punkmaggit
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Perfect response.
Perfect response.
Also, I wonder if you can use it to "delevel" yourself for matchmaking purposes.
That would be profoundly broken. You know those people who run through the game at lv.1 so they can invade people with end-game equipment in the first area of the game? Imagine how many of those we'd have if all you had to do was de-level yourself. Having the skill to get those items at a low level is a fair barrier to having such a powerful advantage over early-game players.
THAT SAID, a good way to counter that would be to enforce stricter stat requirements on items. But then you'd have enhancements to worry about. I'm not convinced a system like that could ever be balanced.
Can "Let Hope be reborn under the name Despair" by the OT title? Badass as hell.
Also, I wonder if Sunbros LITERALLY shine brighter and serve as a light source when they join someone's game. That'd be awesome.
Dark Souls II |OT| Let Hope be reborn under the name Despair
Either that or ''kindle thy despair''. The former sounds more badass though.
Good point.That would be profoundly broken. You know those people who run through the game at lv.1 so they can invade people with end-game equipment in the first area of the game? Imagine how many of those we'd have if all you had to do was de-level yourself. Having the skill to get those items at a low level is a fair barrier to having such a powerful advantage over early-game players.
That's why they should not reduce your actual soul level when you de-spec, but always keep adding to it when you add points back. That way if you keep going back and forth for invasion purposes, you would be level 100 but with the stat total of someone at level 70 (for example). Give an incentive to getting it right the first time and not abusing it.
Like i said before armors now have stat requirements so that's a good way to counter that
That's why they should not reduce your actual soul level when you de-spec, but always keep adding to it when you add points back. That way if you keep going back and forth for invasion purposes, you would be level 100 but with the stat total of someone at level 70 (for example). Give an incentive to getting it right the first time and not abusing it.
That's why they should not reduce your actual soul level when you de-spec, but always keep adding to it when you add points back. That way if you keep going back and forth for invasion purposes, you would be level 100 but with the stat total of someone at level 70 (for example). Give an incentive to getting it right the first time and not abusing it.
Bell Bros are going to get farmed so hard by gankers. forest hunters 2.0
So the known covenants are:
Blue Man Group
Blood Bros
Bell Bros
Sun Bros
Dark Souls II |OT| Let Hope be reborn under the name Despair
Yep, it is very awesome. Do it Nito!
Dark Souls II |OT| GIANT DAD II
Please FROM let there be a "Well! What is it?" gesture!
Someone on reddit translated all the info of the website, check it out:
The Soul Vessel is by far the most interesting part, maybe it is a way to respec stat points?
Lucatiel has a sweet looking sword. I think I know what to do to get it
"Killing all NPCs on the first playthrough"- crew checking in
"Killing all NPCs on the first playthrough"- crew checking in
I noticed in the "ON-LINE COMPONENT" section is says "the game will automatically connect INTERESTED players". Leading me to believe there will indeed be some way for players to avoid pvp without going completely offline. ?
Yeah, it's called staying Hollow.
Having the NPCs still be dead for NG+ and beyond would be an amazing troll by FROM.
You can now be invaded while Hollow.
Oh yeah, completely forgot about that. Isn't the death penalty for being killed by an invader less now though? I'd been kinda staying away from media about the game for some reason.
I noticed in the "ON-LINE COMPONENT" section is says "the game will automatically connect INTERESTED players". Leading me to believe there will indeed be some way for players to avoid pvp without going completely offline. ?
Not sure about other penalties, but I know your life bar gets progressively smaller the more you die while Hollow, so dying to invaders (and dying in general) has even more penalties than last time. They've basically just made the system more brutal, not more forgiving.
"Yes, that pose is back"
That's kind of some shit, especially if Dickwraiths ends up being only covenant that works worth a crap again.
That's kind of some shit, especially if Dickwraiths ends up being only covenant that works worth a crap again.
50% is the decrease limit and the game runs on servers now so it's a welcome return to what we had in Demon's and not have "summoning failed/invasion failed" 50% of the time like Dark Souls.
Dedicated servers will undoubtedly help, but From still needs to design covenants that work realistically in the game. Every covenant needs to be able to slap down their sign or whatever and do what they signed up to do within a minute or two of deciding to do it, IMO. The issue with more specialized covenants like Darkmoon was that no one ever sinned so you barely ever invaded. If DSII gives each convenant a large pool of other players to play with (whether that be hurting them or helping them) then things should be fine.
Only covenant that isn't working very well is the darkmoon one. Not sure what you are getting at.
That's true, you also have to remember sinning was only given to people who got indicted so that was another big oversight and a huge number of people including myself never purchased an indictment till late game or even choose not to indict them even if i had it with me. If it's done automatically now it'll be pretty good.
Can "Let Hope be reborn under the name Despair" by the OT title? Badass as hell.
Dark Souls II |OT| Let Hope be reborn under the name Despair
Yep, it is very awesome. Do it Nito!
Ill support that OT name!
Ummm, Darkmoon works fine, I think you mean Gravelord and Dragon.
Looking closely at these, it is clear that these can be used realtime on current gen system (poly count and texture work). I think FROM had it planned all along.
That's kind of some shit, especially if Dickwraiths ends up being only covenant that works worth a crap again.
It should completely drain both your levels and your stats. There has to be consequences for deciding to change your character - the bonus here should be that you keep your gear.