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7/19/2025, 11:02:50 AM
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FromSoft uses F in their codenames for games that are sequels, remakes, or remasters. Essentially anything that isn't the very first rendition or version of a title or series. The only games that have codenames with an F in them are Dark Souls Remastered, Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls 3, and Armored Core 6. So at the very least, one can assume that the next game is going to be a continuation of something pre-existing. The F probably stands for something along the lines of Forward or Follow-Up.
The letter C is used in Sekiro and Nightreign, which are the only two FromSoft games with a built-in mechanic that utilizes a counter-based playstyle, or deflects, with it being the core feature of Sekiro while being a core feature of one of the Nightreign characters. C can be used for Counter, Confront, or Cancel. I also considered that it could stand for Character, since Sekiro and Nighreign both feature pre-established characters that cannot be created in a character creator, but I think Armored Core also has this (I have not played Armored Core) so that excludes that.
The letter M is anyone's guess as it has not been used in any previous game's codename yet, but with the informatiion we have, I think the most likely candidate is a Sekiro sequel, and potentially a Bloodborne sequel if they take a more counter-based approach like Lies of P. I think it's also worth noting that not all letters are to be interpreted in isolation. For example, the R in Bloodborne is an isolated letter, whereas the R in Dark Souls 2 is part of a collective of letters, "RPG" and cannot be separated or taken out and given the same meaning as Bloodborne's R. Honestly, Sekiro's codegame NTCG and NTC could just be something simple like New Tenchu Counter Game, or New Tenchu Counter, since the game was speculated to be based on Tenchu pre-release.
What are some words that begin with M that relate to Bloodborne or Sekiro? Moon? Master?
FromSoft uses F in their codenames for games that are sequels, remakes, or remasters. Essentially anything that isn't the very first rendition or version of a title or series. The only games that have codenames with an F in them are Dark Souls Remastered, Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls 3, and Armored Core 6. So at the very least, one can assume that the next game is going to be a continuation of something pre-existing. The F probably stands for something along the lines of Forward or Follow-Up.
The letter C is used in Sekiro and Nightreign, which are the only two FromSoft games with a built-in mechanic that utilizes a counter-based playstyle, or deflects, with it being the core feature of Sekiro while being a core feature of one of the Nightreign characters. C can be used for Counter, Confront, or Cancel. I also considered that it could stand for Character, since Sekiro and Nighreign both feature pre-established characters that cannot be created in a character creator, but I think Armored Core also has this (I have not played Armored Core) so that excludes that.
The letter M is anyone's guess as it has not been used in any previous game's codename yet, but with the informatiion we have, I think the most likely candidate is a Sekiro sequel, and potentially a Bloodborne sequel if they take a more counter-based approach like Lies of P. I think it's also worth noting that not all letters are to be interpreted in isolation. For example, the R in Bloodborne is an isolated letter, whereas the R in Dark Souls 2 is part of a collective of letters, "RPG" and cannot be separated or taken out and given the same meaning as Bloodborne's R. Honestly, Sekiro's codegame NTCG and NTC could just be something simple like New Tenchu Counter Game, or New Tenchu Counter, since the game was speculated to be based on Tenchu pre-release.
What are some words that begin with M that relate to Bloodborne or Sekiro? Moon? Master?
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