The End of Dark Souls III

So this is the end of the Souls Games....
Ya'll aren't ready for this video.
I hope you guys enjoy it
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[@riskyreborn8162]

John Souls, herald of such quotes as: “Every soul has its dark.”

[@the333gamer333]

Hand it over, that thing, your Dark Souls 3 The Ringed City DLC for the PlayStation 4

[@giuseppe7574]

And "it's always darkest before the soul"

[@rotatorebato]

@@giuseppe7574 "it's always riskiest before the rain"

[@sakuragi9467]

*According to my plans...Sekiro is next.*

[@anidiot11]

Y'all gonna hate me but I got a Physical Copy of DS3 Deluxe. For 12.88$

[@ninjack11]

"i cant believe the (firekeeper) ending is hidden behind a secret area" laughs in Anri

[@LydCal999]

Usurpation of fire be like "do a triple backflip off of the cliff behind the 2 hidden walls 6000 feet above the undead settlement to land on top of a lizard, causing it to drop its car keys in front of yuria so she can make it to the final boss fight in time"

[@Vilgrim]

@@LydCal999 You just described DS2's pickaxe drop c':

[@MeonLights]

I remember reading you could marry Anri and got excited because the other endings are so sad and then I saw the "wedding" :/

[@mydogsnameistyson4870]

@@Vilgrim how the world does someone find that pickaxe without having to use a guide

[@darkuscarlet]

@@Vilgrim THE GODDAMN PIG!!!!

[@AlexStJohn-wd3yy]

I love that John Souls player trying to make himself into a boss by switching weapons and going into a “Phase 2”. I wish more Dark Souls players were like this, it’d be so cool. Or maybe I’m just running into the “gank squad” crowd all too often

[@proganerxdave6720]

I wonder how he was the boss so many times.

[@RoVirus]

Thing is unless its a quality build it's fookin hard to be effective with two different weapon types within pvp limits. I do however have encountered themes like combat caster or dark sorcerers.

[@grimsage5809]

@@proganerxdave6720 Probby had an easier time of it with shen being underlevelled for TRC, honestly. spears around 90 and 120 would give inexperienced players a much rougher time from what i've seen (regen builds, darkmoon blade charge-combo ugs)

[@mihirlavande]

I tend to do that with my Discount Guts build. Cast Power Within, wear the Morne helmet, and use the UGS.

[@thesouphour8426]

When I did my dragonslayer armour build I’d do a phase 2 by casting iron flesh and two handing the axe

[@Pyberspace]

The absolute comedic timing of 23:40 1. Accidentally wallops Gael 2. Tries to put away her sword as a sign of goodwill 3. Pulls out a bigger sword instead

[@alexspain9103]

Shen: I'm not that good. Also Shen: *Proceeds to play DLC underleveled by 40 levels*

[@Delimeatl8i]

*with the broadsword*

[@pudinnpie]

@@Delimeatl8i wadaya mean broadsword best weapon in the game

[@georgelongcoal1117]

@@pudinnpie COUGH COUGH SELLSWORD WINBLADES

[@BarryTheSeagull]

COUGH COUGH +10 Club COUGH COUGH

[@mistamemewide]

How would she know? She hadn't played Dark Souls 3 before.

[@ClassyReviews]

Hey everyone, Editor here. Just wanted to pop in and say a quick message. This video series is easily my biggest undertaking ever as an editor, and it's one I look back on with pride. It also introduced me into the rabbit hole that is the Soul series properly, and an experience I have zero regrets with (bar the unicorns.) They're fantastic games that I'm glad I no longer sleep on. I just wanted to thank everyone for making this series the rousing success that it is. From the viewers sharing their experiences, to Shen's guests and friends adding their own flair. This series was a hefty project with over 100 hours of content to cut down, but worth it whenever I read all the comments enjoying the videos with my goofy edits. And of course a big thank you to Shen for trusting me with such a passionate project and large undertaking. You've changed my life forever and for the better. I'm glad I was able to assist in this series that means so much to you.

[@Phyrrax]

What a monster project to edit. You can really be proud of this, you did great. 👏

[@Bigdude0444]

Thank you as well as Shen. These have been wonderful to watch.

[@SorvahrSpahr]

You rocked the editing! Great job!

[@ethankoif3861]

That's awesome! But... what about Sekiro?...

[@vergil5164]

You are a fucking beast at editing

[@Indiscrimi]

I've noticed that when From Software makes the "Phase 2" part of a boss fight, they always do one of three things: 1. One enemy becomes two 2. Two enemies become one 3. MOAR FIRE!

[@alejandromolina2802]

Or they regain sanity and go sicko mode

[@mabe4322]

Friede becomes two (one of which includes fire) and then goes back to one. She's the ultimate boss.

[@brandon0220]

@@mabe4322 not to mention, phase 3 has *dark* fire, going the extra mile

[@serPomiz]

@@mabe4322 and said third phase pull the rug out from you by giving the non-soul reward BEFORE the third phase and also, it's the only boss with a Pure thrid phase, as in, completelly full health bar, small refreshing and boost dispell between phases, and change of element resistance

[@Kaboom-gv6gb]

And then there’s Champion Gundyr who just eyes go red and he starts trying

[@boori2906]

This is the moment we all dreaded, John Souls journey comes to an end. His name is forever etched into the history of soulsborne games. Farewell my friend.. you'll never be forgotten.

[@Kriosaivak]

Don’t worry. We’ll have John Ring, the Elder soon enough.

[@npswm1314]

Its not over yet! Elden Ring next!

[@yphoenix5957]

Don't worry. Maybe we'll see Elder John in the _Lands between_

[@darkmodeenjoyer3367]

@@npswm1314 and he will the screat final boss

[@kingdomheartssora754]

May he have a safe journey. And may he never go hollow.

[@enoenthehero]

Shen's speech at the end got me emotional. She's absolutely right: Help get people to enjoy this game without scaring them away about it's difficulty. Ease them into it and make more people want to play this fantastic game series.

[@jgkitarel]

Did it for one. Helped that she saw me stream it into discord several times. Along with my swearing at the many, many, _many_ deaths of mine. Some stupid, some BS, all because I keep forgetting something about the game to keep in mind. It's hard, but fair, but you have to try. There is no easy mode, and I want kept that way. The difficulty is all based on how you play, but that means ranging from merely difficult but not too bad to 'Oh God, why did I decide to play this way?'

