BELL GARGOYLE AND SO MANY KNIGHTS! - Dark Souls Remastered - Part 3

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[@HEROm7]

1:04:45 This moment right when I felt in love with the game

[@laughingman9574]

I just started watching this playthrough and I am at the beginning of this part, and the best thing about it that I already know what are talking about, every souls player, that is :)

[@herrdidi]

@@laughingman9574 came to say the same thing. I haven't got to that part but I know..

[@zwartz]

Yup. Only Bloodborne comes close to DS1's level design. It is pretty much perfect. Especially in the first half of the game.

[@rgerber]

The level design is so extremely well put together. The sense of reward of unlocking new passages that connect to other places. It's kind of level design magic of older games- i.e. Doom were every level is kind of designed around it's own hub.

[@james86848]

Most swords have a thrusting attack for R2; you should use that when you're in tight spaces to hitting walls.

[@ciaranpatrick6859]

I love solaire because he’s so strong, but in general it feels like the bosses were not designed around phantom summons, so I tend to not use them. Watching him go ham on the bell gargoyles the first time I tried it was so nice though. And I like that phantoms are in the game in case someone gets stuck on a boss and really can’t progress.

[@Obversechaos]

I think you should try out other weapons than the shortsword. Personally it's one of my favourite early game weapons, but statistically it's pretty bad. The longsword is almost entirely better, being just slightly slower and heavier. People will say that there are "best weapons", but I feel this is a very individual thing and you should try them out to see what resonates with you.

[@Londronable]

@St. Haborym Yea, some of the "best" weapons never gelled with me. Some others did of course.

[@ckimsey77]

I Laid waste to countless players, most with ease, with a +10 std. great sword in DS3. Of course I was a higher lvl char, but w practice utilizing each moveset of the fairly versatile wpn ( DS3 had more to offer with attack swing variety as older games mostly) few players even touched me or did little dmg as I sliced them unti death. Never underestimate the "plain" wpns...and 35 str and 28 DeX doesnt hurt either sporting high hp w good armor. DS1 is awesome game as they all are, and each has polished areas and areas that needed more attention, but big picture DS3 has much better battle engine utilizing boosted power of ps4 and what they mixed in from bloodborne. Plus the experience isnt the same, it isnt complete without invasions, helping ppl, summoning ppl to aid you, and the infamous 4 person deep gank squad with end game equipment dropped down from high lvl characters onto level 20 builds....all waiting for you to enter their world. Cuz...ya know...4v1 is totally fair when ur estus is halved right??? Btw, theres nothing in the world more satisfying than killing one of these overconfident groups of cowards when they all charge you. It's definitely not easy and depending on skill lvl and equip sometimes not possible, but melting two right away while the other two run back to the fire and avoid fighting until their damn friends summon back in is annoying yet satisfying as well. After killing the same friend 3 times, the other 2 twice each then finally dropping the world owner all by yourself, there's no better feeling of achievement than this moment. And the insulting gestures you make as their screen reads "you died" one can only hope erects enough rage for a shattered ps4 controller. You gotta play DS3 if theres still a good player base, the multi makes the game much more, though I do personally always solo every boss/area on 1st run as a personal challenge

[@Red_94016]

Claymore is bæ

[@Janken_Pro]

Great club/large club is the best weapon

[@tiagodagostini6233]

What I love about DS is.. you can kill a god.. but 1 single soldier with a shield covered by 2 crossbows is way harder than a god

[@ciaranpatrick6859]

I’d rather fight one god than two hollowed soldiers at once lol

[@MidnightSt]

2:00 those rats were going unusually easy on you, waiting politely while you were drinking estus

[@james86848]

Read the item description for the Fire Keeper Soul and then explore the area to the left of the Crestfallen Warrior by the bonfire in Firelink Shrine.

[@Obversechaos]

And DO NOT use the Firekeeper soul. It will just heal you once and be wasted. Give it to a firekeeper to permanently increase how much your Estus heals for.

[@MioRaem]

@@Obversechaos Way to spoil everything instead of letting her find out herself. Some people

[@4blasphemy]

@@MioRaem yeah i dont get why is it good to spoil everything, let her find out, let her make mistakes, let her learn from them

[@Obversechaos]

@@MioRaem It says what I said in the item description...

