Ok, everyone bitches all the time about sekiro for the replayabilty problems because muh no rpg, but I´m gonna give you the final redpill, sekiro has more replayability and not because the usual shit, but because expectation.
Expectation will be my main point in this analysis so, lets say, you are gonna replay dark souls 3 for the 9th time like me, well, what are you expectating >I will no word in where i go, because the game was made to be linear >The undead settlement meh with the shit boss >The farron keep bullshit >The road of sacrifaces meh area with a meh boss >I don´t mind cathredal that much since smashing the deacons is fun with an ultra greatsword, but is a joke of a boss. >The shit boss wolnir at the end of the catacombs, which is a meh area >The absolute fucking piece of human feaces that is izalith which is like a frankestein area where you kill the boss and do the tedious meh area, a no, you are doing this one yes or yes, because weirdly enough they decided to put 2 estus key items in there >Finally a good one, you can have fun in the aldrich pvp fuckfest after sulyvan >Not even gonna talk about the dungeon and profaned capital, we all know it sucks and your reward for coping with both of them is the shitties boss fight with le stupid gimmick >Anor londo light, kinda meh considering the original >Lothric castle gets a pass aswell as the garden >untended graves, yep what if the tutorial area but dark wahooo >Archdragon peak gets a pass but the first boss is boring >The Kiln is cool gets pass After doing all the shit you kill mister gwyn 2.0 and go trough the dlc >Paint of ariamis but spanded so it gets tedious in a lot of point because it ends up being a grind for a final bossfight,(it has another one but the wolf sucked) >the dreag heap and ringed city are actually kino locations with good boss fights and dashing scenarios. The areas of this game are kinda shitty yet i still like this game for rpg values and some pvp. Ok, now sekiro in the replies
>Ashina reservoir, your normal tutorial area, neat >Dilapidated temple, has great vistas and multiple weird enemy and mini bosses, also lets you get the demon bell early >ashina outskirts, MYYYYYY NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME, kinda pasable place, not much to do except for the tengu and getting trough gyobu to kill the bull later >Hirata estate, your secondary path for the people who get cock blocked from the first one, has a great encounters and is the area with more stealth options, boss fight is great but kinda easy if experienced >Ashina castle, finally the great branch in the world of sekiro, the castle is amazing and has shit ton of places to go from it, making it an actual difference in the playtrough, and.. ejem... some of the best boss fights >Abandoned dungeon, nothing especial in here, just your average zombie dungeon and a cool mini boss, lets you go to cool areas though Finally the great branches of the game >Senpou temple is my favourite place of the game, i love the aesthics and the colors of it, sadly it had a gimmick boss fight but weirdly enough is preffer going trough the area, its like a counter of ariandel, ariandel was a grind to get to the boss figh, we get instead in here a cool area >Mibu village i also my second fav, going to it early lets you skip the second ape fight which was kinda meh. The area starts with the weird fog tree area which is misterious and also some mini boss fights, you get to kill mist noble and its actually satisfyng to see the area change. Later you get to this creppy village with zombified dumb looking people and weird insta attacks from the floor, little shame the boss fight in here is an inferior version of the real monk >The sunken valley is just astonishing with the big ass statues and open areas, get the umbrella going or move em feet because people be shooting in here. The ape is just a good boss fight, and the second phase was mind blowing for first timers. continue in reply
every FROM game is more replayable than DS3 for me because DS3 has dogshit eyesore, eyeraping bad Anti-Aliasing, that not even running 4k and supersampling fixes completely. I wish I could rate DS3 objectively I'd think I maybe like it even if it wasn't the most terribly optimized piece of shit in existence.
Elijah Cox
>>I will no word in where i go, because the game was made to be linear Stopped reading here. If you can't beat Dancer before Vordt then your opinion doesn't matter.
Brayden Morales
DS3 got easy way too fast compared to the other FROM games I played and i don't just think it's because i'd played ds1 sekiro ds2 before it, by the time I was lvl 40+ something i was killing every boss in just a few tries.
Lincoln Collins
>Ashina depths is poopy, and has poopy boss fight, big meh of an area, its purpose its just being the entrance to the cool mibu village >Fountained palace is pure kino, just an amazing scenario with 2 great boss fights, altough the divine dragon may be easy, but still fun to fight due to the great job with it, like the storm king, where is not that much of a boss fight, but have fun shooting stuff. As negative points i would point out the 2 headless shit cunts and the insta kill nobles that may be annoying, but just going trough this area is amazing and the water swiming is fun, BIG FISH At the end sekiro pulls some bullshit and you have to redo the castle, would have been fine if it wasnt 2 fucking times this happens, but you get to fight with pure kino with the demon of hatred and ashina, my two top boss battles. In the end, when i replay sekiro, im just thinking about which paths should i use this playtrough and how much i want to get to some areas, still has some shit in there but faaaar way lees than dark souls 3, which is till like as a game, just wished it had better areas. CONCLUSION: sekiro has more replay value than ds3 due to good wolrd interconection and cool areas
Done, thats my shitty apport for v of the day, you can procede to call me a faggot and leave
Evan Hall
Sekiro is the better game by a wide margin. Not as good as the first Dark Souls tho.
Easton Jones
Revisiting an old area with new enemies is kino, especially when it has a good plot reason to do so (which Sekiro does both times)
Charles Brown
every copy of sekiro is personalized
Aiden Foster
Also fuck this logic, i have done a playtrough going to lohtic castle and you get overleveled for the rest of the run, you instally kill your playtrough and the rest of the game is even more piss easy if you take that rute, bad example. Also have fun because no pvp in due to sl difference
Levi Garcia
Only care for fighting bosses in Sekiro while Dark Souls I actually like going through areas.
Camden Murphy
Fountainhead palace is by far my favorite zone in any from software game, is just so beautiful, the music, the enemies, the breathtaking visuals, and the big sakura tree in the middle of it. It has a very fantasy japanese feeling to all of it. youtube.com/watch?v=hLI0uNJma
I agree, i liked the first time, just gets a little anoying the second time due to repeating the process again, extra points because of how cool is seeing the factions battle in the end
Dylan Phillips
>you get overleveled for the rest of the run, Yes that's the point. It's fun stomping the rest of the NG bosses with a +10 weapon. >Also have fun because no pvp in due to sl difference Is this supposed to be a bad thing? The only PvP I care about is high level invasions anyway.
Brayden Edwards
Good taste, just wish the 2 headless would fuck off, the rest me love area me enjoy
Shit true sir, sad that is super easy to miss because the stupid bullshit get in the wall to hear kuro, wish i could have known that in my first , other than that, is very cool seeing the enemy changes, and owl revisited gets kinda stomped by the evolved inner father
