Why I love Bloodborne

CC is available if you can’t decipher my mumbling.
(SPOILER ALERT) a.k.a stop asking me to talk about Bloodborne
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[@indeimaus]

why im done with bloodborne

[@ValkyrieAurora]

I've disappointed my father

[@jer2dabear]

Indeimaus U R EVERYWHERE

[@robadc]

Make that 10 reasons why

[@umcevidyas8558]

Jeremy B because his channel is dying and commenting on every video ever made is the only way he can get his shitty videos any traction

[@LegendarySpaceRipper]

^^^^

[@martinblake2278]

Aesthetically speaking, I love Bloodborne because of the gothic setting, the Lovecraftian theme, the epic soundtrack. Gameplay-wise, I love Bloodborne because of how it forces you to focus on every engagement (and I LOOOVE games that makes me do that). Lore-wise, I love Bloodborne because it makes me feel like I'm Sherlock Holmes trying to decipher a case.

[@TakotsuboTime]

Loving Nier series AND Bloodborne? I think I've found bestgirl.

[@trezb]

Joe Squid same

[@tovi3280]

Marz? She’s playing Automata and Bloodborne.

[@nicmanza4657]

you need higher standards dude

[@tovi3280]

Nic Manza Why?

[@stephan7379]

Best girl more like best waifu

[@TheElderNexus]

This is the best Lovecraft game because it makes you lose your mind just like the characters in the Lovecraft-stories. You just lose it in a different way, because some of the bosses are near damn impossible.

[@sarahmvaz6772]

Bloodborne Bosses are very easy imo

[@verociten5293]

@@sarahmvaz6772 everyone has different struggles, for example I found the dancer in dark souls 3 a cakewalk. While the crystal sage... OH the crystal sage how he annoyed me...

[@Snow-lv4bk]

Sarah Mvaz well, i felt the same and then i came in to the defiled chalice dungeon...

[@coreybennett5993]

4:03 You make "Eldritch space monsters" sound so cute. Your voice just keeps impressing with every video. Also, Bloodborne is love. Dark, twisted, adrenaline-pumping love.

[@Thorane]

Bloodborne is, for me, one of the best games ever and my favorite of all time. It's a masterpiece. You add the Berserk references and you have a legendary game.

[@sarahmvaz6772]

Modinha

[@noctemius2622]

2:56 Absolutely. I wish more games had that Victorian setting. It's so damn cool and like 70% of why I like the game.

[@EthanSchmethan]

You pretty much just said exactly what my thoughts were on this game.

[@maning04]

To describe bloodborne in one word.. It is "Art"

[@JohnDWJ]

Marvelous analysis. Your love is felt! You have a delightful voice.

[@xXAmorAlOdioXx]

Man, I really love your voice. Even when you puke.

[@wonderboy3525]

What the fuck

[@keretaman]

yea she and Girlfriend Reviews have the sweetest voice

[@vasyldrobot6711]

I would put my signature under every your word in this video. Bloodborn is probably one of my most favorite games of all times (i even have a Bloodborn inspired art painted for me and hanging from the walls of my apartment). It's story, art styles and underlining philosophical themes makes me want to return to this masterpiece of the video games even after two year from original walkthrough. And of course I would love to see more Bloodborn related content on this channel.

[@GeoShock]

I love that the game went full lovecraft halfway into it. The stories he wrote are just mindblowing. And like you said "The implication that strange things are always surrounding you, but you're just not enlightened enough to see them." The insight you gain so you can learn more about the game world that's just crazy good. That's why Micolash wears a cage on his head because he gained so much insight when he made contact with the great ones and he does not want to lose it or let others steal his insight (eyes in the inside.) And yes this is also obviously my favorite game of 2015.

[@princeofchaos7]

The first time I saw an Amygdala at cathedral ward I flipped out. The slow dive from gothic horror to lovecraftian was masterfully done by Miyazaki.

[@rollerfreak1331]

You just keep making videos about my favorite games, love it.

[@CycloneFox]

Great video. I subscribed to your channel because of Nier. But Bloodborne is one of my other five favorite games of all time. However, it's actually not that hard to answer: - It has one of the best soundtracks ever made in any medium - the voice acting and overall sound design is also extremely good - It transformed the already awesome gameplay of Dark Souls into something even more fun - It has some of the best bosses ever made - It has awesome aesthetics in an awesome setting - It has an intelligent multi-layered story which offers you more the more effort you invest in it, but never reveals everything It's simply an awesome game overall with stunning quality in every aspect. I love it.

