01:20 Basically Dark Souls 1 Intro Oppening. 02:00 The First Flame (With the Dark Soul Pigmy Next to It). These Games Have Areas with their own Bosses and AREA Bosses. Couple of BOSSES. 02:25 Gravelord Nito. Main BOSS for Tomb of the Giants. Hated Area. 02:33 Basically Bed of Chaos. Very hared BOSS. Main BOSS for Lost Isolit. Before that Demon Ruins with Ceasless Discharge, Demon Firesage and Centepede Demon Which is the Main BOSS OF the Area. 02:41 Gwyn Lord of Cinder. FINAL BOSS. Loved be His People. Ruller and Hero. And also for some Villain. He Tried to Keep the First Flame ON. Even Sacrifisied Himself to Keep It Burning. BUT What's Left of him is a Hollow Husk. Also The Main Basic Enemies you gonna Fight are Called Hollows. Kinda Like Zombies (Kinda). Every time you Die, you Lose Part of your Mind, Memory, Sanity, You Name IT. Even Part of YOU. And you Keep Dieing Untill you Finally Become Empty Shell (Hollow). And At that time, you Wait your Death, Ether By Someone Slaying you, OR By Passing out on spot. And When you are Hollow Already... You Forgot yourself, your Friends, your Family, And you are Wild. And your First Area (Tutorial Area), is the Undead Asylum. Yeah. You Start the game in Asylum, With Other Hollows, Waiting your time to Come. Waiting to Die for Good. And When you Enter to Move... You Start START Little Part of your Journy. Little Tutiroal. Also There are Signs on the Ground. Writings and Blood Marks. From The Developers or Other Players (OR Both). Some Give you Good Messages, Hints ETC. AND Some Toy with you. Trick you, Troll you. Some Tell you to Jump. OK! Here IF you know the game, you can Make Differents and Figure, Between DO you want or Need to Jump or Not. Some are From people, who Like to Troll People into Death, for Fun. Some Messages are about Real or Fake Hidden Wall. Which Tells About Ether Finding something Interesting, OR Wasting time. 02:46 Gwyn's Black Knights. Very Skilled Rare Enemies. Rare Cause Here and there you can Find them at some Spots. After you Visit Fireling Shrine (Which is your Hub area, where you can Call NPCs to, and Return to Rest after Some Adventure), In the First Area (Undead Burg (I Think)), you can Find Some Black Knight... They are in Different Places and Areas. Like I Said, Rare, Hard, Skilled Enemies, that you Need to Figure what to Do. Some Of Course Drop Their Stuff. Weapons, Armor Set. Basicallly They are Cool to Fight, But Scary IF you are NOT Ready for them. Yeah. Facing Some Well Skilled Soldier, Knight, Warrior, Duelist. That can Give Lots of Damage. 04:00 Seath the Scaless. Another BOSS. Grand archives BOSS. OK! The Dragons were Immortal and with Scales. Seath Betryad His Race (The Dragons), He was Jealous and Mad at the Dragons, Cause They were Immortal, Dominant, with Scales, and Untouched, and Unchallenged for Long time. And Seath No Scales, and Not as Much Immortal as Them. When you Get to Him and His Area, You May Find his Story. OR Part of It. Knowledge and Madness, From Too Much Info. 05:26 If ya want, you can Search Some Lore, Story ETC, about The Dark Sign and the Curse of the Undead. Also the Age of Fire Kinda Like Age of Gods. Age of Ancients, Age of Dragons, Age of Fire Age of Gods, And Age of Darkness... Age of Humans. Mortal, Not Cursed, And Different. Also you are Trying to Save a Dying Dead World. By Kindeling or Rekindeling the First Flame for some time. Like for a some Number of Years, Untill New Chosen is On the Journy For that Cycle. 