

Beast Mode (666 enemies killed in Havoc form) is easily done by gathering the West End zombies repeatedly, and also using Havoc Form not just on bosses, but on tough crowds, it adds up in time. Second thing, there are 3 overrated trophies, chill, they are quite easy to get. So here they are.įirst thing first, the missables are not such a pain in the arse, you know them already, they are 3, and all you have to do is not to kill Usiel in the Lust fight, find Abraxis in his tower, kill him, spare the Lord of Hollows, done. Granted: War, Strife, and Fury are all three different words for the same fucking concept, so what do I know.Having just finished and platinum D3 in the first run, I realized that my road trip to BFA was not so hard, but could've been a lot sweeter had I known som tricks from the start.

From the perspective of a game that tries to be fast and action-y, they had to change Pestilence and Famine to make them fit with what they wanted. Some diseases can literally liquify your insides or dissolve your flesh, but even then it’s still a death measured in days or weeks.

There’s none of the slow, gradual, wasting suffering that plagues and starvation are known (and feared) for, just over-the-top gorebombs that sickness never actually does. There are a lot of things you could do with disease, I guess, but that’s like saying you could make a character who uses what looks like ice but acts like fire. The original name was Conquest, but somebody decided that was redundant with War so they changed it (and inadvertently made it slightly redundant with Famine). To be fair, Pestilence was a later alteration to the book of revelations (talking about IRL, not the game). As it is, though, I can’t even bring myself to play the “free” updated version of 2 that I’ve got. imo, had they kept to making Zelda clones, but made the other 3 horsemen more interesting, with more thematic abilities, I’d be far more interested in continuing the series. Instead it seemed like a bad attempt to meld Metroidvania and an RPG. It didn’t seem like a Zelda clone as the first one had, but Zelda clones (like the game they’re copying) can occasionally be good.
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Technically I think I have a free copy of the “Dethinitive Edition” of DS2 on my PS4 Pro, but when I played the original version that I didn’t get free with PS Plus I got bored after a couple hours. I still managed to get some enjoyment out of the first one. So far, in the first two games they have made some use of the role of the two “horsemen” in terms of story, but their actual abilities, beyond death having the archetypal scythe, seem to have nothing to do with their identities. Instead he and his gameplay were Link/Legend of Zelda with a big dose of steroids and heavy metal themes. War should have had far more powers involving, say, the summoning of servants that represented soldiers from different wars, or even transforming into them.

Granted, if they were going to do all 4 games then “Death” should have been last as having the ultimate powers over life. It’s like the difference between an actual heroin overdose, and when Freddy Krueger injected some girl in NoES3 by turning all his fingers into hypodermic needles and shooting them into her arms all at once (if I remember correctly). The point I was making was that, thematically, you could make a very interesting and entertaining “horseman” by having him be a personification of disease, and duplicate their effects both at an extremely accelerated rate, and in a far more theatrical manner. However I would consider that to be a poisoning more than a disease. Yes, in real life it’s hard to find diseases that kill inside of 24 hours, unless say, you count injection of the toxin from Botulism that can kill in minutes. I wasn’t making a point that “Pestilence” worked in terms of realism, but that thematically it could be awesome.
