Did you ever find yourself too low on supplies to get through part of a game?

[Heatman]

10 hours ago, Head_Hunter said:

You're so determined to keep it going with dark horses. The bosses in there are simply due hard. It gives me adrenaline rush, which pulls sweat severally out of me trying to get the better of those due hard bosses. 

There are some bosses in Dark Souls that doesn't live up the hype like most of people tip them to be but majority of them are hell on earth to deal with. 

[Boblee]

1 hour ago, Heatman said:

There are some bosses in Dark Souls that doesn't live up the hype like most of people tip them to be but majority of them are hell on earth to deal with. 

Personally, I never found any of them easy. Maybe it's because I was still a little new to playing that kind of games then. 

[Justin11]

What edition of dark souls is that, where you face hell of boss fighters? The last dark souls I played was 'Edition II, it wasn't easy then. 

Edited January 21, 2022 by Justin11

[Heatman]

The High Lord Wolnir in Dark Souls III are quite that easy to deal with from my experience with it. It just requires targeting the huge glowing bracelets that they wear which shines well in the dark setting. 

[Boblee]

5 hours ago, Heatman said:

The High Lord Wolnir in Dark Souls III are quite that easy to deal with from my experience with it. It just requires targeting the huge glowing bracelets that they wear which shines well in the dark setting. 

The glowing bracelets were a quick give away as the weakness of the High Lord Wolnir, even a novice will figure that out easily. 

[Scorpion]

Yes! In "Dark Souls," I exhausted all healing items, making a tough boss fight nearly impossible to complete without grinding first.

[killamch89]

Oh, absolutely. I remember playing Resident Evil 4 for the first time and going into a boss fight with almost no ammo. I had to restart from an earlier save because I just couldn’t get through it. It taught me to be way more careful with resource management in survival horror games.