I am an Elden Ring noob that just over leveled and had friends for tough bosses. So, Lies of P was a wakeup call for me I am actually having to learn the game and for me makes it amazing and unique in its own right, that being said I never tried BB I am a pc gamer and have no way to do so, but man love this game.
If you like this game you are going to be in love with Bloodborne. You need to buy a PS4 which shouldn't be to expensive and the game is like $10, $15 with dlc which i highly recommend. Bloodborne is the best fromsoftware/soulslike game ever made and my top game ever played
@@PIMPSTA951BB is (or was? not sure anymore) free on PS Plus, so I'd just buy Plus to get lots of games. I really liked Bloodborne but I got so pissed off with Micolash that I quit playing.
Legit the best non-FROM Soulsborne I played. Really strong sense of identity to itself. Devs are very keen on not making the difficulty bullshit either. Coming from things like Nioh or even Thymesia, it was very easy to get BTFO by a boss in just a few hits. Meanwhile here you have enough health and defense that even a failed run on a boss will give you a lot of opportunities to practice parry and dodge timing.
Honestly the only thing I consider bad about this game is that they lock some essential moves to the skill tree such as rising dodge and and doubke roll behind the skill tree, its like if you were playing wolfenstein and locked the ability to walk to an ability. Its. Not nessicarly bad it just sucks that you have to get to a bare minumum behind skill trees. I honestly think they should add double dodge as normal and then add new skill tree personalization
I on the contrary did not like the music, both on the bosses and during the location. I wish there was someone who did the music for Metal geer Rising.
The stamina recovery is slower if you go into slightly heavy but the devs made stuff better this patch by lowering weight on boss amulets and making capacity upgrades give more space
I don't see anyone mentioning how you can break an enemy's weapon by perfect blocking enough times, feels super satisfying to do and massively nerfs their damage output
Such a good game and being able to see you play through it and interact with you and chat made it so much funnier and better, cant wait for your next stream.
If Malenia was in Sekiro as originally intended she'd be kind of a forgettable boss, or one thats not talked about very much. But since she's in Elden Ring I don't think Laxative even holds a candle light to Malenia.
For those wondering, you can pretty much max all stats because after a certain amount of upgrades the cost to level up only increases by 1 ergo. So this means in NG+ and beyond you'll be getting way more souls and the cost to upgrade remains basically the same.
At a point it's 16k ergo per upgrade only increasing by a singular ergo, but after 20 or so more levels it'll rise up by hundreds again. I'm at 20k ergo rn at lvl 150 or so. 40 in HP, 40 in vigor, 41 in capacity, 42 in motiv and technique, and default 18 advance. Started with great sword but idk the base stats before upgrades.
I love Lies of P and feel like it didn't get the praise it deserved by critics and Fromsoft fans alike. It's nice to see this game getting recognition. Hands down the best non-Fromsoft Soulslike to date. Now, if only Lords of the Fallen could follow suit...
What do you mean? Many streamer and TH-camr who is a Soulslike fans praise this game as the best Soulslike game (not counting Fromsoftware games) ever made. They definitely get the praise they deserved.
@@newbnooby6438I’ve seen plenty of unwarranted hate though, people who’re genuinely so delusional that they gaslight themselves into thinking certain aspects of the game are bad just because it’s not fromsoft.
@@Blck-CatFax, ive seen ALOT of unwanted hate in every Lies of P comment section from alot of soulsborne players. Its baffling, you would think that out of everyone they would be the ones who give it the most praise but im not surprised they did they same thing with Sekiro until it got game of the year then suddenly they changed their tune.
You know that lightning bolt attack manus does here 5:06? You can literally just walk backwards and that attacks will miss you completely, you don't even have to dodge. It also looks sick as hell if you do.
@@oscaroska7613 You mean the *lightning bolts* being thrown at you from an orb hovering in the air? Yes, I am aware that it technically deals disruption damage, not electrical. Quit being so intentionally obtuse, you come off like an ass.
@@PepperoniPapayaexactly.. I found this game to be relatively stress free compared to the Fromsoft souls games. Everything can be parried and throwables are op af. You can usually kill half a boss with just throwing items lol
I always had the heaviest armour the game gave to me because I actually leveled capacity. Never had problems with stamina and had around 200 stamina total when I beat the game with below 60% weight. I think people are just allergic to leveling something that isn't just HP/damage from playing the other souls games.
Right? And respeccing helps tremendously with being able to put in stats in other places like capacity you would've liked to have known were useful when starting out. There's not much excuse to say the stamina and weight is bad when the game gives you many ways to properly level them up, and with certain p Organ upgrades lowering stamina consumption makes stamina not much of a problem
Not just allergic to that, it seems people criticizing alot of stuff often just want to brute-force the shit out of the game and end up getting frustrated when the game is like "y´know, this is not the way, lemme show you by sending you back to spawn". I just don´t agree with all these people criticizing this game in obvious bad faith, but what can you do.
Good video, Respect to the author, lies of p really deserves attention, the game is very good. Writing that it's a stupid copy of Bloodborne is bad. Bloodborne is not on PC, and is unlikely to be at all.
I don't think bloodborne not being on pc has anything to do with it, but i do think it does more than enough to set itself aside as its own entity in this genre.
Loved that both parrying and dodging were fully viable. Another game or two (and a few less two--phase bosses) and I could see them making something that rivals Soulsborne quality.
@@dogelove9967 quality yes, but i still think they have a ways to go before making bosses as good as fromsoft, lies of p is amazing though, easily my game of the year despite how stacked this year was for game releases
There are quite a few bosses in Lies of P that are at least on par with Dark Souls 1 and 2 bosses as well as Eldin Ring. The lighting girl boss was one of the best souls bosses I’ve ever fought
I was really surpirsed by its difficulty cause when the demo came out people were saying it was to easy. Im glad they went the harder route...i died so many times haha
The cutscene showing the puppet frenzy is perfect. It captures the grief the survivors went through and will remember. I don't blame any of them for trying to kill the player. The puppets took everything from them. Its a Masterpiece
i had no idea that perfect parries actually heal your guard regain. that makes guarding romeo's full fire combo an actually viable strategy. i might try that...
Honestly this game gave me that feeling of when I played bloodborne for the first time. It might not be AS good, however it's very very close to being just as good. I know some people didn't like how linear lies of p is, but I think it works pretty well.
