@ he just is not enjoyable, neither is Golden Hippo. All personal experience I suppose

[@Bayle-the-Dread-Dragon]

@yolospartanch6577 worst is Metyr

[@yolospartanch6577]

@ that’s a pretty bad one, purely for the setup it takes it just doesn’t deliver

[@Ghorda9]

@@yolospartanch6577 haligtree isn't hard if you look for the easiest path

[@Ale-dd3ek]

The worst Moment for me was a couple of weeks ago I was trying for the first time a RL1 in Elden ring, I got to the Dancing Lion... And that piece of shit corruptedy save file I almost punched my PC

[@JJwzp808]

Bruh irithyl dungeon is annoying but what about catacombs of carthus

[@zachattack4666]

Dark souls 3 is one of my all time favorite games, but farron keep is the single worst area ever created in video games.

[@zanesy6250]

Ds1 second half is boring because each area after anor londo becomes very linear compared to the very interconnected first half. As soon as you have the lordvessel the magic is gone.

[@harshvarute7090]

Learn to stealth kill the lone shadow with Gachin bro, then juzo will be a joke of a fight. Its definitely not the worst part in sekiro, headless ape is worst

[@coreydraper6661]

Any poison anywhere

[@Sir_Crocodile_Agenda_Pusher]

i love all of ds1. i don’t understand the hate

[@RunehearthCL]

the worst part of elden ring is having to do the recycled dungeons to get important stuff

[@Ghorda9]

except you don't need all the "important stuff" and just focus on your build. Also the best stuff aren't in caves or catacombs

[@gragalakaisel1477]

for the sekiro one. I think that's a problem with every souls game. specially on elden ring where the difficulty of a boss fight relies on the fact that you have to fight multiple enemies. like where is the boss fight here? lol. it's just ganking it takes away the immersion because you have to play the game as if it's actually the game and use the fact that it is still a game and you can break the AI of the enemies by playing like a dumbass yourself running around baiting melee enemies then baiting attacks running past them just to kill the long range.