Thanks for your honesty <| sep |> Oh man , one paycheck could pay off all your debt . Get out and mow some lawns , do some work , pay it off . jesus you talk like you have 100 k in debt . <| sep |> I thought I was doing okay with my rough breakup over the last few months . Then I saw on snapchat a picture of them together . The guy she cheated on me with is all over her . It devastated me all over again . I ' m struggling now more than ever <| sep |> So this fucker owes me money , and my identity back ! <| sep |> It is clunkier than the rest of the series overall , but it does have some positive aspects . Main thing that comes to mind is multidirectional rolling when locked on , which was a first for the series as you were limited to 4 directions before DS 2 . For me , that one change made playing without a shield viable , which is in fact my preferred combat style in DS 2 . While not directly related , for console players there ' s also a big difference in framerate DS 2 is the only game in the series that plays at 60 fps on consoles with the SOTFS version , and even the old X 360 version still ran at an unlocked variable framerate above 30 , which was already very smooth compared to the 15 fpshalfthetime DS 1 on the same platform .