What is the dark souls of science and math?

Solid state physics

Hardest science known to man.

In Harvard if you pass Math55 with a high GPA you are automatically admitted into Harvard Math Grad School.
They can then go straight to Grad School & take Graduate Math Classes. Dispensed to do any other Undergrad Math class. Because Math 55 already cover nearly the entire Undergrad Math Curriculum.

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Artificial Intelligence
It started out amazing but now all the initial creativity is gone and we're just getting more of the same recycled shit every year

In this thread we list things Dark Souls 2 did that were far better than Dark Souls 3. I'll start:

>No bonfire and no death challenge where you can beat the game without resting at a bonfire or dying to gain a reward and bragging rights

>Non-linear first half of the game allows you to rush straight to the areas of the game that contain the items for your build

>Chugging Estus immobilizes you, and the heal isn't instantaneous meaning trying to chug while someone is sticking close to you will result in death

>Stamina regeneration is tied to weight, so a character at 10% burden will recover their bar faster than a character at 70% burden, giving an advantage and a reason to make a low burden character

>Poise exists and armor provides relevant, but not overpowering damage reduction, giving an advantage and a reason to make a high burden character

>Phantoms and Dark Spirits cannot chug estus, spirits can only heal via spell useage which is slow. This makes fighting outnumbered even without mob assistance possible since any damage you do sticks

>Can only perform four rolls before running out of stamina

>Can only perform 5 attacks of a rapier or straight sword before running out of stamina

>Parrying has longer recovery frames and consumes more stamina, making parry fishing riskier and makes parrying require higher skill

>Power stance allowing for unique combinations of dual wielding and unlocking an alternative moveset for weapons

>Being able to use the full moveset of a weapon in your off-hand including running, rolling, backstepping, etc. attacks rather than just being able to do a basic R1 swing and blocking with the weapon as it is in Ds3 (lmao who would ever want to weapon block)

>Bell Tower covenant providing two unique optional areas to PvP for Titanite Chunks, Slabs, and Twinkling, making farming for upgrades fun

>Bonfire ascetics to replay bosses you like and or gain items from NG+ and beyond without grinding through the whole game again

>CoD
>easy
I bet you don't get scorestreaks during a match so often that you cycle them one after another and get 70 kills no deaths.
But seriously, I legit think CoD "can" be harder than Dark Souls, if you can control every spawn and trap the enemy before they get 10 kills match, while spamming 20 scorestreaks in their direction so that they get spawnkilled so often that they uninstall the game and play something easier like Fallout or Halo.
Call of Duty has some strategy but it mostly involves scorestreaks, accuracy, timing, control, reconnaissance, stealth, manipulation, and judgement. I do believe Battlefield is more difficult than CoD in the long end but I mostly play commander to give my team crutches to force them to go on the point. Halo I have to make sure I get the power items and dominate just like DOOM 4. Titanfall is a race to get your titan and hold back the enemy team from getting theirs. If they have their titans, thunderbolt their asses. Either way, you have to go fast, speed is life. Overwatch I just main McCree and headshot people to death and use my ultimate to kill the entire team, rinse and repeat. Counter-strike I can't play because it's shite on console. CoD also has stuff like 'pick 10' where you can choose guns, attachments, perks, ordnance, scorestreaks, and recently specialists/rigs that make you even more OP. Just watch videos of people getting nuclears and shit in modern warfare or black ops. It's more than just knowing how to aim.

You just reminded me of when I used to play cod4 a lot. I knew that game inside out. I knew exactly how to trap the enemy in their spawn and rake up massive killstreaks. I could literally beat a whole team by myself. Team mates would actually end up hurting you because they would push too far into the enemy's spawn point and make the game change where they spawned, so then you had to reposition.

Fukin lol

Who fucking cares about your pretentious philosophy faggotry

What is the runescape (old school of course) of math?
>extremely grindy
>low reward
>lacking content
>making it less grindy makes people mad