[@quill7889]

@@Obversechaos Uhmmm........Is there a way of getting another one or am I screwed for the rest of the game? I accidentally used it but i knew what it was for, I was too tired at the time lol.

[@shavedata5436]

Just a few tips that might make things easier/clarify a few points of confusion. Try using different attacks when in tight spaces. Your basic attack is a wide swing that will get caught on the wall, but often your other attacks will be thrusts or overhead slashes that won't. Have you noticed that your roll is slower than it used to? That's because you're between 25-50% of your maximum equipment load. You might find it easier wearing lighter armor to get back that "fast" roll. Slower rolls have more lag time and less invulnerability frames. It also causes you to move more slowly and regenerate stamina slower. Note that equip load is determined by your equipped items, not items in your inventory. You cannot backstab while holding up your shield! Stability is the most important stat for shields (followed by physical block%). I'm sure you have better shields than the one you are currently using. Being human is mostly only good for kindling. You can also do summoning, but it's optional. You can hold circle (while not moving) to slide down ladders! You're doing really well! Keep it up!

[@DoubleH92]

If you're human you can summon NPC's, and other players if you're online via summoning signs. As you said, you can also be invaded by NPC's and other players while human. Bit of a trade off. Kindling bonfires essentially strengthens them, giving you an extra 5 Estus per kindling, up to 20 Estus (10 until you get a special item). It only applies to the specific bonfire you kindled. You'll get bonuses to defense and resistances for any humanity you have in the upper left of the screen. Humanity can be used to rank up in certain covenants. Popping a humanity will restore a large amount of your health. I haven't played this game in quite a while so I'm not as thorough as I'd like to be with this, but hopefully this helps you understand the whole humanity thing. :)

[@Obversechaos]

Good advice. Humanity also increases item discovery. You can randomly get humanity from defeating any enemy in an area you haven't defeated the boss yet.

[@DoubleH92]

@@Obversechaos I knew I forgot stuff...^

[@CooperBarth11]

That elevator that led to the fire link shrine was one of the coolest things ever.

[@magnusvitalis8216]

I am watching her play and she had said she played bloodbourne before coming to this, and so I’m watching her absolutely kill it with combat strategies dodging and everything, but then be absolutely lost as to what to do with anything else. It’s like watching a veteran and a new souls player all on one video and I love it.

[@LG-bo5uc]

The guy in the tower is there if you “sin” by accidentally attacking a friendly npc and pissing them off. He resets their friendliness for souls.

[@LahtariFIN]

These have been fun to watch. It shows that you have been playing Bloodborne, you are really good for someone playing Dark Souls for the first time. Somehow you manage to advance quite rapidbly, even though you use a wet noodle for a sword :P It has been weird and funny how you have so far managed to ignore all the weapons that you have picked up. Spears, axes, polearms... and not once have you been the slightest bit curious to what you have just picked up :D But still you progress, which makes it all the more of a feat, I guess :)

[@ckimsey77]

Lol right?? I get a new wpn, it goes for an immediate swingin' fury test to see the moveset she'll get there...bloodborne didnt really encourage using variety of wpns, but souls it's a mush as each will have varying swing speed/recovery, moveset, bleed poison etc effects, and two-handing usually offers even more varience. Hey, who misses the badass true dual wielding engine in DS2 eh. ??dueling two Zweil's, or a fast parrying rapier w light katana/sabre both with high attack spd imbued with toxin?? Ahhh...those were the days. I'd loved to have saw that system in DS3 combined with the charge and special attack. Was great, but couldve been so much more

[@james86848]

The voice actor for Solaire also voiced Alfred in Bloodborne.

[@juleswineheart1488]

You are a NATURAL! You are going to be a very talented dark souls player in the community! The more you play it the more you enjoy it. Of course you now...You played Bloodborne! Keep up the good work. 🖤 Nice to meet you. 🎮 Cheers from Argentina. 👋

[@MrForte87]

Entertaining video as always, your commentary is hilarious. A little tip: Humanity also helps with enemies dropping items and resistance to certain kinds damage. You're doing a great job so far

[@Cambonano]

Thank you! I appreciate the tip 😃😄

[@zach.hanford]

You may not realize it, but the Channeler(the mage guy) falling down made that area 10 times easier for you. Usually he buffs the entire mob of enemies on the second floor that you have to get through to kill him.

