BLOODBORNE IS IMPOSSIBLE!! Reacting to "Bloodborne Review Defeat Gods Doll Waifu Simulator" by Max0r 

It’s a shame it’s exclusive

Let's be real its only stuck on ps4 because Sony doesn't have a sequel to bait people to buy a PS5 for like what they did with Last of Us, Horizon, and God of War.

@@daysand123 How's that explain bloodborne stuck in ps4?

@huyle-ob8rg because Sony only likes releasing their exclusives from the hell that is the PS4 if they know they have a sequel coming up they can dangle in front of your face by giving you the first one on a wider range of media outlets. It's a good tactic to get people to buy a PS5 for the sequels they're going to keep locked on it until the next cycle or the end of time. Except that's hard to do when only now people can actually even maybe buy a PS5.

No, it's not subjective.

I found the game easy enough except for a few of the bosses like the final moon boss and the one hunter boss at the cathedral

@hidetakamiyazaki1825 no no I did not I didn't have my ps5 long enough to buy the dlc but I did hear it was hard

@@wastelandjunkie6494The DLC does have the hardest Bosses in the Game, but as with all Fromsoft Games, people really like to overstate how hard they actually are. They are only really "hard" if you are stupid or stubborn. Just pay attention, be patient and learn the movesets. Die 20-30 times to each boss if you have to, thats part of the fun learning experience^^ Every boss is beatable and has exploitable weaknesses or strats, weapons, items, etc. that crush them. And hey, if all else fails, summon help or go overlevel yourself. Always does the trick eventually^^ There is no challenge in these games your human ability to think and use the resources at your disposal + patience and determination cant overcome.

Honesty, i think his reaction to that video would be HILLARIOUS.

Technically, not all of them. There are four in the game and you only need three.

Specifically they are the umbilical cords from the birth of a newborn Great One. All Great Ones desire a child, but for whatever reason they cannot birth them without the child being stillborn. Therefore they need a surrogate mother, and so mortal women are chosen for the job, often against their will. It's left unanswered what the requirements are for actually becoming pregnant with a Great One child.

How do we know if it's the true ending?

@@addison_v_ertisement1678 no such thing as a true ending if there's no sequel

@@josefsieffen18 So we can't confirm if it's the true ending. Okay.

I really wish you are kidding

@@theduckgoesmoo I mean, very simplified. Find power source/evidence of enteties beyond human comprehension. Teacher thinks one needs more insight/eyes. His prodigee thinks one needs to work with the blood. Both want to ascend to a higher plain of existence. Prodigee creates the "healing church" because the blood cures all sickness. The choir is there to study up on ascension. And then the result of the blood is one turns into animals so the third part is the "workshop". The place the hunters create weapons. The spider thing near the end of the game is hiding the real world from us. Killing it reveals all the horrors around us that we didn't have enough insight(see how it goes back to the teacher?) to see. These entities require humans to breed. We kill the child of one such being that has no form.(easy way for the developers to not need to show a baby getting murked). Actions we take during the game can result in an ending where we change into a being of a higher dimension, if you do you basically manage to do with neither the teacher or student managed to do. You ascended. As usual, for the full story you just go to Vaatividya.

​@@theduckgoesmoo. I love the lore and story of Bloodborne.

It is if the person playing doesn't want to be good at it. Case in point:

To be honest, I prefer his older videos. His newer videos are too OTT for my taste, personally.

I upload a little bit of everything for everyone

What'd you expect from him?

Yeah we’ve said for months that we’re going to do ff7ma after Alan Becker