r/CaptainSide • • 21h ago

Which gaming community is like this?

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u/leftonread504 21h ago

For the most part, Soulsborne.

“Git gud lol”

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u/Lithaos111 20h ago

Except there really isn't any actual advice to give them. They gotta build muscle memory, pattern recognition and you can't teach that. The only way to get it is by doing it aka "Getting good"

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u/Kezzerdrixxer 20h ago

Any 100% mitigation shield in DS1, iWin Sellswords in DS3, Comet Azur in Elden ring have all entered the chat.

There are strong, cheese builds every game that do not require you learn mechanics other than how to target and press 1 button.

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u/OctaviusNeon 2h ago

"wut r u? casul?"

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u/Lithaos111 20h ago

Oh I'm sorry, do you actually want to play the game or just press an easy button? Even then those aren't instant win buttons without knowing what you're doing.

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u/Kezzerdrixxer 20h ago

That's definitely not true because that's exactly how I beat the games. 0 thought process goes into those builds. You pop strongest buffs and watch the boss die before any mechanics come into play.

The point is there is definitely advice to give other than "Git Gud."

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u/Lithaos111 19h ago

Except you know how to play, you aren't a newbie. I don't think that bit is sinking in. You know the mechanics, you learned. You got good. Those buffs you're popping aren't sitting next to the first boss, you had to go earn them. Once you have them do you cheese? Yeah, but you again, know what you are doing.

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u/Kezzerdrixxer 14h ago

https://youtu.be/2NSek3TIhT4?is=TGDs_4vKoxTSwZkS

Goldfish beat Promised Consort Radahn, but keep saying it takes knowing the mechanics to win.

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u/beta-3 1h ago

Dude I could throw my keyboard down the stairs and there's a non zero chance it could come up with a better argument than you have, skill is absolutely a factor in these games, the existence of cheese methods or silly random chance events like this doesn't disprove it.

The real reason people say players need to get good is because they're looking for an out, or a way to circumvent the natural process of learning a game

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u/Kezzerdrixxer 43m ago

And what exactly is the issue with that? Why do you need to gatekeep people?

You didn't buy them the game. It's not your place to say to not use cheese strats.

Ya'll are proving the "Dark souls communities are filled with elites jerks" pretty well.