Great vid for sure. I love this game. I think the reason this game is harder is because the mechanics are more complex. I started over a few times until i found the right build. Decided to wait until ng+ to use advance since you need so much capacity.
Im at Laxasia right now and it was a breeze Im not good at these games by any means (10 hours Pontiff, 8 hours genichiro, 8 hours isshin ashina) but somehow this game is really easy
Honestly this game is the only soulsbourne that you could trick someone into believing from designed ... it's sooo good just got through the grand exhibition and I'm so sad I'm near the end
Great video, I really hope also that you found out that P doesn't die at the end, without the mask on you can see him twitch and sophia smiles, she also leaves a letter for you at gepetto's desk if you don't immediately continue into NG+. I hope this game gets a nomination for GOTY, and maybe win best indie or best soundtrack even.
The combination of watching a Let's Play of a brutal Souls-like game and Skumnut's humorous commentary is highly entertaining. Thank you Skum for this review of the game.
if Sekiro had a merchant and less finite items like the rest of the games I would have finished it. the absolute worst having to farm for items that you should be able to buy.
All I can say is that from everything I've seen online, and one NG+ boss experience, this game is DEFINITELY NOT harder than Sekiro IF you use the Specter. It will take aggro for the whole fight and you can just safely charge heavies until the boss is dead. It's baffling to me that they barely increase the bosses health for bringing in Spencer.
I played the game like I did dark souls 3. Greatsword and dodge. It worked out fine. I'm not ashamed to use summons. Leveling up is really fast too, so easy mode is easier too get than DS and ER. The game is not that hard if you don't want it to be. So don't be afraid to try it!
I find it really interesting hearing about the issues you ran into, because all I did was just level health to 30, level technique to 30, then just keep leveling capacity for the rest of the game until I can use all the heaviest gear, and all I used was the starting rapier, and after unlocking it I switched to the Etiquette and just kept using that, I love them because they use basically no stamina and attack really fast, and make no mistake, it is not lacking in damage at all, 30 technique and S scaling on the Etiquette never fell off, didn't have issues with stamina or capacity, but clearly that is simply due to my weapon choice, the Etiquette is light, has amazing single stat scaling and uses extremely little stamina.
I think the thing stopping me from loving this combat system like the perfect combat system of sekiro is that you can't cancel your attack animations to parry
and that attacks & dodging cost stamina. what made sekiro fun was that as long as you could parry, you could just constantly stay in a boss' face and apply pressure. in this game you have to constantly manage the manage the stamina bar between several priorities and it's kind of a bitch when you're constantly swapping between looking at the bar and look at the animation frames of the enemy. as i'm writing this down it's dawning on my why they probably made that choice in sekiro. they want you looking at the enemy so you can read their movement. the posture bar is placed smack dab under all the action and it's huge so you can always see it in your periphery but never have to divert attention from watching the enemy. true you get guard regain from perfect parries in LOP but you still sometimes have to dodge and reposition to punish so you're wasting that tasty stamina on footing. I love this game but i think they should've stuck to either sekiro or bloodborne as the main influence. sekiro combat is very different and doesn't really mesh all that well with the slower and more methodical approach of soulsborne combat. it demands relentless pressure
I agree that its actually harder than sekiro because the parrying is more difficult. I wish they gave you another 10 milliseconds to parry or hell introduce perfect parries. I love that they gave you options but parry became less and less of an option as you got further in, until that fing Green Monster caused me to learn to parry for real for 2 hours. Sekiro is 100% parry, Dark Souls doesnt need parry at all, Bloodborne parry is weird where parries require consumable bullets and the timing is uhh different, Lies of P got it right i think where straight block, parry, or dodge roll are all viable. But bosses are insane bullet sponges without parry - it becomes very necessary and its just too punishing with the timing IMO. Bosses regain health when you hit them ( unless you stagger them ) so playing it slow and steady is very time consuming and difficult, but playing up close and personal isnt viable without parry.
This is probably the best and most honest video coverage on the game. For me it was a 9, but near the end when youre just running through the same areas with a face lift it became an 8. From Soft does this too, but they do it better
In the last area you find Arlecchino, the best VA in the game and conclude his storyline. You find another man who talks about his experience regarding reading minds through ergo, wich is a painful experience. This makes alot of sense later on when you actually see Sophia and conclude her storyline. Its more impactful. You also conclude Vegnini's storyline with this area. The area has nice ambience music going on. The lower part is intricate with quite the pathways, where it doesnt feel linear. (upper part is very linear tho because the tower keeps getting thinner the more you climb up). You fight Laxasia in this area. You fight Manus in this area. And you fight Nameless puppet and conclude geppeto's storyline in this level. Oh and you also conclude the storyline with Black Cat and Red Fox. If you don't fight them, you will really understand what they are about. They are not as bad as you think. The rewards the level give you are also nice. Quartz, Upgrade Materials and a couple of new weapons. So I wonder, you really find Fromsoftware does it better? You thought Nightmare Mensis was better? Or just entering dead Altus Plateau to have a boss rush? Or Just getting teleported to a bonfire at the end of DS3 to fight Souls of Cinder? I mean..
@@CrystronHalq yeah I liked riddler bot. I kinda wish he wasn't in his own little exposition room. But it was definately my favorite moment in the game from a story perspective
Why do people keep saying this game is hard? I am cruising through it. I’m doing an advance build. I think the boss I died to the most was the lightning cop but for the most part I’ve been chilling.
Same here I’m runnning a technique build about 40 hours in so far and I’m currently exploring the Rosa Isabelle area I think level 6 and it’s been fantastic and minimal trouble with a few bosses but if you keep trying you can beat them eventually
Unfortunately never played Sekiro or Finished Bloodborne they are on my backlog of games to play and finish but lies of P hooked me through and through I absolutely love that I struggled about half way through I realized consumables and spectres were saving me and just started learning to parry and block was a much better option and the lore I didn't even know until they said geppetto that this was Pinocchio lmao one of my gotys for sure
i think the environmental/enemy designs deserve a medal. The art and design in this game is the best art ive EVER seen in any game like this including fromsoft. Also, the people who designed fable art should pat themselves on the back for making some of the most satisfying thing ive felt in a long time. The only negative thing I have to say is about the scaling, but ONLY because they put it on gamepass. I enjoyed the challenge, but if ur gonna cater to a more casual audience u either gotta tone enemies down, tone us up, or add a difficulty modifier. There are hardly any souls likes on the gamepass, and doing this would create a lot more traction for this genre. Thats the only negative thing i have to say. except for laxasia's 2nd phase. whoever designed that is evil af LOL
Laxasia's 2nd phase (actually the entire fight) is the best non-FS boss I've ever faced. I played Nioh1-2 (didn't finish Nioh 2 though), Surge 1-2, Pascal's Wager, Thymesia, SteelRising, OG Lords of the Fallen and every FS game. The first time ever actually where I felt like FS quality boss design in a non FS game. She's a hybrid of Genichiro, nameless king and Dragonslayer Armour that just works.