[@Willzb-xk4ew]

I just threw my friend right into the deep end of the bottomless pool that is the eldensoulsborne series

[@kingbeckard]

As someone who probably wouldve quit dark souls 1 if it wasnt for one of my online friends i can 100% agree. I was struggling and did not have much fun with me not knowing what to do or where to go. He basically said "No im joining you and we are playing this together." And so we did. He carried me practically all the way through, but i had so much fun. And some people might say "ThAtS nOt ThE dArK SOulS ExPeRienCE!!" but i dont care. It was how i had fun at first. After that i played the whole game by myself to get the "Dark souls experience" and i loved it. After that we played bloodborne (another game i had tried but dropped since i had the same issues as dark souls 1) and again, i had fun and played it by myself afterward and it's now one of my favorite games of all time. We planned to do dark souls 3 together as well, but then the whole server shutdown happened, and i decided to just it by myself, and after taking all i had learned from ds1 and bloodborne i felt a lot more at home, while still exploring everything by myself and playing a whole new game. The souls series has since become my absolute favorite game franchise of all time, and i absolutely love elden ring. I have started sekiro and ds2 but never really got too far, but im exited to finally play them when i finally get to it. Overall thank you pattie

[@cagethelonewolf]

To be fair she was fairly carried her first few souls. But yeah 3 is the one to start with. It allows you to go brainless spamy tho demon souls is way better

[@excalligator5529]

@@Willzb-xk4ew like a true patches male

[@thesadsquatch3158]

"Ashen One, hearest thou my voice still?" Will forever be one of the most chilling things I have ever heard in a game, and will always love it dearly. What a beautiful way to end a video, and I'm so glad I was able to see yet another persons experience with such a masterful game. Thank you.

[@aaronroberts7047]

god that's exactly why its my favourite ending in the series

[@merlin6602]

I understand you, but have you played Subnautica? I get goosebumps every time I hear the last words of the game

[@enderfox3071]

@@merlin6602 BRO SAME

[@tricmagic]

A voice to the series well spoken.

[@cyrusardyn]

The adventure of John Souls, and his companion, John Souls, concludes.

[@fernandozavaletabustos205]

Now begins the saga of John Elden Ring.

[@thefungus4220]

John Ring, second in lineage of the Johnstar family

[@kirayoshikage1491]

@@thefungus4220 😊 yes

[@kingofflames738]

@@fernandozavaletabustos205 John Ring

[@fernandozavaletabustos205]

@@thefungus4220 Yes! Yes! YES!

[@Bukwheat]

Now we wait for John Ring “Every Ring has an Elden”

[@nashvontookus7451]

What about John Shadows?

[@cooldudeachyut]

"Every John Dies Twice" - John after he died twice

[@popkhorne5372]

Elden John would be far better and fitting ^^

[@imperiodasgalaxias9064]

James E. Ring

[@huntsman197]

John Elden ring? Nah... *ELDEN JOHN*

[@DarkKosmic]

Shen: “Who wants to see DLC?” Me: *YES*

[@xenonsean7050]

YES, INDEED

[@nemtudom5074]

Shen: Hits Gael Shen: Oh so sorry, let me put away my weapon: Also Shen: *Pulls out an even bigger sword* lmao

[@Anonymous-73]

The fact that Shen accidentally discovered the correct way to slay the Ancient Wyvern is so *funny* because I died like 20 times before I figured it out

[@MrTrueCaller619]

Not accidentally, chat.

[@AnarchyArcher]

I think you've perfectly encapsulated here why panic rolling and retreating away from a boss gets people killed.

[@TheActualMrLink]

Learn from her mistakes. Be extremely aggressive all the time.

[@kaint8974]

@@TheActualMrLink Hesitation is defeat.

[@snowpools8498]

@@TheActualMrLink That's exactly what I do to just have the most fun. She is doing pretty damn well though considering she's only got 9 estus at +5

[@phyllotaxis]

43:22 If people are going to claim dealing with griefers is part of The Real Dark Souls Experience, then summoning allies is legit too. This whole series has been great, for real.

[@Eon233]

Personally it ruins the experience for me. Again I’m just watching the video and not the stream but basically running away and being the target while two friends beat him to death really doesn’t “fit” this ending since you are fighting well YOURSELF and eventually the Soul of Gywn is the last ditch attempt at stopping you. I could understand maybe one ally but 2?

[@phyllotaxis]

@@Eon233 I'm not saying people are missing out if they don't use summons, I just don't agree with the mindset a lot of the fanbase seems to have that it's the "wrong" way to play, when it's explicitly encouraged by the game. Sunbros are there for a reason.

[@whatislife1337]

@@Eon233 well she does beat him 'legit' after all. And yeah makes sense you feel that way, but not everyone else is such an epic gamer, and i support what Shen says at the end of the game, if these games didn't have a 'HARD DIFFICULT YOU NEED TO SUFFER' stigma around them more people would have the pleasure of experiencing them

[@Eon233]

@@whatislife1337 that stigma isn’t the reason people don’t play the game. Many just don’t like games such as this where the story is placed in the atmosphere and the items. Also a bunch of vocal minority complain about the difficulty and never gave it a fair shot. I’m not an epic gamer. I still to this day have not beat Orphan of Kos cuz that dude is cracked tf out. Elden Ring looks to be the opener for many who dare not touch it before because of what they are trying to achieve

[@RoVirus]

I do agree on both ends. Also if you are invading it is host rules... That includes mad spirit buddies and darkmoons.

[@jedediahhopkins6051]

Gael probably has my favorite OST out of all of the DS3 bosses. I once heard his fight described as two nobodies fighting at the end of the world and I loved it

[@sirthomastheodoreblackwood5590]

The description I got for Gael was "Two nobodies fighting in the middle of nowhere over a can of paint" and I can happily say it was what made me first look at Dark Souls XD Never looked back! And DEAR GOD From Software does NOT sleep on the soundtracks! Gael's is incredible, but anything from Bloodborne gets my Blood going.

[@songbird6414]

@@sirthomastheodoreblackwood5590 from a pure musical standpoint, Gwyn’s and Darkeater Midair’s are my favorites(particularly Midirs, for that creepy as violin line in the middle). The guys really went all in with the music and it’s shines.

