Is Bloodborne the EASIEST Souls Game?

the answer is yes

[stonerokafruit]

Weren't you complaining about how hard it was like, last month?

[jackieparmz]

“I haven’t completed the game yet or fought the hardest bosses, but it’s easy.”

[fearamhain]

What? Did you forget the DLC? Go fight Ludwig

[Nima-jneb]

Bros gunna get humbled real quick when he does the dlc

[omaralajmi]

At launch Bloodborne was regarded as the Hardest actually, only like 3% beat the game and most stopped playing at Father Gascoigne rather 😅 That was atleast from 2015-2018 i think i still remember it.

[dime]

honestly i struggled in bloodborne the most, ds3 and demons soul's especially were much much easier imo but bb was also my second fromsoft game

[calebparker]

He's gonna hate Ludwig and orphen of kos

[cm_ii]

parrying, if youre good at it bloodborne flies by, if youre bad at it, you suffer.

[bROCKobama]

I think Sekiro is easy, once you figure out the combat system you can fight bosses like you are the people from the clips

[darthgeninmate]

I agree with you I beated every single boss in bb on my 1 or 2 try but I still think the game is 10/10

[edgar]

I’ve only played Elden Ring and Bloodborne and I think bosses are more difficult in Elden, not considering Old Hunters of course, but there are some mechanics in Bloodborne that make it more….annoying sometimes.
Like the fact that you don’t recover your vials so you have to farm them, the fact that lamps are very far away from each other, and how items become more expensive the more you progress in the game

[karthus]

bloodborne is my first soulslike game and im feeling the skill issue real hard (even in the beginning)

[Jashinsama]

Bloodborne is a difficult especially if you are a starter you dont know where to go and you have to explore it and even the common yharnamite is a threat also they hit harder and it can kill you also.

[hardcontrast]

People struggle because it's super fast and non defensive. You have two shields in the whole game, and yet they aren't with use because they cost you more getting hit because of the stun after the initial hit so it leaves you open and when you come across the really aggressive bosses it becomes an entirely different experience Ludwigs first faze and the orphan of kos 2nd faze sucked but it's a great feeling. I love this game and it's made me feel happy beating it and I have spent most my life playing cod but the multi-player part makes it where all your victorys feel like just another match and that's because of the skilled base matches it's sucks and the bloodborne finally gave me a chance to feel that sence of achievement

[thex]

I haven't finished it yet but very informative video, thank you for describing your thoughts in an interesting way and spreading awareness on this topic, you also seem to be a very likeable person. I'm someone who grew up hating eminem as a kid, though I did like some of the mainstream and uk grime/dubstep rap songs but I couldn't really connect to them because I couldn't understand the lyrics due to being german. The way I discovered hip hop for myself was through artists who have a more alternative sound inspired by darker/heavier music that resonated more with me back then (I love artists who mix genres in general) like Suicideboys, Ghostemane, Kamiyada, Night Lovell, City Morgue (the guys who thought 69 everything about how to rap and later got robbed and attacked by him). Theres an entire subgenre of rap heavily inspired by metal, punk and such. I still love it but I've also gotten into other subgenres of rap a few years ago, especially lo fi-old school and modern trap. Do you think white artists and/or listeners who only like this specific subgenre could be considered problematic in a way for the culture too? (The ones I listen to either grew up similar to eminem or at least seem to honor/pay respect to the culture through lyrics, samples etc., but there has been a wave of ("emo", country, pop, etc) rappers, most of them unknown by most people who seem to have started getting into rap just because its "cool" or popular without having a lot of experience with the culture). My English still needs improvement but I hope you get my question. I hope you and anyone else reading this is having a successful and amazing day!

[heemnificent]

Bloodborne was my very first soul-like game I ever played. I was completely TRASH at it, but once I get the rhythm down and understood the assignment I was a GOD!

[rich]

Honestly yes it is cause this is the only one I ever beat and I tried them all😂

[Nonflipper]

I know ppl are making fun of you but ye I agree orphan of kos took me like 10 attempts

[footballxgames]

I just defeated Micolash(hope that is his name) and I have killed all bosses before the fifth try(Vicar Amelia, Cleric beast, Father Gascoine first try)

[finnbell]

I struggled on Elden ring more than I have Bloodbourne so far. Elden ring was my first soulsbourne so maybe that’s why.