How to Paint: The Winged Knight & Titanite Demon | Re-Painting the Dark Souls Boardgame

[@BigFeeen]

My favourite memory is probably finally convincing my friend to get dark souls 1 and partaking in jolly cooperation with him to help him finish it!

[@scoobadunga493]

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[@manuelvillarino1537]

My best memory is exploring fountainhead palace in sekiro, i loved that area

[@Valkyrie2421]

Beautiful painting as always. My best memory of FromSfot games has to be the game in general I have autism and it's a struggle to do a lot of basic tasks but when I play FromSoftware games they keep me focussed and entertained for hours on end and if I'm ever overstimulated or beginning to shut down and become mute these games are always there to help calm me down and help me forget what got me overwhelmed to begin with and has taught me a lot about patience and anger management as we all know the bosses can be difficult and frustrating and for someone like me thats a huge thing to be able to learn all those skills. I owe these games a lot

[@darksoulsmodels]

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[@Valkyrie2421]

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[@Valkyrie2421]

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[@davidalmog7056]

My best memory for me is when I went out of Irithyll dungeon and saw the view of Irithyll for the first time. I was and still amazed by it's beauty!

[@frostyotg]

Can’t say I have a favorite memory but what I love most is the ambiguity around the lore in each game. There’s just enough information to connect overarching dots, but not enough which in turn ends up allowing for community driven ideas. I love that :)

[@SothaSilly]

It’s not exactly a moment from within the games, but some of my favorite memories of soulsborne are times where I learn the lore of the games in depth. The bosses are amazing without paying attention to lore, but with the added context they hit so hard and it feels fantastic

[@AjaxJP]

Fighting Soul of Cinder for the first time definitely hit me like a truck. Knowing that the Dark Souls trilogy was truly ending there and in such a perfect way is easily my favorite memory

[@nonodonttouchmethere674]

My best memory of FromSoft games is the sense of awe you get from new areas. I fell in love with BB chalice dungeons because of their designes, and I love the atmosphere. The Isz chalices never fail to make me feel joy when opening the door for another floor. I play to find that sensation again and again. I just love the feeling of looking at a place that's beautiful yet terrifying at the same time

[@danimurano-kinney9641]

My best memory of Elden Ring is when I started co-op play with a friend of mine who lives very far away. It became our weekly plans and it was such a delight to explore that amazing game with a good friend.

[@andrewmiller8410]

👋 You finally reached my favorite design in perhaps all of DS and Souls - the Titanite Demon!!!! Not sure if it suffices, but I will explain this as my favorite "moment" from these games. I was terrified when I saw him in the Belltower basement and avoided him at first. Eventually I came back to defeat him. I LOVE this design. It is so much more badass by not having a face or a leg. It makes you wonder more about them: what is that symbol on the inside of its head? Is it a rune? An enchantment to bring them to life from titanite statues? The boss mechanic / animation reflects his handicap here, as he crawls or prowls along to seek you out, somehow with a scary sense of directly where you are. And then the leaps/lunges, what a necessary and fierce move to close the distance and possibly kill his prey. I almost feel he would have been pretty boring as a typical bipedal enemy statue type, though maybe the tail and long polearm would have still been interesting in that form. And then, considering his agility when he leaps, it makes you wonder about his true, bipedal form - would it have been so much more powerful and formidable? Perhaps.

[@ChompsterChomp]

Best memory of the entire series is when I first played Dark Souls 1 in college. What rlly made it for me is that every time I got stuck or frustrated my roommate (who had played it a bunch) was ready to give me small tips so I never had to look anything up and it felt like I played it the way it was meant to be played. Been chasing that since lol

[@liamhowell5332]

My favourite memory was from ds3 when beating Gael for the first time. I never watched any videos on the dlc so everything was brand new to me and this was in 2020. It took me a couple of attempts, but the adrenaline rush in his final phase was awesome and beating him knowing he was the final boss in the dark souls series was satisfying. DS3 the 🐐

[@mintomento8003]

I can’t pick out a specific favorite moment from all of soulsborne, but my favorite memories would have to be the ones where I get dropped into or discover a brand new area and get to see it’s in all of its gorgeous entirety. Seeing the sweeping landscapes of places like Irithyll of the boreal valley, the profaned capital, anor londo, etc for the first time is a feeling like no other.