[@hollow3450]

to me, gael is the best boss in the franchise. He's just awsome

[@DragonKnight90001]

Yep

[@jayofthezenn]

2 Nobodies? Is that a Kingdom Hearts reference/joke?

[@WolfHreda]

Shen being utterly quiet the first time she reaches Gael's second phase. It's so perfect. You kinda just have to sit back and watch it unfold.

[@leonardoospino3497]

I love how Gael is Basically you, a no name who by effort and perseverance alone beat every odd , every obstacle, out lasted every god and keeps doing his job even after losing his sanity at the literal end of time

[@anubisperry7234]

If his name is Gael how is he a no name....js

[@filipvadas7602]

The ending of Dark Souls III is so damn poetic After all the struggles to keep the Flame going, after all the suffering done onto the giants,dragons men and pygmies by the gods , all the architecture and history....is just gone in a sea of ash and dust The only thing left is an old man with a broken sword and an unkindled undead, fighting for the fate of the new world

[@bruuze1258]

Two Nobodies, in the middle of Nowhere, fighting over Nothing

[@bartoszduda9759]

@@bruuze1258 with no one to see it

[@TonyAbyssWalker]

it's almost like saying why are you still here what are you even fighting for ? everything is gone , but i guess it is the slight of hope of a bit of humanity

[@DakkaSolae]

@@TonyAbyssWalker more like hope for finally ending it all. Ending the age of fire was supposed to happen ages ago, yet it didn't, and because the flow of time didn't happen as it was supposed to, the Earth started to suffer and turn and writhe and scream. That is why everything in the Ringed City is ash, why everything in the world is ash, the world is ending itself because it's the only way to continue after the suffering the age of fire went through. Of course, until the Ashen One snuffs out the fire.

[@TonyAbyssWalker]

@@DakkaSolae But yes it finaly ends the suffering , Yet i think i read somewhere that if he snuff out the fire which of course tthe firekeeper does that , i think it only reapet its cycle , by saying little flames dancing so maybe that flame is Gwyn , i think the ursuparition of flame is a bit better i think

[@Joandersonso]

1:33:19 "If you truly love these games you'd help the person getting into these games" Ironically, that's the entire point of multiplayer. It's not a coop, it's an assistance. When you rest on a bonfire, you see so many souls passing by, the game tells you that you are not alone in this harsh, unforgiving world. "The way I see it, our fates appear to be intertwined. In a land brimming with Hollows, could that really be mere chance? So, what do you say? Why not help one another on this lonely journey?" "Of course, we are not the only ones engaged in this." -Solaire of Astora I've been wathing you for some time lately and very interested in your soulslike experience. I'm so glad you enjoyed them (and tolerated Dark Souls 2). I can't wait to see you in Elden Ring. Thank you for playing these games. I'll be sure to pass by your streams one time or another. Btw i love your horny bi personality lol!

[@joshuaseagondollar2495]

This is why I always tend to equip the SunBro covenant and make a paladin-style character when I can. Cause sometimes you just want to give some jolly cooperation and lend a hand to someone who needs it. When I finally managed to beat Vordt my first time around (which took a while, as 3 was my first real Souls game) I left my sign outside his fog wall and just hung around the High Wall for a bit in case anyone needed a hand.

[@Deneb626]

I've always loved that part of the Souls games. That even in these hostile places, fighting enemies who show no mercy, overcoming challenges of herculean proportion, there **is** hope. You can overcome every obstacle in your path, not by being some god or deity. But by getting back up each time you fail. Over, and over, and over again, until you succeed. And along the way, you have many chances to help or be helped by others facing those same challenges. Sure, you can be selfish and greedy. Invading others for your own gain. Or, you can work together in jolly cooperation, and overcome these trials together, where on your own you would falter. "A light shines brightest in the dark"

[@joshs3775]

Dark souls 2 is good

[@haku8135]

I've gotta admit. I didn't know you could die from fire damage when Friede gets revived in stage 3. I've never seen anyone on no health stand directly next to her body and stay there the whole time. Congrats, you might be the first person to do that.

[@ladymsoaps]

I absolutely love midir. He is my favorite boss in the whole series. I stick around the ringed city just to help people fight him.

[@linkthai1995]

but Midir is harder when fight with summons, it gets pretty chaotic.

[@mindsandmirrors5106]

Can I ask why? To me Midir is a slog of stupid high HP and shitty hit-boxes. Like, the NK is hard, but to me it's a rewarding boss fight with great hitboxes, even if his wind attacks can get a bit BS. But Midir's attacks have stupidly high range, you can hardly deal damage and when he hits you, it's like a train. Not to mention he spams his fire breath constantly and his tailswipe feels like it can hit you mid-roll. I'm glad you found a boss fight that you can consider the best in all series, cause I haven't yet, but I don't get why it's Midir.

[@EwiwasSmile]

@@mindsandmirrors5106 I'm not OP, but Midir is also one of my favorite bosses so I'll share my opinion. In your first playthrough, Midir is definitely gonna be one of the hardest bosses you fight, simply because you have no idea what to do against him. He killed me the most in my first playthrough. But if you take the time to understand his patterns, I'm not even exaggerating when I'm saying he's one of the easiest bosses in the game. He has no gimmicks, no animation cancelling, his attacks are *VERY* well telegraphed. So if you beat him once and memorize his attack patterns. Every subsequent playthrough after it, I guarantee you, you'll kill him in less than 3 attempts. The trick with Midir is to NEVER stand under him. Because like you said, he'll spam fire attacks and tail swipes. the safest place in the fight is standing in front of him and only attacking his head. He takes way more damage to the head, and if you hit it enough, when he's around 25% HP, you can stagger him and do a riposte that deals massive damage if not kill him instantly. And he doesn't even have as much HP as you say he does. He literally only has 800 HP more than Gael.

[@mindsandmirrors5106]

@@EwiwasSmile it's been a hot minute since I fought Midir, so I don't remember much. I just remember him having way too much HP and, as I said, shitty hitboxes. His attacks hit me when they shouldn't and I can remember at least three times when he hit me in the literal middle of a roll. But like I said, it's been a while. Thanks for answering my question.

[@zelo3238]

Man I can run circles around every other boss in the games, but midir fucks my day up every time.

[@jfjgjfkejdjd9131]

Can’t wait for the sekiro videos and seeing someone else go through the same pain of chained ogre as I did.

[@peterheck2429]

Did shenai even stream sekiro?

[@teencomment]

@@peterheck2429 She hasn't yet, I don't think she's decided on whether to or not.