[@RuffirantHB]

Seriously, i have never seen that happen. :)

[@danthruni]

I did not know that was actually possible :D

[@NobuNobuSimp]

Actually I just baited him. If you get to the entrance of that room then his minions will run after you. But you can get only him to come to you if you stop just before. It made my life 10 times easier.

[@MadMadNomad]

You can hit him with a regular shortbow from behind the pillars by the entrance. Its outside his spell range, so he can't do shit. I did it the 1st time I went through there 'cause he looked scary, and was suprised he only took a couple headshots. Never had to deal with the buffed hollows or the magic sniping.

[@MadMadNomad]

Damn. Taking out those skeletons with just a shortsword is.... impressive. So many deaths there until I figured out i should probably be going another way.

[@GeeOfRivia]

i love how she struggles and still have a calm reaction. I love your channel and your reactions!❤️

[@Cambonano]

Thank you so much! ☺️🌼

[@patrixx6190]

I'm hooked on your gameplay ! I didn't know you could summon solaire into the bell fight. It would've help me a lot

[@MadMadNomad]

A lot of people don't know this, but Dark Souls actually already has a built in easy mode. He has a great big sun on his chest, and if he didn't know better, he'd think you had feelings for him.

[@ciaranpatrick6859]

@@MadMadNomad iron tarkus erasure smh

[@james86848]

Stand completely still before attempting to kick by pressing forward and R1 at the same time; if you're already moving then it's too late to press R1. You're most likely making the same mistake you were making with visceral attacks on Gascoigne at first. Also the "forward" is a brief press instead of holding it down.

[@Noel-s1c3p]

Thank you from Australia ✌️😎 Be well and stay safe 👍👍

[@nuavecmoi]

Wow! You're obsessed with that shortsword. hahaha

[@dsilvermane0]

I just have to say this. If it's really your first time playing Dark Souls (and I'm not saying it isn't), holy crap you make it look so easy for beginners lol I died a LOT more on my first playthrough. I suppose your experience with Bloodborne helps, but still. Well played.

[@aidanfarris8658]

I’m new but love your content! Excited for you to love and continue the dark souls experience 😊

[@Skyhurricane89]

I don't know if you'll see this comment or not, but I have to say that I'm enjoying watching you struggle through this game because it makes me think of my first experiences! Considering you don't have anyone guiding you, you're doing an amazing job! Looking forward to the upcoming areas, hahaha 😂

[@hallideadlyest5822]

probably too late to tell you this but you can speed climb and descend ladders by holding down the sprint button.

In DS1 you can only slide-down by holding circle (or rather just pressing circle once) but you can't climb faster. It's in DS2 and the games after that allow you to climb up faster.

[@ManiekM115]

I don't know if you're still playing Dark souls but in the place under the dragon with the shortcut You can shot off the Dragons tail with a bow and get a Dragon sword if I remember it right. It's a bit thought to do but it's doable. And also I rly enjoy your videos. Nice work.

[@elmigrantedelespacio8545]

53:20 tremendo parry te hicieron amiga jajajaj

[@spacedoohicky]

I'm going to tell you something you're probably not going to like. Rats have the highest chance of dropping humanity. It's not a super high chance, but hardly any other enemies drop humanity. If you're going solo being human has little benefit except for a few seconds while you kindle a bonfire. 53:28 Yeah, he parried. It's quite a strong attack. You can go ahead, and level up. Where to go next would probably be where the black smith is. Go there, and defeat the stone demon, or you can just run past him towards the doorway on the far end of the room. You can see the doorway over your head in this frame. 54:16 If you want to fight him I suggest kindling the bonfire above the black smith.