[@Soulsinquisitive]

My favourite memory was in Dark souls 3 after beating the abyss watchers for the first time. It was the first true challenge and it wasn't that I was relieved that I had won, but rather that I had spent so much time perfecting the fight and learning the attacks. It was a combination of satisfaction and an emptiness that left you yearning for the next challenge. That was when I realised I truly loved the souls games

[@castagnopolis]

The best memory and what keeps me coming back to the souls game is the overall experience, the journey itself. Knowing that nothing is taken for granted in this everlasting cycle. The first time I killed Gwyn lord of cinder I was terrified, the game was over and I did not want to get out. But like a canvas, the soul's games offer you something special, to relieve that experience over and over, different builds, strategies, and approaches, to paint this world however you want. Is not about the games themselves but how you experience them.

[@lukaspisel9558]

My favorite memory is probably my first time running through Yharnam. The city is so cool and atmospheric and just drips with character and bizarre detail. Loving your painting series so far, keep it up!

[@Darryl.M]

It isn't the game play that I have the best memories of but the sitting around tables painting all the models. Watching the failure and the success's. Great times.

[@corem6872]

The first time I played DS3, I was with an experienced friend so we just messed around, but honestly my best memory is when I revisited the game a month or so later and beat the first boss in about 3 tries. That sense of victory really showed me the draw of dark souls

[@RavingPvtRyan]

I’m glad I found this channel! I’m highly obsessed with the souls borne series and am trying to get into painting minis for the sole reason of painting the board game. One of my favorite memories is convincing my friend that there are no mimics in ds2. He’s beaten elden ring, bloodborne, and ds1 but wanted to play all the games. We started a coop run and I convinced him that there were no mimics in ds2, only trapped chests. I think the lack of mimics in bloodborne and elden ring helped sell this. The joke was a slow burn, but was worth it hearing him scream and then burst into laughter after opening the first mimic.

[@szymonm3313]

When I Played with my daughter through most of elden ring's legacy dungeons. That was one of The best father-daughter bonding moments we had

[@warjii]

My best memory from any FromSoft game was probably whenever I heard the DS2 opening theme. I first played it back in December of 2020 and every time I hear that theme it just sends me back to then. Great times.

[@grubnack3384]

Favourite memory has got to be fighting the Abyss Watchers for the first time. The build up outside of the arena, the music, along with the unique mechanics of the first stage were amazing

[@maxc.6547]

The best memory from these for me is the first time opening the box and seeing how amazing all the minis are!

[@miroshannaicker1759]

My favourite memory was actually pretty recent. The first time riding through the hills on the way to leyndell. The sense of scale and the beauty of the world left me in awe.

[@Overdrive-19]

One thing that amazed my throughout the souls series is the impression you get from the places like some places have this insane size and scale, interesting themes and atmosphere. Every place has its own unique atmosphere and design. Anor Londo, The Great Hollow, Ash lake, Kiln of the first Flame just to name a few on top of my head

[@keithsidhu1679]

My best memory from a FromSoft game would be when I found the New Londo ruins. Something about coming off the elevator and finding hollows that won’t attack you but seem to be in pain mixed with the sight of the blue-ish green-ish shimmer of the location was amazing and immediately made me want to run out of there. Love series, keep up the great work!

[@hoogieman9962]

My favourite memory of playing a FS game was when one of my friends and I did a co-op run in DS3 roleplaying as a young pyromancer and his elderly uncle from the Way of the White. My character was the uncle, and I had so much fun making a build around what are essentially the worst miracles in the game while my friend would either one-shot of get one-shot-ed by anything.

[@alessiolongo2967]

My favorite moment related to Souls games was during the pandemic. My group of high school friends met periodically on discord to see a friend of ours do a run to platinum Dark Souls Remastered. It was nice to get away from the outside world for a few nights, going back to the good old days...

