JEREMY IS MISERABLE! | Dark Souls 3 [Part 2]
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I know Jeremy's not super into this game, but it's been an absolute BLAST watching these sillies interact with each other in person. Hope they'll be able to hang out more in the future!!!
It makes me sad that he talks so much shit about the game. I enjoy watching him play but his bitterness makes me sad because I'd love for him to love this game.
No one can say "Oh Jeremy just hates Dark Souls because it's hard and he's not good at it."
The man is a beast. Bosses are dropping like flies in sub 10 attempts.
I’ve beaten DS3 and beaten NG+4 on Elden Ring and tbh, I dislike the series as much as Jeremy does for the same reasons. It’s the kind of game where i just want to finish for the sake of not having an unfinished game on the back of my mind, not because I’m actually having fun at any point. Once this Elden Ring DLC comes out in june(?) and I’ve finished that, I seriously doubt im ever playing another souls/souls-like.
He’s cruising through the game way faster than I did, even with platy helping guide him it’s extremely impressive.
It seems really difficult games just give him anxiety. He's a great gamer but I can understand just not liking the feeling souls games put you in. Its definitely not a skill issue, just its not for him.
Why play the DLC if you dislike it so much? @@JurrassicGamer
@@carmandirda I actually enjoyed elden ring for the most part. At no point did I ever feel stuck without the ability to progress, because at any given point in the game you can leave and go do something else just as important/useful. At no point did I ever feel the run to fight a boss was as excruciating as the other DS games can be, there’s sites of grace EVERYWHERE. And at no point did I ever feel I needed to grind heavily and overlevel to beat a particular boss. It’s a much more accessible and open game in general.
Beyond that? I’ve already got elden ring 100%’d and I might as well finish it off with the DLC (I fully expect the DLC to be on par difficulty-wise with the rest of the series, and I’m okay with that)
I mean it sucks that he thinks platy's being sarcastic every time he compliments him lol, but it's insane watching his skill level increase. He got so smart with his dodge rolls and attacks. I do get the frustration of having to do the same thing over and over again, but I'm still so proud of him and it was incredibly fun to watch!
3:17:34the best moment of this whole stream I had to rewatch it several times because I couldn’t stop laughing at it all. First Jeremy seeing the boss, stopping and turning back, then him getting the item, then Platy’s shock and Jeremy’s excitement😂
I rewatched it so many times xDDD
3:39:43 Jeremy shouting “I’M IN HEAT!” is the funniest out-of-context line I’ve heard in a while 😂
So cruel making Jeremy run around picking up all the items BEFORE befriending the giant archer.
I greatly appreciate you playing this despite the huge disdain you have from the stress the game gives you. Every person has games they like and dislike, with some liking a challenge and others preferring more relaxing content. I listened to this in my headphones during my shift and the banter you two have on top of your reactions to seeing things the first time are priceless 😂 so thank you for fighting through the frustration you feel to deliver this content, and i hope you have a long relaxing time after the third day of this game because you deserve it
3:17:34 it genuinely looked like the demon was going through the arch when Jeremy turned around and there wasn't any debris...and then when he came back up there was a dissipating dust cloud and a fuck ton of debris ...if that was some cheese strat that no one knew about and Jeremy just discovered it by going 'nope' that would be amazing.
Lol, I feel bad for Jeremy that he just can't get himself to enjoy the game, but let me tell you - passive-aggressive Jeremy is hilarious.
1:08:40 That courtilly story is so perfect hahahah i love her 😂
There are three types of people. 1: People who fail and give up. 2: People who persevere through failure and come out with joy and 3: People who persevere and come out with hate. 2's are grateful for the overcoming the experience and the pride and elation that comes from their success. 3's are grateful for simply overcoming the experience...and the pride and joy that's it's over and will never have to experience it again.