[@ishfaqhamza6607]

Fun as ever cam glad you're enjoying and I love the soulsborne series ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@aspen9120]

Hi, Cam. You may want to start parry practice again :). When you were fighting the hollows around the armored boar area you were blocking hits just before getting hit. Those would have probably been successful parries using L2 instead of L1. Also - tiny mechanics spoiler - you can parry from block. Meaning while holding L1 to block, tap L2 to parry and continue to hold L1. If you miss the parry you're still blocking so minimal to maybe even no damage. The main reason to parry is not extra damage, it's invincibility frames, i frames. Same for backstabs (criticals). Mobs can't hit you while in the animation. You're really doing great. Don't worry about missing entire areas, doors, items, anything. Everyone does. There's some sort of dev voodoo magic going on under the Drake bridge. 90% of players don't see the door to the bonfire. And don't worry about us. We know what you're going through. It's cathartic to see others make our first playthrough mistakes. Bigger spoiler - The Drake on the bridge may not always breathe fire. Just sayin'.

[@shavedata5436]

Haha I was thinking the same thing! If those blocks had been parrys, she would be a parry god!

[@aspen9120]

@@shavedata5436 She's going to be kicking this game's ass very soon.

[@matt-g-recovers]

Those damned FromSoft rats... Your doing great Cam. Watching future Cam play Elden Ring is a shining example of your skill...future Cam is beating bosses much earlier than the devs anticipated in Elden Ring.

[@jorgitohong]

Loving this so far 😋☺️

[@Red_94016]

When she looks up at hellkite’s tail at 24:18 you can see the hate in her eyes🤣😂

[@Cambonano]

How dare it look at me like that! 😂🌼

[@rgerber]

at the 45 minute mark i was just so hoping she would finally get the idea of switching weapon/equipment. The Halberd would've been 1/3 more damage and three times the range!

[@james86848]

I'd also recommend buying a bow (scales with dexterity) and some arrows from the undead merchant. (need to use it two-handed) You can use it while locked on like a normal weapon or you can use L1 to aim your shots.

[@terencetensen3832]

Ah yes, let's run upstairs when the big guys chases us hehe.

[@forgottengames6663]

Rats are the most annoying enemies in DS1. Basically the dogs, but they can give you poison too

[@lwchadderdon]

Nice work with the Gargoyles! I'd never summoned Solaire before - he hits hard. For where to go next there are some options: - IMO the next place to go would be to utilize the *Basement Key* (picked up at 35:30). See the item description and 21:40 in Part 2 for where to use it. - You can continue past Andre and the Titanite Demon into the garden - I bought the *Crest of Artorias* item from Andre to go deeper into one of the garden paths, but then later found that there's another way around (albeit longer), so you can skip buying that if you want to save the souls - Down below Firelink Shrine there's a path available (as well as a way to make use of the *Fire Keeper Soul*), but you'll run into a dead end at this point - Since you have the *Master Key* there are other paths available down there through a locked gate, but they can be tougher at this point I found it helpful to take quick screenshots/notes whenever I came across a locked door/path or an item that I didn't know how/where to use based on the description. Otherwise I'd forget about them. For reference, I never upgraded any armor until NG+ (since at that point I knew which armor set I wanted to use). For weapons, I'd recommend trying out a few Dexterity-scaling types and/or researching a bit before investing much in upgrades. Titanite Shards are pretty easy to find/buy, but I found higher upgrade materials to be rarer compared to Bloodborne. Read further for a personal recommendation for a weapon and how to get it: --- I played Sekiro first, and used the Chikage and Rakuyo in Bloodborne, so I wanted a katana in Dark Souls - one of the only things I Googled for my first playthrough was where to find one ASAP (I also Googled where to find illusory walls, since they're BS IMO). You can get one early by killing the merchant that you bought the Bottomless Box from (46:45 in Part 1). Be sure to buy everything that you want from that merchant first (e.g. the *Repairbox* ). I used that katana for the rest of the game (and for DS2, DS3, and Demon's Souls PS3/PS5 actually) following the standard upgrade path and never felt that my weapon was holding me back. It can also be ascended (transformed into a couple special weapons) using a boss soul later, so it's good to get anyway IMO. I also played all the Souls games two-handing my weapon for the most part (never using a shield), which was super fun IMO. It feels better in the later games since they have improved rolling mechanics, but even in DS1 I loved the faster-paced style of not using a shield. It took practice though to get used to the timing of when to roll, and which attacks to roll away from vs rolling through, but by mid-game I felt confident against pretty much any enemy/boss. Katanas aren't for everyone, and they require some investment in Strength to wield one-handed (even though most of them scale really well with Dexterity) and some in Endurance to be effective IMO, but I really like their moveset (e.g. the vertical R1 slashes and the running or one-handed R2 pokes), relatively high damage/scaling coupled with decent attack speed, and their Bleed effect which can chew through some beefy enemies/bosses. Note that two-handing a weapon increases your Strength stat by 50%, so you could two-hand the katana in the meantime while investing in Strength. Anyway, that's just what I did. I'm sure you'll do fine with whatever weapon/build you enjoy. Have fun exploring Lordran!