[@The_Arnak_Way]

My favourite memory has to be the first time I beat the twin princes. They had given me the most trouble out of any boss,but finally beating them felt so good

[@tylermoore4844]

My best memory has got to be when I was stuck on Midir and one of my old old friends reached out to me and we chatted and he mentioned he played Dark Souls too. And so it came to be that he was stuck on Midir too and we both were able to defeat him first try with eachother and it was so wholesome.

[@connorsummach9888]

My best memory was playing through 2 with a good friend of mine as my first successful experience with the genre. It set me on my path of loving souls like games

[@blueyeti5863]

One of my best memories is meeting a now really good friend of mine. I summoned a random in the Grand Archives and we got talking and ended up playing for hours almost everyday for a long while. What with this being six years ago now we don't get to play so much, but its always so much fun when we both do get on together

[@filipeserrao]

My best memory is definitely playing DS for the first time with my friends, it still gives me great memories and we kept all the high energy all the way to Elden Ring

[@cindersoul__6115]

My best memory isn't really a specific one, but it'd probably be either beating one of the final bosses or defeating a boss I had a lot of trouble with. It just feels so good to finally beat something that you felt was impossible to do before hand.

[@SirGoose777]

My most recent favorite memory was the relief I felt beating the GodSkin duos in Elden ring. They gave me the most trouble as not a main story/unique boss. It was insane and I love their music.

[@M0K0LA]

The most beautiful moments I feel are when you describe the story over the gegenständ. It's like doing a puzzle or laying out a mosaic. And each opponent, no matter how small, can provide another important piece of the story.

[@Racoon_X]

My best memory playing Fromsoft Souls is just the overall learning of the map, weapon skills and bosses attacks in elden ring. I spent so much time exploring every crevice of the open world!

[@cactoos5125]

When I Platinumed Bloodborne and got that final trophy I felt so exhausted but accomplished at the same time and it was such a good feeling and i re-experienced that with Elden Ring i think it feels great because so much time goes into it 100% my favorite

[@Coasteraddict1]

I had been fighting red wolf radagon from Elden Ring and was struggling a lot to beat it because I was an entirely melee build and I had gotten a new weapon for the fight but I had forgotten to upgrade it. I had a friend over and he had played all the souls games except elden ring and sekiro so when I finally beat it we cheered.

[@inuyasharullz]

My best memory from any FromSoft game was honestly from Elden Ring when you first get to Radagon/Marika and the theme song starts with that loud drum. Every neuron I have (not many) went WOOOOOOOO at the same time

[@maxrui007]

The bestf memory i have from the souls games is between beating the gaping dragon for the first time or beating the Soul of Cinder for the first time. The gaping dragon was really the first difficult challenge for me, and overcoming that challenge was what made dark souls click for me. However, the Soul of Cinder has such an emotional gut punch. When I heard the second phase, I nearly cried. The theme song was one of the reasons I actually played the souls games in the first place. I heard all the stories of how the plin plin plon brought people to tears, and I wanted to know what that felt like, and I did.

[@rudlterranigma5386]

My greatest moment was in my first Dark Souls game, Dark Souls2, when I managed to get anyhow trough the 4 mainbosses and thought that was so amazing, there can't be anything better. And then I took the elevator to dragon aerie and were so stunned, it still brings a smile to my face! From that moment I was addicted to the Souls games from From Software

[@rudlterranigma5386]

Also to mention: I somehow logged into my amazon account just the right moment to catch one of the few collectors editions from DS3 formthe german speaking market 😍

[@jaytrueblood9481]

My favorite memory from the series is beating Pontiff for the first time in Dark Souls 3. He's the first real obstacle in the game and I struggled to beat him for a long time. Finally doing was so was so freaking sweet and it was the moment where I kind of decided no matter what I would beat that game.

[@michaeldurstewitz7478]

my first time playing through ds1 and having friends in high school give me hints without telling me too much. a friend nudged me towards ash lake and finding it was probably the best experience in any video game ever.