What's interesting is that 3's understand 2's but 2's find it odd that 3's don't share their experience. Jeremy and Ray are definitely 3's. Nevertheless everyone enjoys the fact that they go through the game anyway, either way it it's fun for the watchers and we do appreciate the unfortunate torture that comes along with it.
As a 1, I find 2s frustratingly annoying because they refuse to let 1s and 3s have fun our way (at least the loud ones do). Asking for an easy mode doesn't rob 2s of their challenge. It just gives 1s and 3s more room to enjoy the game.
I'm going to get off my soap box before I go on a rant. TLDR, I hate Elden Souls partially because of the game itself but mostly because of the gatekeeping fan boys.
@@Ryoku1 I think the biggest argument against an easy mode is that they've built in so many ways to make the game easy for yourself. Especially in Elden Ring. Summons, co-op, over leveling, and meta builds make the games childsplay. Not all balancing comes in "modes."
@@carmandirda those didn't bring the game down to a normal mode, let alone an easy mode.
Boss Times
Treenuts: 1:10:58 - 1:28:08 Total time: 17 Minutes 10 Seconds
Stray Demon: 3:17:38 - 3:17:47 Total time: 9 Seconds
Abyss Watchers: 3:56:22 - 4:24:54 Total time: 28 Minutes 32 Seconds
Old Demon King: 5:19:55 - 5:26:35 Failed run time: 6 Minutes 40 Seconds | 7:14:08 - 7:33:02 Successful run time: 18 Minutes 54 Seconds Total time: 25 Minutes 34 Seconds
Crystal Sage: 5:35:06 - 5:42:29 Total time: 7 Minutes 23 Seconds
Deacons of the Deep: 6:56:30 - 7:00:53 Total time: 4 Minutes 23 Seconds (one-shot)
fun fact ever time you praise a message if that player is in game they get a heal/ estus charge.
Funnily enough, I think Jeremy's hatred of Dark Souls is part of why he's so good at it. Most people who love the game have all sorts of emotional highs and lows. They're doing well, they get excited, they get sloppy. They're doing poorly, they get frustrated, they get sloppy. Meanwhile Jeremy's in this near-constant state of miserable zen where failure is the expected outcome and success just means he can move on to a different flavor of bullshit.
5:12:36-5:16:44 tells Jeremy to keep running left each time for roll through strat, takes over and proceeds to run right.😅
I feel a similar way as jeremy to he honest. Every death jast reaffirming my inner thoughts that i am a failure for not doing a fight "correctly." And victory doesnt feel like a success or a good thing, it just feels...mundane. like "okay, i did what was supposed to happen. Nothing special."
I think the saddest thing about Jeremy not loving DS is that he's genuinely really good at the game, I mean he's hardly even locking on most of the time so he's unintentionally giving himself a crutch(granted locking on isn't always ideal)
Side Note: Platy & Jeremy(maybe more ppl) doing Seamless Co-op of Souls games, if there's a good way to get Jeremy to enjoy it I think 'with friends' would help a lot, especially if anyone who's experienced either does something new for them or just stupid build shit.
That and he's cleared every boss in like 5-10 tries
Jeremy a man of culture: Oh its American Gothic!
Platy: You mean American Horror Story?
J: No like the painting! XD
Watching Platy and chat not tell Jeremy that he could turn right and go around everything outside Abyss Watchers was painful.
The funny thing is the way Jeremy feels about Dark Souls is the way I feel about games like Binding of Isaac. My brain has absolutely no interest in rogue likes and there is nothing you can say to make me want to play one.
Now Tom just has to visit so Jeremy can play Final Fantasy V Four Job Fiesta. The precedent has been set.
Maybe tell some mods to make it a sub goal, if tom agrees of course lol
6:03:00 roughly is Platy's greatest betrayal. He made Jeremy miss one of the best shortcuts in Cathedral of the Deep, lets him keep going into the balconies, and makes him run all the way back through the graveyard. If I didn't have that shortcut, I probably would never have completed the game
I just finished the vod on twitch and I just saw this. So nice, gotta watch twice.