[@pastoramelia]

Little late to the party, but yay, another girl who loves Bloodborne. I think I just find my soulmate haha You have an amazing taste in video games. And your voice is so pure and pretty :)

[@hericbss]

I don't know who you are, but right now I love you.

[@SeraphimxSins]

Her mind is indeed very attractive.

[@bennyd.1862]

Bloodborne, "what is that? What is that? No, W-WHAT IS THAT!? The game.

[@slade6257]

Bro love this video Glad that it's back

[@hamyell]

Ya know, first time I played bloodborne was at a friend's house, we were both busy with school so we could only do so on weekends and then he went to college and was only in town one or two times a month so it took us the better part of a year before I finished the game. And while yes the series is better experienced for yourself I had an amazing time, it felt like I was a young hunter, starry eyed at the prospect of violence and carnage I've never seen the likes of before and he was a war veteran, teaching me tricks and how to survive the harsh world of Bloodborne when it eventually bashed my little naive head in. For that whole year I kept looking foward to when we could play again, because exploring the world was just that endearing. All in all, I get what you're saying, this game is hard to talk about because unless someone really plays it, they won't absolutely understand what it is. Like describing colors to a blind man, you can list thousands of sensations that color reminds you of, but they would never truly understand it unless they had experiences similar to yours.

[@RenegadeFighter9018]

After hundreds of hours and countless builds...bloodborne is definitely one if not the best video game experience ive ever had, this game is gonna stay with me for a long time.

[@Papa_Grind]

Every time you say f*ck, it's the most adorable thing ever.

[@christiancerna6866]

You know. When I have a PS4, Bloodborne is going to be the first game that i want to play

[@RadDude69X]

If you own a PS4 and don't own Bloodborne you need to rethink your life decisions Game of the Generation, easily

[@NordicWildSoul]

Sorry but after watching this video I still have no interest whatsoever in playing Bloodborne. Its a creepy, violent nightmare of a game... not my cup of tea.

[@akuatsuki7421]

Astral Luminosity it was free a while ago and you could’ve tried it with PlayStation plus

[@tovi3280]

Uh... not to be such a fanboy, but NieR: Automata?

[@PrototypeOnyx]

No, even tho Bloodborne is a great game. It might be your personal favorite, but a "game of a generation" would be one that changed gaming entirely. How people play games, how others perceive gaming as a whole, how it impacted the entertainment industry....something along those lines. As amazing as it is, it didn't do that. The first Dark Souls would probably fit that narative better. There's a reason there are a lot of "souls-like" games around, and not bloodborne-like (born-like?) ones. And as a whole, it's probably not even Dark Souls...it's sadly something a lot less interesting...like "battle royales" 🤮

[@Snow-lv4bk]

PrototypeBlack battle royals are hopefully just temporary thing. Like online gaming is changing realy fast and i dont think that it forexample in 10 years will be as popular as it is now. On the other hand the dark souls formula will prevail (just because its singleplayer which in these terms works differently). .....hopefully.....

[@kennydude11797]

Same. Bloodborne is definitely one of my all-time favorite games. Probably always will be too.

[@challified1432]

Honestly the funniest video I've ever watched out of you thus far. The second half of the video, was just pure laughter at how you reacted to the enemies, as someone who doesn't know a single thing about Bloodborne. Thanks for the laughs! Keep it up!

[@backutZR]

I was thinking about playing Bloodborne for some time now snd I guess you gave me the reasons why I really should play that game! Honestly I've been playing too many FPS games (mainly Overwatch because I left cod) and I'm forgetting about all the different types of games that are out there for me to play! I mean Nier Automata was a good change for me and tbh Nier Automata is like my top game now! I just love it soo much! The story, the characters, the soundtrack, the atmosphere I could legit just go on! Its actually because of you that I thought twice about buying the game because I had no intention of even buying that game even after playing the demo but apprently your Drakengaurd/Nier story cross-over explanation really got to me and showed what Nier automata was so yeah this comment really became longer than i wanted it to but whatever

[@vilvero]

5:02 that H.P Lovercraft feeling. Feeling insignificant.

[@sekrion9506]

I'm in love with the feeling I get when I hear your voice coupled with the soothing music in the background (which I haven't found the name to, yet!) But, seriously, I feel so relaxed and at peace when I come to watch this video.

