Dang. I always thought people just found it

This is so nice :D thank you for making this video. I love ds3.

Never knew about this. Sadly picked up Fromsoft games with Bloodborne, played 3 a few months later and played 2 and the Remaster years later.

Ah yes my preferred way of killing the four kings, POISE BOIS BBY face tank ftw!

I hate fan bases making up names when the character already has one. This character not having any name leaves it open, I guess.

Clay Aeschliman would probably snap on this

Im not the only one who heard it right? 31:44

I found this on my own on my first playthrou, i either have advance autism or very lucky

When I played Dark Souls 1 for the first time a few years ago i didnt even kniw that there was dlc included in the remaster so i went through the entire game thinking I did everything because there was no reason or hint at all that i was meant to come back to the Hydra area but i finally came back to DS1 a few years later and finally played through the game again along with the dlc and it was pretty good, I just wish they didnt make it near impossible to figure out without guides, at the very least the amber Golem should have been there at all times and you should be able to pick up the broken pendant at any time when you go through the Dukes Archives.

the primeval demon at 28:15 has a face design in the original that reminds me of the old one's mouth. That was also lost..

I had no idea you could see dusk inside the golem. That’s actually so cool

This was probably already mentioned, but Super Punch-Out on the SNES has a hidden multiplayer mode that was only discovered two years ago.

In my first ever playthrough the dlc was already out, but I figured it out somewhat easily on my own - but it was because of the reasons you mentioned. I often struggled to win fights so basically I’d save out after every win since it probably took me 20-30 minutes of stress and struggle, so I was essentially always reloading areas naturally. And Dusk never did shut up about her homeland, I was also reading every bit of dialogue or item description because god damn it I was lost at times. I remember finding the thing and then being like “how the hell do I get back to where dusk is…”

Great video! Can you make one talking about the asylum demon for like, 20 minutes?

i played ds1 for the first time this week and i found it on my first blind run, i spent a lot of time going through darkroot because of the ladder behind the hydra, i was convinced there had to be something hidden around it or in the waterfall because i originally ignored the hydra then went up and around then tried to climb down behind the hydra and died, so I didn't understand the purpose of the ladder, later I found the pendant and just happened to go through the cove again because i was still convinced i missed something. I honestly didn't know it was an expansion, because it was kinda like siegmeyer's quest and the painting place in Anor Londo.

My only interaction with gravelording was finding this super low level dude in the giant set spamming gravelord sword dance, knocking him off of a cliff, and later getting summoned to help him fight a red. P cool mechanic if it was actually present for most of the game.

Here's the thing, you said a Jackdaw is a Crow...

Am still trying to find it

Personally, I would have loved Seek Guidance as a ring or maybe a helm you could equip - they did it with sunlight maggot after all, I feel they definitely could have done it with something like Seek Guidance even if it would make secret hunting fairly trivial in a game more like ds2.

It is mostly common knowledge among those who know any facts about crows to know crows will trade items for food and other things they want. There's not a single Hawk in Dark Souls. So I'd say crow easily stuck. People love crows.

From Soft released what you needed to do publicly days before the debut of the DLC. We already knew exactly what to do before the DLC even released. the page itself no longer exists since they took down the original Dark Souls website and made a new one. But it was very public info at the time if you followed From Soft.

Ratchet & Clank 2016 got its pre order bonus released for free to everyone. 8 years after release though.

@illusory wall DS2 (at least SotFS) invasion cooldown is 8m regardless of human/hollow. DS3 might be handled server-side, however it behaves in an interesting way: 1. By default, you cannot be invaded by red or mad phantoms, even if embered. 2. To enable invasions, you must do one of the following: A. Invade 8 times using the red eye orb. B*. Summon or get summoned, either through a sign or a covenant invasion. C. While embered, use the Dried Finger. D. Get invaded by a covenant invader (Watchdog of Farron or Aldrich Faithful). 3. Invasion priority seems to be a thing that's handled server-side, but it might be a placebo effect as well. Lobby priority isn't well understood. *If playing online, you're most likely to get invaded in Anor Londo. However, you can go through the side of Crucifixion Woods while not touching the water and completely avoid invasions until then.

