Isn't that just the tutorial area? I haven't played Demon's Souls myself but I did beat Bloodborne and played some of Dark Souls 3 and recall the first several enemies going down in one or two hits max in the opening areas. Unless I'm remembering them wrong.
i think the video was just a display of the moveset so they turned down enemies hp. i don't you can oneshot a blue eye enemy in the tutorial section
plus everyone, especially the developer, knows exactly how Demon's Souls plays. This isn't a revamped combat system and the complaints about the "easy" looking combat is sort of concern trolling since DeS's history clearly suggests otherwise--at least for newcomers.
the demo was obviously adjusted so that the character was over powered so that they could run through the tutorial area as fast as possible so they could show off the boss.
Sorry I know about invasions I poorly worded that but I don't remember any NPC summons at all :/
I don't remember NPC summons either, but if it was tied to World Tendency then it would've gone over my head lol.
Only saw that when going for the platinum sooo easy to miss but I guess thats Souls games :p
has two options of play yes, one of them is 60fps other is max graphics. Sotc remake did the same.
The card at the end was in error, wonder if the original was supposed to have the date? Seems like a no brainer to say launch title so many people were a bit disappointed at first until we found out it was.
I mean the slide that said it was coming to PC and other consoles basically. Maybe the correct slide was supposed to say November 19th or Launch and whatnot.
I don't personally know why the release date wasn't included in the trailer. But I knew Demon's Souls was a launch title for a while now, it was always the case.
I wouldn't mind if they kept it, because it made some really cool changes to the levels based on tendency. However, they should revamp it to make it easier to understand and maybe more controllable.
It seems really polished so I don't understand some people who say it was a last minute decision to make this a launch game.
I think it's because if they would have put the release date in the trailer it would have spoiled the reveal of the PS5 release date at the end of the conference? Same with Miles Morales saying "Holiday 2020".
Some title like Fortnite I think had something that said "Available at launch" or something like that, so they could have used that wording as well. It was very weird, when the trailer finished I was expecting a date or launch window, then nothing showed up and that made me think this game was probably still several months away from launch. Really happy that's not the case, but it would have been better to reflect that in the trailer itself.
