
I am rich now 😂
Bought the doll many years ago for just like 200$ 😂
But still I don't want to sell it 🙂↔️ lol

Bought the doll many years ago for just like 200$ 😂
But still I don't want to sell it 🙂↔️ lol
I'm looking into buying the Bloodborne Complete Guide. However, from what I've seen, it's mostly an equipment/enemy stats reference, and I don't really care about that. I'm more interested in concept art (something like Dark Souls 3 Design Works), and in particular I'd love to see detailed reference art for the weapons, armor and enemies: close-up illustrations, alternate angles, design breakdowns, that sort of thing, rather than just stat tables. So I wanted to ask people who actually have the Bloodborne Guide how much concept art this book contains, and what the general quality of the art is (i.e., whether the concept art is only tucked into a small corner to make room for stats), especially when it comes to armor and enemy designs.
This was my final project in my beginners art class where we had to draw a figure. We were encouraged to draw from a reference and I will put the reference image in the replies. I drew the hunter freehand and I’m quite proud of the proportions but I had to rush at the end to meet the completion date and ended up making him all black.
I posted this in tomb prospectors, but maybe this will help me cast a wider net.
My objective is to run some dungeons with a friend and get invaded every once in a while. Doesn't have to be back to back, maybe once or twice an hour. I was wondering if the sinister chalice is the way to go for this? But I've heard barely anyone matches through the makeshift altar anymore. I hear people will use a community glyph to spawn in a popular frc dungeon used for farming, and they'll ring their sinister bell straight from there ... What are my options here? Am I really only going to be invaded if I coordinate it with people on reddit or discord?
I’m currently working on bloodbornes platinum before I beat the game is it possible to collect all weapons and workshop items at the end before final boss?
Want to do a logarus wheel run and want it early as possible. Will he drop the badge immediately after amelia?
Just wanna vent out my frustrations. After I defeated Yharnam, I created a backup save to get all the 3 endings in a single walkthrough (I'm not a hardcore gamer just want my platinum trophy lol). Then my flash drive got corrupted, so my save rn is in NG+. Is NG+ worth it or should I create a new character?
I'm looking for some help for Ludwig
A world where the night feels alive, the hunt never ends, and every beautiful thing hides something monstrous. That is the haunting beauty of Bloodborne
Still miss few details like hat and some belts ! But its about 90% complete ! Handmade cosplay 🩸
Happy to add it to my ever growing collection of Bloodborne merch!
I wonder what that little girl at the window meant exactly
I’m about to start it for the second time with a new character. I’m pretty excited.
I'm not an avid Souls-like player. The closest to something like that for me was Lies of P. I'm trying to learn the game and understand how to get better but I am finding it really difficult. I'm frankly lost, I don't know what the items are, what they do and I've not come across parrying, yet they seem to be really important.
Im currently at the point where I face wither the cleric beast or Father Gascoigne and I'm reconsidering restarting the game, in hopes that I pick up these things. Would you recommend that, and is there something that you would advise me to do as a first-time player?
Im genuinely trying my best but I seem to die not only to bosses but even random enemies.
I'm a dark souls fan mostly so I don't really like the finite healing system. I used cummmpfk literally just to get a load of vials when I played the game but I found out that's a looked down upon thing? Id understand if it was just overlevelling yourself but in my opinion it genuinely fixes one of the games biggest flaws. What's your guys opinion?
My god this game is fantastic. I'm at a loss for words, that was an incredible experience and I can't wait for The Old Karts.
Hey everyone! I never do this, but after following the Bloodborne art journey, I decided to make some changes to an older piece!
Hope you enjoy :)
Ive played most of the souls series bar sekiro and demon souls. Ive got to say this has been the most fun and rewarding game to play. The art design and the boss were brilliant besides the few bs chalice dungeon bosses. The weapons themselves and learning to use the tricks mid combos and the parrying were cool features.
Definitely recommend for people to go for this. Only took me roughly 70 hrs to do.
Note: Is it weird that I found orphan of kos the easiest of all the dlc bosses from my first playthrough to ng 2. I first timed him ng 2 and died only once on my first and ng 1 run.