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Suitaru posted:Doesn't she only sell three? She gets infinite chunks after killing the final boss. I just get mine from clearing the Shrine of Anime and asceticing the Aerie. Yeah that works too. The game gives you a decent number of ways of getting quite a few in NG between lizards and vendors.
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Asehujiko posted:Well none of the above matters any more because the Dark Chasm went and stopped functioning when I tabbed back into the game: You have to be in the Abyss covenant to enter the chasm.
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Chomp8645 posted:Ok, that would be fine if there actual time travel involved. But no matter how you slice it it doesn't make any sense that by interacting with a memory you're changing things in the present, past, or anywhere in time or space. It's a memory. Relax man, they straight out say at the start of the game that Drangelic is MAAAAAAGIC and TIME IS CRAZY HERE.
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deimos posted:Most likely. What is your build? Which Dark Chasm are you doing? Oh poo poo. I didn't light the cauldron. Am I screwed?
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:25 |
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Spincut posted:Oh poo poo. I didn't light the cauldron. Am I screwed? You can reenter the abyss as many times as you like so long as you have the effigy for it.
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:26 |
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Yodzilla posted:Buy them from Chloanne. She only sells three so it's pointless. They added infinite twinkling in Dark Souls 1 so that you didn't have to grind at awful spots for them. Someone thought it was a good idea to bring grinding back.
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:29 |
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Is service down? I checked farfire and it says it's up, but I can't connect. It took them forever to update farfire yesterday so I don't know if it's just me or not at this point. EDIT: Working now. Kiran fucked around with this message at 18:38 on May 7, 2014 |
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Do I need to kill all of the enemies in no-man's wharf before boarding the boat?
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:33 |
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Annath posted:Tips for beating the Royal Rat Vanguard (mohawk guy) go. The greatsword works pretty good here, even in its base form, assuming you have enough strength to at least two-hand it. The LB attack it a straight overhead swing, which works great for attacking down the lanes made by the statues. LB,LB will usually wipe out anything in front of you. Try to keep the horde by the fog gate opposite the door you came in from; when the Vanguard's health bar pops up, run back to where you came in. He drops into the room there and, since all the rats are all the way across the room, you'll have enough time to get off three attacks on him before the first of his flunkies trundles into attack range. Keep your back to the fog gate while doing that and flip back after your third attack to dodge any attacks, keep him in your sights and get two, maybe three, more LB attacks in as quickly as you can. That should do it. Incidentally, this is a really good place to grind souls if your weapon has a moveset similar to the greatsword, since you can wade in and kill as many rats as you please and, even if you die, your bloodstain is close by and really easy to get to before the rats start coming into the room.
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:34 |
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Jose posted:Do I need to kill all of the enemies in no-man's wharf before boarding the boat? No but if you don't, you'll get ambushed from behind once you get on the boat
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Jose posted:Do I need to kill all of the enemies in no-man's wharf before boarding the boat? You don't HAVE to, but it's recommended you at least take care of the guys hanging off the bridge first.
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Do enemies scale with NG+ forever or do they stop getting stronger after NG7+ or so like in the last game?
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:36 |
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Wiseblood posted:You don't HAVE to, but it's recommended you at least take care of the guys hanging off the bridge first. If you have Licia with you she'll stop on the docks where the enemies are hanging and refuse to go forward. Ambush averted.
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Bobnumerotres posted:She only sells three so it's pointless. They added infinite twinkling in Dark Souls 1 so that you didn't have to grind at awful spots for them. Someone thought it was a good idea to bring grinding back. It seems like a bizarrely poor decision that they took two issues that were fixed in patches in dark souls 1, rare twinkling titanite and rare drops off of despawning enemies, and not only un-fixed them but actually made them worse.
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Just spent some time spamming the dried fingers in the Grave of Saints. Some of the ratbros looked like they were trying for serious pvp, some of them were absolutely terrible, some of them were mysteriously absent as I leisurely jogged to the end, and one of them was Kettel and knew how to host a proper loving dungeon. He laid out items as bait and put down paths of prism stones and threw down Gough's carvings. When I saw that I was being summoned into their world for a second time I switched from my murderin' weapon to the claws so we could have a proper funhaver fight, which culminated in a double KO and I didn't even mind that my third dragon ring got broken in the acid. Despite the variances absolutely everyone had both of the drawbridges down, though.
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FrickenMoron posted:Pursuer exists to get you ready for pvp, check out those lagstabs!
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:53 |
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Jose posted:Do I need to kill all of the enemies in no-man's wharf before boarding the boat? I think you're asking how to get the boat to come to the pier, there's a switch high up on the upper levels overlooking the pier, pull that.
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TastyAvocado posted:It seems like a bizarrely poor decision that they took two issues that were fixed in patches in dark souls 1, rare twinkling titanite and rare drops off of despawning enemies, and not only un-fixed them but actually made them worse. There's absolutely no point to limiting quantities of anything once you've beaten the game. What difference does it make it you hit up Anime Shrine over and over again, or do anything else and just buy ores at that point? It's terribly stupid. quote:And people keep trying to tell me that hitboxes in this game aren't the brokenest poo poo.
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:55 |
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Is there a way to reliably play the game with a friend like a half-rear end co-op? I only got to play Dark Souls about 1/4th of the way before GFWL started acting up and finished in offline. If I got a copy for a friend and myself would we be able to summon each other all the time, most of the time, never?