[@GamePaddyPat]

Yeah, kicking is pretty finicky and you might want to practice it a bit. To hit forward and R1 at the same time is harder as it sounds. Even after playing all the Souls games, I can't do it 100% of the times I want it to happen. 😂 Edit: You can look, if you can upgrade your sword, if you want to keep using that. Other than that, your good and should spent it on levels. Also, if you get keys, read the description, it has some hints in it, where the corresponding door might be. 😉

[@dereksupernaut]

53:00 Lil' Cambonano gets parried, still looks cute... fax!!!

[@mylesg1103]

For quicker atacks start on r2 as in heavy atack

[@richarddkearney]

I just recently started dark souls myself and I use a metal shield as a warrior class. I find the "thunk" that happens as a sword gets block using a wooden shield so strange. I'm only use to the sound that metal on metal makes in the game. I've been watching sword thunk on a wooden shield for a couple of hours now and it still seems strange. I don't think there is a "normal" way to kill the metal pig. I have watched 4 fights against it and there were 4 different methods used to kill it. I had a 5th way. So I guess "normal" will be if I ever find a method that 2 different people use. However, this is what I'm liking about the game so far. There is no ONE way to accomplish goals. Many methods work.

[@يوسف-ك3ذ5ت]

pro tip you don't need to kick the guys with the spear to break their shield, you can just attack them holding your weapon with both hands :D

[@MadMadNomad]

Or just buy the cheap-ass 300 soul reinforced club from the first merchant in the Undead Burg. Its got that R2 automatic jump attack that blows sheilds away (two-handing it works too, of course) AND it causes bleed. It has the highest base damage of anything you're likely to get your hands on that early in the game. Make it Divine plus 5, and its a perfect Catacomb-cleaner, because its short it doesn't get caught on the walls, and the R2 one-shots even the big skeletons (Right up until the Tomb of the Giants. Post-Pinwheel, you'll need something harder hitting) Sucker Absolutely CARRIED my newbie ass until i had the stats for the Claymore (Which got promptly ditched for the Halberd, which took me almost all the way to the end)

[@MadMadNomad]

This and the heater shield, both items you can pick up right away, can make the early going SOOOO much easier. But the beauty of this game is that it DOESN'T push you down an "optimal" path. It lets you do everything "wrong", until you trial-and-error your way to something that somehow works for you.

[@يوسف-ك3ذ5ت]

@@MadMadNomad dude lol why are you typing all this now it's been 9 months xD thanks for the advice anywhys 👍

[@fereshassineLoki]

I like to watch gameplay that was similar to mine, plodding along but getting there in the end.

[@mickyt8063]

I was very happy with letting Solaire do the work for me lol. Just as far as here a few hours ago.

[@4blasphemy]

for what to do next it is probably best to watch back what he said, on the other hand you can speak to him again, he will say some things i actually think that it was a very bad idea to summon solaire on the gargoyles, because of this you got a very easy victory, this fight would have been the first real challenge the game would have offered i do recommend trying out weapons, tho not every one of them is unique i still do, you can look at the stats of a weapon by pressing square while you are over them, you can see what you need to use it and what it scales with (you can press square on armor and other things too, would recommend) and if you want to know which shield are better you can look at the right when you press square, it displays what the block %s are, basically the higher the physical block the better

[@yuumijungle548]

i wonder how long it took for her to learn how to 2 hand the weapon xD especially vs shields

[@theeyeiswatching8036]

it tickles me that she's putting herslef in hard-mode, using that shortsword xD

[@Wolf21973]

I always have to handle the rats one at a time and use an R2 charged attacked so I don't hit the walls swinging and get stunned

[@tiagodagostini6233]

Ok gargoyle sin the first try for a newbie.. is impressive.