Watching this has been very cathartic. Thank you for the great content as always!
Commented on the last video about potentially continuing the play through… I retract that statement for Sir Jeremy’s sake. Don’t do what you don’t love. Also for in the interest of his and Platty’s relationship, which would fall apart under the weight of more D3 content.
4:29:29 4th chain wih a sweeping flame attack..... but can only happen when emberd, just like in the second phase.
3:45:10 THERE YOU GO JEREMY!!!! PARRY!!!!
The lack of locking on is driving me crazy, and I love it! 10/10 Jeremy!!
I really do appreciate Jeremy playing this game as I would never have the patience to work my way through it. I try to find players who genuinely love this franchise to watch them play through it. Seeing it on Jeremy's channel was a surprise as I've never seen him a soulslike before
Watching this series made me really want to watch a lore dump series on this series by Platy. There's nothing better then listening to someone talking about something they love/truly enjoy.
as much as i love jeremy playing darksouls for us i absolutely hate forcing him to play this game i appreciate him giving it a try in the first video but i wish he would end this with this vid and move on to something thatll make him happier to play
Crab! Use hydro pump!
I can't believe how many times I have had to say I have never seen that in Jeremy's playthrough...
Watching Jeremy actually do so well reminds me of when I first played it. Might actually go back and play it, i never did get the last couple DLCs.
Honestly, i was playing along side this video. The fact that jeremy got that far is inasane. I couldnt even come close and kept getting stuck.
3:46:30 Platy shouting out that sub bomb had me crying 😂
"How is this frustration in comparison to games like Isack" "I've never been frustrated at Isack" As a person who has beaten DS 1, 2, 3, and elden ring. I cannot play Isack because I get so angry I have refused to continue playing. I don't understand how Jeremy hates DS but can play a game like Isack when Isack's 2D style causes it to be so much more difficult.
Issac is a bullet hell on top of being a rogue-like.
@@gaspainsify I very much enjoy rogue likes. They are one of my favorite types of games.
Bro, I know your in pain doing this; but fuckin love you and platy on this shit. Thanks for putting up for it, and I'm sorry your not into the dsouls
in my opinion which rogue likes are so much worse and how Jeremy feels about darksouls i feel about rogue likes meta progression in games like Isaac mean nothing cause i have to start from the beginning everytime and just subjected to random chance which can kill an entire run and prevent me from playing the way i want to
Good job getting so far in such little time.
I love this Dark Souls series! Platy needs to hold Jeremy hostage more often 😂
love how platy went straight from quoting happy souls into quoting dunkey
I don't like Souls games, but the fact that you're good at it is awesome, cause i want to watch and support.
2:37:55 The last fire I lit before the ole un-install.
Thank you Jeremy for uploading this so fast
Pat-tron 2.0 over here with his "you know what i mean?"
3:18:12 The only time Jeremy gets the feeling of accomplishment is when he doesn't have to play the game! LMAO. He'd make a good game tester, his accomplishment is in discovery, not grinding.
Actually, Platy, that's BOTH Ash Lake AND Izalith.
I totally understand Jeremy's dislike for the repetitive gameplay of Dark Souls but i also find it hilarious that his favorite game is also Binding of Issac which is also a game with repetitive gameplay 😂
i saw him bring this up in another video, but the reason he likes binding of isaac is because theres luck and rng to it, as well as unlocking things to make runs easier. he said something along the lines of 'i dont like games like this because if you fail it's solely because you messed up and youre not good enough and im already depressed so i dont need that in my life' and i wholly agree with him
@@07flaughyeah they're definitely not the same game especially when Binding of issac mobs can be hit from any direction and the damage is just as effective while Dark Souls has directional hit boxes that adds another level of complexity. They both have luck, rng, and the ability to get more items to make the game easier, but the 3 dimensional aspect is why you can't compare games like Cuphead or Hollow Knight to Elden Ring in terms of difficulty despite being very similar in terms of gameplay of "die till u make it" sort of games.
