I'm not totally earnest and a bit sardonic, sorry. You are doing the same things a lot in a row to succeed, especially in boss fights but also because of the spawn mechanic, it's more or less in many games but it is a special game principle of Souls games. Same happens in MMO raids. I don't like it and always imagine Mr. Chaplin in Modern Times then.
Well, I typically don't really do "the same things a lot" in Souls games because thankfully I don't suck to a terminal degree, but to each one his own.
That aside, the comparison with an "assembly line" still sounds spectacularly misguided, given that these are games that reward mastery and skillful execution way more than repetition and go as far as they could from encouraging the player to act mechanically without thinking. Sekiro in particular may very well be the pinnacle of action combat or at least a very strong contender for the top spot.
Party control in Baldur's Gate 3 is a complete mess that begs to be addressed. SAY NO TO THE TOILET CHAIN
