I just do what I can throughout the week, and then put a video together on weekends. I'm also working on Nier Automata's PS4-exclusive demo as it appears to have some debugging functions that were cut from the final game. I am currently working extremely hard on restoring the full debug menu in Bloodborne, as well as getting Dark Souls 3's alpha test to boot into a few different modes that are in there. I do my best to create one video per week, and depending what I find throughout the week, I decide what I'll put in my next video. Speaking of Bloodborne, is that series finished/on hold while you look into Dark Souls? The Dark Souls series has always had PC ports, meaning that 90% of the content in those games has already been seen, but there were PlayStation-exclusive alpha tests for Dark Souls 2 and 3 that were built long before the games were finished, so there's always a good chance you'll find unused content in those if you can dig it out.
Did you always plan to move into Dark Souls, or was this a natural evolution after exploring Bloodborne?īloodborne was a fantastic target for new content because it is a PlayStation 4 exclusive, meaning that data-mining is fairly hard, and modding the game live on a console is almost impossible.
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