[@Bingo_Bango_]

Chained Ogre is my favorite WWE Superstar

[@justalostlocal]

I watched her on Twitch and a mod told me she's not interested in Sekiro . A shame, but I get it.

[@lilreecepuffs525]

Chained ogre was kinda easy for me but everybody has their stuggle bosses mines was ofcoursr the guardian ape and demon of hatred.died the most on them 2

[@theexecutioner5244]

Shen that speech at the end brought a tear to my eye. Love this series, one of the best ever made. Can’t wait to see you in Sekiro, and then see ya on the frontlines for Elden Ring.

[@cooldudeachyut]

EVERYBODY SAY ROGUE OF LOVE

[@Noob453]

Dragonball Music .. abbo, new here; keep going

[@Zenbon111]

cringe fest

[@Angietta]

Leave it to Shen to turn a hilarious and goofy gameplay into a heartfelt love letter to all of the Souls series. Thanks for the good times, and long may the sun shine.

[@Natsunalia]

It’s a genuine delight to see in every series

[@shokotwokawa9695]

When it came to Shen’s speech at the end I completely agreed with not gatekeeping a “pure” dark souls experience I’ve played through the games on my own and with friends, and I enjoyed it with my friends so much. It was a journey of us overcoming odds and I loved every second of it I don’t care if it wasn’t the hardcore perfect Dark Souls experience It was my Dark souls experience

[@unamericano]

Shen's final synopsis on the series is a perfect encompassing of my feelings. It's a stellar series that deserves an attempt, an earnest attempt in the understanding that you do not have to focus on the difficulty, to not allow the hype to drag you down, that the feeling is worth it.

[@Shadest]

And so, the legend of John Souls comes to a close. I look forward to witnessing the life of his cousin John Ring.

[@shrikebutcherbird]

And their (hopefully) shared relative, John Shadows

[@zachloveless1827]

Dark Souls III will always be my favorite, not for the hyper-polished combat or beautiful aesthetic, but for the incredible conclusion to the story that manages to stick a landing not found in the previous 2 games. Also, I always give the eyes to the Fire Keeper just so I can hear the music change.

[@dronz3881]

Dark Souls III is incredibly hostile to my playstyle and even though I struggle more than usual due to my insistence on using heavy armor and weapons... It's still my favorite. I have to min/max my vitality to get my favorite looking armors but it's amazing. I did a Havel build where I used the full Havel set and shield/greathammer. I could only fatroll and I could barely run, but it was fun. I felt powerful.

[@thedarkd6]

Depends on what story you mean? Ds1 had the best story's for bosses by far but ds2 NPC story's where amazing like my heart stoped when lucatiel drops this line "My name is Lucatiel. I beg of you, remember my name. For I may not myself…" like each game tryed different stuff and never tried to one up the last game instead they tryed to mix it up every time focusing on different types of lore like world building in ds1 and character development in ds2

[@zachloveless1827]

@@thedarkd6 I suppose I mean that they moved it forward each time without recycling the same problems. In DS1, pretty much everyone told you to link the fire, with only a few seeds of doubt sown to make you question if you were doing the right thing. DS2 had Aldia, which basically created a clear split where some people wanted light and some people wanted dark, without understanding that both led to the same cyclical place. DS3 really nails a conclusion by revealing the option of willingly becoming Hollow, allowing yourself and the world a chance to permanently die, which ultimately ends the cyclical nature by giving things in the world some sense of release. Which endings you pick are ultimately up to you, but each ending in each game feels wholly different.

[@solthegamer3769]

@@zachloveless1827 And by also creating an entirely new world through the Painter, one made with the Dark Soul itself and therefore not reliant on flame

[@jayb7775]

"...The first days of Elden Ring, when it comes out, is...going to be truly special." It was. And it has been. Thanks for this Shen!

[@Captain_Kalari]

I'm a super emotional sucker, so your closing speech? Brought tears to my eyes. You presented your thoughts eloquently, and it made me remember all the fantastic times I've had with this series starting all the way back when I was a teenager borrowing my best friend's PS3 to play Demon's Souls shortly after its release. Just like you said, there is so much to this franchise that makes it stand out in the video gaming industry, and the legacy it has created thanks to how amazing and truly special each of these games are. I'm so glad you persevered to the end through every game in the franchise, and I've loved watching your VODs and long form videos for them all. I can't wait for Elden Ring, and to see you play it fresh off release along with everyone else. Playing a Soulsborne game when nobody knows anything at all yet? So engaging and exciting. It's all a mystery, you never know who you are going to meet in online or how far they are. Messages are all brand new, so there is the most potential for mischief or genuinely helpful tips right there at the start. Gosh, I'm getting giddy just thinking about all the little things that make playing a new FromSoft game so great! 😤💜

[@aclassicusername2174]

Rather fitting, the final boss of the souls games isn't a god, it isn't a dragon, and it isn't a monster. Its a human, an undead just like you, who has been fighting for just as long as you have, and like you, he carries every soul he has taken with him since then. The final boss of Dark Souls is ourselves, and its a fight for everything up to this point, rather fitting that the weapon he carries is a similar design to the broken straight sword from the start of DS1, even his death animation mimics our own. Truly two souls at the end of all things.

[@danieldancza6171]

I like how most of this also applies to the souls of cinder. SoC is the amalgamation of everyone who came before you. The chosen undead, the bearer of the curse (maybe) gwyn himself. Everyone who ever linked the fire was there. That's why it changes fighting styles (which also mimic actual player fighting styles) in phase 1. It's calling upon the powers of those who came before. A warrior wielding a trusty sword. A sorcerer using magic to achieve victory. A pyromancer with a curved sword (and ninjaflip) from a far away land. And a holy knight, probably a dragonslayer. In phase 2 it calls upon Gwyn himself and uses his power. Gael on the other hand is the personification of the journey, the fate of all undead. He persevered and fought for millennia, to the point where he might be the only one with the knowledge of the way of the white corona miracle. He learned to abuse summon signs (his teleporting). He spent an eternity only getting stronger and learning more, ignoring the shifting ages of fire and dark, following his duty. It's a miracle he resisted hollowing until phase 2 since he's been at it for millennia. He fought through the apocalypse and didn't go hollow until meeting the unkindled who caused it all.