[@becauseimbatman1391]

Tbf Solaire did most the work. It was fun to watch though

[@xeox4280]

No its not if you summon someone

[@tiagodagostini]

@@xeox4280 9 in 10 people died the first time against gargoyles even with solaire. After you know there will be a secodn one it becomes way easier because you are not surprised.

[@xeox4280]

@@tiagodagostini but its easy with solair so its not impressive.

[@charlesinterface]

28:25 jajajajajajajaja.... It happens to all of us

[@tomisenbugel6370]

got parried 53:20 Feels painful if a regular enemy does that

[@Red_94016]

Blue tearstone ring saved her life at 54:28

[@SteezyMcCheezie]

Wow...I didn't know Solaire was so useful in that fight 🤔

[@budthecyborg4575]

I didn't figure out how to kick until I was 3/4 of the way through DS3 (my first Fromsoft experience).

[@Cambonano]

I understand why. I found out by accident 😆🌼

[@linkwokeup]

Im cracking up here.

[@zlykluk1]

Bashy weapon for skeletons! Dont spend anything on armor. More kindle, more estus. As human you can summon NPCs and players to help you with bosses, unlike Bloodborne bosses aint buffed with your helpers. Whatever you do, dont you dare to go hollow!

[@rgerber]

(silently praying to myself- pleassse equip another weapon)

[@Дмитрий-г2ы6щ]

A little guidance: you picked up the key that opens the door on the bridge where the wyvern(dragon) sits.

[@up4discussion660]

Hellkite

[@MadMadNomad]

Man, that shortsword really doesn't do ANYTHING, huh? I honestly think she'd have been better off with the starting dagger. At least that has bleed damage. And I THINK would get more out of the thief's higher Dexterity stat.

[@nuavecmoi]

Omg. Hahahahahahahaha. That was fun. Those rats. Lol. The shortsword is too short. The longsword is much better.

[@teoigi3247]

3 down, more to go, lol

[@h.bb.9274]

Nice

[@rgerber]

oh my god it only took me about 80 tries to beat the Gargoyles and she did it first time- wow is this embarassing

[@gonza2477]

PRAISE THE SUN!!!!!

[@Cambonano]

☀️🫶🏻☀️

[@Tajiin]

35:00 Hallo!

[@KeytarArgonian]

WHAT?! you can summon solaire?? Is this an offline thing?

[@Cambonano]

If you're human you can summon :)

[@Red_94016]

Apple juice? 😉😏 uh huh🤣 1:24:33

[@Cambonano]

I swear it is 😫😂

[@rgerber]

60 minutes in and still no equipment change- now i'm really startinng to get mad but otherwise nicely played!

[@theonekninek75230k]

Enjoy those 2 Bloodborne vids :)

[@shellshock414]

Did you beat Bloodborne playing like this? Why didn’t you pay attention to the control instructions when you started the game? You need to practice fighting and blocking a lot

[@Cambonano]

Bloodborne and DS1 are two very different games. In Bloodborne you don’t have to block and I like dodging instead of hiding behind a shield 👍🏻

[@ahhotep1833]

@@Cambonano ya don't need a shield in DS 1 either...unless your into parring and riposte 😉

[@ahhotep1833]

...and yes, DS1 and Bloodborne are very different. As was DS1 and Demon's Souls 👍

[@jordonc3379]

Humanity is supposed to equal better loot drops... In my 100s of hours in this game I HAVE NEVER noticed a difference. I sould do a cheat comparison with like 40 humanity vs none

[@MadMadNomad]

Just a couple soft humanity makes a notable difference. I get the Black Knight sword in undead burg more often than not with just 2 or 3. It maxes out at 10, though. The only thing carrying more than 10 humanity gets you is slightly more curse resistance.

