Back in 2019, I started playing dark souls, started unfortunately with the 3rd one, I say unfortunately because there were a lot of things that I knew I didn't understand, still, I loved the experience and found a world full of story, love, sorrow, sadness, and madness.

During the pandemic in 2020 I started it, a playthrough that just surprised me every bit, and hooked me instantly, after making DS3 platinum I had an idea of the physics, but still needed help for I was still a newbie.

The themes, stories, and characters latched on to me and made me understand parts of my life I didn't understand, I haven't played this in a while, the last souls game I played was sekiro and of course ill play Elden ring in the future, but there is nothing like this, the mystery, the pain, the nostalgia is something completely unique.

The lore videos show how big the lore truly is, there are theories that are made purely with the location of certain assets, and those theories may as well be a reality, for Fromsoft doesn't do anything for nothing's sake.
The Souls games gave me warmth in cold times and introduced me to some of the best music I've heard and Berserk which is heavily inspired in.

One of my favorite quotes:

Life is brilliant. Beautiful. It enchants us, to the point of obsession.
Some are true to their purpose, though they are but shells, flesh, and mind.
One man lost his own body, but lingered on, as a head.
Others chase the charms of love, however elusive.
What is it that drives you?

In summary, I completely recommend this masterpiece if you have the time and patience, it just keeps on giving every play-through, you will want to do every thing over and over again, like a dream

I rewrote this review because I feel this is the only game that truly deserves respect and of course PRAISE THE SUN!






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Wow, where do I even begin? What an immeasurable disappointment this game turned out to be. The only redeeming quality is the community, which is insanely friendly. But aside from that, there are a lot of issues.

First off, this doesn’t feel like a Fallout game. There are no companions, dialogue choices don’t matter, and everything feels pay-to-win. On top of that, the developers charging a subscription for features that were free in previous games is beyond ridiculous.

If you’re considering making this your main game, I beg you: play an actual Fallout game or go outside instead. I went for the platinum trophy, and what a nightmare that was. Many achievements were bugged and required thorough knowledge of an ever-expanding map filled with unnecessary content. It’s as if they kept adding things just for the sake of it, without improving the core experience.

I could go on all day about what doesn’t work, how Fallout: New Vegas did almost everything better, and so on. My advice? Play New Vegas instead. Don’t waste $60 (plus a monthly subscription) on what is essentially Fallout 4 2.0 with microtransactions.

That said, I have to give credit where it’s due: the friends I’ve made through this game (shoutout to you, Mac) are some of the best I’ve ever met online. The community has that nostalgic, wholesome “2010s internet” vibe, and I absolutely love that.

But ultimately, even a 10/10 community can’t save such a bad game. For me, Fallout 76 takes what could have been an amazing experience and turns it into a frustrating mess. What should’ve been a crown jewel in the post-apocalyptic genre became a sour note at the end of an otherwise sweet series. I’d give it a 4.5/10—barely passing.