DS2 is definitely my favorite. I liked the world’s concept much more than the castles that are just terribly designed in 1 & 3. 3 was also built up too much as ‘such an amazing game!’ by my friends who convinced me to get into the big boss bashers in the first time, and it just felt like the story dragged too much along the same lines as the first.
I think, seeing as I started with elden ring and then moved through 1->2->3, that some of the game’s choices, like certain enemies eventually not respawning, just felt so strange. That and what felt like a much slower combat pace.
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DS2 is definitely my favorite. I liked the world’s concept much more than the castles that are just terribly designed in 1 & 3. 3 was also built up too much as ‘such an amazing game!’ by my friends who convinced me to get into the big boss bashers in the first time, and it just felt like the story dragged too much along the same lines as the first.
I think, seeing as I started with elden ring and then moved through 1->2->3, that some of the game’s choices, like certain enemies eventually not respawning, just felt so strange. That and what felt like a much slower combat pace.