I've only played some of Dark Souls II

for similar game styles to this. I

eventually stopped playing it because

I would waste so much time being

lost not knowing where to go. I had a

lot of fun with the game, but when

Bloodborne was first being annouced

as a more "sword" and gun style

game that sounded much more up

my alley. I never figured out how to

make spells work in Dark Souls II. So

to this day I've avoided Bloodborne

content to the point where I still only know that it a more "sword" and gun style game. I know nothing else going into this. I've brought on my friend Liam (Dopeypoke) to help me out a bit with navigating and plan to see if it truely was worth the work to be able to play this game.

This a game that I've been interested in playing since it came out in March of 2015. The big problem was that I've never owned a Playstaion of any kind and this is a Playstation exculsive. I remember thinking early on that surely it would eventually get a PC port of some kind right? Well 10 years later I just bought the game as promise to myself that I would somehow play it. About 2 weeks or so later, while looking at what renting a PS4 would look like I stumbled upon a super cheap PS4 that was also at half price ($45 in the end) and was told that it was at least functional. That it was when it arrived. It also was completely gutted of all it accessories. It had no power supply, no HDMI cable, no internal hard drive, no internal hard drive loading bay, and the top lid of the console was barely attached. I had to get parts and do some repairs to get it working, so I got what I paid for in the end. It still was way cheaper in the end, but it could run Bloodborne (if the disc was already loaded when I turn it on) and I'm very happy.