[@thefeatherbird_]

The real final boss was the friends we made along the way

[@meat2023]

This would be a hit on Reddit

[@mistamemewide]

You know what they say about Miyazaki Games. Fighting Symbolic Old Men to Sad Music for every final boss.

[@infinitedeath1384]

@@danieldancza6171 Imagine a souls game where you actually do all that. You play as gael fighting during the apocalypse, and of course a time-lapse would be needed for a game like that. Your final boss is the unkindled from dark souls 3, a player who has learnt to use magic, a sword and greatshield, and twinblades for dex. They also mimic player playstyles, like you see with those npc's that attack you in ds3, like those 2 guys outside pontiff boss room, except of course much more complex and varied movesets. The final cutscene ends the same way, even if you beat the ashen one. Something goes like the unkindled used a spell to buff themselves right as they die, and they kill you at the end (the default ending). Credits roll and of course ng+ options. Also alternative ending, maybe where you instead kill the unkindled at the cutscene. I just think a game where you experience what gael did would be pretty awesome.

[@LittleMountain90]

"You know, it feels like Shen got worse over the course of DS3? Which is weird, because it looks like she's playing fine?" *Shen is SL79 by the time of Ringed City* "Ah so she is making it harder on purpose, I see."

[@kain1799]

Is that weird I'm only at like 83 or something and stuck at the end of the first dlc friede hard.

[@ShadowGem07]

To be honest I didn’t know that I ran through there at 88

[@sethseth916]

As a conquerer of Ringed City at soul level 80, it is indeed a kick in the pants

[@chaotictuc]

I got really confused when someone said the recommended level is 120... That's a lot of grinding. 79 is fine, her damage seemed okay so I don't think her build is too terrible?

[@sethseth916]

@@chaotictuc 120 isn't too hard to reach with knowing quick soul farm routes, but i prefer being less than level 90 to avoid as many metahugging PvP players and tryhards. Yeah, they're present at lower levels too, but not nearly as bad

[@wyattfreihon4048]

I’m so sorry for Shen getting rocked by all the bosses. My ptsd had flared up and I know exactly the feeling in the monotone sighs and groans. Congratulations Shen and goodbye John Souls

[@rob98000]

A cool detail about the final boss is that it's the memory of all those who linked the fire. So that's why it has so many styles, they're the styles of the players though the years. And it all ends with the first who linked the fire, Gwen.

[@mrsnips2759]

The message near the end was such a beautiful and wonderfully worded love letter to the series and I agree wholeheartedly. I can't wait to hopefully see both veterans and new players exploring elden ring in it's first few days.

[@Jcannnon]

I like the part where you mentioned that the games are done a great disservice by the perception that their only redeeming quality being how hard they are. The community basically got caught up in the marketing of Namco Bandi ie Prepare to Die Edition, which actually contrasts from what From Software's vision of the game was. From Software never had any intentions of centering the games around its difficulty but once the community got it in their heads, every From Software game was judged based on its difficulty and no other merit from that point foreword.

[@treebush]

I disagree that only during the very early days of the franchise once clones started popping up. people started to understand what makes darksouls great. The only people who perpetuate the idea that difficulty is its only selling points are casuals who only know the games from a far.

[@Jcannnon]

@@treebush unless your community is made up of casuals, I would disagree. Streamers constantly get harassed about the builds being too easy or spamming things like "too greedy" in the chat when they die to a boss. You can make all the arguements you want, but I can't unsee what I have seen which is a community that praised Bloodborne, not for its art direction or story, but because "people won't be able to turtle behind shields anymore". This isn't a few bad eggs either. The only way the community will improve is if people start taking ownership of these shortcomings and work to change the mindset.

[@treebush]

@@Jcannnon thats a completely different topic lol and Those people yes casuals as well you literally just proved my point. Casuals still can play the games doesn't mean they are deticated fans like iron pineapple, ouroboros, vaati, and many others who actually understand the games. Those toxic people only play souls games to make feel like they are better than others and get mad when someone is better than them. These people are the same type that farm karma and likes. Unless you are talking about backseaters who valued " the souls experience" who aren't a fan of cheese tactic that basically spew the ninja meme basically are a whole different story even if they can be toxic.

[@treebush]

@@Jcannnon also are you new to twitch or something? Heckling during twitch games is normal and is part of the fun. Maximilian literally came out about a video why he didn't bother playing Elden ring because he enjoys the interaction with the chat which is what alot of streamers do. UBERHAXOR NOVA IS known for cheesing any hard games to pissed off people and his chat and takes pleasure in it as does most of his chat love seeing chat get mad about it. They laugh at him getting Greedy and yet cheer him on when he beats the boss through cheese.

[@Jcannnon]

@@treebush most streamers put up with heckling, they don't enjoy it and don't think its "part of the fun". Once again you aren't taking ownership of your communities short comings just making excuses for bad behavior.

[@petrusspinelli6661]

Shen : I love this game so much! Also Shen : _too frustrated to talk during boss and then summon to win the fight anyways_ this is it, you are a true dark souls fan

[@emptyasmrman]

Nameless King to this day is still my favourite boss, the lord, the drip, the fight. Love it all.

[@ashraven_stark6383]

Little did Shen know the lore implications that would lie ahead by wearing Artorias' armor to Archdragon Peak. Side note: The End of Fire ending has to be my favorite ending. Usurpation of the flame is good, but I prefer a true end to the Age of Fire.

[@serPomiz]

DS lores is all about cycles, with 1 being the end of the first, 2 being a completelly random one, and third being, depending on the end chosen, either the start of a new cycle after the worst one yet, the corruption of the cycles (so the humanity may be the only one with power over fate), and ending the cycle "in a soft way", so that a better future may one day be reborn, with no memories of the hardship of the past

[@somedudewatchintv5297]

Isn't usurpation of flame still an age of dark except lead by you?

[@ashraven_stark6383]

@@somedudewatchintv5297 Yes. But the idea is that you absorb the first flame, making it yours, and controlling the fate of the world moving forward. The end of fire lets the First Flame die. No power taken, no one but man itself to lead the next age.

[@somedudewatchintv5297]

@@ashraven_stark6383 but you yourself would just be the first of those humans right? Is the age of dark canceled as soon as someone gains power?

[@ashraven_stark6383]

@@somedudewatchintv5297 No, The End of Fire leads to the Age of Dark with the possibility of Fire's return. A cyclical ending. A true ending. In Usurpation of the Flame, you essentially become Gwyn, and in essence, create a never ending age of dark, becoming fire's enemy, and basically become the new big bad.

