Sentences with phrase «to git gud»

GIT GUD meme is massively popular just because of Dark Souls.

It'll pleasure some Souls fans for sure, but I personally got bored after 20 minutes (and I really can't care enough to git gud for this mode).

I know this is classic arcade beat»em up rules, but this isn't the simple git gud gameplay, it is just eat your credits and badly designed.

Suddenly, you don't have time to git gud at Dark Souls.

For instance, on September 1st, 2013, a parody image of a film Get Rich or Die Tryin» named Git Gud or Die Tryin» (pictured below) was posted on 4chan's / vg / (Video Games — General) Dark Souls General [7].

Dark Souls 3's Ringed City DLC signifies the end of an era of death, rolling, git gud memes, and sunbro worship: Dark Souls is officially over.

This game is responsible for the coined phrase «git gud» because of how much practice it takes to complete it.

A phrase borrowed from the video gaming community, «Git Gud» is an intentional misspelling of the phrase «get good».

Then all of a sudden, kids don't want to say they don't like it, because their friends will tell them «git gud», and game reviewers who typically play all games at easy don't want to say those games suck to not lose their «reputation» as gamers (that is, unless they are bribed).

I was beating Zelda II on the NES without guides and internet as a kid, while most of the Dark Souls «git gud» kiddies weren't even born.

This mode is, essentially, offline practice so you can «git gud» for the online PvP battles.

The game is perfectly solo - able if you can «git gud» enough for some of the post-story content, and it isn't like an online mobile title that will lock you out of the game once the dev / publisher decides to pull the plug on it's online support.

This streamlined fighting style takes some adjustment to those used to the careful plotted, sometimes infuriating, 1 - frame links and FADC combos of USFIV, but at least allows for a larger contingent of eager newcomers to «git gud.»

It drove me to learn the game quickly and «git gud» as fast as possible.

Will I be able to «git gud» at it?

Bloodborne will beat your ass into bonemeal, but you'll eventually — git gud — get that level 10 Ludwig Holy Blade, and laugh your way from Yharnam to his castle.

Whereas the first mandatory boss of Bloodborne Father Gascoigne, killed me thirty - eight times before I managed to «git gud» and finally destroy him.

This is partially because Kill To Collect ramps up the difficulty in multiplayer, partially because playing at this increased difficulty requires a skill and precision that a bunch of randos can't manage on their own, and partially because the kind of players that would seek out a game that advertises itself, unironically, with the asinine phrase «GIT GUD» are the kind of players that refuse to attempt a run on anything other than the highest difficulty.

If there's anything we need to «git gud» at, it's treating Dark Souls as something more than a vessel for primping tough guy video game egos worldwide.

Let's just take a look at that game description again: «GIT GUD AND DIE TRYING» Fuck.

Try it for yourself and see, just be prepared to die, die, and die some more until you «git gud» lol...

You'll have a favorite weapon for sure, but you'll have to make sure you git gud with most of them if you want to make it to the last level.

Alas, you do have to make some sacrifices when you Git Gud.

I was all over this game last week, hell - bent to git gud, or, at least, to understand.

Maybe I just need to git gud?

So, yeah, I did «git gud», but at the same time, it's a viable complaint if I had to pick one.

Before we get to my verdict, I have to hold my hands up and say that I have an undying hatred for most multiplayer FPS games — and I'll be openly honest about this; it's because I suck at them and need to Git Gud or I'll die trying.

We finally get to see a good gameplay trailer of Dying Ember in its alpha state, showcasing its beautiful underground world, its awesome battles against deadly creatures and demons and its no hope for survival unless you get skilled enough, or as they say until you «Git Gud».

This brings the «Git Gud» motto to a whole new level.

You guys just need to, as the meme goes, git gud.

It's not that I couldn't «git gud,» it's that even when you are gud, Mighty No. 9 makes playing it more frustrating than fun.

* Disclaimer * The spelling people use for this is term is» Git Gud», but we can't stand how people like to butcher the English language so we've decided we will be using the proper spelling throughout.

take a game like Dark Souls, git gud is the tired refrain.

If you want more continues or new weapon options, in the phrase of my favorite gaming franchise: you just have to «git gud».

However, others aren't as willing to give the game a second chance, they aren't willing to give the time and practice to learn just how different the game is and how to «git gud».

We know, we know... git gud.

Git gud.

Do I just need to «git gud»?

Dark Souls 3 finally gets its international release and fans everywhere can get ready to «Praise the Sun» and tell noobs to «Git Gud» all over again.

Purists will surely cry foul, saying that players simply need to «git gud» at their Donkey Kong game, but this is an optional mode that is especially focussed towards younger players who may find the more punishing gameplay offputting.

That being said, players accustomed to the «git gud» mentality of the Dark Souls franchise should feel at home here.

Two lengthy expansions adding new equipment, enemies, and locations are also planned for later this year, meaning that you could spend a lot of time with Dark Souls III trying to «git gud.»

For many, this might seem like a bizarre omission for an arena - combat game, but for people with little time on their hands (or children, as I like to call them), and possessing none of the talent required to «git gud», I'm perfectly satisfied by the challenge currently offered by the AI.

It's you and how you can «GIT GUD» versus the most notorious creatures and heinous bosses that you'll ever face.

Alongside individual items, we're also discounting bundles, like the Scalleywag Bundle or the Git Gud Bundle.

How about all those smug d - bags who shout «Git Gud» about Dark souls while they lounge in there hot pocket stained sweatpants.

«Git Gud» is also used on a variety of other gaming communites, like Team Fortress 2 [4], Dust 514 [5], League of Legends [6], and many more.

«Git Gud», an intentional misspelling of the phrase «get good,» is an expression used to heckle inexperienced players or newbies in online video games, similar to the use of the phrase «lurk more» on forums.

The narration, writing and pictures that replaced cut scenes were so well done but the game cuts itself off by trying to be a «Dark Souls» difficult game, without any way to «git gud.»