@@conniefan123 I didn’t say that. I said it should also be able to appeal to a casual audience if they want the game to be super successful. Bc it’s on gamepass more people automatically get access to it, and if they want people to buy their dlc they want more playing, correct?
asking for difficulty settings in a soulslike in 2023 is crazy. this matter was pretty much resolved when sekiro won goty and the answer was resoundingly "no"
@@Crusading I haven't even played a souls game and yet I've been enjoying Lies of P, there doesn't need to be difficulty options. The summons on major bosses already tweak the difficulty enough, the only boss I didn't beat on the first try with summons was the archbishop, and even then I beat him on my third-ish try. (I just beat Mad Clown Puppet for perspective)
as someone who is horrible at timing the parry in this game. that intro is the most satisfying thing i've ever seen in my life! the great ass music from the game going along with it. oml. chills.
Dude I got this on launch and blasted through it in a couple days and god it was tough…the mini bosses truly felt like bosses most of the time. I just replayed it for the second time and I don’t know if I’m just playing better or the nerfs are to blame. I have had a blast with it and can’t wait for their next chapter in the series.
That's a point I think should be talked about more. The stamina and the equip load. I think it really does detract from the enjoyment factor for me. I found myself kind of unable to level other stats because I constantly had to level equip load to be able to accommodate some of those boss charms (which I still don't understand why tf they were so damn heavy). Obviously the stamina is in the game so the player can't just keep spamming dodge, which would be much more effective in this game than in Sekiro where the enemy tracking is much stronger to force blocking and parrying. What arose of this is having to take breaks in between boss attacks where I just couldn't punish them because I had no stamina. You might be thinking what's so bad about having to take a step back from the boss to let your stamina regen, considering literally every other FromSoft game that isn't Sekiro has that going on, but I think this did actually negatively impact the flow of combat. In every normal souls game, the entire game is built around the stamina system. It takes stamina to dodge, to attack, to block or even parry. If you mess up your stamina management, you can't punish after rolling. If you get too greedy, you can't roll after attacking. In Sekiro, none of this applies. It's a constant face to face clash with the boss, and it even punishes you if you back off from the boss because they'll regain posture. That's why everyone loves to circlejerk Sekiro on how it's like a "rhythm game" or a dance, because there truly never is a break between you and the boss clashing. Lies of P has this weird thing going on where it's the Sekiro parry/posture break system, but the stamina bar is still there. What this basically results in is in the scenario where you just spent all your stamina punishing the boss, due to stamina recovering slower while you're guarding, after blocking/parrying the boss's next attack string, you're unable to punish. This is by no means a deal breaker for me, but it happens to me more than I'd like, and I notice it every time. This is of course a natural consequence to having an effective dodge in the game like Bloodborne. What this stamina/parrying mixed system resulted in was a game that I don't think plays nearly as satisfyingly and naturally as Sekiro, nor as smoothly as Bloodborne (where it's fully focused on dodging) due to the fury attacks, which either force you to parry or to run away. Granted, that's only if I nitpick on the bad points of the combat system and compare it to two other critically acclaimed games. It is by all means a fantastic game that has quite seamlessly managed to combine two of FromSoft's most beloved games. Okay, internet essay from a random internet shitter over. I'll get back to studying for finals.
dude the intro to this video is fuego! I was on the fence about getting lies of p for weeks and you decided it for me in less than a minute and a half. keep up the good work, i love both your longform and more edited content.
Dude, let me tell you fighting laxasia was probably the best experience I would’ve ever gotten out of a game. It reminded me so much a Final Fantasy because the way that she was way bigger than me way stronger than me, but it was so much fun like I literally wanted to repeat, her boss fight so much because it was one of my favorites oh, and to anybody that gave me tips on the door guardian it worked, and I finally am able to finish the game, not as beautifully as I thought because I had to grind a lot of ergo but at least I’m near the endgame which I never thought I would say because it’s been probably the most difficult game I’ve ever ever played😂
@cwavy_6193 the weird timings are hard to get used to, I get that it's puppets we're up against and their movements are gonna be janky and nothing like a human should, but still....I swung my saw through one of those and it didn't hit, when it fkin should have......this game has a lot of work to be done before it's even mentioned in the same breath as bloodborne.....
@@AlbanianThrash you're right. but by now I thought developers should be at least trying to get past these issues, I'm on my 3rd playthrough, and still finding new little nuances to the gameplay, it's a great game but not even on a par with bloodborne imho, which is a much older game and has obviously inspired the developers of this game......with the more advanced tech available the genre should be moving forward, this is not a step forward
I use parrying and blocking until im out of stamina and then I dodge the next attack backwards to create distance to gain stamina back, I feel like its a lot like Sekiros stance bar, where when it would get too full you could only do perfect guards, its the same in Lies of P, if you run out of stamina you can only do perfect blocks, so to avoid that I try to create distance after trading some blows, overall the game is just so nice to give you so many variations to play, also the guarding and circling strat is totally viable against a lot of enemies
The door guardian is garbage because of its affect on stamina. When I started doing it I missed the checkpoint right in front of the area, so I had to walk all the way there. Luckily by my 5th attempt I found it lol. Regardless, killing those big scorpion enemies in front of the boss area would be useful as well, since they don’t spawn back. What you have to do is stagger him by hitting the smaller leg to your left (or his right). What I did was made a motivity and technique build with the wrench head and the police baton handle with a motivity crank (I also switched between using that and the katana with its hilt having a motivity crank in between deaths). I used the fire grindstone (since undead were weaker to that) and had used throwable items a lot ( I used thermite, cluster grenades, and shot puts). Also, I equipped the talismans regarding increased health, increased stamina recovery, and reduced damage taken (or I used the more equip load to put on more armor, both were effective, but idk which one I had when I finished it). I also used the gun arm thing as well. I still had to get up close at the start, but I mainly stayed at a distance after I got the first stagger was what I did (however I did go close up occasionally, like after that roll attack or when he stood still). Albeit by Ng+ I was able to do it normally with the katana with mainly dodging (some attacks you need to dodge towards him instead) and sometimes deflecting. I hope any of this helps, God bless.