[@endlessmisery15]

I've just realised Shen's playing the DS3 end game with a god damned uninfused Broadsword. Same vibes as when I beat DS1 with a +5 Raw Halberd.

[@havokmusicinc]

Raw is decent for NG in DS1 at least, especially if you're just building up health

[@razagan1343]

that final speech is just, wouw, thank you so much for your great series on this great series.

[@pedroscoponi4905]

Yo, big respect for Shen going back through and fighting the bosses solo again, they're _very_ hard. I consider myself "good at Souls" and I cheesed the living hell out of Friede. That nun is no joke.

[@halyoalex8942]

You could say she’s having “nun” of that A-shen one

[@pedroscoponi4905]

@@halyoalex8942 👏👏👏

[@sw3654]

Youre not that good if you had to cheese her then

[@jackbutler6606]

@@sw3654 You can be good at souls generally and still struggle with certain bosses. Friedes fight is partly an endurance test and its the only boss in the game where I feel she's built to go at Bloodborne speed while the player is working at DS speed, and the disconnect is palpable. I know for other people the Dancer has the same issue because her movement is so strange

[@sw3654]

@@jackbutler6606 You can obviously struggle with certain bosses and be good at the game, i can beat most bosses in one attempt and Friede still kicks my ass from time to time, but if you had to cheese her then youre probably just not good Also, yeah, shes fast, its balanced by her being easy to combo once you get a hit in, and its only in the third phase

[@sharlockshacolmes9381]

Darksouls 3 bosses in a nutshell: "BUT THERE'S MORE!"

[@BiffManly]

I don't know if more phases or more enemies per fight is worse, honestly. For a long time I would've said more enemies per fight (thanks DS2) but Friede really makes me not like bosses with a third phase

[@RoVirus]

Friede will forever be my favorite fight because of how many times she gets up... Her being an ashen one and all.

[@adastial2104]

@@BiffManly Gael and Frieda are probably one of my favorite fights in all of souls including orphan Maria Ludwig and gherman

[@jessenicoletta4160]

Billy Mays never died, he was just reincarnated as all the Dark Souls 3 bosses

[@garno5252]

Honestly, thanks for this series, Shen. It was a wild ride that pulled myself back into the From Software games as well as convincing some of my friends to try the games out themselves even though they were in past apprehensive. These videos are amazing, having me in stitches from laughter at one point and in emotional tears by the end of it all. This was a wild ride and I hope we can see even more in future

[@infonode1783]

That outro really caught me by surprise, you suddenly sounded very mature and expressed a wonderful depth of thought. Thanks for the great series, it's been a fun ride. Subbed for sure.

[@BDM775]

ah, yes "Nameless Death King montage"

[@vivalaglavii6736]

Hard to name four words that fit better together

[@domenthebeast8885]

Demon Prince Death Montage is quite fitting

[@liz_violet]

sorry, was too busy bopping to... lightning battle(? its a kid icarus song, i forgor what)

[@smtrop]

Watching Shen use a broadsword in late game: I cry Watching Shen get to Archdragon Peak knowing full well what's coming: I laugh maniacally

[@omnibot5848]

I mean, the broadsword is not bad. It is a straight sword after all.

[@cyam1768]

What's wrong with the broadsword? Like almost every weapon, after fully upgraded you can bring it anywhere and it'll peform well.

[@tatersalad76]

You probably already know this, but Oceiros had originally been programed to walk around with his crying baby (Ocelot). And when he crushes Ocelot and goes feral, the baby was supposed to be smushed into his hand and scream in pain during phase two. Also congratulations Shen! Not many people have the strength of will to brave Dark Souls games anymore

[@DerpyAlusky]

47:52 "A little confused on where to go, but I'll figure it out" *instant death* "Ah....." I laughed way harder at this than I should have 🤣😂

[@Shadow_Wolf37]

The Artorias' armor set was my favorite set, while my friend liked to use the Ornstein set. He tried to get me to use smough's set, but I hated using slow, heavy, weapons and armor.

[@akacry4708]

I was living in a weird anxiety funk the past couple days so bad I had to take a day off from work. I watched your part 1 for dark souls 3 yesterday and some how my anxiety finally calmed down I was able to take a moment breath and laugh and enjoy a quite mind. Your fun videos with amazingly funny editing always seem to help me out of whatever funk I’m in. I can’t wait to see more of your videos! I wish I could join more streams but sadly I work when your streaming but that’s why I’m so so glad you post highlights here and have your bod channel. Thank you for being a light in the dark shen.

[@gabensprophet4365]

wish I got to see her reaction to phase 2 of mydir, I remember I spend months fighting him, so many hours spent either dying or prepping materials, and I finally beat him, and I could not have been happier, one of my favorite bosses.

[@arthurberdin4671]

This comment is so relatable, 2 years ago i platined the game After a 2 months pause cause i coulndt get past a dlc boss, thinking that After hundreds of hours and many characters i would Never finish the dlcs, then something clicked and i straight up went from i think friede or midir in NG to NG +2 doing all the bosses in every run in a week and getting all trophies.

[@dinoblast99]

Your journey through the Souls series has been amazing! Can't wait for OOOHH ELDEN RING!!!!

[@johannesmanninen6416]

OOOOOOOooOoOoOOoOoOOHHHHHHH I doubt you could even imagine it

[@krumplesthe2nd]

I don't know how I came across you, Shenpai, but it was one of the best discoveries for me. I insta subbed on both KZbin and Twitch. Keep on being awesome, you funny great person you.

[@krumplesthe2nd]

Yes, I'm simpin'.

[@codiem3]

I'm Uber late to your videos, but I just wanted to say, I'm so glad I came across your demon souls run. I found I about a week ago and since then everytime I'm chilling I try to watch some of your videos. Your personality is a shining beacon to all who feel lost. Love your enthusiasm and how much you seem to enjoy this. I sincerely hope your future is filled with nothing but happiness and bright things.

[@vruxdrossgaming]

1:32:00 That speech you gave there is absolutely fantastic. Can't wait to see you play Elden Ring. You earned a sub from me.

[@son0fgrim]

Shens speech at the end hit me hard, Becuase I Dropped souls for all the reasons she listed. No body helped me I was mocked for asking for help. I was told to "get gud" and so i left the game unfinished and never touched any of the games From software made since.

