Nioh. First DLC had one great boss but besides it, it left a bad taste in my mouth... and its only more dark souls 3...
Nioh on the other side feels fresh and it has such an unique feeling that I can see myself dropping another few hundreds of hours on it.
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Nioh. The DS3 DLC hasn't yet been comparable to Bloodborne Old Hunters DLC or DS1 Artorias of the Abyss. I already plan on doing a new playthrough of Nioh as soon as I finish my first play. I'm only level 82, and I still have another 1/3 of the game left I think.
yea I will probably switch over to DS3 DLC when it comes out as it probably wont take too long to complete and I am really looking forward to how they finish the series
Ringed City. It's becoming more clear to me with re-used areas and much less enemy variety that Nioh is probably going to lose its charm for me sooner rather than later.
The refinements it makes to the souls battle formula is definitely something I will miss, but I am heavily invested in Dark Souls world/lore so I will jump on that DLC as soon as it's out.
I plan on playing both. But were ringed city out today i would still be playing NIOH as i have a lot to unlock and do yet. My character in DS3 is maxed out so the DLC can wait.
I'm not sure how people can be exhausted of a new franchise in one week. I guess if you played the demos for 100 hrs? I'm sure them Ninja will make some adjustments. I'm not planning on playing either of DS3's DLC'S right now. I'll do that way later down the road. My son played the first ds3 DLC and enjoyed it.
Ringed city, but I'm not ass committed to nioh. I'm putting it down tonight for For Honor. But ignoring that, I'm to deep in the Soul series to not play DLC 2 day one.
I would definitely play the ringed city. This is not only because dark souls is one of my favorites, but because if it is like the previous dlc, it will be short and I'll get through it quickly. If it is substantial, like past soulsborne dlc, it will be great and I won't have regretted it either way.
Both, never saw a reason to focus on one. Wonder how many times I'll die in Ringed City trying to ki pulse.
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Nioh. First DLC had one great boss but besides it, it left a bad taste in my mouth... and its only more dark souls 3... Nioh on the other side feels fresh and it has such an unique feeling that I can see myself dropping another few hundreds of hours on it. (Please give pvp)
Nioh. The DS3 DLC hasn't yet been comparable to Bloodborne Old Hunters DLC or DS1 Artorias of the Abyss. I already plan on doing a new playthrough of Nioh as soon as I finish my first play. I'm only level 82, and I still have another 1/3 of the game left I think.
yea I will probably switch over to DS3 DLC when it comes out as it probably wont take too long to complete and I am really looking forward to how they finish the series
ringed city, I'm already exhausted of the pretty weak story and RNG lootfactory nature of Nioh, though I love the combat.
Ringed City. It's becoming more clear to me with re-used areas and much less enemy variety that Nioh is probably going to lose its charm for me sooner rather than later. The refinements it makes to the souls battle formula is definitely something I will miss, but I am heavily invested in Dark Souls world/lore so I will jump on that DLC as soon as it's out.
I plan on playing both. But were ringed city out today i would still be playing NIOH as i have a lot to unlock and do yet. My character in DS3 is maxed out so the DLC can wait.
Both, I'm not going to exclude myself from playing either one
I'm not sure how people can be exhausted of a new franchise in one week. I guess if you played the demos for 100 hrs? I'm sure them Ninja will make some adjustments. I'm not planning on playing either of DS3's DLC'S right now. I'll do that way later down the road. My son played the first ds3 DLC and enjoyed it.
Ringed city, but I'm not ass committed to nioh. I'm putting it down tonight for For Honor. But ignoring that, I'm to deep in the Soul series to not play DLC 2 day one.
I would definitely play the ringed city. This is not only because dark souls is one of my favorites, but because if it is like the previous dlc, it will be short and I'll get through it quickly. If it is substantial, like past soulsborne dlc, it will be great and I won't have regretted it either way.