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FromSoftware could make the greatest game ever by doing a dark fantasy rip off of Avatar The Last Airbending. Bending and martial arts schools, chi blocking, acrobatic melee combat, maybe the spirit world collapsing into the waking world.

Let me know what you hope to see in the next FS game in the comments!!!

sekiro 2.0?

I understand why people would want the posture to be visible by default, but honestly i'm glad it's not, as someone who goes for posture breaks often that would really stress me out and make me panic pretty often, i also like the risk/reward of not knowing. But there's no reason it couldn't be an optional feature.

interesting

Does poison dot avoid stance bar refresh?

I have to say that I admire the dedication. There's A LOT of awful bosses in ER that I would never care to hitless lol. I rather do extremely restricted endurance fights with the ones I like! Anyways good shit my guy!

Great job boss man!

*insert incoherent rambling*

Where would you rank elden ring drakes in the pantheon of Fromsoft dragons?

Id like to see the next Fromsoftware game flip flop the ratio of open world exploration to more linear, legacy dungeon style exploration. Have the lion's share of the game be classic, dark souls-like game progression, with smaller sections sprinkled in where things widen out and allow a mount. Does that make sense? As far as combat goes id like more experimentation. This studio is at their best when innovating with new ideas and new ip.

Do you think Greyll is a stagger, thrusting or coverage weapon type of boss?

The Crucible Knight and Misbegotten duo placement feels kind of random on Redmade Castle, dont you agree?... I always felt it very weird, there is no reason to fill that area with more than 1 NPC.

Nice work jmg, don't forget your sunscreen while you're over there

I just want Bloodborne on PC😔

Another interesting couple of points about this fight ive always thought were pretty cool, all of his basic trident swings in phase two produce blood aoes that further reinforce your points about how important aggression is key to phase two, you probably already mentioned as much in the video so apologies if im just repeating what's already been said, and the second thing is that he has a built in Lord of Blood's exaltation passive effect so that if the blood loss status occurs for anyone in the fight he gains a sizeable attack boost, it really adds to the lore of him being the Lord of Blood. 10/10 analysis on my favorite boss in Elden Ring, thank you for this content

Facts bro keep spitting

I just go onga bonga with morningstar.

I personally prefer the step dodge over a roll but i get why you like rolling. Good video overall but imo I'm really hoping they do something completely different with their next game. AC6 felt like such a breath of fresh air even though it's a sequel. It showed me that From can do other types of games and I'd like to see what else they're capable of.

I've no-hit him at 17 blessings, and my current PB at 0 blessings is at 2 hits. I mostly parry him. I was going to make a similar video when I saw yours, and I was surprised to hear how people hate on the triple slash, when I find the other neutral slash from the other side starts just as fast. I find them so similar that my solution to one, works for the other. Kinda hard to explain, but I'll try anyway. The move that kills most of my attempts is the stomp. I'm so focused on trying to spot the very quick opening slashes, and many times I twitch-parry as soon as he moves, and he ends up hitting me with the stomp instead. My approach is to stop hyper-focusing on the slashes, and watch out for the knee/left-mid section instead. If that knee moves, or if he doesn't do any sudden movements, I refrain from hitting the parry button. If he moves REALLY quick, then it's going to be one of those two slashes, and I smash the parry button. Most of the time it's enough to parry either slash. An over-simplification would be: if he moves fast, I parry. If he's a bit slow, I wait. The moment I saw how fast his slashes come one after another, I instantly felt that I had to parry him. They gave him those quick slashes to avoid making him too easy, so I'm not sure how I'd feel if they removed it. Maybe they have run out of ideas on how to make fighting the ultimate boss feel VERY tough but, in hindsight, fair. Instead of the quick slashes, maybe they could've given him a dozen more moves with adequate speed, and more health bar/phases where you can't do certain things, gimmicks like a grab that can be broken using reusable key items, for a more memorable spectacle-filled fight that lasts for more than 5 minutes. Messmer's fight, despite being leagues easier than Radahn's, takes longer for me, since he has those cinematic snake moves, which are easy to dodge but add flavor and fun to the fight. I wouldn't mind more of those.

Imo Bayle represents all the things Fromsoft does right with their dragon fights while the normal ancient dragons are quite possibly all the worst traits.

you all can still turn to Christ God bless u