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Bloodborne: new glitch to skip to the Forbidden Woods at the beginning
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Amelia was one of the harder bosses for me too somehow.
I think it's a playstyle thing. I struggled when I played it overly safe with her, but I rushed her down way harder after two playthroughs, and she was a lot easier that way.
It always impresses me the things people discover in these games.
At the same time, I really dislike seeing glitches in speedruns. Whenever I'm in the mood to watch one, I require it to be glitch-less.
At the same time, I really dislike seeing glitches in speedruns. Whenever I'm in the mood to watch one, I require it to be glitch-less.
It definitely varies by player and play style. I found Vicar to be relatively easy compared to many BB bosses. She's what probably the 4th boss for most players? Maybe I'm forgetting some but I recall Cleric Beast, Father G, Blood-starved Beast, and then Vicar Amelia being the order. For me, Father G and BSB were much harder, while Cleric Beast was pretty easy and Vicar a little tougher than him.
But sometimes you maybe just have a good run and they feel easy. Like Rom was really hard for me, but I almost beat her on my second attempt. Same thing with Laurence. But I didn't struggle that much with Kos or Ludwig.
You skip Vicar Amelia and run into normal enemies that hit almost as hard instead. Not sure if that's a good idea lol.
Sure, the "summon" glitch where you just get people to kill stuff for you. :)
It's less about "trying everything until something works" and more just having specific knowledge and putting two and two together. People have had the collision data for the whole game for ages so it's partly taking that and looking at where potential skips could be (seeing there is a walkable surface past a wall) and then utilizing something (the wolf's grab and push away animation) to clip through said wall.
I never thought she was. She was my first one & done of the game (I think that only happened twice?). Fun fight but I never let her healed.
I read the thread title and thought that someone found away to skip that godforsaken snake pit in it's entirety. Sigh.
Man DLC in NG+ is no joke. I think the recommended level is 100+ if you are doing it on NG+. It is a significant increase in difficulty. All the bosses go on ham on you. Its wonderful.
It really is. I went into the DLC in NG+ as soon as it was reachable, and got my ass kicked so hard I didn't return until I was right at the end of the base game, and even then I found it hard as balls. Loved every second. What amazing content!
So would you recommend a new playthrough and what is the recommended level to attack the DLC?
Do what you feel comfortable doing. The DLC is hard for anyone who never experienced it before. The bosses are all aggressive. I think with just NG the recommended level is 50, not sure. But NG+ is definitely 100+. Its the best part of the game honestly so the sooner you can experience it the better.
Not a fan of using glitches like this tbh but the idea of having certains weapons at the very beginning is really tempting.
I think the only real difference is that fake Iosefka has weapons while the real one is unarmed.
Whats that smell?
Speedrunners! They sing to me!
It's enough to make a man sick!
[Clips through the wall and falls into the void]
Djura: The next time you speedrun, give some thought
For me it's the best game ever made. If Sony doesn't remaster this for PS5 then they have no idea what they're doing.
What does that have to do with what I said? I said I don't like to watch glitch speedruns. I never said anything about its definition.
70 is the recommend level for the beginning but it's still gonna be hard. It's the hardest piece of content in the game imo.
is it comparable to anything in Sekiro? Sorry i'm getting way off topic, my last question.
Thanks.
For aggression? Two bosses from the DLC I think are harder than anything in Seikro.
There are some tough bosses for sure, but I'd take dealing with any of them over
Sword Saint Isshin.
Considerably so since they didn't even get the saw blade or Hunter gear lol.
Very cool though and I hope people find even more crazy stuff out of bounds like that.
I was so dissappointed when I got close to beating Paarl, vowed to come back and get em good and then got too far to where I couldn't return to it's area.... Its my only regret.
I can't even begin to imagine tackling Forbidden Woods with a fresh character. It would be hell.
Instead, it's a way to skip directly into it lol
Instead, it's a way to skip directly into it lol
Hard to say, you know how it is with from soft games, everyone has different experiences, no bosses in the souls series gave me as hard of a times than two of the bosses in old hunters, the three others were first try. So those two were harder for me than the guardian ape or Isshin young for example. I would say the only bosses that came close to them for me was Ornstein and smough and pontiff Sullivan. But as I said that's just my personal experience.
I think it's actually the funnest fight in the game so effin tight, him and owl are the highlights of the game. Screaming baby OTOH, I still have nightmare. Plus in sekiro you always finish in styles which act a bit like honey LOL
But the definition is what matters. What makes a glitch so different than an exploit? What classifies something as a glitch?