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Bloodborne Sicko Who Spent 11 Years Helping People With One Boss Is Retiring Because Nobody Is Playing It Anymore

Bloodborne Sicko Who Spent 11 Years Helping People With One Boss Is Retiring Because Nobody Is Playing It Anymore

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A dedicated Bloodborne player known as Noahman is retiring after 11 years of helping others defeat the boss The Orphan of Kos. He has decided to stop paying for PlayStation Plus since he is no longer being summoned to assist players. Noahman has helped between 5,000 to 6,000 players during his time in the game, but the dwindling player base has led to his decision to move on.

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Bloodborne Sicko Who Spent 11 Years Helping People With One Boss Is Retiring Because Nobody Is Playing It Anymore After thousands of hours and successful runs, he's done paying for PSN access to 'sit in a cave and not get summoned' BloodborneFromSoftwarePS4 By Zack Zwiezen Published May 28, 2026 | Comments (0) | 𝕏 Copied! © FromSoftware For one Bloodborne fan, it is the end of an era. After helping thousands of other players for over a decade beat one specific and tricky boss in FromSoftware’s beloved PlayStation 4 exclusive, Noahman is finally retiring because he just doesn’t get summoned anymore. He’s even stopped paying for PlayStation Plus as a result and is now determined to move on with his life.

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