M4S has officially been beaten without healers in week 2

[Raven2014]

If you played a Souls game and the hardest boss in the game can be glitched to fall off a cliff if you do a very specific movement pattern, is that not a problem that needs fixing? Does it matter if only a few people do it?

Probably not? In fact a few bosses in Soul games can be beaten exactly like that. Bad example because in Soul the design is specifically made to encourage creative solutions to problem.

[Supersnow845]

Probably not? In fact a few bosses in Soul games can be beaten exactly like that. Bad example because in Soul the design is specifically made to encourage creative solutions to problem.

I think she means using the out of bounds jump skip on demon of hatred to make it fall of the cliff from sekiro which is 100% a bug they never fixed

This isn’t like dragon rider in dark souls 2 where you can actually bait him off the platform with a charge which is an actual strategy on the fight if you didn’t raise the platform

[Aravell]

Probably not? In fact a few bosses in Soul games can be beaten exactly like that. Bad example because in Soul the design is specifically made to encourage creative solutions to problem.

I specifically used the word "glitch", as in something that shouldn't happen, like clearing the hardest content in a trinity game without using the trinity.

[GartredZW]

Probably not? In fact a few bosses in Soul games can be beaten exactly like that. Bad example because in Soul the design is specifically made to encourage creative solutions to problem.

That exact exploit was in Elden Ring, with Fire Giant, and they fixed it.

[Magikazam]

Bad example because in Soul the design is specifically made to encourage creative solutions to problem.

I don't think you don't need to be a genius to realise that glitch like making Dragon rider fall of his platform in dark souls 2 is unintended.

[Turtledeluxe]

Does it matter that PF doesn't do it regularly? The fact that the current hardest content in the game can even be done without one entire role is already indicative of really bad design.

If you played a Souls game and the hardest boss in the game can be glitched to fall off a cliff if you do a very specific movement pattern, is that not a problem that needs fixing? Does it matter if only a few people do it?

It'd equivalent to someone telling you there's no burglary problem because they haven't personally seen it. Or saying the office elevator is fine because it has only killed 5 people in the last 3 months. There's still something structurally wrong with that elevator.

This is why IRL.we commonly regard this kind of thinking as anecdotal or ignorant, even if it is innocuous.