Ptetty sure it does now since I had all of the base game spells and didn't get the trophy until I bought all of Dusk's spells.
Dark Souls: Remastered |OT| The Dark Souls of remasters
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Ptetty sure it does now since I had all of the base game spells and didn't get the trophy until I bought all of Dusk's spells.
Dusk spells aren't DLC. Dusk has been there in the original game.
Whenever I meet the dude in the pool - you chat to him later - all I can think is how bad his breath must be...
You telling me I could have met Dusk this whole time back in the day but didn't know she existed until she played a role in the DLC.
Did a few more runs through Sen's Fortress. I think I got almost all the treasure there, aside from the ones guarded by the Titanite Demons. Saving those for later.
It's weird. I either steamroll through the place or I make brain-dead mistakes and get killed in embarrassing manners. There's no middle way.
It's weird. I either steamroll through the place or I make brain-dead mistakes and get killed in embarrassing manners. There's no middle way.
I always use that method. He's a terrible 'boss' and a waste of time.
Me and a friend did this last night. Its not hard persay, but you have to not rush or youll get fucked instantly. It also seems to be a popular place to invade people at. We were invaded everytime we got in there at the entrance.
I've never really used 2 Handed Weapons in the Souls games, mostly stuck to 1 Handed so I wouldn't have any preference. Something similar to a Longsword I guess? I like weapons with broad strikes.
Yeah Murakamo and Great Scythe were the two I was looking at. I only have the Black Knight Greatsword right now so I'd have to get lucky for that drop before trying it out. I hear good things about the Obsidian Greatsword. Do you have any experience with that?
I never went to the Painted World back in the day. I didn't even know it existed until after I finished the game. It was cool to explore a new area for me. I'm hoping to get the same feeling from the DLC.
It was pretty challenging, too. Those bloated head hollows are scary since they have ranged attacks but can also Toxic you in an instant. Status effects last for so long in this game compared to the later ones, holy crap.
I'm starting to feel the heat from my no added Vitality run. I've got 40 STR and 40 Faith. I can one shot almost everything with my Great Club but in turn almost everything kills me in two hits, hah.
It was pretty challenging, too. Those bloated head hollows are scary since they have ranged attacks but can also Toxic you in an instant. Status effects last for so long in this game compared to the later ones, holy crap.
I'm starting to feel the heat from my no added Vitality run. I've got 40 STR and 40 Faith. I can one shot almost everything with my Great Club but in turn almost everything kills me in two hits, hah.
1) Replace Tower with Grass Crest Shield (available just as early and has END boost)
2) Replace Mace with Club (better STR scaling)
There are a LOT of other issues with calling this "objectively the best PvE build" (absurd), but those are immediate improvements to the original concept.
Loved the Big Hat Logan questline, been rocking his Big Hat and a Strength/Dexterity build with the Black Knight Halberd and Pursuers spell. I've been taking a break the past couple days because I'm basically at the point of facing Gwyn and I'm just in the endgame looking up what I should do.
I think it's a general message - I get it and don't think I've been hacked/softbanned. Although I am now worried!
Particularly after I feed him a dung pie...
not sure if you can feed him dung pies.
Unless your build is terrible and/or you come to the boss super early, cheesing takes longer than just killing him normally, especially the fog gate method. Just save him for later in the game and kill him in 2 tentacle slams. Takes 20 seconds.
I always kill him early for his souls when I get the gold hemmed set.
I always do him immediately after Quelaag also and he's still a quick easy kill normally. It always baffles me that so many people cheese this fight.
Haha! I love Souls games. I just somehow got through Sens Fortress on my first try. Had no Estus left at the end because the boulder traps reset for some reason. Took care of the giant but I'm staring at a mean looking dude across the way. Sky looks beautiful though.
Summoned 2 players to help me with the gargoyles, screw it. I was slowly getting the hang of the fight and what strategies to use but I ran out of patience lol. Capra Demon and his dogs are annoying. Capra's moveset isn't so bad if you got rid of the dogs.
My strength build just ripped through Iron Golem as if he were made of paper. I couldn't believe how fast he went down.
I know a lot of people make fun of the DS2 bosses, but man there is a fair few shitty bosses in the original DS. Ceaseless Discharge being one of the main offenders.
I hate the game keeps doing this even when you already got to the boulder control.
I think there's an invisible switch in those two rooms (with the one snake guy and the trap in the middle of the corridor) between the two boulder slopes that automatically adjusts their trajectory to the route you're following. Fine and dandy when you visit that place the first time. But the moment you manually adjust the turntable, that 'invisible' switch should permanently turn off.
Same. Quelaag, Ceasleless one, two is too nice a chunk of souls to resist that early on, plus I usually want to pick up the Large Fire Ember and hopefully a chunk or two from the pop-up centipede things. Feels good boning back to the Parish and straight in to Sen's afterwards.
Beat the Iron Golem on my second try, solo. He wasn't even that hard. First time he flung me off the edge with his grab attack (cheap, man...), the second time I stuck to his legs and he toppled over two times, making it easy to whale into him with my Dark Knight Sword.
I've never done this quest. I always mess it up. It's a terrible quest.
If its your first time, sens fortress can take a bit of effort to conquer... But its after this that things get a little more tricky...
Dont give up, the best boss fights are after those 2 areas.
I know its better to go in blind but consider seeking a guide just to access the dlc... Artorias is the best boss fight of the entire series in my opinion.
It's easy when you figure it out. Can run through it in 2-3 min without fighting anything.
It's bullshit when you slip for no god damn reason. The drop when the golem is waiting for you. I don't know where to go from there and have no time to look because the golem is on me. I've slipped to my death like 8 times. Fuck this section. At least let me fight him.
I just looked at a video on youtube and you don't even need to drop, jesus christ. SO much time wasted.
Fuck me, man. Those huge armored sentinels in Anor Londo are harder to beat than the Iron Golem.
Okay now. I can see myself beating O and S one day. But that day is not this day (got to get some sleep).
They're cool bosses even if I generally don't enjoy these kind of dual encounters. Always seems like the camera is the third enemy.
Oh well, going to be a few days break anyway.
They're cool bosses even if I generally don't enjoy these kind of dual encounters. Always seems like the camera is the third enemy.
Oh well, going to be a few days break anyway.
The Sentinels are a pain in the ass for sure. They guard some chests in the beginning of the area but otherwise they are really not worth fighting. I usually just run by them...
I never bothered with sidequests until now with this remastered edition. This guy died in lost izalith, eventhough I killed like 3 or 4 of those chaos eaters and even damaged the last one, he couldn't even manage to stay alive with more than 50% health -_-