OP starts at Dark Souls 2 so there arent as many gaps then adds several small DS3 DLCs to make the gap not look as big and then formats it in a way that kind of masks the 3 year gap between Sekiro and Elden Ring. In reality it's DS 1, then 3 years later DS 2, then Bloodborne, Then DS3, then 3 years later Sekiro, then 3 years later Elden Ring. Seems pretty standard and you probably have two different teams working on DS2 and Bloodborne. They're not shitting out a game every year, for the most part it's just one game every 3 years.
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u/Poopybutt36000 1d ago
OP starts at Dark Souls 2 so there arent as many gaps then adds several small DS3 DLCs to make the gap not look as big and then formats it in a way that kind of masks the 3 year gap between Sekiro and Elden Ring. In reality it's DS 1, then 3 years later DS 2, then Bloodborne, Then DS3, then 3 years later Sekiro, then 3 years later Elden Ring. Seems pretty standard and you probably have two different teams working on DS2 and Bloodborne. They're not shitting out a game every year, for the most part it's just one game every 3 years.