I really liked Lies of p and it's my second favorite souls like after Nioh1/2 , i'm a more comfortable with Nioh than souls games ,Sekiro not included I will definitely play the upcoming souls like Lords of the fallen , it looks really good
Manus' disruption turret is super easy to dodge, just back off and walk/run to the side. Spam dodging isn't exactly known to solve more problems than it causes lol
I think Lies of P is a lot harder than Sekiro, Sekiro is pretty damn easy once it "clicks". Id say LoP is pretty on par with Bloodborne's difficulty, until the hunters DLC. The Orphan of Kos is still by far the hardest boss Ive ever faced in all of the games ive ever played, i still think hes harder than Melania.
It's going to depend on the person and how you play the game. Sekiro is often cited as the hardest because cheesing it is a lot more difficult. Every other FromSoft game can easily be cheesed with co-op, summons, or broken weapons/spells. Sekiro is my favorite game of all time, and I can beat it in a few hours now, but on my first playthrough Sword Saint alone took me three hours (and I wasn't exactly new to FromSoft games having played everything else already). In Lies of P, I found a pretty broken weapon and the final "secret boss" took me maybe 20 minutes.
@@unrighteous8745 yea that's the major thing with sekiro, if you get stuck on a boss then your only option is kind of just learning how to beat the boss. sword saint isshin is one of the hardest bosses fromsoft has ever made, but at the same time he's extremely fair and fun to learn
This makes my p organ upgrade
What being a skumnut enjoyer does to your p organ
Something is rising but its not my nose
If your pancreas is getting bigger you should go to the doctor.
Thank you skumnut for showing appreciation for my humor, much love !!!!1!1!1!
More like V-Organ
Bro rlly felt Geppetto coming inside him 🙏🙏
Dude wtf even is this😂😂
I am an Elden Ring noob that just over leveled and had friends for tough bosses. So, Lies of P was a wakeup call for me I am actually having to learn the game and for me makes it amazing and unique in its own right, that being said I never tried BB I am a pc gamer and have no way to do so, but man love this game.
If you like this game you are going to be in love with Bloodborne. You need to buy a PS4 which shouldn't be to expensive and the game is like $10, $15 with dlc which i highly recommend. Bloodborne is the best fromsoftware/soulslike game ever made and my top game ever played
Average elden rong player
@@PIMPSTA951BB is (or was? not sure anymore) free on PS Plus, so I'd just buy Plus to get lots of games. I really liked Bloodborne but I got so pissed off with Micolash that I quit playing.
PS5’s aren’t impossible to get at retail anymore… it’s worth it for BB
I finished Bloodborne on PC via Playstation Now(The Original Playstation Plus). Only Problem was the DLC wasn't Available.
That intro was perfect.
Legit the best non-FROM Soulsborne I played. Really strong sense of identity to itself. Devs are very keen on not making the difficulty bullshit either. Coming from things like Nioh or even Thymesia, it was very easy to get BTFO by a boss in just a few hits. Meanwhile here you have enough health and defense that even a failed run on a boss will give you a lot of opportunities to practice parry and dodge timing.
bro can’t beat a boss without the summon💀
Summons are in the game so why not use them?
The broken perfect guard is what makes this game difficult. If it worked like Sekiro it wouldn't be hard at all.
Dex build is underrated
Honestly the only thing I consider bad about this game is that they lock some essential moves to the skill tree such as rising dodge and and doubke roll behind the skill tree, its like if you were playing wolfenstein and locked the ability to walk to an ability. Its. Not nessicarly bad it just sucks that you have to get to a bare minumum behind skill trees. I honestly think they should add double dodge as normal and then add new skill tree personalization
Dude why did you fight laxasia without the specter summon?!? Of all the bosses you go solo on you choose her!
You know they are inspired by dark souls when there is a boss in a poison swamp
Even better when they put two bosses in a swamp as well
@@JFrenchman While a canon shoots at you
@@arijitpal2107took 30 try’s to beat that mf 🤦🏾♂️
@@onedolla1862 i killed one near the tower's wall so the cannon won't shoot me, then i skipped the other one to kill the cannon before fighting him
@@JFrenchman one is just an reiteration of the older boss with few annoying ass skills
This game does truly have one of the best soundtracks ever
Quixotic moment
Overrated play dmc
Feel
I on the contrary did not like the music, both on the bosses and during the location. I wish there was someone who did the music for Metal geer Rising.
@@limongang1209 devil. May. Cry. Simple.
The stamina recovery is slower if you go into slightly heavy but the devs made stuff better this patch by lowering weight on boss amulets and making capacity upgrades give more space
I put on a +1 weight amulet it jumped from 109 to 134 lb capacity i was like oh!!
@@milesreal420 wait until you reach ng++ your p organ will be the best (pun intended)
Stamina recovery is only slow with certain status effects put onto the protagonist like for example "shock" and "break"
Truth of Poo.
PP
Half-truths of puke
L take
@@BriefKeef don't think the game is bad it's a bit that Skum did in the demo vid.
Truth of Enis
With what they have done in Lies of P I am very excited to see what they would do if they were to make a Wizard of Oz souls game.
wait for the DLC, we'll see then
I hope they go the Team Cherry route and make the DLC an actual game
(Hopefully that comes out lmao)
sequel*@@Comrade_Alpaca
@dxp96 brother it's gonna be a DLC, did you miss the broken golden stargazer that mysteriously "can't be used right now?"
that would actually be really sick
I don't see anyone mentioning how you can break an enemy's weapon by perfect blocking enough times, feels super satisfying to do and massively nerfs their damage output
And using acid weapon to inflict decay too
Such a good game and being able to see you play through it and interact with you and chat made it so much funnier and better, cant wait for your next stream.
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Laxative was just malenia in dead space cosplay
malenia but even hotter
Laxasia doesn't deserve such disrespect
Laxasia is the upgrade
@@Skumnut Malenia but she got no STDs
If Malenia was in Sekiro as originally intended she'd be kind of a forgettable boss, or one thats not talked about very much. But since she's in Elden Ring I don't think Laxative even holds a candle light to Malenia.