[@bricehartwich]

The biggest moment I can think of is with Demon's Souls Remake. Bloodborne is my favorite game of all time, but I started with DeS, and obviously I was awful at the games. The moment the game clicked for me, however, was such an amazing moment and really made sure I played the rest of this series. It's such a hard hurdle to overcome, but everyone has that moment when it clicks, and the games just make sense on how to play.

[@distractedturtle5697]

My best memory from the FromSoft game was when I first booted up Bloodborne, and managed to beat the first werewolf after being told it was unbeatable. Afterwards I got the glitch where you spawn behind the doors and meet Iosefka, I thought that was a cool interaction. Amazing job and hope you have a grand Spooky month!

[@magnushende]

My best memory of a fromsoftware moment, was when me and my best friend had to fight twin princes in ds3. It was in the middle of the night and we had promised each other, that we wouldn't go to bed before we deafeted it, and we ended up playing up the whole night just getting more and more frustrated and at the same time it really was a bonding moment between him and me. I really miss that time

[@InvertedWIng]

My fondest memory was when I first killed Maiden Astraea in Demon's Souls. The second part of the Valley of Defilement had frustrated me. The poisoned marsh made it impossible to deal with the Giant Depraved Ones, and due to a holiday event, the place was in Pure Black World Tendency, meaning there were black phantom versions of them as well. So I opted to just stop fighting my way through and just run. I reached the last leg of the level, which was a rotten shantytown, got utterly lost, and nearly panicked as I was swarmed by crowds of enemies and couldn't find a shortcut anywhere (heck, at the time, I didn't even know there WAS one). But I persevered, got to the end of the level, and beat the Dirty Colossus all without dying. So that put me in a good mood because I felt like I had accomplished something. So I proceeded further to the last part of the Valley, and I was greeted with scenery that was eerie, music that was haunting, and a supposed demon that was not some massive hellspawn, but a beautiful saintly woman and her loyal knight. I got knocked into the mire my first time, where I caught the plague and was eaten alive by the fetuses within. But something felt wrong about the fight; the way both Astraea and Garl Vinland acted made it seem like they weren't evil, at least intentionally, they just wanted to help the abandoned masses of the Valley. If anything, it felt like I was the villain, as I was the one storming the refuge, killing all who stood in my way, all to claim a Demon Soul that I would undoubtedly use for power. Worse, upon defeating Garl, Astraea does not fight back; she just killed herself, all the while contemptuously telling you to TAKE your DEMON SOUL! It was then when I realized this game's story was not just some hastily thrown-together excuse to go mow down monsters. There was something very very in-depth and passionate going on beneath the surface, and I was being given only a glimpse of it. I was enjoying Demon's Souls just fine, but at this point, I was loving it, and I've been loving the Soulsborne franchise of games ever since.

[@nickn390]

Best memory was beating the Capra demon for the first time with my friend! Will never forget

[@Wave9990]

My best memory was definitely beating Father Gascoigne for the first time. Although Sekiro was the first souls game that I started, I didn't get very far. When I played Bloodborne the Cleric Beast felt great to finally beat, but learning Gascoignes moves and parrying him to death was one of the greatest feelings I've ever had when playing a game. Also when I fought the Shadows of Yharnam, I somehow beat them first try, that was pretty great too. Other than Bloodborne, definitely just the entirely of Elden Ring was incredible, my favorite moment was probably fighting Radahn, that boss is absolutely insane and I love it.

[@scoobadunga493]

Playing through elden ring with my buddies using the multiplayer mod has just been such a blast, I cant really say what my favourite memory from that is because its just been one hell of a journey!! If anyone has PC and has elden ring i'd seriously suggest giving it a go, some of the most fun ive had in recent memory!

[@bladebro2724]

My best memory is the very first Souls game I ever beat, Bloodborne. Moon Presence, no vials, less than a quarter of my health left and the boss was almost dead on the first try, and I somehow managed to pull it off. Still the most clutch and the best I've ever felt playing one of these games to finally beat one after so long.