@piplupcola I think what he means is that in BoI luck can completely chnage a run
In dark souls if you don't "git good" luck 99.9% of time doesn't factor
It's literally a constant skill check that requires the same movements a lot but doing them better.
If I do three runs of Isaac odds are I have to do four different play styles. It's not like learning dance routine like dark souls is
I love the Berserk
It's always a pleasure watching someone's first playthroughs. Most people just clear the bars of what is and isn't difficult very differently in these sorts of games that's interesting to see. What's one man's "oh it's this there" is another man's "wait, you seen that and I didn't". For example, my playthrough I did a strength build and seen blue sorcery and very witch looking robes of the sage, and I shouted "nerd" and didn't let up with wailing on him for a straightforward fight. I seen people not immediately understand the hue difference and struggle. Quite a few people also struggle to piece together Yhorm's fight. Most players in general know mainly playing with only dodging and hitting, but apparently, shields are viable. And because you have the freedom to how you manipulate your build and interact with many many people and things, there's often things people haven't seen before like various bosses parried or riposted.
2:34:00 waiting on Jeremy to get the crab 😂😂
I'm just watching this now on CZcams, please tell me Platy guides him to the Nameless King
This is so awesome his game is so broken lmfao
Something I don't understand about the lore platy talks about is if we are actually dying and resurecting why are the bosses and enemies also getting health back and reviving, unless these are the gods he talked about
He should armor core 6 for fun too.😂❤
3:31:30 the beauties of souls game hard enemy for melee for caster or range builds easy a lot of the enemy that are hard for one build my be easier for a different build allowing for repeatability and trying new tactics like the weapon ash of the dagger the quick step which is fast dodge slide even in high swamp and even when out of mana make this part a lot faster to get threw it.
I'm really enjoying these videos, but still every time Platy says something wrong, the autism just rises up in me and gets mad.
It's EMBER, not cinder! XD It kills me. But this is entirely a me problem, I know. XD
3:01:50 someone trying to make this even more of a hell as this whole swamp is a pvp guild zone if you ember.
I'm someone who avoided the souls games for quite a while because of the vocal, more _mean_ sides of their communities, but 3 was the first one I finally hopped on. I never finished it, but it took far longer than I expected to reach the point where the fights weren't worth the catharsis of success for me anymore, so I feel ya on not jiving with the repetition and being pummeled into the dirt over time. For me, Elden Ring is the entry that approached the things I liked about the game in ways that dodged the things I didn't. Boss or enemies being a massive pain in the keister? I could go elsewhere, come back stronger, and power-fantasy my way through. Died to a boss at the end of a long dungeon? Stake of Marika means the run-back is all of about 5 seconds! Still has plenty of points that knock you down a few pegs and kick you a few times for good measure, but I think its approach to personal expression and variety of places to go at any one time helped a lot. Plus, if you don't want to trek alone, the Seamless Co-op option is pretty excellent.
The go elsewhere and level is also available in dark souls, the people saying Jeremy was under-leveled more than likely spent a bunch of time just leveling way beyond the amount needed. Elden ring is just dark souls with a horse and more repeat bosses (so dark souls 2 with a horse)
Oh and the slightly seamless co-op since it's not really seamless locking you into the area you summon someone in or until you beat a big boss which is honestly the same for dark souls just the areas aren't as big and there is less small "bosses"
@@xandt-doggaming3313Elden Ring is much easier to get into than most of the DS games. DS 3 is the most approachable of the trilogy, but I find its start to be rough regardless.
Elden Ring does reuse bosses a bunch, but they are pretty far apart from each other and have semi-varied move sets so they don't really wear out their welcome.