For those wondering, you can pretty much max all stats because after a certain amount of upgrades the cost to level up only increases by 1 ergo.
So this means in NG+ and beyond you'll be getting way more souls and the cost to upgrade remains basically the same.
This confused me as hell, I thought my game bugged or something, as in ng+ it seems I am just leveling all the time
Eventually the cost will go up again and them go back to 1 and then up again.
Untrue, you will have access to level once you reach 16k per upgrade then its n+1 for 50 levels. The progress then resumes back to normal
At a point it's 16k ergo per upgrade only increasing by a singular ergo, but after 20 or so more levels it'll rise up by hundreds again. I'm at 20k ergo rn at lvl 150 or so. 40 in HP, 40 in vigor, 41 in capacity, 42 in motiv and technique, and default 18 advance. Started with great sword but idk the base stats before upgrades.
so in NG+ I just become an max level killing machine?
I love Lies of P and feel like it didn't get the praise it deserved by critics and Fromsoft fans alike. It's nice to see this game getting recognition. Hands down the best non-Fromsoft Soulslike to date. Now, if only Lords of the Fallen could follow suit...
Lords of the Fallen I think will be poorly optimized, it looks very nice.
What do you mean? Many streamer and TH-camr who is a Soulslike fans praise this game as the best Soulslike game (not counting Fromsoftware games) ever made. They definitely get the praise they deserved.
Lords has one thing against it - UE5.
It will be a stuttery mess at launch guaranteed. Hopefully the gameplay will make up for it.
@@newbnooby6438I’ve seen plenty of unwarranted hate though, people who’re genuinely so delusional that they gaslight themselves into thinking certain aspects of the game are bad just because it’s not fromsoft.
@@Blck-CatFax, ive seen ALOT of unwanted hate in every Lies of P comment section from alot of soulsborne players. Its baffling, you would think that out of everyone they would be the ones who give it the most praise but im not surprised they did they same thing with Sekiro until it got game of the year then suddenly they changed their tune.
You know that lightning bolt attack manus does here 5:06?
You can literally just walk backwards and that attacks will miss you completely, you don't even have to dodge. It also looks sick as hell if you do.
That is not a lighting attack 😂
@@oscaroska7613 You mean the *lightning bolts* being thrown at you from an orb hovering in the air? Yes, I am aware that it technically deals disruption damage, not electrical. Quit being so intentionally obtuse, you come off like an ass.
bruh spam parry it like in sekiro, it's much more sastifying, believe me
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Nah, this is cooler.
@@PepperoniPapayaexactly.. I found this game to be relatively stress free compared to the Fromsoft souls games. Everything can be parried and throwables are op af. You can usually kill half a boss with just throwing items lol
I always had the heaviest armour the game gave to me because I actually leveled capacity. Never had problems with stamina and had around 200 stamina total when I beat the game with below 60% weight. I think people are just allergic to leveling something that isn't just HP/damage from playing the other souls games.
Right? And respeccing helps tremendously with being able to put in stats in other places like capacity you would've liked to have known were useful when starting out. There's not much excuse to say the stamina and weight is bad when the game gives you many ways to properly level them up, and with certain p Organ upgrades lowering stamina consumption makes stamina not much of a problem
Not just allergic to that, it seems people criticizing alot of stuff often just want to brute-force the shit out of the game and end up getting frustrated when the game is like "y´know, this is not the way, lemme show you by sending you back to spawn".
I just don´t agree with all these people criticizing this game in obvious bad faith, but what can you do.
I %100 agree
The amount of points u need is crazy though
i enjoy this game too much and need more.
also 100% Tin man in Oz next game?? and the "butterflies" are actually Fairies from Oz
I think Oz might be DLC instead of a full game. The devs said they already had plans for DLC so it would make sense
the song feel is by far one of the best songs i have heard in a video game in so long
Good video, Respect to the author, lies of p really deserves attention, the game is very good. Writing that it's a stupid copy of Bloodborne is bad. Bloodborne is not on PC, and is unlikely to be at all.
I don't think bloodborne not being on pc has anything to do with it, but i do think it does more than enough to set itself aside as its own entity in this genre.
it is a ok game
Loved that both parrying and dodging were fully viable. Another game or two (and a few less two--phase bosses) and I could see them making something that rivals Soulsborne quality.
It already does rival it tho
@@dogelove9967 quality yes, but i still think they have a ways to go before making bosses as good as fromsoft, lies of p is amazing though, easily my game of the year despite how stacked this year was for game releases
I like LoP better than half of the From games
There are quite a few bosses in Lies of P that are at least on par with Dark Souls 1 and 2 bosses as well as Eldin Ring. The lighting girl boss was one of the best souls bosses I’ve ever fought
Parrying and dodging fully viable this is a joke right
I love the part p says it's ping time and he p's all over the place
I love the combat in lies of p and they changed the weight system its not as bad now
Still absolutely retarded. Amulets weigh more than weapons bigger than the character model.
I don’t mind it, but find it ridiculous.
I was really surpirsed by its difficulty cause when the demo came out people were saying it was to easy. Im glad they went the harder route...i died so many times haha
It's a souls-like game it not going to be easy lol
@DarKKnightt07 forsure, it's nice to have a quality soulslike. Really enjoying lies of p and I've been waiting for a game like this
@@DarKKnightt07most soulslikes are easy
The song in the beginning is called Someday. It’s apart of the game’s ost.
Thanks
Having light load gives much better stamina regen.
The cutscene showing the puppet frenzy is perfect. It captures the grief the survivors went through and will remember. I don't blame any of them for trying to kill the player. The puppets took everything from them. Its a Masterpiece
It’s a fictional story dude… you’re talking about it like you’re defending the actions of Germany in WW2 because they got effed over after WWI 😂
@@mkv2718 BRUH. I can't show my love over a game? Man aren't you 1 sassy pants😔
i had no idea that perfect parries actually heal your guard regain. that makes guarding romeo's full fire combo an actually viable strategy.
i might try that...
its a p organ upgrade. eventually they also can heal your weapon durability and take zero stamina
If you don’t have anything funny to say, you don’t need to keep speaking. Your stream footage is so hard to watch.
so people can’t talk anymore everyone gotta be making jokes all the time ? 😭
A man once said lies of p had the greatest soundtrack and I would agree
I think Bioshock Infinite soundtrack is better. This games borrows from it in a lot of ways
Honestly this game gave me that feeling of when I played bloodborne for the first time. It might not be AS good, however it's very very close to being just as good. I know some people didn't like how linear lies of p is, but I think it works pretty well.