[@NobleLeader6]

If you ever want to pick them up, and are on Xbox or PC I can try to help as much as I can. People who mock others for summoning are ignoring the fact that the devs put summoning in so that people can get help, and its justified in game with lore. To paraphrase sunbro Solaire, "We're all undead, what's the harm in some jolly cooperation?"

[@jgkitarel]

@@NobleLeader6 Unfortunately, multiplayer is gone on PC due to a recently discovered exploit that they're working on fixing and it won't be on until after Elden Ring comes out. Which is a shame.

[@forecastlotus3899]

The Bloodborne community is very welcoming, people help others with bosses and tough areas like the well in the Fishing Hamlet

[@thegongoozler3374]

I feel like so many more people could get into these games if there wasn't such a strong "purist" mentality that a large portion of the fans have. Wanting or getting help doesn't taint the experience, if done right (ie. no spoiling) it can strengthen the experience, and in turn might create a new fan; like Shen.

[@synphilia4776]

I can attest for that last bit. My first time killing soul of cinder was with a phantom, and they ended up dying with the boss at low health (rip Megumin). My final moments with that boss were a hundred times more intense than if I had just done it alone. The series is dark, but it makes the people shine brighter as a result.

[@alejandromolina2802]

Sorry that you have seen the worst of the Souls community, they are a small minority. For the most part the souls community is one of the most welcoming, the first time I join a DS discord server for tip to speed run the dancer they bombarded me with useful knowledge and valuable cheese and even make a guide on how to optimize from that point forward

[@GrayAndGrey]

It's because of that attitude that made me _never_ play these games online. Through co-op or otherwise. Especially the first one. Encountering so many of those "fans" made my experience miserable, from other players using stupid meme builds, to deliberately bad co-op partners, to incessant invasions, to other shenanigans. I know half the fun of the games is online but I hated every second of it.

[@MeltedLemonade]

1:01:07 so many emotions jam-packed into one single scream

[@SueTheGuiltyDeer]

Really love your Dark Souls content c: Also holy crap I can't even imagine editing all of this you did such a good job!

[@SueTheGuiltyDeer]

Oh and p.s. CAN'T WAIT UNTIL ELDEN RING ELDEN RING HYYYYYYYYYYYYPE

[@melodywright3509]

Shen having a +5 estus flask while doing the ringed city is honestly more impressive than doing it with a fully upgraded flask cause I don’t think I could do it tbh

[@The_Fregg]

Slave Knight Gael is my favorite fight in any game I've ever played and hearing Shen chastise herself with an audible smile as she did it was the highlight of this series for me. I can't wait to see the Elden Ring videos

[@arxei2436]

I love how the attacks of SoC killing shen matches the music.

[@Castitalus]

I had nobody to get me into dark souls. How I got sucked into it was by watching a streamer play DS3 day 1. When he got to Firelink and the cellos started playing, that's when I dropped the stream and bought the game. The music was so damn good it got me to play a game series I wrote off as too hardcore for me.

[@Soupreme2]

Shens bird really popped off in this one

[@AeroViro]

She had a purpose and god damn she was going to see it through

[@EvilOdysseus]

Can't wait for John Ring to enter the frame

[@SgtSpooky666]

Can’t wait for Elden ring

[@benrogers9082]

setting down my controller and accidentally sword swiping is what made me learn in DS1 that Andre the Blacksmith does dropkicks

[@ollietree323]

Shen, I love you're gameplay! So many laughs. I binged your Souls series this week and it was great fun. First full playthrough of the series I've watched. I'm finally able to get the game myself now, going to start playing this week, wish me luck. And I wish you the best in life (🍫) Take care.

[@tyrusdalet]

A touching ending; which rings so beautifully true. But wait… did you beat the game without Infusing that broadsword?? You’re a sick person, I congratulate you.

[@mobiushelldoctor1423]

"Ashen one, earest tho my voice still?" I don't know the lore but I just want to talk what it make me feel/think: you've ended the era of fire, the world is consumed by darkness and you hear this, what does it mean? It mean the world didn't die, you are still here and life can continue. I love it

[@datzfatz2368]

As far as i understand it, it means that you ended the rotting age of the Gods domination. And now the Age of Humanity can begin and they are finally free. So its the good ending basically^^

[@clayxros576]

"Ashen one.....can you here me?" "Yes...I can hear you." "...so, we still persist. That means..." "It is our world now." "What do we do?" "Rebuild."

[@CamdenTractenberg]

I love how she’s defeated demons and kings, yet her worst nightmare is a crab

[@Orangeveil]

Absolutely loved this series Shen. So happy to see you get into the souls world and thrive here. Can't wait to watch you play elden ring. And while we wait... Maybe sekiro?

[@Neon-zq5of]

Shen your like one of the only people I can watch their vids for several hours. I watched every single vod of souls borne from start to end, you just make them entertaining af.

[@Enneamorph]

Ah yes. Shawn. My favorite streamer.

[@gingerpowder2462]

Like how she puts on the ring which will deal double damage to yourself and yet still defeat the nameless king. RESPECT

[@vjulskov]

Honestly, that last Soul of Cinder part was so... Elegant. I feel like that's the perfect example of "Given time, you can do anything you want" and, to be honest, I kinda wanna play the Souls series now. Also, thank you for the amazing content of these games.

[@jgkitarel]

Do it. I've only beaten Dark Souls I, but keep going back to III and Bloodborne because I enjoy those games. The difficulty can be (read: often is) frustrating, but each and every challenge can be beaten as you figure them out and develop tactics for each of them. Either on your own, or with a little jolly cooperation (either from players or NPCs who can be summoned). Yes, you will die. A lot. But that's part of the fun of the Souls games for me. Except for Blighttown in Dark Souls I and every poison swamp in the remaining games, including Bloodborne. I hate those places.

[@ZepTheGamer]

From Software: *Does anything* Shenpai: "IS THIS BLOODBORNE?!?!"

[@frozeneevee]

Shen's speech was honestly heartwarming.

[@darksparta1286]

I’m so glad you tried the nameless king fight alone, it’s a great testament to try out your mettle. Very happy you have been playing ds3 shen, good stuff

[@angrywizard3199]

I love that Shen absorbs the energy of Patches during the fight with Alva.

