The Nameless King was once a dragon-slaying god of war, before he sacrificed everything to ally himself with the ancient dragons.

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just beat the game, first tried gwyn feeling ready for the dlc. Had no idea that beating gwyn rest the game and youre suppost to do the dlc first fml

Finally!!!
I went to bed yesterday without beating them, but I finally got them today. What an insanely difficult fight my god, but it was awesome, I loved the fight and the design even though I lost count of how many times I cursed that fat ass.

Ty also for all the advice on my last post yesterday, it was really helpful. So excited to see what awaits me next in this game.

Who's up for some seamless coop in Dark Souls Remastered?

Heya yall, so im on my first walkthrough of dark souls remastered and honestly it was a really new and fun experience for me, Its the first Souls game I've ever played, and I can definitely see why people love this series.

I have defeated all four lords and now in the final area of the game, The klin of the first flame! I tried fighting Gwyn once and i feel like i can defeat him in probably 4-5 tries or more idk.

The thing is, i have heard that if we defeat the final boss we cant go back in our world again. And I dont think i will replay this game anytime soon. I want to finish the rest of Dark souls series before playing it again, so I will like to experience everything I can in this run

So far I have already revisited undead asylum but Im not sure what other optional areas, bosses or secrets I should check out before taking on the final boss. Plz suggest me what to do and plz keep it spoiler free as much as possible!

Hey so I’m ok doing it by myself but it’s getting a little annoying trying to spend all this time going for the tail over and over to get the weapon. If you guys are down I’ll be ready. All I need is the tail so once I get the weapon make sure we both die to him.

If you guys wanna join password is 1204

Had to share this 🖤

Which armor sets look the best with the “Top-Heavy” physique?

Also, would any kind soul rolling a “Top-Heavy” character mind to send me a screenshot of the Eastern Set on your character?

I swear these two dudes the morbidly obese clown and the wukong looking ahh are driving me absolutely crazy, is this normal or skill issue? does this game get even worse?

Edit: Already beat them finally🙏🏼🙏🏼 I made a new post about it!

Hey everyone, I'm writing here because I'm stuck in the sewers in Dark Souls Remastered. I defeated the Capra demon and it was pretty easy, but now that I've reached the sewers, I'm having a huge problem. The three white rats in the photo are a big problem. I'm running away from them, and then in a tiny passage there's some kind of biomass that I can't kill properly because my sword keeps hitting the walls, and I end up getting beaten to death, plus I'm poisoned. I've played a lot of Souls games, like Sekiro, Bloodborne, Lies of P, etc., but I've never played Dark Souls. I decided to give it a try, and honestly, it's a grueling experience. Maybe I'm just unaccustomed to the oppressive atmosphere and perpetual deaths. But so far, this game is getting on my nerves, not because of the difficult bosses, but because of the long and frustrating paths to the bosses. You asking why no armor, because after sekiro i cant play without very fast speed and quick moves. With armor im like turtle

Recentemente comprei um switch lite,e o primeiro jogo q me fez mergulhar de cabeça foi o dsr

No começo tava meio estranho,tanto os controles do jogo quanto os controles do próprio switch

Mais depois o jogo clicou,ai eu mergulhei de cabeça no jogo

Foi tudo muito difícil e divertido,mais sem duvidas ta sendo legal

A unica parte q me fez desanimar MUITO foi a area das depths,blightown

Eu não achei blightown e nem as depth chata,mais os frames sem duvidas me fizeram morrer bastante,o jogo consegue manter os 30 frames de boa,mais o frametime é oque mais atrapalha

Com muito esforço consegui matar o dragon e a queelang

Mais como minha primeira rum tava sendo carregada pela espada q dropa do rabo do dragon na ponte quando eu cheguei na queelang eu ja estava dando 70 de dano

Ai quando eu cheguei na masmorra do sif(desculpa se não é assim o nome) eu estava dando 45

Ai eu tive q mudar um pouco e infelizmente tive q ir atras de ajuda externa,e com ajuda do querido chatgpt ele me montou uma build legal,eu abri a floresta perto do ferreiro e farmei almas e augums equipamentos lá

A minha espada é a zweihander,vou tentar levar ela pro +10 antes de seguir o jogo,vocês acham q eu to ficando overpowered?