The 4 kings damage module might be the one that staggers?

elden ring isn't hard because of the bosses and enemies etc for me it was exploring the map sometimes it takes me an hour or so dying again and again just to reach an area in the map unless i open up aguide on youtube where he goes to a grace point half way across the map and rides for 5 minutes straight sometimes longer just to reach there smh...

I had no idea there was a lost and found chest

love the ost Snake Man

1:58 The hand writing: 『カラ』 is "shell". 『きのこの出る穴』 is "Hole where mushrooms come out"

Not sure if you’ve updated on this yet, but are the sin mechanics the same in DS2 and DS3?

Basically tsukumogami.

UK Souls wtf

Next episode when demon's souls 2 released

I find this video super funny because i never once thought in my head that the bird girl in that nest as snuggly or sparkly because my first interaction with the group of npc was in 3 with the one that goes pickle pee and pump er rum so in my head theyre all pickle pee. Also I assumed the one in Dark souls is a crow solely because of the big crow and i feel like that tracks more because like in DeS where the birds flying nearby inform us of the type of nestling in the nest so should it in DaS. I just assumed a slightly smaller crow laid them

I was indeed very curious about that weird wall in Blighttown near the Firekeeper's soul! I tried all kinds of things for several minutes upon discovering that thing.

In DS2, there also Crow (and similar nest) that transport you to World of Mummy.

It does seem in the souls lore, due to it's ambiguity, there does seem to be a fair bit of assumptions turned into confirmations. Such as because a character states something it must be true, not really considering the character could be misinformed or outright lying, another being that because a mob drops a certain item it must be linked to this other mob, etc

The only cov. to even approach gravelording in terms of fun are dark souls 3's purple mad phantoms.

I feel like the game wanted you to think the road of sacrifices was a much longer journey for theming and framing reasons

Hi! Whats the ost playing at 1:53

Please make a part two if you get the chance

Giligan casually carrying a ladder at least 20x his height is the best thing ever

It’s awesome until your stuck in a 5v1

100% agree. I'm a solo player and liked getting invaded every now and then and that just isn't a thing anymore.

Well, CAW is a universal crow sound

Need.

New fan of Dark souls since 2019: When I first played Dark Souls1 it was a fascinating experience. After I’ve finished the last boss and stopped playing, I sometimes went back and explored the areas for items I might’ve missed and areas I intentionally left until I beat the game. One of those areas was the hydra and the little water passage at the side of the cliff. I was really scared about approaching it, but eventually tried going forward. I’ve found the Crystal mob walking around from afar and wondered „hmm, that wasn’t here before?“ and cleared it. The crystal monster came as a hint to me to go back to the area where these monsters were normally spawning at. I cleared the whole area from 0-100 and eventually found the item or answer I was looking for. Now, with that item, I thought what to do with it. I went back to the beginning talked to every NPC again, travelled through EVERY SINGLE area and talked to every single npc present. The last place I missed out on intentionally was the original area for the DLC entrance. After I’ve had checked everything and found unexpected mini bosses, story lines and items, I came to the conclusion that my journey was not wrongly chosen. There was a reason, this game never directly told you where to go, you were free to find your own path which eventually leads you to the end. With many difficulties I’ve cleared the DLC and with a last bright smile, I’ve said goodbye to DS1 and started playing DS2. DS2 was one of my most favourite experiences on a souls-like game which I was gladly able to find in DS3 again. The level of difficulty just kept increasing but in the end Elden Ring felt like a soft wind compared to them in difficulty. It was more about the core storylines than the difficulty of the bosses I think. From Software is a GEM and I’m glad i talked myself into giving souls-like games a shot.

amazingly good video

5:29 I played DS2 SotFS recently, I can tell you exactly what was my Soul Memory 4177267 ... On a first playthrough Without even touching NG+ And only grinding for levels at the start of the game to have 60 INT All other grinding was for titanite

The rolling ball kill at 17:34 was amazing

Am I missing something or did they basically came back to that system for Elden Ring?