No words…
After many years of trying and starting over, a bunch of rage-quits, and late nights where I desperately wanted to rest, but couldn’t until I’d beaten that one boss are over… I’ve beaten it.
All the feelings you get after beating a boss, or getting through that one awful area feel like a drug. You desperately have to pull through in order to taste that brain-candy. It tastes marvelous.
It’s dated in design, the walk backs to bosses are awful, blah-blah-blah…
But nothing will ever beat that feeling of getting through that one difficult boss or area. I haven’t felt like this since Elden Ring.
I guess it’s time for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, or maybe Dark Souls 3? Or maybe i’ll just start another Elden Ring play through before the DLC, yeah, maybe i’ll do that.
I completed this on a Steamdeck OLED, and got the Link The Fire ending.
I’m never gonna forget this.
“Praise the sun!”
After many years of trying and starting over, a bunch of rage-quits, and late nights where I desperately wanted to rest, but couldn’t until I’d beaten that one boss are over… I’ve beaten it.
All the feelings you get after beating a boss, or getting through that one awful area feel like a drug. You desperately have to pull through in order to taste that brain-candy. It tastes marvelous.
It’s dated in design, the walk backs to bosses are awful, blah-blah-blah…
But nothing will ever beat that feeling of getting through that one difficult boss or area. I haven’t felt like this since Elden Ring.
I guess it’s time for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, or maybe Dark Souls 3? Or maybe i’ll just start another Elden Ring play through before the DLC, yeah, maybe i’ll do that.
I completed this on a Steamdeck OLED, and got the Link The Fire ending.
I’m never gonna forget this.
“Praise the sun!”