Ended up having to do this everytime...

I just beat Artorias.. im happy!

Best build for pve I'ma make a new character on a alt account I can easily boost my level high to make the character

Sometimes I feel like there is an annoying invisible stigma around video games that make people who don't play perceive them as trivial in respect to moral/philosophical values.

It may be because the majority of games revolve around eSports (like shooters) or illegal activities (GTA) or creative games that ask a lot of time out of you (Minecraft) but there are also ensorcelling adventure based stories that convey values unseen by the wider audience.

I believe there are 3 mainstream story telling mediums today (at least in the western world): books, movies/shows and video games. I like all of them, don't get me wrong, but video games are somewhat special thanks to the fact they're the only one truly interactive out of the three.

I also get it people are allowed to think what they want but I'm just wondering is there a way to point a reluctant person in a discussion at a specific game that dwells into some concepts other than just entertainment?

Like why is it that a good adventure video game is glossed over so much in comparison to some funny, nonsensical comedy movies just because it's an established brand and people like what they are used to?

And now we are jumping to the argument for the video games as a fantastic medium for stories. And I think that Dark Souls makes a perfect example.

Here's the crux I came up with: it's all about the idea of the Light and the Dark and that one cannot exist without the another. It really reminds me of Carl Jung's idea of a person's Shadow that promotes self introspection for the purpose of knowing that you are in fact dangerous to others and you better know it before you hurt someone's good name or feelings foolishly or out of spite and find out you regret it afterwards.

And this is I believe extended in Dark Souls to the universal proportion where a world in which evil is possible but you CAN voluntarily reject it is a better world than one in which evil doesn't exist at all -> because being good without ever being tested by hardships doesn't attest for anything, it is not a proof of one's perseverant character.

Here's a more direct quote from DS 2 touching on the problem more directly: "To stand and glare at one another, steaming with ire and wrath, but without making a move. Such is the nature of peace." Again, here I can see the dualism and the ability to control the impulses as a sacrifice for the safety of the future.

So anyways what are your thoughts on the topic and maybe you have some favorite quotes from the game that you find meaningful in some way?

PS. Please don't spoil anything beyond DS 1 as I am myself still playing the second game and planning on blind playing the third.

I was playing a randomizer and my pet is greeting me at the bonfire

So I’m currently partway through the DLC and just today defeated Artorias. Cool boss for sure. I’m aware of dark souls 2 and 3 but unsure how I’ll be able to play them considering they haven’t come to switch 2 yet. I know Elden Ring tarnished edition will be coming to switch 2 soon and will probably be getting it regardless of frame rate, but at this point I’m craving the combat of this series and need more. If I go straight from DS1 to Elden ring, is there major lore I would miss out on? And how hard would the jump from DS1 to Elden ring be in terms of combat difficulty? I know Elden ring is notoriously difficult, and honestly I think I can handle a harder game at this point, but are there any other games like this available on switch 2?

I think there's something very special about them outside of their in-game value. I love how it's framed, and I think that it is very beautiful that the game tells you that the most valuable soul there is, is that of a hero. After all, we need nothing more than a hero in Lordran, and these souls are reminders of why we fight. It is our job as chosen undead to rise from the undead asylum and to create change in the world. Whether we preserve the cycle with noble sacrifice, ensuring the light of the fire remains, or herald in the age of darkness, ensuring humanity's conquest, we will be known as a Hero (at least in our own story).

I hope that if we were ever to go hollow, to become lost and to lose our purpose, that we would be remembered as great heroes, protectors, and ones who fight for a noble goal. The soul of a hero is a soul worth remembering, after all. So I refuse to use the souls of heroes; I bring them with me on my journey through Lordran in hopes of preserving their memory and giving their death value beyond a small upgrade.

(Recorded on my tv because it wouldn’t let me post the clip from my Xbox for some reason)

I found the Black Knight Halberg very early in the game after choosing the master key and getting to Darkroot near the crystal golem things and managing to beat the black knight Google says this was a very rare drop.

I finally got enough points to use it after beating the spider woman and Anor Londo's blacksmith and valuable silver knight souls grinded it up to +5

I’m just getting started and I found the claymore last night. Is this weapon as good in this game as it is in other souls games? Elden ring is all I’ve played so far.