[@anabobatea]

I love watching your videos! Well not watching but just listening to them. While i am drawing it really soothes my thoughts so i could draw without stopping, the music background is really nice too! Keep making more! Cheers!

[@SoldnerKei]

seeing Lady Maria, seeing the Doll, wondering what the f%$! is going on?!

[@The4thSnake]

Bringing in the comedy. Good stuff. I think your online identity is starting to take shape.

[@MrFlamingJester]

I like to think you’re so great here on KZbin because you are able to speak every word that the typical youtuber and gamer of the games you speak of, that you can say the thoughts we all have for them. You are brilliant and I appreciate your hard work!

[@WandererRedux]

Wholeheartedly agree with this video. There's an intangible feeling to exploring Yharnam that draws you in deeper and deeper to the world, something that only becomes stronger the more your mind dwells on it. How the combat, music, art direction and themes blend together allows it to become one a truly of a kind game even amongst its peers. At once exhilarating and terrifying to experience, Bloodborne is a true masterpiece IMO. Off-topic: I remember watching your story summary on the _Drakenguard to Nier Automata_ games months ago and loving it, so I'm happy Buns helped me rediscover this channel. Your voice is soothing in a way few other content creators share (VaatiVidya is one that springs to mind, but I can't tell if it's the video's subject matter that's swaying my opinion there) 🙂.

[@melchizedekpsj]

Thanks so much for making an attempt to explain. There are certain things where words fail and this might be one of them. As someone who bought the game but was too chicken to really play it properly, this is a good kick in the butt to do it.

[@samgourhan207]

You remind me of the sphere hunter. You are so passionate about the games you like and have such a beautiful voice that makes whoever hears it feel so serene and happy. I love your videos even if I only just discovered your channel today. Stay awesome and do check out the sphere hunter. Thank you

[@sonyafirefly3879]

You seem to like so many of the same games as me, and I LOVE mystery and stories that show instead of telling. So glad that I found your channel.

[@sten360]

Bloodborne was truly a fantastic and unique experience indeed. I still remember the first time seeing those giant spiders (Amygdalas?) on rooftops after having gained enough enlightenment, and getting dragged off to Yahar'Gul by one of those sack wielding dudes (the music of that area gives me chills to this day), and fighting the Moon Presence... Man, all that stuff was legit creepier and more disturbing than any horror game I've played. I think for me it's also the setting and "feeling" that made the game. I'm a massive Devil May Cry fan, and the goth victorian setting reminded me of that a lot. Fuse that with some genuine horror and Souls-like gameplay, and you've got me creaming myself. That said, I never got quite as invested in Bloodborne's lore as I did with DS1 (this game has some of the best stories ever told in a video game, imo), which made the game end up feeling a little... empty to me, in comparison. There's definitely brilliant parts, and I love the mystery and the whole enlightenment aspect, but it felt like a bit of a mess overall and never had the same impact on me. So for me personally, DS1 takes the crown as the best in the series, with Bloodborne following it. I want to forget DS2 ever existed, and DS3 felt like a boring, empty husk of DS1 (although a nice-looking one), which I haven't even bothered to finish to this day... :x I think my disappointment in those 2 games actually made me appreciate Bloodborne a lot more, as well.

[@shierubea]

I've been on a Bloodborne video binge lately (Ludwig, Holy Blade anyone?), so this video came as a pleasant surprise. I watched the Grumps play it several times (yes I rewatch their playlists), and the gothic aesthetic, the Lovecraftian lore, and the music are all amazing. I would love to play it myself, just can't afford to keep buying games willy nilly. Edit: Very nice video, the music and your exploration was a nice mix.

[@novikovPrinciple]

I'm guessing you've sifted through Vaati Vidya's _Prepare to Cry_ series, then?

[@shierubea]

Grandfather_Paradox I haven't finished it, but I love, LOVE his videos. His love for the series oozes off of his words.

[@shira_yone]

That's fine, but I (personally) think that was a shame. The struggle of gaining insight in Bloodborne is a really deep experience, which is how these people who love the game dearly got so obsessed in the first place. Though that shouldn't stop you good Hunter, go on and kill a few beasts......

[@ranvionist]

It's actually a shame you can't play this. I won't say this like an elitist, but Bloodborne (and Soul series) greatest strength is telling the story through the gameplay. The insight you got when you meet and defeat the boss? It's telling story of how you getting eldritch knowledge each time you conquer them. And defeating a boss in Bloodborne is really really _hard_ so you know how utterly difficult you had to do for getting these knowledge of cosmos. Also, accumulating Insight too much is dangerous too as it will make usual enemies harder. It a sign your eyes opened at what you actually do hunt and what consequences you had to pay in order to comprehend the meaning of it.

