Bloodborne creator Hidetaka Miyazaki: ‘I didn’t have a dream, wasn’t ambitious'

Post by anonbanker » Sat, Apr 04, 2015, 3:19 AM UTC

doktrin wrote: post #46

msbarnett wrote: post #45

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> He's describing a fundamental game mechanic, namely the way the series handles saves and respawns. No, he's describing how a fundamental game mechanic (namely the way the series handles saves and respawns) was misunderstood by him to require him to "pointlessly repeat large chunks of levels" to get back to the area Boss, because he missed or misunderstood a separate fundamental game mechanic (exploration is rewarde…

> No, he's describing how a fundamental game mechanic (namely the way the series handles saves and respawns) was misunderstood by him to require him to "pointlessly repeat large chunks of levels" to get back to the area Boss, because he missed or misunderstood a separate fundamental game mechanic (exploration is rewarded with discovery of shortcuts that lead to you discovering that the world is heavily connected and…

Post by doktrin » Wed, Apr 08, 2015, 1:14 AM UTC

anonbanker wrote: post #51

doktrin wrote: post #46

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> No, he's describing how a fundamental game mechanic (namely the way the series handles saves and respawns) was misunderstood by him to require him to "pointlessly repeat large chunks of levels" to get back to the area Boss, because he missed or misunderstood a separate fundamental game mechanic (exploration is rewarded with discovery of shortcuts that lead to you discovering that the world is heavily connected and…

that's a whole lot of words to say "it's too hard for me, and I think it's unfair".