[@NotSus_]

Best memory for me would have to be competing my first No Death run on DS2. That game holds a special place in my heart to this day as it was my first souls game. Majula will always feel like home 🥹

[@samnat5]

My favourite memory has to be beating Ornstein and Smough for the first time. The number of painful attempts it took me (and Solaire of course) was finally met with sweet victory. I was so relived I could've cried.

[@guillaumebarnabe998]

Dark Soul is the best, seeing you paint those figures remember me my past games fighting them !! Great giveaway, count me in !!

[@사냥꾼의꿈]

The first time I beat Father Gascoigne was definitely the most memorable. I've never before played such a challenging game, I kept on dying but I knew that with just the right set of moves and a little bit of luck I would be able to take him down. It took many many attempts but I was so excited to finally get pass.

[@H0mebrewed]

I remember been sat in discord with 3 other lads, we were all at Starscourge Radahn(pre-nerf), and i remember finally beating him after many attempts, and then one by one we all followed suit. it was so great, from us all raging to the fall of the dominoes as we each beat him in turn. then after we all finished we joined sessions and took a screenshot.

[@Cosmologii]

My absolute favourite memery has to be from Dark Souls when reaching Ash Lake for the first time. It was mesmerising :)

[@edgarivanvelazquez9421]

Spectacular work.🙌 And my best memory is the times that I was able to beat bosses where I was stuck for too long and the feeling of doing it is really comforting. Greetings from Mexico ❤

[@generalmikalie2739]

My best memory was from playing Ds1 with my father, and finally beating O&S after a few day. The relief what you got after that was something else. I still perfectly remember that moment. Another great memory I have is that after finally getting through the Anor Londo archers (which took forever) and then getting inside the castle. Me and my father knew that a bonfire had to be somewhere, but we were faced with two doors: one to the right and one to the left. Ofcourse the door to the left had the bonfire, but we chose the right one and died to the bastard with spear 😂

[@goldifshboi6348]

My best memory of a souls game is beating ds1 for the first time because it was my first souls game and it felt like a genuine accomplishment to complete it.

[@raultronciu2883]

My best memory is the first day of playing Dark souls 1 for the first time. Already had the full build figured out because I watched a lot of Oroboro/Peeve PVP and I thought to myself, I'll be the next parry king. Got my ass beaten by literally the first hollow that attacks you by Oscar, rage quited after 10 minutes and never came back to it. After 1 month I thought let's give it another try and learn it step by step. Loving the games since 2012

[@kkami6231]

My favorite memory would have to be when I first fought slave knight gael, my heart was beating like crazy with hype, its such a beautiful fight.

[@casual_ramen2243]

My favorite memory was fighting the abyss watchers for the first time. I really struggled with it, so I felt relieved when I “beat” them. I put down my controller for a second, only to see the cutscene of their second phase! I quickly readied myself, and promptly lost. It took me a while to actually win, but that was the first time FromSoftware surprised me in a boss fight.

[@Hevihenkka]

Too many favorite moments to think of.... but probably my favorite moment right now is the day when Elden Ring was released. I was waiting for the game for so long after playing Fromsoft games through all these years and when Elden Ring finally came out, I was immediately addicted to it. I woke up early just to play and at work I couldn't think of anything except when to I get to play Elden Ring again and where will I go next.

[@buggy5079]

My best moment from any from software game was the first boss I defeated, Iudex Gundyr, the surge of dopamine I got after countless attempts is nothing I have ever gotten before. I stayed like like 30 seconds after defeating him just contemplating this moment with my heart still beating.

[@scizorinio3094]

My best memory from FromSoftware games is from Dark Souls when I beat Gwyn. That plin plin plon moment during fight was strong and hit me like a truck. This was my first Souls game comlpited so it was important moment.