[@zenosz01]

If you get a bow and some arrows, you can go under the bridge at the beginning of the video and you can shoot the tail off the dragon. If you do this, it drops a sword called a Drake Sword and it's pretty good.

[@FlanRoBoThEaD]

Were you drinking whisky and discovering Dark Souls for the first time? that's kinda baller

[@Cambonano]

No, sorry to disappoint 😂 I don’t like whiskey. It’s apple juice 😊

[@FlanRoBoThEaD]

@@Cambonano oh okay LOL i thought "wow this cute innocent looking girl is drinking whisky way better than i can, maybe it's a Denmark thing 😅😂"

[@Cambonano]

I mean we do drink a lot here in Denmark, but I’m not that tough 😂 although it would probably make a fun video if it was Whiskey!

[@stt5v2002]

This point she is still making the stereo typical dark souls errors. Losing thousands of souls due to overaggressive exploration, sticking with minimally effective combat strategies rather than learning new ones, not using her soul items, not reading her weapons and equipment, giving up on mechanics rather than learning to do them (such as the kick). It’s a little painful to watch, but no doubt the breakthrough moments are coming. That should be good. Yes

[@OOHyeahpeggyhill]

who else is in love with her

[@medcha2022]

Jeg elsker dig

[@matt-g-recovers]

You said you had nothing to lose before the demon, but what about all of those souls you dropped upstairs??? Ugh it was so painful watching you throw them all away on purpose!!

[@ckimsey77]

Please...upgrade your gear its critical in DS franchise. The Smith sells the first tier stone unlimited for reasonable price, this should tell you how important upgrades are as DS gives you nothing easy!! Farm a bit of souls and buy about 6 stones, will get ur wpn +4 (3 more to +5), lvl 4 is fairly Inexpensive and 4 levels will increase your dmg out substantially more so on better wpns (lose the short sword and find a wpn/won class u like b4 wasting upgrades). You should decide as early as possible what build type u wanna be, which also,pairs w wanted playstyle and wpn choice, as well as char. Stats growth I'm hoping u wanted to be a DeX build seeing how high u made it so early on. This isnt bloodborne; stats have very different effects on some and do multiple things. Use your "help button" in status screen and read what each stat controls. A skilled player would struggle if given a prebuilt char. with wrong stats raised high and wrong wpn choice upgraded. Wpn class and specific wpn from it even vary stat interactions, but here stats and wpns are hugely codependent. A wpn with an A or S dmg bonus (dex builds, rapiers, katana, in general faster weaker wpns many w bleed) on dex and an E on str would do little dmg on a lvl 100 character with 50 str and little dex. Same, str builds (hammers, blunt wpns, most ultragreats) will use these wpns with large str bonus dmg (A is good, S is super high) to crush enemies in massive dmg single blows. I like midground, swords and great swords that have lower dmg bonuses, but have modest bonus on dex AND str, maybe a C C. or a B. C for str/dex...I love mix builds as they are highly versatile and get much more dmg from swords like this than pure dex or str builds would. Equip a wpn w high str bonus, in 2nd slot equip one w high dex, and when u level up change ur str point and observe your dmg how it changes. Itll increase str wpn by 3-4 dmg/point, but dex won only gets one or possibly one every 2 str points. Opposite is seen when raising dex...this temp. Equip of several wpns you are deciding between as u level up (having souls for 5-8 lvls is best as u can see long term changes without committing the points) is a great way to help guile yourself which stat to raise and it helps you learn how various stats affect your character. Everyone needs some defence, stamina, equip capacity, and hp, but different builds in general slack some areas to maximize others, like a str build uses huge heavy wpns so more carry capacity will be needed, but dont expect to fast roll ull never get it high enuf (till L220 plus)...but being a tank w huge def armor behind a sturdy shield who needs to roll?? On dex though, you'll focus more on equip weight being high enough to stay fast rolling based on armor u use but just high enuf for that; you may have to settle for the 2nd roll if u want decent protection until late game with rings to boost equip capacity tho, but dex must go over half as they rely on speed and dodge. High dex skill wpns are light, fast and for dodging/moving fast styles going for backstabs and parries; good shields require str to wield and get very heavy, so dodging is the dex's defence where high stability shields protect str builds, stable means more attacks bounce off interrupting enemy combos as well as how much stamina you load when struck while guarding. (This is why the demon beyond blacksmith ate u so easy...use a shield w %100 physical block and 54-60 stability u can block both hits and still have stamina to roll. *I just opened a new build, killed it on level 16...properly selected equipment that matches your style and stats is just as important as good technique in souls.) Keep in mind though I had the drake dragon sword, it's great wpn for first several areas w huge 200 base dmg. Still easy doable without it, but it makes it much faster. Get by bow-sniping the red dragons tail until you kill its tail and it breaks off giving u this high powered secret hidden wpn. (Do from under bridge) Remember the tail breaking for wpn as you continue the game...many bosses can be de-limbed for hidden equipment, and DS1 is full of hidden optional areas with great gear so stay alert and explore everything! Enjoying your playthrough (below %25 equip weight is fastest roll instant back on feet, 25-50 percent, or under half, roll a bit slower but takes much more time to get on his feet, 3rd over half but under 75%is still a roll but a very unuseful one as it's short, slow, and takes a bit to stand...over %75 tapping circle is the only surefire way to get hit by the attack as you can map and grab a sandwich b4 he gets back up) PS. ***partial spoiler alert*** not really, just a good tip for farming experience early on as you've seen its needed...so why spend 2 days doing what u could achieve in several hours? Another optional area in garden (behind demon) is buying the 20k souls item from the blacksmith asap, use it just inside garden area right before the 1st fog door...it opens a large gate where you will fight NPC characters as enemies. They are challenging at first and you'll need drake sword or a good dmg wpn +4 minimum (I used Zwil ultragreat 2-H here with minimal armor for fast roll, then put on stone armor and went tank.

