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this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2026
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That's the big key part, right alongside combat loops that are built around getting to iframe/quickly reposition out of attacks or otherwise mitigate them on reaction/prediction. People always incorrectly focus on the difficulty aspect when the important parts are the QoL features like "dying literally does not matter just try again" and the tools it provides for players to overcome challenges in more reactive and streamlined ways than more traditional "just face tank it lmao" or "play cover" or "just run around until the boss sits down and exposes its weakpoint" styles of combat.
I remember losing a bunch of souls in DS3 once and never playing again lol. The dying felt too punishing. Maybe one day I'll play again, though. It just took so much time to collect all those 😭