[@anmaster_aw9923]

My favorite memory from the soulsborne was from my first dark souls game-dark souls 2. I explored brume Tower right after iron keep so i was a bit under leveled. I got to the fume knight and what nightmare fight that was for a under leveled newcumer. It took me something around 10h of trying to Beat him and to this day this is the boss that took me the most time. I was stubborn so i never quit but what an amazing feeling that was to finally Beat him. I think these 10-12 h of trying was happening in around 3 days

[@goodvdark7949]

My best memory of playing these games was finding the Moonlight Greatsword in Bloodborne.

[@tomasmendez4865]

Beating almost the entire DLC on DS1 without dying, it was pure luck and poise, but it worked

[@piotrwooszyk5956]

I once bought dark souls 1 a girl that i Liked on her birthday and then Played with her for the bigger part of the game. It Was very fun, my favorite memory

[@vereornoxx]

I have several favoprite moments. If I had to choose it would be one of my recent one, where I defeated Malenia on my SL1 solo with no spirit Ashes (she is my favorite boss) or where I beat Elden Ring with my consumable only run. Both of these challenge runs were amazing moments to me and I felt so accomplished after them.

[@ThePortella0]

My best memory was the PvP in the Iron Keep Bridge in Dark Souls 2, the best one was when me and 2 other friends all dressed as the Manikin enemies (with the creepy mask and everything) and basically 3v1 everyone that invaded.

[@katarzynawooszyk779]

That friend that bought me dark souls 1 also played with me for the whole second half of the game (since anor londo). It was so incredibly fun and we had a lot of laugh

[@Schnabelmaennchen]

My best memory I have is while I was playing DS 2 with a friend for the first time. We were in Heide's Tower of Flame, fighting the dragon. Sadly I died, my friend was however able to kill him in my dying animation. This meant that, as we were playing in my world, I didn't receive the loot from that dragon and I still remind him to this day of the loot he took from me by killing that dragon.

[@LukeB-ou1qb]

My favourite moment would probably be the feeling of accomplishment I got from beating Malenia after god knows how many attempts. Also stumbling across areas like the Eternal cities for the first time

[@marigoldcameron]

One of my favorite moments was the first time I played DSI, when I was fighting Ornstein and Smough for the first time. I had been focusing down Smough first, and then getting destroyed by super Ornstein. My big brain supposed that I could try almost killing both of them, so that super Ornstein would have only a sliver of health. After painstakingly depleting both of their health bars, imagine my horror at seeing Ornstein return to full HP! The incredible part, though, is that I still managed to win on that run

[@scourge2668]

I started with DS3 and DS2 years ago, never completing DS1 until recently because I didn't like the clunky-ness of it at first. In late 2021, I finished 1 with as much immersion and attention to detail as I could, and honestly my favorite moments were probably looking in the distance and seeing areas I had already gone to, or had yet to explore.

[@KotahBlaine]

My first souls game was DS3, and as cheesy as this may seem… The Abyss Watchers fight. Omg from the music, the cutscenes… it was one of the most frustrating moments at that time for me because it was the first 2 phase fight in the game and again, it was my first souls game. I really wanted to give up and I’m so glad I didn’t give in because after learning the move sets and dodging all of the attacks and finally beating them… it was such a great feeling. Such a beautiful fight. It’s a breeze for me now after being on new game + 6. It’s not longer a frustrating fight, but still just as beautiful and epic as it was the first time

[@Mattycrafts]

Damn I just found this channel. you make some awesome figures, and the painting skills are crazy man! keep grinding and having fun :)

[@pastafasul]

Best (at least in hindsight) memory was propably when i played my first soulslike in DS3 and the Abyss Watchers kicked my ass and i was on discord with some friends when i finally beat them. i thought i beat them. then the cutscene played. and ppl still reminisce on the panic in my voice when i yelled 'why is he standing up?!'