2 Options (2 Endings), Save Those that Now are Humans and Give them a Curse that They Feel Like Blessing, or Become Dark Lord, Kill them and Become a Monster in their Eyes. These Games Have Beautiful Endigns, Cool Endings, Secred Endings, But NOT GOOD Endings. Also to know. You are A Pawn in the Game of Gods and Different Sides. Also the Explaining is Not that Simple as Well Too. You May See Good VS Evil, But It's NOT That Simple. You May See The Endings one Good, one Bad, or Both Good or Bad. The Ending of Saving the World as good, Or Bad, or the Ending of Ending Everything as Good or Bad. Like I Mentioned. NOT THAT SIMPLE. Dark Souls one Endings are Ether Burn your Body to Rekindle the First Flame (Saving IT from Offing), Or Let It Vanish, and Become Dark Lord. You are Chosen Udnead, Kindled one, Ashen one, Barrer of the Curse. Basically the Awated Chosen one, who will Save or Doom the World. There's Dark Souls 2, and It's Addition Dark Souls 2 Scolar of the First Sin. 10:25 The Rotten. A BOSS. Area BOSS. Duke's Dear Freja, Another BOSS (Spide BOSS). Different Area. 10:28 The Diablo Looking BOSS is The Old Iron King. Main BOSS For the Iron Keep Area. 12:57 You'll See the Place The old Lady Speaking Looking Like Dark Black Tower in the Distance. You Wont Visit It For some time, Cause Limited Path. But You'll Be Exided, when you Step Right Infront of It. Basically It's the Capital Like Beautiful Place, Where the Ruller of the Place Should be Rulling. Demon's Souls Dark Souls 1 Dark Souls 2 Dark Souls 3 Bloodborne Sekiro: Shadow Die Twice Elden Ring All of these are By FromSoftware. I've Been Listened that Some People Didn't Liked Dark Souls 2. Kinda Like the Main Mane of the Compant was Not In Charge When Dark Souls 2 was Created. Like Hidetaka Miyazaki was Gone for some time, and Someone Else Took Control. Dark Souls 3 OK! Dark Souls 1 and 3 Have Firelink Shrine as Hub area. Different Looks. And Dark Souls 2 has Majula. Lotrick Castle is one Area you Mat Visit at some Point. 15:17 Bunch of Pilgrims, Traveling. 15:55 That Place with the Tower is the Dark Souls 3 Version of Fireling Shrine. Not the Tower (It's Part of It. Next to It). Hub areas with Madens Who are Hosts, and The One that Take Care of you. Heal, Level up, Upgrade, ETC. When you Die You Don't want to Lose or Need Souls. Souls is Basically the Currency you use in the Dark Souls Trilogy. Money and Consumable. 17:49 Aldrich Devower of Gods. BOSS At some Point. 17:51 Abyss Watchers. BOSS Keeping, and Watching the Abyss. Also On your Way to the Wat of the Cadacombs Undead Area. 18:10 Yorm the Giant. Another Lord of Cinde BOSS. Basically you Need to Chase Some Lords of Cinder, to Progress the Game. The Wirlpool in Dark Souls 2... Your Player Jump, from It, and you Start Little Beginning, of the game, Then you Rest at some Place, Exit IT, and Start Little Tutorial Area withOUT Bosses, Then you GO to Majula, your Hub area, and Then you Pick Direction, Start Traveling and Start the Game. Dark Souls 3. From 2016, with a DLC at 2018.
@@randomizer_godon one hand im thinking bro went to dark souls wiki and just copy paste but the fact he added the timestamps makes me thing bro was waiting for this moment his entire life
@@geraldthegoose1685 UA-cam has Videos about These Stuff. I Never Played Any games, of These. I Just Watched Videos on UA-cam. First By TheDemocrazy His BOSS Ranking on Demon's Souls and Dark Souls Trilogy, and Latr Bloodborne. And Some Years Later I Checked People Playing Little of the games, or All BOSSES Videos of these games. And at Point Videos about Lore, Origins, and Different Stories, about the Games, And Different Characters. And Some Videos about Speculations, Wishlist, Theories, ETC.
@@ТеодорДочов-и5г and you said you never played the games? At this point man I think it would be more rewarding to play it now since you have all the lore on whats going on what character is important for what
If one is afraid of spiders, the Fromsoft games are gonna be tough. All the games have spiders except Sekiro (and Maybe Elden Ring depending how you look at certain enemies)
The first Dark Souls 1 video, the last Dark Souls 2 video, and the first Dark Souls 3 video are actually the opening cinematics when you start the game. That is why they are all lore and nothing about your role.
