Elden Ring Features We'd Want to See in a Bloodborne 2

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Bloodborne is often hailed as one of the best games of the PS4 generation, so to see nothing else come out of the IP is, at times, concerning. Rumors have reared time again about Bloodborne remasters or upgrades, PC ports, and even sequels, but nothing has come true. Indeed, a Bloodborne 2 is unlikely if only because FromSoftware and Hidetaka Miyazaki do not like doing sequels, but it’s undoubtedly one of the most demanded games out there.

Bloodborne 2 may be unlikely, but if it ever happens, it should take a few notes fromElden Ring. Not all FromSoftware games have to be open-world going forward, but perhaps Bloodborne 2 would be worthy of the expansion. After all, Yharnam was already quite expansive, so building out the world more would not be too much. It would also allow for the best features of Elden Ring and the best features of Bloodborne to come together quite nicely.

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Of course,Bloodborne 2 would need to take its gothic Victorian setting and adapt it closely toElden Ring’s features. Perhaps Yharnam could be revisited, but other locations could be equally expanded. There could be plenty of countryside to explore, built on with adding new locations and perhaps even new cities. It would be interesting to see the amount of detail put into the Healing Church and Yharnam spread out across an entire landscape.

Things like Stakes of Marika would need to appear of course, and because Elden Ring is quite giving with Sites of Grace, Bloodborne 2 lanterns should be as viable. Just like Elden Ring has the main two flasks and the Flask of Wondrous Physick, new Blood Vials would help with this a lot, making sure exploration, safety nets, and spawn points aren't too strict. Elden Ring’s