[@emmanuelhernandez3200]

Ok I gotta say for me it was on my first ds run when I came down the elevator before the bell tower gargoyles and unlocked fire link shrine shortcut. I was like wtf no way!!. A few other worthy of mention. phase two of souls of cinder when the Gwyn theme kicks ohh man the feels! And first time opening door and walking out into limgrave.. man memories

[@mateolopezbastidas4923]

When I defeated isshin, I felt complete since it was a beautiful boss. Everything was perfect, after that I realized that I love from software games even all after the anger and deaths

[@tingle2958]

Me and my 2 homies beat dark souls 1 when it released by passing the controller when we died, and i was the one who managed to beat the undead parish gargoyles. We were so hyped. One of my fondest gaming memories.

[@garrettetter7931]

I think I may have commented on another video about this but I met a really good friend of mine when I summoned him for the nameless king fight in ds3. From there we’ve been all the way back to dark souls one to Elden ring.

[@TypicalToyReviews]

Lol my favorite memory is trying to co-op with my friend in DS1. Literally after 20 minutes of trying to connect with each other, I finally got in his game. We IMMEDIATELY got invaded and I died almost instantly. That was the last time we tried playing together until DS3 lol.

[@Julius_Caesar69420]

Oh it has to be the time when I went through the shrine of amana. I felt so good not having to go through that place again

[@ItsJohnBruh]

My best memory has to be Sister Friede and Father Ariandel boss fight. Not gonna like that fight took me hours upon hours to beat. Very rewarding in the end when I was finally able to defeat them!

[@ToriMori196]

Beating ornstein and smough for the first time was really stress full but nice when it was done and I did cheese smough

[@gregorysantos8779]

The blood on the axe looks disgusting.....awesome haha. Brilliant work! My most memorable moment would be the first pvp fight. My brother and I first played demon souls and someone invaded us. I had been preyed upon and my brother was backstabbed. We died but hell my guard now is faultless.

[@thetescowarrior299]

My best memory was from DS2 in the shaded woods, I got backstabbed by one of those falcon knights, when I got back up he parried me, and then parried me again before I finally managed to kill him. I'll never forget how that one enemy put me in my place 😂

[@buba5095]

My best memory is probably from elden ring when I first got the game and spent the first hour or two panic rolling around some soldiers of godrick trying not to die

[@eliott5864]

My favourite memorie in a fromsoft game is in elden ring pvp where i had the chance to fight none other than Barak Obama both shirtless only with our fist, the epic battle kept going easely for 15 minutes till, tired and convinced of my will to win, he suicide. Rest In Pepperoni Barak. Also great job with the painting. 👌

[@gabeg8896]

My favorite memory is from elden ring and it was we I did my first invasions on there

[@Adamg-be3bz]

A common experience i think but this is mine's favorite. After 13,5 hours of fighting malenia spread around almost a week i was able defeat her. I was so thrilled that 2 of my friends and myself Went to eat some pizza to celebrate

[@masterofcorgis4975]

my best memory from any fromsoft game has to be beating Ornstein and Smough for the first time, i had been going for about 6 hours before i managed to beat them and the sense of accomplishment after that was unmatched.

[@mandakrot]

On the first playthrough of the third Dark Souls, I killed the Giant with an ordinary two-handed sword (it took me two days to do this XD). How surprised I was when I found out that there is a hurricane sword for killing him (I picked it up, but didn’t understand that he had a special attack with charging, and yes, I didn’t play Demon Souls then) and moreover, to fight with it you can call Onion Knight :..D

[@jr3ampt962]

My best memory was killing my first dark souls boss which was the last giant. I really loved the feeling of accomplishment and felt like I had actually overcame a challenge

[@spensorwork4366]

Sorry I did not respond earlier it was busy today, my favorite memory was the first time that I overcame the fume knight. It took me a while when I was fighting him to realize I had to get rid of those things outside with smelter wedges. After that he was no mush over, I died the most time I have ever died fighting this boss. When I finally killed him I was celebrating for the next few days.

[@HydraQU33N]

For me, it was when i went into slave knight gael with my friend who got me into fromsoft and a mutual friend of ours. Got Gael to phase three, zero estus left and both my phantom buddies died 😭. Had to physically calm myself while timing everything, but made it through by my lonesome with a beefed up Gael in the rearview mirror lol 😊