[@XShrike0]

1:33:15 This is why the creator was talking about an easier setting for these games and the gatekeepers sperged out in rage because then the series wouldn't be their special club. The same series where people make it harder by doing no death and no hit runs.

[@darthplagueis13]

Well... Not linking the flame can actually be considered the good ending, finally breaking the decrepit cycle that was interrupting the order of things and allowing the age of man to begin. Thus, killing the Firekeeper at that point is not a bad bad ending but merely a bad ending.

[@fjparasite1172]

Exactly. We are told to link the fire but why??? We did this song and dance over and over... This hell world IS the age of fire! This life and death rebirth poisons corruption souls.

[@mayathemayar4469]

The only reason we're told to link the fires is because the previous person who linked the fire just wants to die after being a slave for millennia

[@speetza6265]

Can’t wait for shen to dive into King’s Field, Sekiro, Remnant: From the Ashes, Jedi Fallen Order, Nioh, Nioh 2, Hollow Knight, Salt and Sanctuary…

[@TheJamieellis]

Shen didn't like Nioh 2, unfortunately. Game didn't seem to be her speed, which is totally fine. Shame, but fine.

[@lazypenguin69]

im glad somebody else agree. i always hate it when my friends say things like " mehehgehe prepare to not have fun. or fucking be in pain" its so anoying. like just play the game its goog. also the whole "git good" thing is just learn the mechanics of the game and how to become strong

[@cozmo891]

"what is happening, where am I- I... *can't* hit the boss!" a perfect summary of KOTS first phase

[@Itachimangekyo]

Really appreciated that heartfelt bit at the end. An honest and mature take on Dark Souls is rare in the community and I think that's what makes it special

[@yunghollow1529]

John Souls, it's sad to see your journey comes to an end. You'll be remembered as legend.

[@shadowboy0126]

So heres some lore about the Soul of Cinder and Gael. The Soul of Cinder is a conglomerate of all that have linked the fire before. It it the lords passed, it is EVERY player who's ever linked the fire, and it is YOU from after killing Gwyn and linking the flame. Thats why it uses every style of combat. Great swords, short swords, spears, curved swords, sorcery, pyromancy, miracles. It knows all of it because it is the combined combat prowess of every undead and lord thats linked the fire. When it fails to kill you with these methods it falls back to the first: Gwyn. His true combo is that of Gwyn's and his theme even has the signature melody of the fallen lord. Gael was a hollow, the oldest living hollow in existence by the end of the Ringed City. He first set out to find the Dark Soul to grant his lady the pigment for her painting, but he knew he would be corrupted by it. So he found someone strong enough to complete his task should he fail. He guided you to the painting, he helped you on your journey from fighting Friede to guiding you through the Ringed City with messages. All so that when you break the spell on the Ringed City and get transported to the literal end of time where you find that Gael has killed everyone and eaten the pygmy lords to gain the power of the Dark Soul, you could put him down, and finish his mission for him. I think knowing the story behind these amazing bosses completely enriches the experience of the fights. When you face them you know all that has led to that moment, every sacrifice made, every plan put in motion that led you to that one. exact. moment. Brilliant storytelling.

[@BiggestBlunder]

As someone who basically only plays dark souls games now, I’m so happy you were able to experience this, I originally got into dark souls for the fashion, but the lore and PvP kept me in. You did it, proud of you.

[@Dark-ux4bi]

surprised theres no comments on how the soul of cinder deaths are edited to be perfectly timed with the song

[@milesmonacothesequel2294]

30:25 was kinda funny just one second you're talking to a painting lady and then you're killing the inhabitants.

[@AFThunder]

You are a fuckin legend Shen! Finally sat down to eat and I've got a damn good video to watch! Thank, ily💙

[@TheBronf]

the dlc pvp boss fight is one of my favorite. i used to have a theme character (untill my saves for deleted) to be a boss that used the ring knight weapons and the outfit. using the long sword then the spear and finally the twin greatswords. i did kill a insane amount of players doing this and hardly loss but it was still enjoyable.

[@foxman2373]

Hey Shen! First off, I wanted to say thank you for sharing your experience with us, and the journey of the legendary John Souls. I discovered your channel not too long ago, and the long videos of games I love have really been treats to watch. Being that this is the last of the series, at least until Elden Ring, I wanted to share a well-thought-out message about my own experience, and your message at the end of this video. Disclaimer - This will probably be a really long message, so sorry if it feels over-the-top 😅 I'm a writer at a heart, so I relish in sharing my emotions with other people. I started my "Dark Souls" experience only two years ago on 7/4/19, although it already feels like it's been an eternity. Believe it or not, but I actually started with Dark Souls III 💀 I knew nothing of it or the series, getting the game in a "buy two get one for free" sale as just another game to get. Aaaaand I nearly quit right from the beginning, after Gundyr took me an hour and many, many heartbreaking attempts to defeat. Great first experience 😂 Jokes aside, this game really ignited something special for me. Having no WiFi at the time, I had no choice but to go at it alone. But even to this day I decide to keep it that way, not having any friends that enjoy the games anyway, and not really enjoying PvP myself. And I can figure that that might sound horrendous to you, Shen XD What you said about the possibility of dropping Demon's Souls again is certainly something I can understand. But, I hate to hear you sad about it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but you were sad that your experience involved a fair bit of hand-holding? And that it only felt possible to play through one of the games by yourself with minimal help after playing the other four? I can see where you're coming from if that's the case. But, those experiences are cherished regardless. I certainly would have been more upset to see you get so frustrated at a boss that you didn't want to play a game anymore. Whatever lets you have the most fun, I say, even if it might involve shortcuts 💛 And now that this experience is put on hold, I look forward to whatever your next will be. No matter what it may come with, always have fun! And we will too. I believe I went from DS3 > DS1 > Bloodborne > Sekiro > Demon's Souls (PS5) > DS2, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Thank you for listening, and I hope you enjoy Elden Ring :3 And by the way, do you intend to try Sekiro?

[@NOTGOD7]

(Sorry for grammar) Thank you shen this was the best dark souls gameplay I have ever watched (sad that this is the end to the dark souls gameplay-)I had a bad day and this immediately cheered me up when I saw it just got uploaded I’m finally earlier to watch this masterpiece. Again thank you. :)

[@cironmanj4068]

That final speech really made me realize how good it was to play these games for the first time 😔

[@mayfairofsouth7453]

What an epic ending! Thank you and the team behind the scenes very much for your always great content!