Have you gone to Hemwick Charnel Lane yet? If not, you should go explore that area. Most people who run into a wall with Vicar Amelia do so because they are fighting her too early. Hemwick Charnel Lane is full of tier 2 upgrade material and beating the boss unlocks a major part of character customization, not to mention a fair number of Echos to level yourself with.
All this Final Fantasy stuff posted here and yet no one has posted the clear worst of all time.
Hahahahahahaha!
Holy crap. There are a lot of bad designs mentioned in this thread, but this one certainly wins. What game is that even from, because holy crap, that is AWFUL looking.
I don't have anything to really share, but even if I did, anything I put up won't beat this.
I mean, what the fuck am I even looking at? What even is the character? A not-old-man who got up out of bed who quickly realized he had to go somewhere or something?
(really diggin' the Final Fantasy/Nomura posts on here, keep it up) :D
No one has even mentioned the icing on this terrible design cake - his name is Nooj.
I'm a casual support/jungler. Basically, keep me from last-hitting and I'm golden. Been thinking about doing my qualifiers for a while now but just haven't pulled the trigger.
Within the context of Demon's Souls story, what they tried to do with her made no sense. But isolated, her's and Garl Vinaland's story is one of my favorite in fiction.
@fredchuckdave: You're right, figuring out what you need to do isn't that difficult, but figuring out how to do it take a little effort, just not that much more. I just enjoy that style of boss a whole lot and was glad to see it return after was absent for so long. It may not be difficult, but I find them more interesting.
"It would probably play better if the fight was in Bloodborne." I find that applies to a good number of the bosses and enemies actually. Particularly the Abyss Watchers and Pontiff Sulyvahn.
Wolnir was my favorite boss overall. It felt like a callback to Demon's Souls boss design where the challenge comes from figuring out the gimmick rather than a straight up boxing match. The moment he appeared is my second favorite moment in the game, beaten only by the Skeleton Bum-Rush.
For me, personally, the point where a fandom starts to sour me on a game is when their suggestion turns into an imperative. For Undertale specifically, it's when people started calling the game "important" and that you "needed" to play that I started to feel myself moving away from it.
I was between Dragoon and Shadow Hearts, but ended up on the later. I think it'll hold up better than Dragoon, though it's still a good game in it's own right.
I also realize now after having posted this that this input is meaningless.
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