EPTI am more emotionally involved in some other games and would put them on my favorite games list before Dark sould (with Braid being the no1) but Dark souls is in my opinion best game ever made. Its such a disturbed gritty world not this kiddie stuff that western companies go for the past few years.
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NukeD
Croatia1612 Posts
I am more emotionally involved in some other games and would put them on my favorite games list before Dark sould (with Braid being the no1) but Dark souls is in my opinion best game ever made. Its such a disturbed gritty world not this kiddie stuff that western companies go for the past few years. | ||
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
On December 30 2013 05:37 rebuffering wrote: Im literally 2 feet into Blighttown and its fucking horrible! It is :D I got lost there my first time, and ho god... edit LOL :D | ||
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Altsa
Finland990 Posts
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
On December 30 2013 06:05 Altsa wrote: Greatly depends on the path you take, though. The path he took, using the bonefire in the middle of the bridge so you don't know where to go and you die non stop  | ||
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
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Simberto
Germany11649 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On December 30 2013 05:37 rebuffering wrote: Im literally 2 feet into Blighttown and its fucking horrible! Equip the spider shield (and don't ever lower it!), move slow and keep track of what's running above and below you by listening really carefully. If you're careful blighttown isn't nearly as difficult as people make it out to be. The horrid framerate is actually your biggest enemy here. If you don't have the spider shield, good luck! | ||
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MrCon
France29748 Posts
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On December 30 2013 06:17 r.Evo wrote: Oh that's the best path for a stream, he's just thinking about us! <3 I imagine that watching someone who's new to Dark Souls stream the game is very much like wha watching helpless gladiators repeatedly get slaughtered by wild animals must have been like during the Roman era. I know it's how I felt during my first ten hours with the game. I don't think I had a decent grasp on the game until I managed to kick the Capra Demon's ass on my fourth try. That boss pretty much requires you to apply every skill the game requires: think fast, act fast, move smart, prioritise and develop a kind of zen mindset to overcome the moments of frustration this game will cause due to sometimes repeated cheap deaths. | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
edit: nvm I forgot you can only access CD after killing her | ||
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r.Evo
Germany14080 Posts
In case someone else needs help with setting up the online portion. Someone in chat just mentioned that it might kill your offline progress so make sure to backup savegames just in case. | ||
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
On December 30 2013 08:18 dmnum wrote: .Did he manage to kill queelag? edit: nvm I forgot you can only access CD after killing her Yes i did kill her! But, then i kept going further down, and met Ceaseless. Just tried killing him for what seemed like an hour, got nowhere. So im taking a break, grabbin some food and stuff. At least i made some progress tho, but i think i have to hoof it back to berg and go do some Forest shit, cause man, i cannot fucking kill Ceaseless, either 1 shots me with the explosion, or i miss time roll and die anyways haha. Edit: i don't think i will be messing with online, ive already wasted too much time troubleshooting GFWL, and im enjoying the game a lot right now, and don't want to risk anything. Also, i just don't wanna mess around with this shit lol just wanna play. | ||
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Simberto
Germany11649 Posts
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
On December 30 2013 09:10 Simberto wrote: Ceaseless isn't really where you should be heading after you killed quelaag. The video you saw when you rang the second bell should give you a good idea. Of course you can go anywhere, but there is a general order of difficulty that is good to follow on the first playthrough. Ya, when i saw the cutscene for the gate opening i was like "okay, i know where that is, i should probably do that now". But then i kept walking around, and i just kept going deeper and deeper lol until i lit the bonfire. When i lit that bonfire i was like, fuck, i think that was a mistake. The problem was that i saw the gate open, and said "wow thats so fucking far from where i am now, they cant expect me to walk ALL THE WAY BACK up that spot right now", i figured there was maybe an elevator, or more caves to go through before returning. Oh well, good learning experience lol, now i gotta walk for like 30 mins to get back up there. | ||
Excalibur_Z
United States12240 Posts
On December 30 2013 09:17 rebuffering wrote: Ya, when i saw the cutscene for the gate opening i was like "okay, i know where that is, i should probably do that now". But then i kept walking around, and i just kept going deeper and deeper lol until i lit the bonfire. When i lit that bonfire i was like, fuck, i think that was a mistake. The problem was that i saw the gate open, and said "wow thats so fucking far from where i am now, they cant expect me to walk ALL THE WAY BACK up that spot right now", i figured there was maybe an elevator, or more caves to go through before returning. Oh well, good learning experience lol, now i gotta walk for like 30 mins to get back up there. There is a shorter way to get back that doesn't involve backtracking all the way through Blighttown and Depths. It's close to the bonfire in the swamp. | ||
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
On December 30 2013 09:22 Excalibur_Z wrote: There is a shorter way to get back that doesn't involve backtracking all the way through Blighttown and Depths. It's close to the bonfire in the swamp. Ok, will check it out. Cant wait to get the hell out this swamp/blight town area! You guys are all extremely helpful btw, i really appreciate it, thanks all! | ||
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Simberto
Germany11649 Posts
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