[@Exel3nce]

Bloodborne is cheap tho...

[@hemangchauhan2864]

I think the rather candid way you described the game was the best way to do it. There are some feelings you can never put it into words.

[@fanwilliam7725]

I love it when you say “the more you learn, the more dangerous the world will become” that is literally what the game has been trying to tell us. Some secrets are better left untouched.

[@M00NPANT5]

Bloodborne reminds me a lot of Nightmare Creatures for the PS1. Still haven't played Bloodborne but will definitely do when I get the game! Great Video Sophie!

[@joemo55555]

I remember watching your vids about Neir/Drakengard around the time Automata came out. I'm quite impressed with how your videos have improved! Your confidence as a speaker have clearly increased. Great work!

[@user-SerhijA]

I like that you do subtitles for your videos. For me as a man that studies English it is very useful. Thanks

[@JM-vl3cy]

You perfectly described why I love Bloodborne (and Dark Souls) so much with "you leave the game with more questions than answers". This series is probably the only one who did it so well since Shadow of the Colossus (my favorite game of all time mostly for that reason) or Joutney, or games like that. It's really the kind of thing that makes a game fascinating, and that would make me want to play the same game over and over again (like I lost count of how many times I finished SotC. Probably more than 15 times. Yeah.) and that would make them stick with me for a while, if not my entire life. And I feel like Nier (and Nier A.) has got the same kind of vibe to it (mostly beacause I haven't play the Drakengard games), so thank you sooo much for having me seriously getting into Nier. Love to you all

[@Bantetsu518]

I think you summed up Bloodborne very nicely. It's definitely one of my favorite games. When I play it, the main draw is the wonder that it imparts on me. I like games that keep me guessing and provoke speculations. Everything you encounter feels important in some way. Every location leaves you awestruck, for better or worse. The bosses and their themes feel significant. Everything feels like it matters, and that's why this game matters so much to me. So... yeah. Love your videos. Keep it up.

[@lynxwilliams4839]

I think that's a great way to put this game and am glad I'm not alone. This has been my favorite game for years!!! I know you probably get this a lot but i would love to play Bloodborne with you or any of your followers, the more the merrier!

[@TheGinnerMatty]

As an Xbox player I always hated how I never got a chance to experience this great game, but it’s amazing to hear you talk about it with such adoration and enthusiasm!

[@suto9233]

I just love listening to your voice. Its soft and beautiful

[@Eresian]

Really an amazing vídeo, you explain perfectly the love we all share with this videogame. Thank you for your work.

[@BlueyJayie]

Bloodborne is my favorite game for the same exact reasons. Also the unique weapons

[@Dunedan2]

I agree on every point! I've been playing Bloodborne since it came out (Just made character number 8 lol). There's just something about the game that makes me unable to stop playing. The different styles of combat....always finding a new Easter egg I missed last time, my changing theories on what is going on!....its just perfect...and the Gothic Victorian setting is just superb! :)

[@peachfuzzu4469]

I have not known of anything Dark souls till I met my husband three years ago and it’s been fantastic just learning the lore itself. Plus, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him play since he’s really good at it. ^-^

[@WmAHaynes]

I appreciate how you shared your emotional attatchment to the game, it gave it a lot more depth.

[@HeatherHolt]

Great video!! It’s hard to pinpoint exactly why I love Bloodborne as well.

[@vwpananan6805]

These kinds of videos were why I subscribed to you but "ventures:" vids are why I stayed lmao

[@BrokeBillionare]

I started watching your videos today. I have to say that I am really impressed. Your voice is great but I am in love with the way your are presenting the content with that smooth soundtrack. Thank you for your work. P.S. Please keep on getting these amazing unknown soundtracks.

[@sephiroth21347]

I just started it now that it’s on PS+ for free, and it has been an incredible journey so far. I’m only getting into the cathedral ward so I’m still early, but it has been a lot of fun. I think my favorite thing so far is the Hunters dream and the Doll. Something about her assistance is so calming, she almost has a motherly presence due to her height. Whenever I return to the dream when I’m done playing, talking with her is such a nice way to end the game.

[@TaoPhysiques]

Bloodborne is indeed my favorite Souls game, to date. The difficulty, the cut-scenes, the art, and the music especially. I get goose-bumps every time I hear Gehrman's theme playing in the background. I wish that people would appreciate Bloodborne's art-style more rather than the gameplay/Souls mechanics.

