If you're on ps4 I could drop one for you from my retired plat run build. Either high level (probably a +14) or I could get you a new low level one. I'd just need to kill O&S to warp back from where I left it at the giant blacksmith. I'm assuming dropping weapons still works.
I was level 100 at the end of Bloodborne :o I guess I have a slow playstyle for these games.
Come on, be nice. Anyone that plays a soulsgame is ok in my book. A lot of people give up on the first boss.
Prioritize the weapons, but if you have some leftover shards, it can definitely help.
Eh, I don't think galv is being elitist, but just a bit puzzled considering that the poster he's replying to has beaten Bloodborne and all. If he were a completely new player that'd be different.
No.. That's literally how invasions work.
Not all bonfires are safe. Basically, if you can use your white soapstone (as in, it's not greyed out), it's also a place where you can be invaded, assuming the boss is still alive. If you can't drop it, you're either already being invaded, or you're in a single-player zone (e.g. Firelink Shrine or the area between Taurus Demon and the Hellkite Drake bridge).
I replayed the original with DSFix and a fanmod just a few weeks before the remaster launched, and I'd never go back to it. Personally the visual changes aren't that noticeable when you're actually playing (apart from the attention grabbing ones like brighter souls), there haven't been any moments where I've thought "this looks wrong". The only other contentious change is introducing weapon matchmaking, which sounded worse when it was first discovered than it actually is. It's not much different from Dark Souls 3's and largely just protects low levels from twinks.
I cheased him with this cheap plunge attacks. After 2 he was dead!
Sinh is by far the best dragon fight in the entire series.
I completely forgot about him, in my head the only DS2 dragon was the ancient dragon, who of course exists on the opposite end of the spectrum to Sinh.
Each to their own, but I really felt Midir was a game of specifically baiting certain moves so you could actually hit its noggin more often than not
I really don't get why people love Sinh so much. I killed it on my first attempt lol.
As much as I loved playing w/ dsfix and other mods, after playing Remastered, I won't be going back to it. All of the small improvements add up to a much better experience across the board. The framerate is so smooth. I was a huge skeptic of the PC version in particular, but I have zero regrets after playing through this. Even considering continuing into NG+ to chase the 100%.
I am truly having a great time exploring the world so I definitely agree. Love meeting new characters and such also.
Yeah, felt like it. Without following a guide though, I didn't know to come to Sif earlier, he's pretty tucked away. If I'm just overlevelled in general though, I don't know how, I've never intentionally grinded for souls, or joined other players or anything. Only thing I can think of is I've died a LOT outside of bosses lmao, and replayed sections many times because of it, which could be like accidental grinding.
This crossed my mind, and could be a small aspect, but I honestly I just feel like my DPS is too high rather than me being too good (even though I'd like to claim that haha). Y'know, maybe I'll switch out my upgraded weapon for something new and see if my damage output becomes more appropriate.
Did you go back to her starting position? That's where the item will be not where she actually died.