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# ? May 7, 2014 18:59 |
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david... posted:I think you're asking how to get the boat to come to the pier, there's a switch high up on the upper levels overlooking the pier, pull that. Nah I'd summoned the boat but then got rushed after going onto it, was wondering if it triggered everyone in no-man's wharf or just the guys on the bridge
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Lukavi posted:Is there a way to reliably play the game with a friend like a half-rear end co-op? I only got to play Dark Souls about 1/4th of the way before GFWL started acting up and finished in offline. If I got a copy for a friend and myself would we be able to summon each other all the time, most of the time, never? You could have typed ds2 play with friend and hit search and gotten an answer already
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Lukavi posted:Is there a way to reliably play the game with a friend like a half-rear end co-op? I only got to play Dark Souls about 1/4th of the way before GFWL started acting up and finished in offline. If I got a copy for a friend and myself would we be able to summon each other all the time, most of the time, never? There's a relatively cheap ring that facilitates this but I don't know how well it works.
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:01 |
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LORE SPECULATION: Considering the fact that the protagonist starts his journey to Drangleic by jumping into a whirlpool of souls that opens up by the ruined gates of the missing kingdom, it's fair to posit that Drangleic both is and isn't built over Lordran. All of the experimenting done with the lord souls and all that assorted primal stuff within the kingdom basically pulled it into into whatever weird dreamtime Lordran existed in, and Drangleic now exists superimposed over it; aspects of Lordran sort of bleed through into Drangleic, making it all convoluted and weird. My theory, anyways.
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:02 |
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Bobnumerotres posted:They are with monsters, at least. For some reason a lot of non-humanoid enemies just have first-gen monster hunter levels of broken hitboxes.
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:03 |
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Is the fact my gate near McDuff, and pretty much everyone's whose world I got summoned to closed mean they went to Lost Bastille from beating the Pursuer?
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:06 |
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Jose posted:Is the fact my gate near McDuff, and pretty much everyone's whose world I got summoned to closed mean they went to Lost Bastille from beating the Pursuer?
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:09 |
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Got my second Grand Lance, which means that... ...the pain train has arrived.
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Jose posted:Is the fact my gate near McDuff, and pretty much everyone's whose world I got summoned to closed mean they went to Lost Bastille from beating the Pursuer? Uh, not really. McDuff's door is opened by the Bastille Key, which is available no matter which route to Bastille you take.
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skasion posted:Uh, not really. McDuff's door is opened by the Bastille Key, which is available no matter which route to Bastille you take. Think they're referring to the gate that you open by pulling the switch on one side, next to the dogs, not the locked door-grate you're talking about. I know that I went FoFG > Bastille and had that gate closed for a long time.
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Tensei posted:Got my second Grand Lance, which means that... This is pretty great. Is it actually a powerful build too? Also would putting Poison on my Manikin Claws be a good fit? Those quick jabs in the power stance might be good to inflict some Poison.
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:15 |
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satanic splash-back posted:You could have typed ds2 play with friend and hit search and gotten an answer already Not at work, the filters kill anything "Entertainment" and "Games" leaves SA open for some reason, Super helpful though
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skasion posted:Uh, not really. McDuff's door is opened by the Bastille Key, which is available no matter which route to Bastille you take. Or an exploding barrel there to do nothing but explode a wall.
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Lukavi posted:Is there a way to reliably play the game with a friend like a half-rear end co-op? I only got to play Dark Souls about 1/4th of the way before GFWL started acting up and finished in offline. If I got a copy for a friend and myself would we be able to summon each other all the time, most of the time, never? My buddy and I are doing a Coop playthrough. As long as you guys are in the same SM range and get the engraved ring and pick the same god, you'll be able to summon each other constantly. It's also the only way Soul Memory makes sense, you'll make different decisions on when to level and what to buy but the person who doesn't level won't end up straight up better than the leveler.
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:19 |
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Suitaru posted:Doesn't she only sell three? She gets infinite chunks after killing the final boss. I just get mine from clearing the Shrine of Anime and asceticing the Aerie. You can literally get infinite twinkling by doing the memory of jeigh over and over. theres an ascetic, and a corpse before the tree that re spawns with every ascetic you use.
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Bobnumerotres posted:They are with monsters, at least. For some reason a lot of non-humanoid enemies just have first-gen monster hunter levels of broken hitboxes. The rat hound/infested hollow really bug me with this. It feels like I take damage from their attack before it has really animated.
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mysterious frankie posted:The greatsword works pretty good here, even in its base form, assuming you have enough strength to at least two-hand it. The LB attack it a straight overhead swing, which works great for attacking down the lanes made by the statues. LB,LB will usually wipe out anything in front of you. Try to keep the horde by the fog gate opposite the door you came in from; when the Vanguard's health bar pops up, run back to where you came in. He drops into the room there and, since all the rats are all the way across the room, you'll have enough time to get off three attacks on him before the first of his flunkies trundles into attack range. Keep your back to the fog gate while doing that and flip back after your third attack to dodge any attacks, keep him in your sights and get two, maybe three, more LB attacks in as quickly as you can. That should do it. along these lines, if you have santier's spear it is absolutely one of the best weapons for tight quarters. It's completely unaffected by hitting a wall. I didn't have it by the time I did it(jumped down pretty early) but I managed it with the Great Sword, after my 10th try probably.
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# ? May 7, 2014 19:26 |
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99 problems but a soft cap ain't one
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83G6DHrfhq8
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Yodzilla posted:This is pretty great. Is it actually a powerful build too? The grand lance in and of itself is pretty amazing for PvE because it has good reach, high counter damage (I did upwards of 1k damage per hit to the Rotten on NG+) and a lot of poise damage for a thrusting weapon. Dualwielding it is a bit gimmicky since I'm sacrificing a shield slot for a marginal increase in damage, but it looks way cooler.
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Does lighting a bonfire do the entire zone or just the small area attached to the bonfire? I ask because I was trying to get that warlock helmet from the mob just outside the singing girls place. If I just made the entire anime zone +3 im going to be fuuuucked.
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