@@xandt-doggaming3313 Oh, you're very right on the built-in co-op, which is FULL of seams. I was referring to the Seamless Co-op mod that's a breeze to hook up and removes nearly all of those barriers. If you can talk folks through unpacking a .zip, basically anyone can get a guided tour through ER
Seamless? Delusional much?
@@xandt-doggaming3313 I suppose that's fair, but I think 'leveling beyond what's needed' is entirely fair if the player doesn't enjoy what From's games generally consider a 'fair' fight. DS games sometimes give you branches, and of course the option to back-track is always there, but ER providing entire zones to detour into if your current path starts getting annoying helped me immensely.
As for the co-op, you're extremely right, I was referring to the popular Seamless Co-op mod, but it didn't occur to me it might not be as widely known as I thought. Basically it just lets you play the entire game in co-op and setup is literally just unpacking a .zip, so for folks who like SOME of Fromsoft games but not the punishing difficulty, it can be a great way to tour the game with a friend.
we don't mind the animations on the youtube uploads. It's only Platy's stream that is highly overstimulating with the animations and alerts lol
I love how platy keeps telling him he's really strong when in reality he's about half the recommended level, for experienced players, in every zone he goes to and Jeremy is definitely not experienced.
This entire game can be beaten by level 60 by most players as long as you upgrade your weapon and health you really don't need to upgrade your dex and such. Just inflating levels when they aren't truly needed. His damage is good but his health is a little low still he's going ok.
@@burns0100 Yes and you can beat the game at SL1, but for new players who haven't played a souls game before, especially one who doesn't enjoy the high difficulty of the game, it's better to have those inflated levels. The beauty of the souls series is its flexible difficulty that matches each player's level of skill. If you are struggling you can level up some or if it's too easy don't level for a while. The only people that care about specific level caps are the pvpers. Most casual enjoyers just level as they see fit. In Jeremy's case he's not a fan of how hard the game is, so to enjoy the game to its fullest in his own way, leveling would probably be the best option.
It’s a 7+ hour video, I should be allowed to comment a second time, a lots happened.
1.) Really appreciate Platy’s dedication to trying his best to keep Jeremy’s spirits up and 2.) I respect his blinding devotion to the game which clearly fails to inspire JD at every turn… seems to kinda agitate more than excite at times.
3.) While I wish Jeremy was interested and involved in the game just like I am in watching him play it, I’m forced to think back to the first time I played D2 and how much it enraged my teenage self, and I remember how absolutely annoying it was when a particular friend would only ever rant and rave about how good and not difficult FromSoftware games were😅
*Some things are doomed to fail. Gonna make a twitch account just to sub to DooleyNotedGaming to pad his sub count as payment for suffering this ordeal
Oh boy more dark souls suffering what a treat
To have the tolerance to hear a man simply complain for 7 hours must be a treat.
I'd rather tell him to shut his trap and move on.
He doesn't have any more hair to lose, however, so that's a plus.
I love that Jeremy hates this game as much as me
Should of done Elden Ring seamless co-op.
I can’t help but notice that 90% of the lore and about 110% of the advice that Platy gave was inaccurate. Props to Jeremy for overcoming his coach in addition to the game.
Hey uh when Platy said "hit that fucking Like button" the Like/ Dislike buttons area sparked WTF??
is it me or is onion bro winnie the pooh in dark souls
3:17:45 KEKW
I was actually baffled. I don't understand why it happened. I was robbed of joy from watching Jeremy fight it.
𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖑𝖆! We got part 2! And don't worry Jeremy, the "Miserable Experience" is kinda the point! XD And those of us who played it also had it; but the Challenge, Unluck, and Walls all make the connection to that character that much more powerful
Sadly for Jeremy it didn't.
