Depends entirely on the missions, if it just more fetch quests from point A to point B then I rather they don't include those. On the other hand, if it's mission like those in most role playing games where they include super bosses after completion then I'm all for these types of side quests.
Not trying to offend anyone but the Assassin Creed series to me are like cockroaches, they just won't died. It's not even a sport or fps titles and its getting a yearly release. Quantity over quality is a no no for me.
My advice is instead of farming for items on every attempts, try to learn the boss pattern until you are confident enough to take it on with minimal efforts. Once you got that down then farm for the necessary items so that you're not wasting time on every boss encounters. If the game is giving you that hard of a time then just summon others for help, nothing wrong in seeking for assistance from these type of game.
SFV, loving what I have seen so far at E3. Really hoping they include my main in this version or else I have to relearn a completely different character play style.
Given the lack of reply, I will chime in with my thoughts. First of do you rely heavily on your shield for defense? If so then the transition to Bloodborne might be a bit difficulty when starting out, because they practically replace the shield with a firearm. But if you are like me who look for parry and dodge most attacks in Dark Souls 2, then you will love Bloodborne fast pace gameplay.
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