IncognitoMosquito

This has been the opposite of my experience. I played Bloodborne on a friend's PS4 and the load times were atrocious, sometimes over a minute to wrap between areas. I played it on my PC and all loading is 5 seconds or less

I've managed to get Cryostasis working, and for a game over a decade old, it's a lot of fun. Great atmosphere, interesting mechanics, fascinating story, the whole package.

This supports my theory that Smough is a basilisk

Only one way to find out

This was my answer too, except my solution was just running at the problem head first over and over until stuff despawned. I would not recommend my strategy.

The biggest problem with blighttown, in my opinion, is that too much of it looks the same. The layout is pretty easy to just run through if you already know where you're going, but it's so easy to get turned around or confused because of the lack of unique landmarks that it makes for a frustrating experience. I've played through the game more times than I can count so I have the route essentially memorized, but it was definitely a pain for the first... many attempts. I had the same complaint with a lot of Bloodborne where you go from one street of Victorian houses to the next street of Victorian houses. I think they cleaned up that particular problem with their game design by DS2, thankfully.

The Wikipedia entry for it is pretty scathing https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers%E2%80%93Briggs_Type_Indicator

If you look into it further, neither of the people who designed it has any background in psychology except having read a book by Jung once.

The Mayers Briggs Type Indicator test. It was developed with the same rigor as horoscopes, yet I still hear people I know are smart proudly tell me their four letter personality code.

Stationary missions like termination or evac. Aside from that kind of mission I always run light armor. Heavy armor works very well on stationary missions because you're running around a lot less, so the slow speed downside doesn't matter as much.

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Interesting and mercifully short, just the way I like my explanatory videos. Thanks for sharing it!

It's always sad to see someone fall for one of these ridiculous conspiracy theories. Why would the government bother to control squirrels to spy on you when they already control the birds that spy on you? It just doesn't make any sense.