Totally valid and I hope he never has to play a thing like this agian
@@shawnbelcher7135 that's actually fair, in all honesty, I just got DS3 again after like 5 years...and started rewatching this again XD though, i gotta say(which i know this isn't his cup of tea)...I kinda hate that he hates this XD but i do get it, that DS isn't for everyone...and on my now first run again, I'm working towards the Yuria quest line with the Great Scythe(from the Undead Settlement...and i, like, "know" what hardships I'm in for...in order to get Friede's Scythe XD)
I'll be honest, if I was forcing a friend who hated this game as much as Jeremy apparently does, I would tell him a strat or something, not lore that I know he'll forget in 20 seconds. This happened during the abyss watcher fight.
What's the point in giving Jeremy a strategy?
What he lacks in skill, he gains in learning.
That is, when he has the heart to do so.
HOLY SHIT!! Jeremy took SO LONG that the Stray Demon died of old age. 'soul of a Stray Demon' only drops without fighting him IF he dies of old age. Hahahaha
So one of the big things with dark souls is that it helps establish a sense of self-efficacy in the idea of overcoming challenges after they beat the ever living shit out of you. It ironically is actually good for a person's mental health because it is so merciless and brutal in a way that forces you to grow. It isn't necessarily that the game itself is hard but that it lacks the same sort of mercy or set of rules that other games might follow, such as easier difficulties, set rules for how AI or other mechanics might work, short grinds for high rewards and much more. It does this while also provoking the player to complete the challenge it presents and pushing them to keep going. I hate the phrase "Get good" especially since there are assholes in the souls game community that love to be pretentious dicks and throw it around, but it is unironically an accurate statement for souls games. There's still Meta's, extreme grinding, and secret tricks for certain bosses and such, but in the end you still have to actually grow as a player and learn while adapting if you want to overcome and finish the game, because the game itself will not let you win. All this being said, these games simply are not for everyone. I absolutely love from software games and I wish I had IRL friends that liked them, but I know that these aren't the kinds of games they would like so I don't push it onto them. It's perfectly okay if Jeremy didn't like playing them or even hated them, not everyone is going to enjoy or have the same opinion on the same game.
Also odd choice for platy to have him take on DS3 as his first from software game of all games, considering how much of it is a nostalgia trip of DS1. DS2 definitely would have been worse for someone's introduction to from software but Elden ring or dark souls 1 probably would have been better as introductory games. I also feel like Jeremy probably would have been more into the aesthetics and story of bloodborne out of all possible games.
I think (could be wrong) that jersey is the one that said 3...
Basically the idea that he has the best QoL advancements form the games.
I doubt jermy would like bloodborn honestly he hated all the dodging and bloodborne is way more of a get hit once your dead
Combat is faster which is something he didn't like when most bosses got faster
End of day there isn't a souls game Jeremy is gonna like. He doesn't like hit the same thing 10x times till you beat it.
@shawnbelcher7135 Yeah, I wasn't saying that he would like bloodborne overall, I'm certain he wouldn't like any from software game. I was just saying that he would be more intrigued by the aesthetics and story of it compared to DS3, which has some of its value come from if you already played DS1. I can agree it has better QoL than DS1 and definitely DS2, but again, it's just an odd one to jump into as an introductory game due to its connection to 1.
@@gun506 but as seen Jeremy didn't care at all about story. All these games require you to read and pay attention to the story to enjoy it.
20 mins in Jeremy was done with that
He also DID like designs of the bosses and the aesthetic.
DA 3 was the beat becuse it was the most likely one for him to get the futhereat. Now we know even if he beat the game he wouldn't like it.
All the others there's no guarantee he got anywhere near as far
@@shawnbelcher7135 Again and sorry if this comes off as rude or hostile, but I feel like I'm repeating myself here. I was never saying that he would actually like it or that he should go play it instead. I never said that he didn't like the aesthetics of DS3, and I even agreed that DS3 has the best QoL optimization of the souls games and bloodborne. I was simply stating that I think he would have been more intrigued by the setting and themes compared to DS3. By "story" I meant that disregarding the more Indepth lore you have to read through, I think Jeremy would have at least thought the whole hunters hunting beast theme it has would have been cool. I never said that he didn't like the aesthetics of DS3 and I never said he would actually like any of the souls games. I never said that DS3 was a terrible pick or had terrible controls, just that it was an odd one because of it picking up in a story that was already being told.