Each game can behave as stand alone story, but they all share a timeline where you get the most of the lore and story in order. Each game the player character is something of the same, but a little different. In 1 you are the chosen undead, in 2 you are the cursed undead, in 3 you are the unkindled ash. It all started with the First Flame of Dark Souls 1, where souls came from. Your resting means is always a bonfire. While humanity strives to be with the holy and Light, their inherent nature is Dark beyond its comprehension. Every character has their own motives and goals, and even a different understanding.
The games dont tell you much of the story you could finish any Dark Souls Game or even Elden Ring and Bloodborne and dont understand the story. You have to read every detail on the items you find trough the game and those items tell the real story, atleast you would understand it^^
The souls games try to be as immersive as possible. Because of this you basically know what your character know, a random undead or guy tht was resurrected wouldn't know much about anything around him,. Most of the lore is found by speaking to people and reading things in game. Also people say that elden ring is easier, i don't necessarily agree. It is easier overall as a game because it gives you many options to get stronger and you can go wherever you want since it's an open world. In Dark Souls you can't progress if you don't kill a boss. I still think the bosses in elden ring are harder
Seeth the Scale-less is actually aVERY old Fromsoft series called "Kingsfield" IIRC, he was the final boss, and also gave you the Moonlight sword. (I may be wrong on what point it is) The Moonlight Sword is a magical sword that has been in every single FROM soft game since it was first used, (Even the Armored Core series has it.)
tbf as a non native english speaker who speaks english since kindergarden and after playing through the entire fromsoft games catalogue i still have no clue wdf furtive pigmy means
A decent way to approach many of From Software's games would be to say that the developers make worlds instead of games. It's not a better or worse kind of equation and I'll explain a little better to avoid sounding cavalier. When playing a game, you primarily act as the main character (or characters). There are big events happening and the stars are aligning, promising mighty adventures that can only happen now. If you stand around or get lost, the game events can sweep you up. The story is actively happening, and if the player doesn't move quickly enough, that player may fail. Gods, powers, or narrators may have foretold the player's arrival and actions. When entering many worlds built by From Software, it is Tuesday. Same as it was a week before. Big things have happened, or might even happen during the adventure, but if your character stands around, then generally it will turn into Wednesday, then Thursday, and so on until another Tuesday arrives. The story is powered by your actions and events happen in response to your controls (whether or not forewarning was given). Gods, powers, or narrators may enter into it, and characters will definitely give you information or ask you to do things, but maybe don't be so quick to trust them. This brings up another point. When playing a game, the information you receive will generally be pretty straightforward. Players will be mostly told what the options are and what the goals are. Outside of a few major story points where the writers get sneaky and try to pull a Plot Twist! [Trademark patent pending j/k] everything is mostly truthful. It's not a bad plan to try and avoid players feeling frustration with unclear goals and uncertain information. It really helps players to know the boulder is rolling down the mountain so they can avoid it. In general, game designers wants to be on the same team as the players, and any competition is just within the gameplay. There may even be controls for the level of difficulty. When entering many worlds by From Software, there will generally be an introductory cinematic. A game may show clips of events that happened, and of course everyone sees the same intro, but not every player ends up with the same conclusions. A game may start with artwork, statues, poems, or fragments of recorded history instead of showing pieces of the actual events. Did those artists, sculptors, and historians record things accurately, or did they change the details to promote the story they wanted remembered? The player may have to work hard to figure that out. Other characters in the game may provide information freely, or you may have to work to get information out of people or find artifacts lying around. Whether freely given or found with much effort, the information might be helpful and accurate, or it might tell you there's a hidden chest ahead, just down a slight drop... and it turns out you've fallen off a cliff to another death with no amazing chest. Sometimes a treasure chest might actually try to eat you. Players can even run around