Door guardian was super easy. Just only target the leg. Romeo phase 2 was the real pain
Door guardian was a struggle until I learned he only really takes damage from fatal attacks, after that he was a breeze.
I found he receives a lot of dmg via fatal ttacks after just oarrying with the katana and see the bar go half the hp
Making the stagger charged R2 only sucks ass tho. Mainly with slow weapons
Great vid for sure. I love this game. I think the reason this game is harder is because the mechanics are more complex. I started over a few times until i found the right build. Decided to wait until ng+ to use advance since you need so much capacity.
Im at Laxasia right now and it was a breeze
Im not good at these games by any means (10 hours Pontiff, 8 hours genichiro, 8 hours isshin ashina) but somehow this game is really easy
Honestly this game is the only soulsbourne that you could trick someone into believing from designed ... it's sooo good just got through the grand exhibition and I'm so sad I'm near the end
Its not that close to endgame
Great video, I really hope also that you found out that P doesn't die at the end, without the mask on you can see him twitch and sophia smiles, she also leaves a letter for you at gepetto's desk if you don't immediately continue into NG+.
I hope this game gets a nomination for GOTY, and maybe win best indie or best soundtrack even.
Also kinda missed the emotional impact of P crying because of the donkey mask 🥺😭
@@VongolaChouko I hated that stupid mask 😆 i loved the white lady's outfit with the silver hair so clean
i loved it when gepedo p'd all over p
The combination of watching a Let's Play of a brutal Souls-like game and Skumnut's humorous commentary is highly entertaining. Thank you Skum for this review of the game.
if Sekiro had a merchant and less finite items like the rest of the games I would have finished it. the absolute worst having to farm for items that you should be able to buy.
All I can say is that from everything I've seen online, and one NG+ boss experience, this game is DEFINITELY NOT harder than Sekiro IF you use the Specter. It will take aggro for the whole fight and you can just safely charge heavies until the boss is dead. It's baffling to me that they barely increase the bosses health for bringing in Spencer.
You're not wrong, but this is low-key gatekeeping...
Soul veterans aint love you mate. No summon allowed 🤣
I played the game like I did dark souls 3. Greatsword and dodge. It worked out fine. I'm not ashamed to use summons. Leveling up is really fast too, so easy mode is easier too get than DS and ER. The game is not that hard if you don't want it to be. So don't be afraid to try it!
I love the... style of the game. Gameplay, theme, and art.
Song in the intro?
Lies of P OST | Someday - French Song
I find it really interesting hearing about the issues you ran into, because all I did was just level health to 30, level technique to 30, then just keep leveling capacity for the rest of the game until I can use all the heaviest gear, and all I used was the starting rapier, and after unlocking it I switched to the Etiquette and just kept using that, I love them because they use basically no stamina and attack really fast, and make no mistake, it is not lacking in damage at all, 30 technique and S scaling on the Etiquette never fell off, didn't have issues with stamina or capacity, but clearly that is simply due to my weapon choice, the Etiquette is light, has amazing single stat scaling and uses extremely little stamina.
This game is like “yeah I like playing this game” into “why am I watching the boss play the game ain’t I’m the one who should be playing?
You should do some challenge runs of this, I’d love to see that
I think the thing stopping me from loving this combat system like the perfect combat system of sekiro is that you can't cancel your attack animations to parry
and that attacks & dodging cost stamina. what made sekiro fun was that as long as you could parry, you could just constantly stay in a boss' face and apply pressure. in this game you have to constantly manage the manage the stamina bar between several priorities and it's kind of a bitch when you're constantly swapping between looking at the bar and look at the animation frames of the enemy. as i'm writing this down it's dawning on my why they probably made that choice in sekiro. they want you looking at the enemy so you can read their movement. the posture bar is placed smack dab under all the action and it's huge so you can always see it in your periphery but never have to divert attention from watching the enemy.
true you get guard regain from perfect parries in LOP but you still sometimes have to dodge and reposition to punish so you're wasting that tasty stamina on footing.
I love this game but i think they should've stuck to either sekiro or bloodborne as the main influence. sekiro combat is very different and doesn't really mesh all that well with the slower and more methodical approach of soulsborne combat. it demands relentless pressure
I agree that its actually harder than sekiro because the parrying is more difficult. I wish they gave you another 10 milliseconds to parry or hell introduce perfect parries. I love that they gave you options but parry became less and less of an option as you got further in, until that fing Green Monster caused me to learn to parry for real for 2 hours. Sekiro is 100% parry, Dark Souls doesnt need parry at all, Bloodborne parry is weird where parries require consumable bullets and the timing is uhh different, Lies of P got it right i think where straight block, parry, or dodge roll are all viable. But bosses are insane bullet sponges without parry - it becomes very necessary and its just too punishing with the timing IMO. Bosses regain health when you hit them ( unless you stagger them ) so playing it slow and steady is very time consuming and difficult, but playing up close and personal isnt viable without parry.
This is probably the best and most honest video coverage on the game. For me it was a 9, but near the end when youre just running through the same areas with a face lift it became an 8. From Soft does this too, but they do it better
In the last area you find Arlecchino, the best VA in the game and conclude his storyline. You find another man who talks about his experience regarding reading minds through ergo, wich is a painful experience. This makes alot of sense later on when you actually see Sophia and conclude her storyline. Its more impactful. You also conclude Vegnini's storyline with this area. The area has nice ambience music going on. The lower part is intricate with quite the pathways, where it doesnt feel linear. (upper part is very linear tho because the tower keeps getting thinner the more you climb up). You fight Laxasia in this area. You fight Manus in this area. And you fight Nameless puppet and conclude geppeto's storyline in this level. Oh and you also conclude the storyline with Black Cat and Red Fox. If you don't fight them, you will really understand what they are about. They are not as bad as you think. The rewards the level give you are also nice. Quartz, Upgrade Materials and a couple of new weapons.
So I wonder, you really find Fromsoftware does it better? You thought Nightmare Mensis was better? Or just entering dead Altus Plateau to have a boss rush? Or Just getting teleported to a bonfire at the end of DS3 to fight Souls of Cinder? I mean..
@@CrystronHalq yeah I liked riddler bot. I kinda wish he wasn't in his own little exposition room. But it was definately my favorite moment in the game from a story perspective
@@CrystronHalqyou are hard-core dick riding this game, it's good but calm down.
