(Every Souls game)<\/strong><\/h2> You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover \u2014 unless the cover looks too good, as that’s how they get you to pay for a bad story. Still, it’s clear just by looking at any iteration of Patches that the developers wanted to ignite a sense of mistrust in players.<\/p>
Patches is likely the most treacherous individual in the history of gaming, and yet one that often manages to fool players. What’s magical about Patches, however, is that it’s somehow very hard to hate him. <\/p>
If you manage to survive any of the deadly ordeals he baits players into, you get to confront Patches, and he’ll always reply with surprising earnestness. It’s almost as if he’s honest in his dishonesty, like the scorpion that the frog tried to carry to the other side of the river before getting them both killed.<\/p>
Also, sparing Patches will grant you access to a damn good store, so there’s also that.<\/p>