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Haven't played the PS3 or PS4 version but I still have and play the original PS2 version on my PS2 and the controls are pretty much in line with most modern 3rd person adventure games. The game is just hard, though. It's had that Dark Souls difficulty long before Dark Souls was a thing. Stick wiggles help; but only by a small window of time.
I don't think it's a difficulty thing. There's a difference between losing, or in this case falling, and knowing you made a mistake or you weren't fast enough. This felt like the game wasn't responding correctly or consistently to my inputs.
I used the example of getting on Agro in my post. That's not a difficulty thing. That's me feeling when I go up to my horse I should be able to get on it easily and smoothly. Not position myself at a specific angle within a close distance. Think about how fluid and snappy it feels getting on a horse is in Red Dead Redemption for example.
At least in Dark Souls you can frequently recover and don't end up stun-locked and have to wait until you die. Three bull-type colossus I mentioned you can rarely roll out of the way in time.