and ignoring almost all information until there are suddenly End Credits. These game designers may not consider you on the same team, after all, you didn't show up to the meetings like they did. You certainly didn't bring coffee or snacks. Why bother telling the players about the boulder rolling down the mountain? After all, it's their choice to come to that mountain. Not every player does, and they certainly didn't have to. It can really frustrate players to be told about rolling boulders when there's no guarantee they will event want to visit the mountains: the beaches are really nice after all. Sometimes game designers make a game the best they know how, and understand that not everyone will like it. At the end of the day they want to look at it and see if they feel they did a good job, and realize that trying to make a game that everyone likes is a good recipe for making bad games. A game designer that learns to evaluate their own work doesn't have to worry so much about the fickle responses from different fans, especially the ones that try to communicate through that twisted, massacre horrorscape some call the internet. From Software don't have the control to change the difficulty of the internet, and they don't bother with difficulty controls in their worlds. Some games are just multiplayer festivals of fighting. Some games have stories. If a game is single-player with a story then the character is almost always the focal point. In general, there is only the one character or group of characters. There is one history, and it will tell of your character's Epic Success or Complete Failure. Generally, no one else enters into it. The game exists for the player. Sometimes game designers don't create a game. They make a world instead. Lots of players can be given access to that world. Players can even choose not to play, but the world will still be there. Tuesdays will keep happening. If a player gets involved, they may even see shadows of other players or echoes of others' actions. Perhaps you'll hear bells when big monsters are beaten somewhere else. Characters in that world may even comment about all the characters they see that have come to visit. They might talk about how most give up or go insane. A world like Bloodborne even has lines that are aimed at the player and not the character being controlled. There's even an ending where it's commented that the character continues on, but the player isn't in control of them any more: maybe the character has another story that the player doesn't get to see. There might be three different characters in the game ready to tell the player how to Win Everything! [Trademark patent still pending review], but none of the three characters agree on anything. They can't all be right. I recommend Elden Ring as the best game to start with. It is a love letter to fans, both new and old. If you run into part of the world you don't enjoy at that moment, then there are completely different places and experiences to explore. You can come back later with a bigger hammer. People may talk about the right way to play, but those are ingenuous comments. It takes a lot of work and meetings to put anything into a game and nothing was accidentally picked: everything in the game was put there intentionally. Anyway, with this information I believe I have successfully proven my point that people online can be truly insufferable, and the explanation certainly isn't the same as understanding. My work here is done... and if it isn't, then it should be.
Dark Souls, unlike Elden Ring, has deep metaphorical counterpart to the story, it is really complicated to understand, Elden Ring is more "conventional". The Age of Fire is the age of the gods. Mankind doesn't come from the souls of light that the gods found, but of the one Dark Soul that the Furtive Pigmy found. The fire of this age will one day fade, and the Age of Dark will be set in place, the age of humanity. That was until Gwyn commited the first Sin. Honestly, the first Sin is a bit complicated to understand by me, so i cannot really explaim what happened.
"And the furtive Pigmy, so easily forgoten"
-The who?
I don't know bro, i forgot
😂😂😂
:))))
01:20 Basically Dark Souls 1 Intro Oppening.
02:00 The First Flame (With the Dark Soul Pigmy Next to It).
These Games Have Areas with their own Bosses and AREA Bosses.
Couple of BOSSES.
02:25 Gravelord Nito. Main BOSS for Tomb of the Giants. Hated Area.
02:33 Basically Bed of Chaos. Very hared BOSS. Main BOSS for Lost Isolit.
Before that Demon Ruins with Ceasless Discharge, Demon Firesage and
Centepede Demon Which is the Main BOSS OF the Area.
02:41 Gwyn Lord of Cinder. FINAL BOSS.
Loved be His People. Ruller and Hero. And also for some Villain.
He Tried to Keep the First Flame ON. Even Sacrifisied Himself to Keep It Burning.
BUT What's Left of him is a Hollow Husk.
Also The Main Basic Enemies you gonna Fight are Called Hollows.
Kinda Like Zombies (Kinda).
Every time you Die, you Lose Part of your Mind, Memory, Sanity, You Name IT. Even Part of YOU.
