If they could do a RE1 REmake-style remaster (changing enemy placement, adjusting boss patterns, redesigning areas) for Dark Souls 1, that would be pretty cool.
The downside for that, though, is if they ARE making that, that probably means they haven't been working on a new Souls game or property.
And of course there's also the possibility this is a much more straightforward remake that exists simply to port the existing game to new hardware with improved visuals, bug fixes and other slight adjustments. The upside to that is that makes it more likely a new Souls game or property is probably being made.
According to that page, there's a line in this game where Lightning says "I guess this... is my final fantasy."
I'm very skeptical of this and am assuming someone added that in the article as a joke; but at the same time I really hope that line is actually in there because of how hilariously stupid it is. Can someone tell me if that line is actually in the game?
So I just finished episode 5 and something was bothering me the whole time. Again, this is a SPOILER THREAD WITH SPOILERS
When you go back in time from the art gallery to your dorm to rip up the photo, why the hell does that cause Jefferson to not be arrested and thus have you end up in the Dark Room again? I remember Max saying something like "Oh, he ripped up my photos, that's why I'm here again." How does him ripping up her photos undo him being arrested? Am I being stupid and missing something really obvious here? From my understanding the timeline from that point should have been
Max rips up her photo and doesn't enter the contest
She doesn't submit the photo to Jefferson but still fucking has him arrested because why shouldn't she?
the timeline continues on with Mr Jefferson getting arrested and Max doesn't get kidnapped and get sent to the Dark Room because Jefferson is arrested and there is no logical causation from her photo being ripped up to him not being arrested. Unless of course, there is, and someone would like to explain it to me.
Here's the bottom line: unless a mod creator can 100% guarantee that their mods will work even with game updates/patches and with other mods installed, it's ludicrous to pay for a mod. Mods historically have always been pretty janky, so I have no faith really that mod creators as a whole will be able to uphold that guarantee.
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