Taken from https://old.reddit.com/r/interestingasfrick/comments/16dj9wj/prague_at_sunset?sort=top
What do you see when you look at this photo? Do you see a majestic achievement of man expressed through the art of architecture? Maybe the glorious spledor of God that allows for all things to be? Or maybe you're appreciating how the simple laws of the universe that were set billions of years ago after countless iterations allow for something so complex and so beautiful to emerge out of pure chaos?
Whatever it is, I'm sure it's better than what redditors have on their mind, because never leaving your house only leaves you with one possible association: Bing Bing Wahoo! 
Is this the Mission: Impossible (first Tom Cruise film) bridge?
If someone had this as a backdrop in star wars, I wouldn't bat an eye
In conclusion:
11 out of 20 comments are literally just 'I've seen this in my bideo gayme!!!'. I hate redditors. Please don't waste your entire life playing vidya, it's just not worth it
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Redditors basically have the weaboo problem: they've experienced life primarily through media, and have lost touch with the reality which inspired said media.
Bloodborne doesn't remind them of Gothic architecture, the real thing reminds them of the video game.
It's all simulacra for them.
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When Elden Ring was release, there was a guy on /r/EldenRing who said the Elden Tree was copied from Berserk, and not yknow, Ygraddsil
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Plato's cave strikes again
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i always saw Yarnham as "Ohh its Victorian era London." My older cousin would get annoyed and say its mostly inspired by Eastern and Central European cities like Dubrovnik and Prague. I guess thats the opposite of the people that only see media as the base? Glad I had that guy in my life.
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First time I have heard people saying Yarnham is inspired by Eastern Europe.
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