And you Keep Dieing Untill you Finally Become Empty Shell (Hollow). And At that time, you Wait
your Death, Ether By Someone Slaying you, OR By Passing out on spot.
And When you are Hollow Already... You Forgot yourself, your Friends, your Family,
And you are Wild. And your First Area (Tutorial Area), is the Undead Asylum.
Yeah. You Start the game in Asylum, With Other Hollows, Waiting your time to Come.
Waiting to Die for Good.
And When you Enter to Move... You Start START Little Part of your Journy.
Little Tutiroal. Also There are Signs on the Ground.
Writings and Blood Marks. From The Developers or Other Players (OR Both).
Some Give you Good Messages, Hints ETC. AND Some Toy with you. Trick you, Troll you.
Some Tell you to Jump. OK! Here IF you know the game, you can Make Differents and Figure,
Between DO you want or Need to Jump or Not. Some are From people, who Like to
Troll People into Death, for Fun.
Some Messages are about Real or Fake Hidden Wall.
Which Tells About Ether Finding something Interesting, OR Wasting time.
02:46 Gwyn's Black Knights.
Very Skilled Rare Enemies. Rare Cause Here and there you can Find them at some Spots.
After you Visit Fireling Shrine (Which is your Hub area, where you can Call NPCs to, and Return to Rest after Some Adventure),
In the First Area (Undead Burg (I Think)), you can Find Some Black Knight... They are in Different Places and Areas.
Like I Said, Rare, Hard, Skilled Enemies, that you Need to Figure what to Do.
Some Of Course Drop Their Stuff. Weapons, Armor Set.
Basicallly They are Cool to Fight, But Scary IF you are NOT Ready for them.
Yeah. Facing Some Well Skilled Soldier, Knight, Warrior, Duelist. That can Give Lots of Damage.
04:00 Seath the Scaless. Another BOSS. Grand archives BOSS.
OK! The Dragons were Immortal and with Scales.
Seath Betryad His Race (The Dragons), He was Jealous and Mad at the Dragons, Cause
They were Immortal, Dominant, with Scales, and Untouched, and Unchallenged for Long time.
And Seath No Scales, and Not as Much Immortal as Them.
When you Get to Him and His Area, You May Find his Story. OR Part of It.
Knowledge and Madness, From Too Much Info.
05:26 If ya want, you can Search Some Lore, Story ETC, about
The Dark Sign and the Curse of the Undead.
Also the Age of Fire Kinda Like Age of Gods.
Age of Ancients, Age of Dragons, Age of Fire Age of Gods,
And Age of Darkness... Age of Humans. Mortal, Not Cursed, And Different.
Also you are Trying to Save a Dying Dead World.
By Kindeling or Rekindeling the First Flame for some time. Like for a some Number of Years, Untill
New Chosen is On the Journy For that Cycle.
2 Options (2 Endings), Save Those that Now are Humans and Give them
a Curse that They Feel Like Blessing, or Become Dark Lord, Kill them and Become
a Monster in their Eyes.
These Games Have Beautiful Endigns, Cool Endings, Secred Endings, But NOT GOOD Endings.
Also to know. You are A Pawn in the Game of Gods and Different Sides.
Also the Explaining is Not that Simple as Well Too.
You May See Good VS Evil, But It's NOT That Simple.
You May See The Endings one Good, one Bad, or Both Good or Bad.
The Ending of Saving the World as good, Or Bad, or the Ending of Ending Everything as Good or Bad.
Like I Mentioned. NOT THAT SIMPLE.
Dark Souls one Endings are Ether Burn your Body to Rekindle the First Flame (Saving IT from Offing),
Or Let It Vanish, and Become Dark Lord.
You are Chosen Udnead, Kindled one, Ashen one, Barrer of the Curse.
Basically the Awated Chosen one, who will Save or Doom the World.
There's Dark Souls 2, and It's Addition Dark Souls 2 Scolar of the First Sin.
10:25 The Rotten. A BOSS. Area BOSS.
Duke's Dear Freja, Another BOSS (Spide BOSS). Different Area.