@@gun506 again not being rude to you.
Jeremy said in this video "I don't care about story. The redoing boss fights over and over ruins story for me" this applies to blood borne
It's not that he didn't like the story. It's the gameplay loop which with share.
I get what you're saying, but Jeremy made it clear that no. It wouldn't.
As soon as he faces a boss he can't beat and has to repeat he no longer cares about the story
So it wouldn't help him
The story only matters if Jeremy cares about it. Which he won't after his first death to a boss never mind death 200
Watching Jeremy die over andd over again to basic enemies when he can just kill them will always be a cringe and peev thing for me. He complains about this game and yet he played so much Binding of Isaac and its the exact same thing. Just muscle memory and timing while Isaac is all pure RNG on whether or not you get something good while DS is getting gud with whatever you can get your hands on from loot.
I feel like Jeremy has to beat dark souls 3 now right? Like forget a shiny hunt for the subathon make it finishing dark souls 3
While a visually pleasing game to watch, I completely feel Jeremy's hatred for playing it. Needing to kill every mob again and again for EVERY death between bonfire checkpoints, including boss fight replays, is as nightmarish to deal with as the designs of all these monsters. I've never seen gameplay of Dark Souls before watching these streams (and I appreciate the polar opposites of Platy and Jeremy's opinions over it), so while it's cool to see the absolute atrocities that the designers made for bosses (Oh, lord in Heaven, this thing at 6:28:30 is horrendous), I'm siding with Jeremy on frustration level: this game looks like Hell if you don't love getting beaten to death by literally everything all the time.
Jeremy, if you happen to read this, you deserve a wonderful break for as long as you need. Not hearing you laugh or make wise-cracking jokes during this entire play through is disheartening, so rest up and play something you love again when you're ready.
Loved the first video but now im just sick of hearing them shit on souls games, either like the game or dont play
He doesn't want to play it. It was demanded that he play by his chat who paid him to play it.
@@Ryoku1 don't play something you don't want to play, it's not complicated
@@Ryoku1 He's free to do whatever he wants, and hey, if it works for him, more power to him, but it's kinda unprofessional. He's lucky that this viewers are into this. EDIT: To Jeremy's credit tho, he is TRYING, and I don't mean the game, I mean he's focusing and learning and improving, despite all the complaining.
Hey, Jeremy… would you pretty please continue to suffer playing D3 and uploading them to CZcams for our entertainment?
Or perhaps consider picking it back up in the future whenever you and plat plat can be on a call together
it sucks that jeremy went in deciding to hate the game and framing everything in "im not good enough and so will blind myself to any of my improvements" in the game series designed to teach you how to be good enough and platy not refreshing his knowledge before coaching a new player to make sure the information is accurate isnt helping. not meaning this as an attack but the depression excuse ive seen a few times is just flat out wrong you can find tons of stories of people who were very depressed even to the point of suicidal but souls games taught them the system of self improvement and showed tangible progression that their malfunctioning brain could not argue against
Okay nerd 👍🏻
OMG quit trying to skip mobs! Take it slow and steady. If you die reclear the mobs. Other wise they are going to keep killing you. Haste makes waste.
he hates the game AND is impatient. Just be glad he is even trying because he didn't want to.
As a souls player, even I get to a point where after I've killed the mobs a couple times from the run back to the boss, I run past everything. I don't consider it complete impatience so much as the feeling of "I've cleared these guys out before and overcame that challenge, let me focus on the big threat after what I just did"
He hates that. He hates killing things over and over agian. Doing so would just make him gate the game more
It's truly not for him
First run: kill all mobs. Second run: kill the dangerous ones. Third run: run past all of them because they're a waste of time.