[Possible spoilers ahead, be sure to watch that frenzy meter] Yea, I’m finally at the Gherman fight( Gerhman? Greenman? I don’t remember the spelling >_>). Only took me two years.... [i]no biggie[/i] But, anyways, to continue the topic, as I finish Bloodborne, I finally realized that Bloodborne is not a game but... rather a journey of achievement... It’s a dance of love and hate, of bloodlust and caution, and of dodging and dying... a dance of progress, if you will. And that’s truly what I like about Bloodborne... just that feeling of [i]”I really did this...”[/i] after slaying something straight out of your nightmares. Back when I was a good ol’ young hoonter, I barely knew how to swing an axe even if my life depended on it, but now, I can swing an axe hard enough to slam Ebrietas’ arse straight into the cosmos’ afterlife. The game asked of me two things: 1) To learn its dance, and 2) to demonstrate that dance. And through this journey, the game forces you to meet both points. And now, as I sit here, reminiscing about the times where Cleric Beasts could turn my hunter into a pile of flesh, I realize that I’ve come a long way in this journey. I’m beginning to wrap up the Chalice Dungeons before I head on to NG+, and I’ve defeated all the bosses in the main game. The point of this post is essentially to say that Bloodborne is a journey that kicks your ass in twelve different ways, but that ass-kicking is what truly makes it a journey. I suggest getting the game if you want a memorable experience. I understand if ya can’t get into the Soulsborne series (I mean, I nearly gave up on the game when Darkbeast Paarl kept putting me in the slammer), but definitely give it a shot before saying it’s not entirely for you... cuz it truly is an artwork of a game... .... Hope NG+ goes smoothly... (It probably won’t...). Been a while since my last Bloodborne post, but my journey for the good blood ends here, er... okay, it ends after my NG+ playthrough... but it’s been a good journey thus far. I finally did it Aifos... I finally did it.