10:28 The Diablo Looking BOSS is The Old Iron King. Main BOSS For the Iron Keep Area.
12:57 You'll See the Place The old Lady Speaking Looking Like
Dark Black Tower in the Distance. You Wont Visit It For some time, Cause Limited Path.
But You'll Be Exided, when you Step Right Infront of It.
Basically It's the Capital Like Beautiful Place,
Where the Ruller of the Place Should be Rulling.
Demon's Souls
Dark Souls 1
Dark Souls 2
Dark Souls 3
Bloodborne
Sekiro: Shadow Die Twice
Elden Ring
All of these are By FromSoftware.
I've Been Listened that Some People Didn't Liked Dark Souls 2.
Kinda Like the Main Mane of the Compant was Not In Charge
When Dark Souls 2 was Created.
Like Hidetaka Miyazaki was Gone for some time, and Someone Else Took Control.
Dark Souls 3
OK! Dark Souls 1 and 3 Have Firelink Shrine as Hub area. Different Looks.
And Dark Souls 2 has Majula.
Lotrick Castle is one Area you Mat Visit at some Point.
15:17 Bunch of Pilgrims, Traveling.
15:55 That Place with the Tower is the
Dark Souls 3 Version of Fireling Shrine.
Not the Tower (It's Part of It. Next to It).
Hub areas with Madens Who are Hosts, and
The One that Take Care of you. Heal, Level up, Upgrade, ETC.
When you Die You Don't want to Lose or Need Souls.
Souls is Basically the Currency you use in the Dark Souls Trilogy.
Money and Consumable.
17:49 Aldrich Devower of Gods. BOSS At some Point.
17:51 Abyss Watchers. BOSS Keeping, and Watching the Abyss. Also
On your Way to the Wat of the Cadacombs Undead Area.
18:10 Yorm the Giant. Another Lord of Cinde BOSS.
Basically you Need to Chase Some Lords of Cinder, to Progress the Game.
The Wirlpool in Dark Souls 2...
Your Player Jump, from It, and you Start Little Beginning,
of the game, Then you Rest at some Place, Exit IT, and Start Little Tutorial Area withOUT Bosses,
Then you GO to Majula, your Hub area, and Then you Pick Direction, Start Traveling and Start the Game.
Dark Souls 3. From 2016, with a DLC at 2018.
Are you clinically insane
@@randomizer_godon one hand im thinking bro went to dark souls wiki and just copy paste but the fact he added the timestamps makes me thing bro was waiting for this moment his entire life
@@geraldthegoose1685 UA-cam has Videos about These Stuff.
I Never Played Any games, of These.
I Just Watched Videos on
UA-cam.
First By TheDemocrazy
His BOSS Ranking on
Demon's Souls and Dark Souls
Trilogy, and Latr Bloodborne.
And Some Years Later I Checked
People Playing Little of the games,
or All BOSSES Videos of these games.
And at Point Videos about Lore, Origins,
and Different Stories, about the Games,
And Different Characters.
And Some Videos about Speculations,
Wishlist, Theories, ETC.
@@randomizer_god I'm Fine.
I Just Share Stuff.
@@ТеодорДочов-и5г and you said you never played the games? At this point man I think it would be more rewarding to play it now since you have all the lore on whats going on what character is important for what
If one is afraid of spiders, the Fromsoft games are gonna be tough. All the games have spiders except Sekiro (and Maybe Elden Ring depending how you look at certain enemies)
Dark Souls is basically about the never-ending cycle of the flames fading and you going on a journey to sacrifice yourself and rekindle the flame.
Except dark souls 2 where you can choose to do nothing
@@DoublePlayReacts You can do that in all of them.
"I don't know what this is about"
Me, who has 100% completion of the three: "Me neither"
is about a flame or something like that i dont know, item ahead, try jump!