[@Haru_v0]

Amazing content like always.

[@xekis]

Counter shot and visceral attack has that nice satisfying squish. I love action games with active defenses and this is really one of the most satisfying defensive move to hit. It looks so pro when you manhandle bosses with it.

[@Giuli2077]

thank you for making this video, was beautiful...

[@azemsama3183]

one of my favorite youtubers talking about one of my favorite games of all time :)

[@Wiseman3001]

VA's voice + Aether's music~

[@QUIICKCLAW]

You're in my top favourite KZbinr's now. Keep it up!

[@gojochillmode839]

Bloodborne was the first fromsoftware game I have ever played and it ignited my love for dark souls and soon i fell in love with bloodborne and the souls games, and still years later it still is one of my favorite games ever made and Bloodborne will always hold a special place in my heart

[@budd1331]

You nailed why i love bloodborne. Speed and great world building.

[@FundaMental515]

I got a PS4 like 2 weeks ago to prepare for whenever the hell Kojima decides to release Death Stranding. Got Bloodborne and beat it the other day, amazing game. Great vid, completely agree. Also your character looks badass

[@hurricaneheli79]

I know the words you were trying to say yet I can't find the words either. Because this is exactly what I feel about the game as well. This is without a doubt the best exclusive on PS4 and my game of the year. The only two things I would've added was mentioning Martyr and Ebrietas. Other then that, this video couldn't have been any better. Great video.

[@Papillon_Heart]

I love Bloodborne, glad to hear u talk about it

[@jackjohnston8048]

This video spoke to me. I beat the game once but I'm playing it all over again.

[@dexlios]

Glad I'm awake for this, love it too.

[@MrBfg586]

You should get the art book for this game. The character design and concept art is amazing.

[@night1952]

BB is not my favorite game but it's up there. I love how aggressive it is, how stylish everything is, how awesome and unique all weapons are, the way it mixes clasic vampire/licanthrope lore with cosmic horror, the concept of diving into dreams and nightmares, how the world changes as the night goes on and as you gain more insight you are able to comprehend the true shape of reality, how you end up drenched in blood and how bosses explode into a rain of even more blood...

[@MrSticksASMR]

Bloodborne is probably my personal favorite FromSoft game, and a lot of what you talked about pins down how I feel about it as well. So it's cool, those of us who have experienced it know exactly what you mean.

[@wylon87]

I think has a it has an intoxicating "Bram Stoker meets HP Lovecraft" style that I hardly see in video games at all. The atmosphere and the art design is probably the most beautiful I have ever seen in any game. The music is flawless and amplifies the visceral feeling of being on another olabe of existence. The story is utterly fascinating and you have the option of exploring more of the lore and mythos should you dare to venture further. The boss battles are fun and engaging; tough but fair. And the pace is exhilarating to say the least. Its a game that's sucks you into its own madness and it feels like a theme park ride without stopping for air. I share the love as well Sofie. Its the main reason why I bought a PS4 in the first place.

[@GNOtaku13]

Bloodborne was one of those random buys for me and I just ended up falling in love with it! It became one of my favorite games of all times since the combat, atmosphere and soundtrack are all phenomenal

[@mariobeast14]

Your channel is a 💎 on this platform for. Keep up the great content.

[@DkKombo]

May I admit to you something? I'm obsessive, beyond the point where I do not know myself, wishing that all forms of myself may be erased, a constant denial perhaps, pleading for release, from the death of my mother and my soul at the age of five. I would wager myself complex, able, inspiring and aspiring, unique, yet I am none of these things, nor am I able to force myself to be. I akin myself to you through viewing your videos, and understanding through the statement of "I played this at a time when I felt this..." And I having the same situation in my past provides me with solace in myself as i accept myself a little more, and find things that much simpler. Thank you for being you, and sharing yourself with me. Funny how the Internet bring different people together.

[@justinchoi6183]

you're the reason why I picked up the game again after giving up on it a year ago. So worth it.

[@TheTbrandon]

Lovecraftian is the world you are looking for.

[@bread1958]

The inverted hero's journey definitely got to me since I like predicting stories.

[@judgementcup6083]

Awesome seeing you back! 👍

[@alexbieber]

Bloodborne isn't my favorite game, but it's always going to hold a special place in my heart for introducing me to dark souls.

