neptunusequester | Top 10 of the best and the worst Dark Souls Remastered changes (Port Review) @neptunusequester | Uploaded 6 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Finally we can experience Dark Souls 1 in glorious 60 FPS all thanks to the R E M A S T E R. We also get password matchmaking, region locks, reworked multiplayer, more slots for phantoms, $20 Vamos bonfire, dead 'dead angles' and more... all thanks to the Remaster.
Today I go over these changes, list the most important ones and break them down in order to determine whether they're good or bad, all while providing my humble tryhard opinion on the subject.
I can't help but feel that the Remaster was trying to 2018ify your Dark Souls 1 experience and it does it... fairly well. Aside from few minor, ugly little ew-ah-ohh details - the remaster is just... a remaster.
I'm not gonna be one of these people bashing the game for keeping all the original glitches, like spell cancels and chain stabs (god forbid calling chainstabs a glitch) - at this point, those are just a staple feature of Dark Souls.
So if you want my verdict - you're paying $20ish monies for basically an optimized, online enabled Dark Souls 1 experience and I think the fact that we get to play Dark Souls 1 again, but with a wider audience is worth all the stuff that didn't transition well to the Remaster.
Follow me on twitch.tv for some fun DkS action ►goo.gl/xpuLsf
Help me to fight depression by donating measly 5$ a month via Patreon ► goo.gl/tL5J8A
Finally we can experience Dark Souls 1 in glorious 60 FPS all thanks to the R E M A S T E R. We also get password matchmaking, region locks, reworked multiplayer, more slots for phantoms, $20 Vamos bonfire, dead 'dead angles' and more... all thanks to the Remaster.
Today I go over these changes, list the most important ones and break them down in order to determine whether they're good or bad, all while providing my humble tryhard opinion on the subject.
I can't help but feel that the Remaster was trying to 2018ify your Dark Souls 1 experience and it does it... fairly well. Aside from few minor, ugly little ew-ah-ohh details - the remaster is just... a remaster.
I'm not gonna be one of these people bashing the game for keeping all the original glitches, like spell cancels and chain stabs (god forbid calling chainstabs a glitch) - at this point, those are just a staple feature of Dark Souls.
So if you want my verdict - you're paying $20ish monies for basically an optimized, online enabled Dark Souls 1 experience and I think the fact that we get to play Dark Souls 1 again, but with a wider audience is worth all the stuff that didn't transition well to the Remaster.
Follow me on twitch.tv for some fun DkS action ►goo.gl/xpuLsf
Help me to fight depression by donating measly 5$ a month via Patreon ► goo.gl/tL5J8A