@@IgoorboyAlso amazing chest ahead
:)))
Watch 12 minutes and not know what the game is about? Some people play 12 hours or 120 hours and don't know what the game is about, lol
:)))
The first Dark Souls 1 video, the last Dark Souls 2 video, and the first Dark Souls 3 video are actually the opening cinematics when you start the game. That is why they are all lore and nothing about your role.
got it ! :D
Each game can behave as stand alone story, but they all share a timeline where you get the most of the lore and story in order. Each game the player character is something of the same, but a little different. In 1 you are the chosen undead, in 2 you are the cursed undead, in 3 you are the unkindled ash. It all started with the First Flame of Dark Souls 1, where souls came from. Your resting means is always a bonfire. While humanity strives to be with the holy and Light, their inherent nature is Dark beyond its comprehension. Every character has their own motives and goals, and even a different understanding.
In Dark Souls fire is basically civilization, its stagnant and its your job to decide if you let it continue OR let it die, so a new age is born
Dark Souls is about enemy ahead, try jump, praise the sun, object ahead.
Please react to the Elden ring opening cutscene!
will do !
You gotta react to the boss cut scenes for Dark souls 3, bloodborne and Sekiro as well.
ill look into it !
The lore for fromsoft games is usually cryptic and requires lots of effort to piece it together vaati vidya does some great lore videos for the games
gonna check it out soon !
The games dont tell you much of the story you could finish any Dark Souls Game or even Elden Ring and Bloodborne and dont understand the story.
You have to read every detail on the items you find trough the game and those items tell the real story, atleast you would understand it^^
:D lOOKING FORWARD TO IT !
The souls games try to be as immersive as possible. Because of this you basically know what your character know, a random undead or guy tht was resurrected wouldn't know much about anything around him,. Most of the lore is found by speaking to people and reading things in game.
Also people say that elden ring is easier, i don't necessarily agree. It is easier overall as a game because it gives you many options to get stronger and you can go wherever you want since it's an open world. In Dark Souls you can't progress if you don't kill a boss. I still think the bosses in elden ring are harder
Seeth the Scale-less is actually aVERY old Fromsoft series called "Kingsfield" IIRC, he was the final boss, and also gave you the Moonlight sword. (I may be wrong on what point it is) The Moonlight Sword is a magical sword that has been in every single FROM soft game since it was first used, (Even the Armored Core series has it.)
tbf as a non native english speaker who speaks english since kindergarden and after playing through the entire fromsoft games catalogue i still have no clue wdf furtive pigmy means
:)))))
The age of men is the age of Dark , or age of Hollows
A decent way to approach many of From Software's games would be to say that the developers make worlds instead of games. It's not a better or worse kind of equation and I'll explain a little better to avoid sounding cavalier.
When playing a game, you primarily act as the main character (or characters). There are big events happening and the stars are aligning, promising mighty adventures that can only happen now. If you stand around or get lost, the game events can sweep you up. The story is actively happening, and if the player doesn't move quickly enough, that player may fail. Gods, powers, or narrators may have foretold the player's arrival and actions.
When entering many worlds built by From Software, it is Tuesday. Same as it was a week before. Big things have happened, or might even happen during the adventure, but if your character stands around, then generally it will turn into Wednesday, then Thursday, and so on until another Tuesday arrives. The story is powered by your actions and events happen in response to your controls (whether or not forewarning was given). Gods, powers, or narrators may enter into it, and characters will definitely give you information or ask you to do things, but maybe don't be so quick to trust them. This brings up another point.
When playing a game, the information you receive will generally be pretty straightforward. Players will be mostly told what the options are and what the goals are. Outside of a few major story points where the writers get sneaky and try to pull a Plot Twist! [Trademark patent pending j/k] everything is mostly truthful. It's not a bad plan to try and avoid players feeling frustration with unclear goals and uncertain information. It really helps players to know the boulder is rolling down the mountain so they can avoid it. In general, game designers wants to be on the same team as the players, and any competition is just within the gameplay. There may even be controls for the level of difficulty.
