@ghostlyo_x: #darksouls #darksouls3 #darksouls2 #fromsoftware #soulborne

Guts :

Ikarus :

I genuinely started panicking when Aldia appeared cuz I thought it was another boss fight and had no heals 💔

Dany :) :

El infarto que te da la primera vez no se olvida 💀😂

Grass Crest Shield :

I am Grass Crest Shield

Greepy :

But this happened in SilkSong but it's still peak

alex_farret_art :

The only thing I can think about when I see this clip is the Scottish guy “undead Cccrript *explodes*”

Domitian :

best souls 2

Zegror :

Aldia showing himself at the most badass way possible🗿

Spiv :

Just started ds2 , wish me luck boys

AVS, Story Writing :

This is so funny without context and even with context it’s hilarious

🏳️‍⚧️🐢Qtea🐢🏳️‍⚧️ :

DARK SOULS 2 IS PEAK!!!🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯🔥🔥

TON-618 :

It doesn’t hurt you but it’s definitely a jump scare

ryanno2022 :

no damage btw

Eldever :

I gave heart attack when this happen

🗿 :

alexo :

peak souls 2

Prof. Reithe :

Nah, that's a skill issue. Didn't check for prototype Bonfire Mimics.

пацу69420 :

While Dark Souls II has its defenders and some genuinely great qualities, it’s often considered the weakest entry in the Souls series by many fans. Here’s a comprehensive list of commonly cited reasons why:⚔️Gameplay & MechanicsFloaty and delayed hit detection – Attacks feel less precise, and hitboxes are notoriously inconsistent compared to Dark Souls and Dark Souls III.Input delay / animation lock – Healing and rolling have noticeable delays that make combat feel sluggish and less responsive.Adaptability stat – The addition of ADP to affect invincibility frames (i-frames) was confusing and punished new players.Enemy tracking and movement – Enemies unrealistically spin 180° mid-attack to hit the player, breaking immersion.Stamina management – Feels off; stamina drains too fast and recovers too slowly, especially in heavy armor.🧭 World DesignDisconnected world layout – Unlike Dark Souls 1’s masterfully interconnected map, DS2’s zones often connect nonsensically (e.g., elevator from a poison swamp to a volcanic castle).Linear progression – Fewer shortcuts and meaningful loops; exploration feels less rewarding.Reused assets & environments – Many areas feel copy-pasted or uninspired, lacking the distinct visual storytelling of DS1 or DS3.Enemy placement feels artificial – Groups of enemies are positioned to ambush you rather than existing logically in the world.🧠 Design Philosophy & ToneLack of Miyazaki’s direction – Hidetaka Miyazaki wasn’t the main director, and many felt the “soul” of the series was missing.Quantity over quality – Too many bosses (over 40) but many are forgettable reskins or gank fights.Boss design imbalance – Overuse of humanoid knights and lack of creativity compared to the first game.Enemy aggro range and respawn mechanics – Frustratingly long chase distances; enemies despawn after repeated kills, discouraging mastery.🎭 Atmosphere & PresentationLighting downgrade – The original “torchlight vs darkness” concept was cut down before release, making environments flat and less atmospheric.Uneven visuals – Some areas (like Majula) look beautiful, but others feel bland or technically dated.Soundtrack inconsistency – Music is less memorable overa

SelectNurali :

Not even the horror game Bloodborne have this bonfire jumpscares😅😅😅

𝐀🇩🇿 :

Loll but u take no damage tho

Kittensoft2 :

you survive this btw

professor.ham :

“What’s this”

Organic_Salt :

Aldia just playing a small prank

Kavan :

First time this happened to me I bout browned my pants

JamesMelee :