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At least at this stage, DS2 SOTFS seems easier than DS3. I have oneshot flexible sentry, pursuer, new dragonrider, ruin sentinels, belfry gargoyles. Tree dude and old dragonrider took me two tries. It is just much "slower", giving quite a bit more time to determine what move they are doing...

Again, Tanoomba asserts that if you call him sexist when he denies it, you are sexist. This from a guy that goes around calling everyone sexist. Unreal.

Treedude and pursuer oneshot. Fights seem much more "closed in" than DS3. Have 30 vigor, stats for mace and leveling up endurance to 20 I guess. I saw some reddit post about trying to get agi to 99? How key is that?

+3 mace twoshots turtles, thanks for the tip!

Anyone have a quickie on how to get started on SOTFS? Just started a game and curious what weapon I should be going for. Thinking just doing a very straightforward strength build, pumping hp atm. Is there a weapon I should be aiming for? Right now using morningstar.

Thinking of playing through DS2 now that I have beat DS3 5 times. Kinda worried with Palum saying the updated DS2 is a total rapetrain though.

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Yeah, what I did there was point out how you are a dogmatic idiot on pretty much every topic.

This is a really bad argument and it makes you look like a fool. They are only easier for you because you were raised with them and apparently aren't smart enough to convert and get used to metric. I bet you use the same logic about how your biblical beliefs are just obviously better than other...

You have said this a few times. That is only true if the people in the argument are basing their beliefs on blind faith. The metric system is just superior by the evidence. Hell, you even admitted it by using the argument of "its harder, so it makes people that use it better at math!". Then you...

That fight is fucking horrid. Can pull one to the ladder though while climbing it to the first arch on the wall, then drop from that height and stun him with a head hit. Climb the ladder again while its stunned and repeat. Before I figured out I could do that, I had died to them fuckloads of...

If you go back and read the early posts from when the game went live, Noodle was talking shit about how easy the game was early on. Then a bit later after that, he makes a post about how he is two bosses in or some shit. His posts in this thread seem to be bad attempts to humble-brag. Also...

I wonder if Melisandre killed herself after leaving the room and thinking she failed in yet another task. Death pays for life and all that.

Yeah, it really is a weapon that just feels sweet. So slowly advancing in my parry playthrough. It really sucks that often on mobs, I'm not sure if I "missed" the parry or if it was doing an attack that isn't parryable. Other than looking this shit up, for the parry masters out there, is...

No one is loyal to him, they only fear him.

Playing an inferior version on some slight offchance that you get soft banned seems silly.

Trying a parry run. This shit is hard.

Used Dark Souls as an example in one of my classes last week about how difficulty can make things more memorable and interesting. This morning I had 6 students all talking about Dark Souls, with 3 of them being new players and ranting about how impossible and frustrating it was. Love it.

I wanted to love Dies the Fire so much. I find it one of the most interesting premises for a fall from civilization and what would happen. My god did I hate the series in practice though. So much fucking garbage in it that I couldn't stand. The ridiculous level of religion, the whole scottish...

I'm guessing that is along the lines of what Romans said when defending roman numerals. Which I think is actually a good comparison, just going the other way. There is just no reason not to use the metric system. Easier to do calculations, easier to teach, etc etc.

Pretty sure the mechanics of the game make the dancer swords trash. With their damage split up, mitigation works on each individual damage amount.

Did you find a space to buy these, or are they just a random drop? Want to try them out but farming warden's didn't lead me to any luck.

I was able to last year at 8pm cst. Just keep in mind the streaming service tends to shit the bed for the first episode.

Beat the game as sorc, crystal soul spear is a beatstick. Didn't really mind the caster mechanics, just wish the shit tracked better. Aldrich by far toughest shit I fought with the build though, all magic damage. Started new playthrough with dual wield, think that should make me approach...

Also, pro tip: You can upgrade your staves and it buffs their spell damage. I totally didn't get to Irithyll dungeon before I figured that out. Nope, not at all.

I'm about to beat the game again as a sorc. Enjoying it for the change of pace. Use sword for trash, spells for hard enemies and sometimes on bosses. Found a thread with a bunch of helpful info here. Fextralife Information Using Dark Sword (gets to S scaling on int at +10). Only...

2Hers are not garbage. They all give you extra range, are more likely to break blocks and stagger more enemies than 1handers. Also, plenty of them do more than enough damage to beat the game easily. Of the two that I used, both +10, the Exiled greatsword does beastly damage and the Zweihander...

Beat it at lvl 106 and 70ish hours. All bosses done except for one. Deciding if I want to do NG+ or try a faith/magic type build. Really great game.

Exactly. Palum is trolling right?

While it seems weird to have chunks so easily, I like it. Lets me experiment with more maxed out weapons. I really hope more people start posting stats of fully upgraded weapons on the wiki.

Yes, you can do it afterwards. I had my first sword to +5 before I made it sharp.

You can do the +1,+2 all the way up, then later on decide to make it a Sharp or Fire one. You never lose your +1,+2 or whatever, but can reset it back to a normal weapon and then make it a Heavy or something. You can also keep doing more +'s after you have made it sharp. So you can take a +3...

Getting pretty close to beating this. For those that have played DS2:Scholars of the First Sin, is it worth playing after this? Or should I just go into NG+?

Yeah, definitely downsides to it. Got to be nuthugging shit.

I was a bit unhappy with how much stamina Zweihander was taking, but wasnt sure what other weapons were good.Based on this infothat showed the exiled greatsword being the best curved greatsword, decided to go with it. Compared to Zweihander it seems to hit as hard, but takes way less stamina. At...

Yeah, Pontif and onwards was where I faced my first problems. Btw, wtf is up with mimic to real chest ratio in this game? Feels like there are way more mimics this game. Was only a handful of mimics in dark souls.

Careful bro. Pretty sure jacking off with your dog is illegal.

Thanks for the tips, will give them a shot. Got pretty frustrated last night dealing with it. Gave up and tried some co-op and pvp for the first time and got abunch of levels from that, so turned out good in the end. Hopefully I can get him tomorrow!

I'm having all kinds of problems with phase 2 myself. Phase 1 is easy as shit, phase 2 just kills me over and over. I can avoid most of the damage but if I try and do damage I get fucked on.

The ability to act and the personality of the character is way more important than physical appearance. Bet you were one of the faggots complaining about eye color or hair color in game of thrones.