PhantomZone
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I was a bit late to the Souls party, when Dark Souls originally came out I was interested in the premise and also loved reading about the challenging aspect of the game play, dying a lot and needing to work out the best way to survive, risking the souls you've collected along the way etc.
I purchased the game a few months after it's release (360 version), I didn't actually start playing Dark Souls until the pc version came out. Played and loved it, got lost along the way and took a break for a few months before I started again and made it past the bit I was stuck in.
Through all of this I skipped DS II, after reading about how some people found it too easy and the game was dumbed down.... it turned me off. Now with the release of Dark Souls III (yet to buy it, will wait for more reports of the game being less buggy and less game crashes before I gamble on buying the game), I might play catch up and buy Dark Souls II to tide me over. Or I'll just play the original again lol.
I purchased the game a few months after it's release (360 version), I didn't actually start playing Dark Souls until the pc version came out. Played and loved it, got lost along the way and took a break for a few months before I started again and made it past the bit I was stuck in.
Through all of this I skipped DS II, after reading about how some people found it too easy and the game was dumbed down.... it turned me off. Now with the release of Dark Souls III (yet to buy it, will wait for more reports of the game being less buggy and less game crashes before I gamble on buying the game), I might play catch up and buy Dark Souls II to tide me over. Or I'll just play the original again lol.