>>715407928>There are no bosses that are unfair or hard for the sake of being hard in Elden Ring.A lot of them are, actually. Most unique bosses in Elden Ring in particular suffer from the action game cardinal sin: long windups and instant attacks. The game becomes less about reacting to attacks and more about knowing when the wind-up is done. This reduces the fights to a guessing game. The game actives pushes you to take multiple tries on every boss, not out of fairness but because if you don't know what's coming, you cannot react to it. You can't learn in real time, you must die and learn over and over.
This is why games like Demon's Souls and Dark Souls 1 will always be kept in higher regard than Elden Ring. They're fair. If you fuck up in them, it's your own fault for being unobservant.
If you die in Elden Ring, it's because you didn't spend enough time memorizing all the wind-ups, mixups, variations, trickshots, punishes and ranges of the boss.