Yeah, I had a PS4 Pro, the sound it made was just as you described. It was initially quiet, but over time the fan noise got worse. The most obnoxious thing I've ever heard. Uncapped frame rate makes the fan speed go berserk. I dealt with it using headphones during pre hypy times... now I can't do that anymore lolm
Not at all. I have preferred PES all my life. eFootball is a big change from PES and is getting a lot of negative PR for a disastrous launch but it's a great game if you give it time. Steep learning curve.
Unfortunately, I dropped this game during its initial release. Game was a unmitigated disaster at the time and I could only muster 1 hour of playtime because the bugs/glitches rendered the game unplayable. I hear it's much more playable now with all the recent patches. Maybe I'll return to it at some point.
Have you played Forbidden West yet?
It looks amazing. I hope to play it one day. Don't have a console for it yet.
That's awesome. The Souls games are very minimalist in regards to sound mixing, so you're honestly not missing much especially in Dark Souls 2.
Yes. I've been a fan since Demon's Souls (PS3) and I always look forward for what FromSoftware has in store next. My top three in no particular order: Elden Ring, Sekiro: Shadow Dies Twice, Bloodborne. Elden Ring is looking to be the best out of the bunch.
I have finished the game now and I can see why it's the least popular. There are some really cool areas and there are some that are really, really frustrating. Many bosses go down too easily and often I didn't get the same satisfaction that I remember from the first Dark Souls when beating a really tough boss. Sometimes I even have more problems killing a random NPC invader, haha.
Cool!
It is amazing. First game to engross me in five years. So atmospheric and plays great since they fixed it.
Shrine of Amana I presume? God that annoyed me. Also the Black Gulch.
Demon Souls is great. 2 handing weapons gives you much more increased damage, so keep that in mind.Am I right in thinking that Sekiro is one of the more challenging ones? I heard from some that they gave up on the final boss fight.
I think I will try the original Demon's Souls when I'm done with Dark Souls II.
It's crazy how addicting these games can be. I played an 8 hour session the other night...
That is one, Frigid Outskirts is another... At least I liked the bosses.
Thanks! I will.
That sounds daunting! Haha. Especially for someone who plays Dark Souls defensively with a shield. I never got the hang of parrying.
As it should be.
Elden Ring is my first From Software and I can say that I loved it (mmmhhh that sentence is a bit... weird
). the last boss with a double sword bleed/faith build and I can't wait to start a new game with a completely different build. 
It's slang terminology(common in the US). When something "slaps", it means that it's really fucking good and thats the case with Elden Ring. After 160 hours of playtime, I've finally completed the game and its the best From Software game to date.Elden Ring is my first From Software and I can say that I loved it (mmmhhh that sentence is a bit... weird
I just "felled"
I always played RPGs (in front of a screen or around a table with friends, beers and chips) but I never played From Software games before due to their reputation of being too hard.
Honestly, I rage quitted several times and it's a miracle my pad didn't ended up smashed on the wall
Oh yeah, I would spend 8-10 hours each day chopping yew logs back in the day. Got my 99 WC lvl and my sexy woodcutting cape. I don't have it in me anymore. I'm old AF.
I've always wanted to play these games, but I always hear about the "ammo as money" thing and for some reason that stresses me out. It looks like a very unique shooter and looks gorgeous too.
The ammo as money is actually a very easy thing. You have a separate pool of ammo that doubles as your money. You can choose to use it in combat for more damage. The only time it switches to this pool in combat without your input is when you are out of normal ammo. Otherwise you have to manually decide to use it. They're referred to as Military Grade Rounds or MGR. Some of my favorite runs are ones where I never buy weapons or ammo and solely rely on scavenging in levels. In the Redux versions of the first two games there are keys that open safes with a good amount of ammo in them. I've reached a pool of 1000+ MGR in both games because of that. Though near the end of 2033 the game just throws MGR at you because there are no vendors so it isn't much of an achievement. If you play Exodus the MGR system is entirely absent from gameplay. It's only mentioned in passing as it is something exclusive to Moscow. The games are really good from a storytelling perspective. I'd say playing the Redux versions is a better starting point than the original Last Light or 2033. The original 2033 is a very different game from its Redux version while the Last Light differences are almost non-existent.
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