Why do people keep saying this game is hard? I am cruising through it. I’m doing an advance build. I think the boss I died to the most was the lightning cop but for the most part I’ve been chilling.
Same here I’m runnning a technique build about 40 hours in so far and I’m currently exploring the Rosa Isabelle area I think level 6 and it’s been fantastic and minimal trouble with a few bosses but if you keep trying you can beat them eventually
Unfortunately never played Sekiro or Finished Bloodborne they are on my backlog of games to play and finish but lies of P hooked me through and through I absolutely love that I struggled about half way through I realized consumables and spectres were saving me and just started learning to parry and block was a much better option and the lore I didn't even know until they said geppetto that this was Pinocchio lmao one of my gotys for sure
Don’t even bother with Sekiro . I’ll save you plenty of time and anger . It’s not worth it
That sounds like the lament of a , what do you call it , Casual 😂 Sekiro is a god tier game
@@CalvZynist sekiro isnt even hard
Someone please tell me the name of the song at the start it was the greatest song I’ve heard ever please I need it
With Stamina they just buffed capacity, so its not longer a issue.
Bro must be the first person to die to laxasia of all people💀
i think the environmental/enemy designs deserve a medal. The art and design in this game is the best art ive EVER seen in any game like this including fromsoft. Also, the people who designed fable art should pat themselves on the back for making some of the most satisfying thing ive felt in a long time. The only negative thing I have to say is about the scaling, but ONLY because they put it on gamepass. I enjoyed the challenge, but if ur gonna cater to a more casual audience u either gotta tone enemies down, tone us up, or add a difficulty modifier. There are hardly any souls likes on the gamepass, and doing this would create a lot more traction for this genre. Thats the only negative thing i have to say.
except for laxasia's 2nd phase. whoever designed that is evil af LOL
Only casual and easy games can be on gamepass? Where did this come from
Laxasia's 2nd phase (actually the entire fight) is the best non-FS boss I've ever faced. I played Nioh1-2 (didn't finish Nioh 2 though), Surge 1-2, Pascal's Wager, Thymesia, SteelRising, OG Lords of the Fallen and every FS game. The first time ever actually where I felt like FS quality boss design in a non FS game. She's a hybrid of Genichiro, nameless king and Dragonslayer Armour that just works.
@@conniefan123 I didn’t say that. I said it should also be able to appeal to a casual audience if they want the game to be super successful. Bc it’s on gamepass more people automatically get access to it, and if they want people to buy their dlc they want more playing, correct?
asking for difficulty settings in a soulslike in 2023 is crazy. this matter was pretty much resolved when sekiro won goty and the answer was resoundingly "no"
@@Crusading I haven't even played a souls game and yet I've been enjoying Lies of P, there doesn't need to be difficulty options. The summons on major bosses already tweak the difficulty enough, the only boss I didn't beat on the first try with summons was the archbishop, and even then I beat him on my third-ish try. (I just beat Mad Clown Puppet for perspective)
as someone who is horrible at timing the parry in this game. that intro is the most satisfying thing i've ever seen in my life! the great ass music from the game going along with it. oml. chills.
This game is harder than bloodborne and Sekiro ( lie)
Not even close in my opinion areas are easy, bosses are tough but not Sekiro level of tough
laxasia and romeo give me melania vibes
I can’t beat the first boss, I have to actually get good to play -8/10 game. 🗿
Dude I got this on launch and blasted through it in a couple days and god it was tough…the mini bosses truly felt like bosses most of the time. I just replayed it for the second time and I don’t know if I’m just playing better or the nerfs are to blame. I have had a blast with it and can’t wait for their next chapter in the series.
Skumnuts humour is so fkn good
If you believe this game is harder than Sekiro you are insane
my fav part is when p lies
P comes from Paracelsus
Im almost at NG+2 and ive never even attempted any + for a FromSoft game. I can say with confidence i love this game more than any souls/soulslike
do they add anything in ng+??
this game is easier than any other souls game so makes sense
@@FaffyWaffle968 u think this game is easier then any other souls game? have u played this game??
@@BurnInBliss 100% this game is easy. Any game that lets you block and you take no damage is an automatic easy in my book.
@@FaffyWaffle968 you take damage and a lot of times u can’t always regain the guard regain hp fully or block whole combos so idk what ur talkin about
That's a point I think should be talked about more. The stamina and the equip load. I think it really does detract from the enjoyment factor for me. I found myself kind of unable to level other stats because I constantly had to level equip load to be able to accommodate some of those boss charms (which I still don't understand why tf they were so damn heavy). Obviously the stamina is in the game so the player can't just keep spamming dodge, which would be much more effective in this game than in Sekiro where the enemy tracking is much stronger to force blocking and parrying. What arose of this is having to take breaks in between boss attacks where I just couldn't punish them because I had no stamina. You might be thinking what's so bad about having to take a step back from the boss to let your stamina regen, considering literally every other FromSoft game that isn't Sekiro has that going on, but I think this did actually negatively impact the flow of combat.
In every normal souls game, the entire game is built around the stamina system. It takes stamina to dodge, to attack, to block or even parry. If you mess up your stamina management, you can't punish after rolling. If you get too greedy, you can't roll after attacking. In Sekiro, none of this applies. It's a constant face to face clash with the boss, and it even punishes you if you back off from the boss because they'll regain posture. That's why everyone loves to circlejerk Sekiro on how it's like a "rhythm game" or a dance, because there truly never is a break between you and the boss clashing. Lies of P has this weird thing going on where it's the Sekiro parry/posture break system, but the stamina bar is still there. What this basically results in is in the scenario where you just spent all your stamina punishing the boss, due to stamina recovering slower while you're guarding, after blocking/parrying the boss's next attack string, you're unable to punish. This is by no means a deal breaker for me, but it happens to me more than I'd like, and I notice it every time. This is of course a natural consequence to having an effective dodge in the game like Bloodborne. What this stamina/parrying mixed system resulted in was a game that I don't think plays nearly as satisfyingly and naturally as Sekiro, nor as smoothly as Bloodborne (where it's fully focused on dodging) due to the fury attacks, which either force you to parry or to run away. Granted, that's only if I nitpick on the bad points of the combat system and compare it to two other critically acclaimed games. It is by all means a fantastic game that has quite seamlessly managed to combine two of FromSoft's most beloved games. Okay, internet essay from a random internet shitter over. I'll get back to studying for finals.
dude the intro to this video is fuego! I was on the fence about getting lies of p for weeks and you decided it for me in less than a minute and a half.
keep up the good work, i love both your longform and more edited content.
