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Do you guys actually do parties and use functions like Share Play? I tried it a little with a friend and it has come in handy. the only downside, although I figure is by design, is that it creates copies in the menu to start the games you see someone else share with you, regardless if you own them already or not. if you don't own them they'd have a lock. If you guys use share play, what kind of games do you usually use it with? In share, it is also possible to pass the controller, as a host , have you let a guest get the controller?

@Crazycrab yeah it most definitely is like assassins IN A WAY LOL l😁 but its like souls in ways to but the stealth action and wanting to fight solo is definitely a factor. i mean the game is just so hard to explain honestly . if u liked that video come watch my stream honestly and im not trying to selflessly promote im not a paid player or anything i just dont know how else to show ya how it is twitch.tv/revelscum8298

I admit I don't have much experience with "Souls" type games... except for Deamon's Souls which I hated. This gameplay actully seems to resemble something like Assassins Creed which is a gameplay style I much prefer over the much slower "Souls" style.

OK. I wasn't expecting that. This looks FANTASTIC! Like I said, I haven't played Sekiro, but after seeing that, I'm gonna! That looks about as far away from a "Souls" game as I've seen outside an RPS of shooter game. It's fast, quick-kill combat. If it feels "jerky", I imagine it's because this is very un-souls like. The movement is swift, immediate and significant. This makes Demon Souls looks like it's paused. I can't believe these two games were made by the same people. If someone is huge fan of Soul's, I totally get why they wouldn't like this or, at the very least, have it feel a little odd, but IMO it's all for the right reasons.

Well, and I say this with all due respect, the way the your post was written made it difficult for me gauge the tone. @Crazycrab has a point. Try taking a bit more time to punctuate and structure to make posts easier read in the future. (EDIT: Just to be clear, I didn't see the most recent post from you before posting this.) Back to the point. No, I haven't played Sekiro, so I wouldn't know, but Souls style games tend to have a kind of methodical combat pace, but that can feel slow and trapped. Could why I tend not to like most of them. I prefer more immediate, time based parry and strategy, but that's just me. I'd like to see what video you want to show, but I doubt there's a framerate and/or other kind of technical issue with the game that makes it hard to play, this would be a well documented problem if that were the case. Is your friend playing on PC or console? Bad software set up or a PC that simply isn't up to snuff might explain the issue he seems to describe. Still, let's see the vid' and if you think it'ss help the point.

I'm sorry @GUERILLA, but the way you format your posts makes them far too difficult to read. I've tried three times now to read your post, and I'm still not completely sure what it is you're trying to say. Reading that is feels like having the entire bushido code shouted at you without pause and with no chance to absorb it in between kata's. Paragraphs are friends, sentences are good. I have little doubt what you say makes sense, but can you please consider better presentation in the future?

Grammar and sentence structure is a thing that exists and I was taught in school. I've read through your post several times and I can barely tell what the fuck your talking about and it's becoming more and more common. Is it just not taught anymore?

That's.... actually not that hard to imagine. All she needs to do is ask him if he is aware of her work and him obviously lie about it.

I think it's a good idea, in theory. But in all honesty, with the exception of classic gamers, who really plays PS1/PS2PS3 games anymore? The few that have been remastered are an exception to this question. I don't see it being beneficial in any way with the exception of us classic gamers. There are very few people who even know what the game DarkStone is. And in all honesty how many really remember The Legacy Of Kain: Soul Reaver? As much as I hate to admit it, it's a wasted effort.