Dark Souls 3 opening cinematic trailer will terrify and intimidate
You were warned.
We’re all going to die come April 12 as that’s when Bandai Namco will release Dark Souls 3, but before we do, the publisher has released the title’s opening cinematic trailer. As you could expect from the world of Dark Souls, it’s extremely grim and intimidating.
The opening cinematic trailer offers a small beam of light onto the mystery of the time and location Dark Souls 3 takes place. During the trailer, we’re treated to a number of huge, and horrific-looking monsters, which we assume we’ll have to combat at some point in the game.
Check out Dark Souls 3’s cinematic trailer below and prepare to do a lot of dying coming April 12.
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Daniel Perez posted a new article, Dark Souls 3 opening cinematic trailer will terrify and intimidate
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This is the part I'm talking about btw https://youtu.be/_zDZYrIUgKE?t=115 this part is
"and the reclusive lord of the profaned? capital *gibberish* the giant?" -
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I've said it before but I'd love them to embrace a setting similar to the Book Of The New Sun by Gene Wolfe. You start out in what seems to be a medieval setting but as you progress you realize everything you are seeing is the remnants of an extremely highly technologically advanced civilization that has collapsed. The people at the bottom of society live in medieval squalor while the people at the top still retain some of their advanced technology.
Really there's very little difference between magic and sci-fi and the Souls games have always embraced magic so I don't see any issue with going more into sci-fi.-
The atmosphere and design on the last couple of Armored Core games Miyazaki was involved with creatively were really beautiful. Very zen-like and clean. It's been too long since From's done science fiction.
I'd really like a truly new IP with a completely different game mechanic, though. Not just Souls with lasers.
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i started playing DS1 and got past the asylum demon but it was still attached to GFWL so trying to save the game got me into this login loop that wouldn't resolve so i turned it off and haven't tried again. but i will one day!
but GFWL is dead now right? that service cost me saves in arkham asylum and dead rising-
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Everything this man says in this post is correct. Dark Souls was amazing. Dark Souls 2 and Bloodborne are both very good in their own way (I liked Bloodborne more) but the first Dark Souls was a masterpiece. I have high hopes for this one considering it sounds like Miyazaki went from Dark Souls to this one (and was only lightly involved in DS2).
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i do feel like DS1 is just a game i need to have under my belt. like i said i got past the asylum demon but it was by the skin of my teeth. i haven't put in the time to fully "get" the game yet, but the love and respect people continue to have for it makes me want to!
the last thing i remember was trying to make it through a graveyard and getting stomped by some skeletons. maybe a different route next time..-
Yeah, that's a very common mistake, you aren't supposed to go that direction. The fact that you get stomped so bad is supposed to scare you off, but so many people hear the game is difficult so they assume that's just how it is. If you climb the stairs up to that bridge, there is a much easier (but still challenging) area to explore.
I guess I got lucky because I just naturally climbed up and didn't even so those skeletons until I was MUCH further into the game.
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