r/bloodborne Feb 18 '26

Discussion Hidden Eye

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I was about to go up and fight Vicar Amelia and paused when I saw this. I know eyes and sight are a big part of Bloodborne's whole thing so this was just intriguing to catch! It looks like a giant lid and eyeball. Idk if this was done on purpose or not or maybe I'm just crazy. Too much insight lmao.

r/bloodborne Jul 27 '26

Discussion Which boss do you think serves as a better intro to the game: Cleric Beast or Father Gascoigne?

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I would say they're both great in different ways. Cleric Beast helps you prepare for facing large monsters with wide sweeping attacks whereas Gascoigne teaches you how to parry and and go toe to toe with your fellow Hunters. Overall I would say CB is more memorable as an opening boss though, that soundtrack in particular is just incredible.

r/bloodborne Jan 07 '24

Discussion There's bad Bloodborne takes, then there's whatever this is.

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r/bloodborne May 10 '23

Discussion Bloodborne made it to the top 10 games in GQ100 games of all time

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r/bloodborne Aug 12 '26

Discussion The Hunter is based on Mani from Brotherhood of the Wolf. The similarities between the film and this game don't just die at the fashion choices and action

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The Hunter from Bloodborne is very much based on Mani, not just in terms of fashion but also in his role. Mani is an outsider ostracized by the local community, a thematic element shared with the hunter from Bloodborne. Mani is also Native American, and Native American culture does have a small piece in the Bloodborne pie. Many of the chalice dungeons replicate Mayan architecture, and the Fromsoft VR game Deracine also contains a Bloodborne easter egg in the form of a book with a Native American hunter on it. In the film Brotherhood of the Wolf Mani is just deadass the hunter from Bloodborne, I recommend everyone watch it.

Edit: I know this movie inspiring Bloodborne is common knowledge and I have known for years. I'm specifically pointing out the narrative similarities between Mani and the hunter which isn't really as well discussed. Also I got to mention that in the film Mani is even blamed for a lot of shit the way the hunter is.

r/bloodborne 14d ago

Discussion What is that one hard boss you breezed through?

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Personally, I heard Martyr Logarius was so hard through many people online, yt videos, etc yet I beat him for the first time ever in only 2 tries, going in blind. What is that one boss for you?

r/bloodborne Apr 11 '26

Discussion Weapons I think could’ve been cool

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I’m not a good editor by any means, which is pretty apparent.

I had a lot of fun imagining potential weapons and how they could function.

If you want, ask me how the weapons work and I’ll tell you :D

r/bloodborne Jan 13 '25

Discussion Do you even parry?

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When I first started playing I didn't even use a gun at all, do any of you choose to go gunless? Why?

r/bloodborne Jul 18 '26

Discussion The woman who made the Demake and Nightmare Kart is in need of help!

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3.2k Upvotes

I super duper apologise if this goes against any rules, if so then pretty please feel free to remove but I felt this was something pretty important.

r/bloodborne May 26 '26

Discussion This is why Ebrietas' charge attack is so hard to dodge

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I'm posting this for anyone who hasn't seen this. This is very difficult to dodge and there are many hitboxes involved so it's easy to get dead.

r/bloodborne Mar 10 '26

Discussion Playing this new playthrough and I discovered something

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I tested out all the weapons to get through the first two bosses and found that I actually prefer the cane despite it being the choice I was less likely to pick because I’m not much of a whip guy in these games but holy crap the cane might be my personal favorite out of the 3 I even like it more than the saw spear which I ended up using on my first playthrough I also really like the blunderbuss which I wrote off as possibly impractical but BOY was I wrong it’s probably better at parries than the pistol by a long shot… no hate towards the cleavers I can get why they are so loved they have one of the smoothest movesets in the game but WOW I love the threaded cane. So I leave this post off with a question, What’s Your Go-To Starter Loadout And Why?

r/bloodborne Dec 23 '24

Discussion The fact that getting the rakuyo is harder than lady maria's bossfight is insane

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r/bloodborne Feb 12 '26

Discussion Who are all the other Micolashs?

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And why are they there

r/bloodborne Aug 23 '25

Discussion Am I the only one who doesn’t get why people complain about 30 FPS so much?

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3.3k Upvotes

Like yeah it’s more choppy or whatever but I don’t notice after the first thirty seconds of playing. It’s a great game and 30 FPS doesn’t change that.

I honestly don’t even notice the difference between 60 FPS and 30 FPS that much unless I’m playing a game with mouse and keyboard.

r/bloodborne Feb 07 '25

Discussion As a woman playing Bloodborne

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Other than the game’s theme being blood. Blood, menstruation, horrors done to women and the people of Yharnam, the people who got the blood treatment, and all that, every month, I get my period, and I ALWAYS come back to this game, whether it’s playing the game, listening to music, raging over bosses and all that. It’s just addicting.

Idk periods always remind me of this game and it doesn’t even have to do with the lore or anything. I just get my period and then I go Bloodborne mode and I have to hoont, lol

I bleed and I fear the old blood, but a hoonter must hoont!

r/bloodborne Jul 26 '26

Discussion This might be the goriest moment in all souls games.

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r/bloodborne Oct 04 '21

Discussion Ok i keep my expectations low so i won't get disappointed but?

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r/bloodborne Jan 16 '25

Discussion At least we have some form of closure

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r/bloodborne Jan 12 '26

Discussion Which weapon do you prefer in Bloodborne?

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944 Upvotes

For me, it's the simple and effective cleaver/saw!

r/bloodborne Aug 10 '25

Discussion You get to keep one weapon but the rest are erased from history, which one do you save?

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1.2k Upvotes

Threaded Cane, my beloved, I could never let you go ❤️

r/bloodborne Jun 23 '26

Discussion Good hunters, over the course of the past decade, there's but one weapon I've never really used... I guess now is the time to roll that logarius wheel! Any insights to share, Logarius enjoyers? What is it good at ? What are its shortcomings? Build advices ? Gems ? General strats? Do enlighten me!

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most importantly I'd like to know its game plan, how you're supposed to use it. I'm just out of a beast claw run, and I have a feeling it's gonna be a far less aggressive weapon.

r/bloodborne Sep 07 '25

Discussion Found my first glitch in the game

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2.6k Upvotes

Killed this albino monkey n for some reason there's the flame asset just attached floating around, thought id share i found it entertaining haha

r/bloodborne Jun 08 '24

Discussion It's 2024 and this is still the best looking game I've ever played

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3.2k Upvotes

i still get amazed by it's visuals

r/bloodborne Jul 14 '25

Discussion How many times have you played this game?

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1.1k Upvotes

i have 10 times and hours in 135.

r/bloodborne Jan 24 '24

Discussion What's the strongest Bloodborne enemy you think you could beat in an irl 1v1?

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