[@ckimsey77]

But it's worth it because each one drops several thousand souls per kill...adds up fast to get that stat boost you know you need!! Key is reveal the illusion wall hiding the bonfire just b4 this gate u unlock here ( to left of entrance, attack at stone wall to open hidden bonfire, kindle for 10 flasks helps greatly) to quickly respawn enemy (not all respawning so dont feel overwhelmed the first time in) and for close access when you die. Other key is enter slowly trying to draw one at a time. You'll get swarmed a few times till u see where everyone is, then killing some that dont respawn also helps and before you know it, you'll be farming up 20k souls in no time. Area also holds some of best heavy armor in game, as well as the best bow in the game with a few other nice items/gear. Just be careful, as an optional powerful area you dony wanna challenge this boss yet...much later he is tough

[@medcha2022]

you are a wonderful woman ! i love you

[@matt-g-recovers]

LoL, those shield guys are Also in DS3...the ones who just start walking back and forth all stupid. I hate those dudes so bad...not particularly hard but annoying

[@zerothefinn]

This game will take some getting used to, It's no bloodborne🤔! Your wearing all white like a new Innocent souls player lol I bet by the end you'll be in all black and cursing more

[@GermanWayOfTube]

I think you should not summon unless you don’t manage to beat bosses by your own otherwise it’s not fun to watch

[@Cambonano]

This is the only time I’ve done it. I wanted to see if it was any different from Bloodborne 😃

[@makkurotatsu]

@@Cambonano Your game, your choice. I think summons can be fun in their own way, in particular if they go down faster than anticipated, which leaves you with a health-buffed boss. 🥴

[@MadMadNomad]

@@makkurotatsu I might be wrong, but don't you need to summon Solaire if you want to do his questline? I wouldn't know - After figuring out that you COULD, i have summoned him every time I could, and i always farm that humanity to save him, because...well, why WOULDN'T you want to play through the game to the very end alongside your best Sunbro? Now, if you want a challenge, try summoning BOTH Lautrec and Solaire and cutting off the tail axe before they obliterate him.

[@makkurotatsu]

@@MadMadNomad While I am by no means an expert on DS game mechanics, I do believe it is sufficient to talk to Solaire and NPCs in general to advance their respective quest lines.

[@yuumijungle548]

bro she has such a terrible time because of the class she picked, beginners should stick to warrior or bandit, this is so awful xD also ive never seen solaire deal more damage than me before, thats crazy