Yes, same with every other ledge lol
I agree, the final bosses were super easy by the time I reached them. They feel more like story elements for that reason. The "real" final bosses are in the (excellent) DLCs. Most of them felt like an appropriate challenge.
First time playing DS1. I'm trying to keep it mostly a blind first playthrough, but I have had to look up help after trying my best and giving up in a few spots - including those archers.
Like how I wandered all the way down to Tomb of Giants extremely early, no lantern drop, no Lordvessel. The Pinwheel fight was so easy that I thought I must be going the right direction.
That your first time with Dark Souls? I played it for the first time on that remaster a couple of years back. I remember those goddamn Anor Londo archers being maybe the only thing in the game that pissed me off so much I had to quit and come back. Damn near EVERYTHING in that game feels “tough but fair” e
First time playing DS1, yes!
Dark Souls Remastered. Just hit the halfway point (Anor Londo), upgraded to Great Scythe +15 and things are starting to look up. Now the toughest opponent I'm encountering is gravity.
Imagine your favourite food. Ok, now make it disgusting.
Bored to Death (2009 - 2011)
Jason Schwartzman, Zach Galifianakis, Ted Danson form a weird and wonderful friendship that revolves around being detectives, drinking white wine, and a little bit of weed.
I don't think I've met anyone else who watched it, but I loved it and watched it all.
Favourite genre: psychological thriller
Favourite movie: Freddy Got Fingered
I've worked somewhere that they laid of some of the best employees in the department, simply because they were higher seniority and "made too much money" and had to cut costs. There were plenty of better candidates to let go, if the focus had been productivity, but it wasn't. They just wanted a short-term solution to balance the books.
So a month and so later, I’m still searching and I just feel bitter and jaded, I’m not getting calls back.
The past few months I have put in some applications for jobs I am qualified or slightly over-qualified for, and same thing - 0 calls back. Best I've had is a rare rejection email.
I know what you are talking about, but I try not to think about it too much. First of all, you have no way of knowing for sure that they are being passive aggressive, or just trying to be polite but coming off awkwardly. I hate when people make assumptions on how I must be feeling, so I try not to make assumptions about them. Maybe they got some bad news that day, are struggling with something I'm unaware of, etc.
If I do detect some sort of aggression, I just try to complete my part of the transaction as quickly as possible and be on my way. Maybe they are irritated, but I don't need to hang around to find out, and digging into it isn't going to help either of us.
I'm sorry to hear those things ruined it for you.