Dude, let me tell you fighting laxasia was probably the best experience I would’ve ever gotten out of a game. It reminded me so much a Final Fantasy because the way that she was way bigger than me way stronger than me, but it was so much fun like I literally wanted to repeat, her boss fight so much because it was one of my favorites oh, and to anybody that gave me tips on the door guardian it worked, and I finally am able to finish the game, not as beautifully as I thought because I had to grind a lot of ergo but at least I’m near the endgame which I never thought I would say because it’s been probably the most difficult game I’ve ever ever played😂
The stam regeneration in this is actually faster than Dark Souls you just need to manage your weight.
very impressed with this one, felt very awkward at first but once you adjust, it's just a great time
@cwavy_6193 the weird timings are hard to get used to, I get that it's puppets we're up against and their movements are gonna be janky and nothing like a human should, but still....I swung my saw through one of those and it didn't hit, when it fkin should have......this game has a lot of work to be done before it's even mentioned in the same breath as bloodborne.....
@@ryanlafferty5815you're kidding right. fs games are notoriously littered with tracking and shitbox shenanigans. none of this is new.
@@AlbanianThrash you're right. but by now I thought developers should be at least trying to get past these issues, I'm on my 3rd playthrough, and still finding new little nuances to the gameplay, it's a great game but not even on a par with bloodborne imho, which is a much older game and has obviously inspired the developers of this game......with the more advanced tech available the genre should be moving forward, this is not a step forward
In case anyone is wondering the reason they tease Wizard Of Oz is because Like the story Pinoccio it's creative commons.
LMAO Door Guardian made me take a break for a day 😂😂
Whats the music used in the intro?
My brain does NOT like the movements of these bosses. Creeps me TF OUT
i would argue that BioShock, bloodborne, sekiro and the movie; extraordinary league of gentleman had an orgy, then Elden ring gave birth to this.
What is the song that plays during the intro montage?
I use parrying and blocking until im out of stamina and then I dodge the next attack backwards to create distance to gain stamina back, I feel like its a lot like Sekiros stance bar, where when it would get too full you could only do perfect guards, its the same in Lies of P, if you run out of stamina you can only do perfect blocks, so to avoid that I try to create distance after trading some blows, overall the game is just so nice to give you so many variations to play, also the guarding and circling strat is totally viable against a lot of enemies
Please help me
Skunmut
I am still stuck on the door guardian
And I am at like level 60 😢😢😢and I’m so close to uninstalling this game
The door guardian is garbage because of its affect on stamina. When I started doing it I missed the checkpoint right in front of the area, so I had to walk all the way there. Luckily by my 5th attempt I found it lol. Regardless, killing those big scorpion enemies in front of the boss area would be useful as well, since they don’t spawn back.
What you have to do is stagger him by hitting the smaller leg to your left (or his right). What I did was made a motivity and technique build with the wrench head and the police baton handle with a motivity crank (I also switched between using that and the katana with its hilt having a motivity crank in between deaths). I used the fire grindstone (since undead were weaker to that) and had used throwable items a lot ( I used thermite, cluster grenades, and shot puts).
Also, I equipped the talismans regarding increased health, increased stamina recovery, and reduced damage taken (or I used the more equip load to put on more armor, both were effective, but idk which one I had when I finished it).
I also used the gun arm thing as well. I still had to get up close at the start, but I mainly stayed at a distance after I got the first stagger was what I did (however I did go close up occasionally, like after that roll attack or when he stood still). Albeit by Ng+ I was able to do it normally with the katana with mainly dodging (some attacks you need to dodge towards him instead) and sometimes deflecting.
I hope any of this helps, God bless.
Fantastic game on my third play through once you've familiarised the attacks/parry it soon becomes fantastic!
you should tell me the name of music on start NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
might gotta try this game out... gotta beat demon souls on ps5 first
Beat game, harder than sekiro. Especially Laxiasia
0:07 did bro just thrust owl??
You can thrust him at the beginning of the fight without any issues
@@thamara2130 damn I actually didn't know that
That intro was absolute 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I wasn't sure about getting this game but now I'm definitely getting it.
Feel and Quixotic are my favorite songs. Pity you can’t listen to them outside the hotel
Gepetto takes one step forward.....
Skumnut: Oh Shit! It's like Dark Souls....
its a really good game, havent had bosses that wanna make me quit a game in some time
I really liked Lies of p and it's my second favorite souls like after Nioh1/2 , i'm a more comfortable with Nioh than souls games ,Sekiro not included
I will definitely play the upcoming souls like Lords of the fallen , it looks really good
What’s the song at the start of the video
Lies of P OST | Someday - French Song
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Manus' disruption turret is super easy to dodge, just back off and walk/run to the side. Spam dodging isn't exactly known to solve more problems than it causes lol
I think Lies of P is a lot harder than Sekiro, Sekiro is pretty damn easy once it "clicks". Id say LoP is pretty on par with Bloodborne's difficulty, until the hunters DLC. The Orphan of Kos is still by far the hardest boss Ive ever faced in all of the games ive ever played, i still think hes harder than Melania.
It's going to depend on the person and how you play the game. Sekiro is often cited as the hardest because cheesing it is a lot more difficult. Every other FromSoft game can easily be cheesed with co-op, summons, or broken weapons/spells.
Sekiro is my favorite game of all time, and I can beat it in a few hours now, but on my first playthrough Sword Saint alone took me three hours (and I wasn't exactly new to FromSoft games having played everything else already). In Lies of P, I found a pretty broken weapon and the final "secret boss" took me maybe 20 minutes.
@@unrighteous8745
yea that's the major thing with sekiro, if you get stuck on a boss then your only option is kind of just learning how to beat the boss. sword saint isshin is one of the hardest bosses fromsoft has ever made, but at the same time he's extremely fair and fun to learn
0:31 whats the name of the song bro 😭😭😭
Lies of P: ost someday
@@makiahmccune6660 thanks my brother
I really Love this game, I already get double platinum from ps4 and ps5 version😆
I just wish this game wins GOTY, this will highly promote others to try something new instead of just ripping the same formula
This is the definition of ripping the same formula lol. Does nothing but comine bloodborne, sekiro and dark souls and adds nothing new