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I disagree, and think it brings all sorts of new takes on the Souls Like formula. But in the end we don't have to agree and just play what we enjoy. ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
How does it compare to the Lords of the Fallen from several years ago? I played through that and found it to be pretty buggy and not very fun, although quick enough that I did a new game plus run as well. I'm curious if the new one is any better.
I have not played the original so I can't do a comparison. I play on Linux with a Nvidia 3060Ti and fame runs fine, no real issues yet. If you read the forums though, it's like any other game and does have some bugs for some people. It also being a souls like, means that it'll never have enough of X or Y or Z for everyone. People complain it's too hard, some that it's too easy, some people hate invasions, others think that constant invasions make it better. I would watch a video or two with some game play and you could probably quickly tell if you would want to try it yourself. It also has multiple endings that you can't do in one run, unlike a lot of the Elden Ring ending where you can then choose at the end.