Emayerage

Hello everyone; I want to start by saying thank you for the wealth of information on this sub's wiki and a few posts here that have been quite helpful in straightening out my scripts over the past several hours that I've been tinkering with them. Primarily I've been trying to sort out a few weapon switching configurations for different classes, and I'm satisfied with almost everything I've got so far (although Engie's gonna take a little getting used to). However, I'm having a little problem with the string in the title, which is baffling me since I copied it verbatim from this page. I'm wondering, s

Which bonfire is the Dingy Cleric Phantom tied to? It seems like it could be either one in Grave of Saints, Majula, or even the first one in the gutter. I'd like to get the dingy set on at least one of my characters, and using a bonfire ascetic makes more sense than going to NG+ for a single armor set.

The main point (for me) is to just have a big mule character with tons of armor and weapons so I can play around and figure out "okay, I like this, so I'll make a focused build for it". I don't know if I should continue from my scraggly PvE character, or if I should roll a new one that doesn't waste a bunch of PDBs on a Poison Barbed Club (it was cool at the time, I swear!)

I'm usually a very goals-oriented player, I have a build, weapons, armor, all set before I start, and then I work my way towards that. A proper All-build will be invaluable for testing fashion souls, weapon combos, and the like, but actually making one is kind of intimidating- I'm quite wary of getting lost along the way

These seem like such pointless endeavors. You have a time limit, and everything has tons of HP and hits like a truck. Am I not supposed to fight anything, just grab loot? Because if I wanted a parkour simulator I wouldn't be playing Dark Souls. /frustration rant

I'd like to apologize in advance: this is nothing more than preachy cakeday soapboxing. Feel free to downvote and ignore.

I signed up for Reddit for the same reason I think many people did- Rage Comics were all the rage. Several months down the road I got Dark Souls. It was hard. It made me rage. I made a rage comic. And I was led here.

I asked some dumb questions, I posted some dumb screenshots. I posted a fantastic joke-theory about the game that got people kinda riled up. Made a couple good friends. I helped a lot of people out, I explained the core mechanics of the game that aren'

I'm chugging away at Dark Souls 2 yet again, fully intending to get through it this time. While I'm doing okay, I recall often dropping a summon sign as I went through a level, and those interrupting summons were great to refill my estus and durability while I helped the host catch up to where I was or beyond.

After taking several months off, this no longer seems to happen with any significant frequency. When looking for summons against the Smelter Demon, I saw none for a very long time. Part of me assumes the majority of the player base has moved on to the DLC areas and PvP, but I'm wondering if my Soul Memory tier is too high (or somehow, too low) to be connecting in the area that I'm at

I've sunk my life into Dark Souls 1. I can play it any day, and succeed. This isn't going to be some complaining comparison post, I'm sure you get enough of that.

I can't play Dark Souls 2 at all. It's hard, it's punishing, and nothing I seem to do makes a bit of difference. Weapon upgrades don't feel like they have any impact. I've got a level 75 character that seems as worthless as when she was level 4, except now she can sprint for five more seconds. I've tried magic, I've tried bows, I've tried a shield, I've tried no shield, I've tried stealth, I've tried holding with both hands.

I just don't get it. The game has yet to "click" for me. I've tried time and time again to just... figure

I've been toying the idea of an ambush invader using Dark Fog, but it requires 18 Intelligence to use, and that makes me wonder if it's worth that compared to the requrement-less Poison and Toxic Mist pyromancies.

As far as I can figure, the only advantage is if you're already making an intelligence build, it saves you from needing to equip the pyromancy glove. Anyone else?

Does anyone know how the Princess Guard miracles work in PvP situations? Naturally in order to invade you'd need to use Cracked Red Eye Orbs or the Red Sign Soapstone; otherwise, Princess Guard would have to host. Here are a few scenarios:

• The host has two summoned Dark Spirits and an invading Dark Spirit. The host uses Soothing Sunlight- are the summoned Dark Spirits healed the way white phantoms would be?
• The Invader uses Soothing Sunlight- are the summoned Dark Spirits healed?
• One of the summoned Dark Spirit uses Soothing Sunlight- is the other summon healed? Is the invader healed? Is the host?
• The host is invaded by a Cracked REO Princess Guard and a Forest Hunter. The Red/Prin

I posted this about 4 months ago and didn't get much attention; the interest is back and I thought I'd try again now that 1.7 came out and changed seed generation. The following is the original post.

There needs to be easy access to a very large cave system. There will be little mining going on, so things that you need to dig 27 blocks to get to aren't really right. Something that you can spend days exploring, getting lost in, etc. A mineshaft or stronghold intersection is a welcome addition, albeit it'd be nice if they weren't right around the corner from the entrance. Dungeons are also a big plus. Ravines, on the other hand, while they can expose many different branches, are usuall