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MorganTJ posted...

The frustrating part is there are ways to make the game easier. There's easier builds that let you keep your distance, and you can summon other people to play the game for you. I've watched a playthrough of Dark Souls 3 where someone let his two friends play for him, and he just literally laid down in a corner for boss fights (this is also how I beat the Erdtree DLC final boss, which I'm not particularly proud of). A big part of the game is people leaving down signposts to warn others that there's a pitfall/enemy around the corner.

So when someone says "I don't want to do any of that, I just want to play the game", it really doesn't sound like you want to play the game. And judging from some posts in this topic, some people here haven't actually tried playing, they just started saying its too hard and never bothered seeing if that was true. You're asking for more accessibility options but you haven't tried using the ones already present.

Yeah, that's exactly what I mean. It's an action RPG. You can make near-broken builds, you can grind, you can use broken spells, or you can literally summon other people to beat it for you. It's like complaining about a FF boss that spams spells, but refusing to cast reflect on your party because that's OP.

I think part of it may be that the game purposely doesn't guide you very much. You can call it handholding or railroading, but the game doesn't lead players towards the easiest destinations, builds, starts, etc. But that's not exactly an issue that can be fixed simply by moving some numbers without making an impact on other players.