[@deschain1910]

I'm another one who wasn't a big fan of Dark Souls, but is really into Bloodborne. Aesthetics, themes, gameplay. All of it is so much more appealing to me. Always been intrigued by dreams and their power, the idea that madness is tied to insight, and I love how the game starts out seeming to be about more terrestrial Victorian-style monsters (like werewolves) then slowly shifts to a focus on Lovecraftian horrors. The weapons are way more bad-ass too.

[@junaidtownsend6405]

You love Bloodborne and we're the same age? We're basically the same person! Love your channel and your awesome content. Also, you're totally right. Bloodborne is hard to talk about. I tried writing an essay about it, but I just can't!

[@GroaningSphere9]

Agree,Bloodborne has something that cant be described with words only,you have to experience it

[@JoJoScythe]

Great video. And as a fellow Bloodborne fan, I subscribe. Keep up the quality content!

[@julietwhiskey44]

Your out catch phrase is so awesome

[@nakfyre9512]

Gonna tell you something, this video, actually helped me get my bearings on Bloodborne, because its my favorite game too, maybe because its so mindblowing to me, though i am one of thoses case where im also in love with Dark Souls (perhaps even more than with Bloodborne at some times) because i like the Mediveal Gothic setting more than Bloodborne's Victorian England. But the whole it striked me just where i always wanted a game to do, to just shove me in and tell me a story with the basis on the Reverse Hero's Journey, that makes me think "What the fuck does this all mean? What does the blood means, why the lovecrafitian creatures?". Im babbling too much. What i mean to say is: Your video is perfect to explain what you fell for Bloodborne, because thats what bloodborne wants you to feel, it wants you to question everything and search answers that will problably lead to more questions and realise that maybe at the end, you dont come closer to the higher beings such as god, but instead, that the higher beings are so diferent that they are incomprehensible. Its not meant to be toned down to just words, because there is not an answer, not a clear one at least.

[@theaoki172]

Okay, im recently discover your yt Channel and with this video you ve won my heart aurora

[@xBLACKOUTx95]

I feel where you're coming from Valkyrie & appreciate the praise & love that you have for Bloodborne. If you dived deep into the lore then you would understand that Bloodborne just like Dark Souls is a complete masterpiece!

[@86fifty]

4:30 - Ahh. I understand now. I was terrified of everything about this game for SO LONG because of all the blood, gore, body-horror, etc, all things I am afraid of. But with this line, I understand. Too old for most kids' stuff and too young to come back around to it and recognize the amount of effort that goes into good kid's media. That hunger for something /totally different/. And winding up in goth fandom land. At that same point in my life, about the same age, I read Tithe by Holly Black. Loved that author ever since. Side note: Crooked Little Vein by Warren Ellis.

[@malevolentmacaroni8469]

Bloodborne is easily the most complete souls game, lorewise. The DLC tied up all major loose ends satisfactorily... unlike every other souls game.

[@CD-mb4bv]

Having every answer contradicts what makes the story telling of these games good.

[@Eorzat]

Bloodborne isn't a Souls game though. I don't mean to sound pedantic because there isn't a "Souls" in the title, but it diverges very differently in concept as well as execution from the Souls games. Even if it WERE a Souls games, I'd say that Dark Souls 1 is more complete lore-wise.

[@Crawdithe98]

@superc37 care to explain how BB's lore's incomplete?

[@hardknoxboii6670]

@@Eorzat how isn't it not souls?

[@karamkeyrouz6825]

good vid as usual, gonna definitely try bloodborne after watching it

[@TheElderNexus]

Hell yeah, a video about my favourite game of all time from my favourite female KZbinr/person from Sweden!

[@TheSpaceMacaroni]

which is your faviorite country too? right?

[@TheElderNexus]

No that's Germany of course

[@AlisSpark]

Bookmeister "germany of course" why of course? lol

[@0816M3RC]

Gisol Because Germany is amazing. (Said from a person descended from Germans.)

[@Sparda8888]

Great video as always!

[@TheWrinklyPug]

I'm loving your channel! Subscribed! I like your voice and humor.

[@KingKodiak]

Never played Bloodborne but I want to so bad! It's the lore and aesthetic that drive me to love it. That feeling that you're just a small piece of something so much bigger, understanding the pain that the people you once called your enemies went through to make them the monsters you see before you. You're on a mission to understand this world, but also to understand this words pain and what led it to ruin. Also Sophie, is there a full version of your Op? I keep searching Aethers music but I don't know the name of your Op or if it's even public to listen too.