When entering many worlds by From Software, there will generally be an introductory cinematic. A game may show clips of events that happened, and of course everyone sees the same intro, but not every player ends up with the same conclusions. A game may start with artwork, statues, poems, or fragments of recorded history instead of showing pieces of the actual events. Did those artists, sculptors, and historians record things accurately, or did they change the details to promote the story they wanted remembered? The player may have to work hard to figure that out. Other characters in the game may provide information freely, or you may have to work to get information out of people or find artifacts lying around. Whether freely given or found with much effort, the information might be helpful and accurate, or it might tell you there's a hidden chest ahead, just down a slight drop... and it turns out you've fallen off a cliff to another death with no amazing chest. Sometimes a treasure chest might actually try to eat you. Players can even run around and ignoring almost all information until there are suddenly End Credits. These game designers may not consider you on the same team, after all, you didn't show up to the meetings like they did. You certainly didn't bring coffee or snacks. Why bother telling the players about the boulder rolling down the mountain? After all, it's their choice to come to that mountain. Not every player does, and they certainly didn't have to. It can really frustrate players to be told about rolling boulders when there's no guarantee they will event want to visit the mountains: the beaches are really nice after all. Sometimes game designers make a game the best they know how, and understand that not everyone will like it. At the end of the day they want to look at it and see if they feel they did a good job, and realize that trying to make a game that everyone likes is a good recipe for making bad games. A game designer that learns to evaluate their own work doesn't have to worry so much about the fickle responses from different fans, especially the ones that try to communicate through that twisted, massacre horrorscape some call the internet. From Software don't have the control to change the difficulty of the internet, and they don't bother with difficulty controls in their worlds.
Some games are just multiplayer festivals of fighting. Some games have stories. If a game is single-player with a story then the character is almost always the focal point. In general, there is only the one character or group of characters. There is one history, and it will tell of your character's Epic Success or Complete Failure. Generally, no one else enters into it. The game exists for the player.
Sometimes game designers don't create a game. They make a world instead. Lots of players can be given access to that world. Players can even choose not to play, but the world will still be there. Tuesdays will keep happening. If a player gets involved, they may even see shadows of other players or echoes of others' actions. Perhaps you'll hear bells when big monsters are beaten somewhere else. Characters in that world may even comment about all the characters they see that have come to visit. They might talk about how most give up or go insane. A world like Bloodborne even has lines that are aimed at the player and not the character being controlled. There's even an ending where it's commented that the character continues on, but the player isn't in control of them any more: maybe the character has another story that the player doesn't get to see. There might be three different characters in the game ready to tell the player how to Win Everything! [Trademark patent still pending review], but none of the three characters agree on anything. They can't all be right.
I recommend Elden Ring as the best game to start with. It is a love letter to fans, both new and old. If you run into part of the world you don't enjoy at that moment, then there are completely different places and experiences to explore. You can come back later with a bigger hammer. People may talk about the right way to play, but those are ingenuous comments. It takes a lot of work and meetings to put anything into a game and nothing was accidentally picked: everything in the game was put there intentionally.
Anyway, with this information I believe I have successfully proven my point that people online can be truly insufferable, and the explanation certainly isn't the same as understanding. My work here is done... and if it isn't, then it should be.
ill read this when i get home ! cheers dude !
Will you be posting your elden ring gameplay on UA-cam when you eventually start playing it? Or is this strictly a reaction channel
Will do ! This weekend im thinking to stream !
Straight forward story telling is not a hallmark of fromsoftware and they're better for it imo. 😆
:D
You like the second ones intro are you going to hate the actual game because it does not look like that it actually looks worse than the first one
really ? i see the second one is not that popular :D few mentioned it !
Can you please react to all Warriors Orochi intro?
ill check it out !
Dark Souls 3 gang wya💪
My first game that hooked me, now the series is my favorite of all time. I love souls and soul-likes
Dark Souls, unlike Elden Ring, has deep metaphorical counterpart to the story, it is really complicated to understand, Elden Ring is more "conventional".
The Age of Fire is the age of the gods. Mankind doesn't come from the souls of light that the gods found, but of the one Dark Soul that the Furtive Pigmy found.
The fire of this age will one day fade, and the Age of Dark will be set in place, the age of humanity.
That was until Gwyn commited the first Sin. Honestly, the first Sin is a bit complicated to understand by me, so i cannot really explaim what happened.
so i think starting with ELDEN RING is actually a better thing than ! :D