Quote from: Callous on July 21, 2016, 01:25:01 AMSo which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.All are.SpoilerIn the 'Linking of the Fire ending' you simply slightly prolong the age of fire but the inevitable end will come nontheless. Not confirmed but reasonable speculation: You'll be assimilated into the Soul of Cinder and await the next Ashen One who may reach the kiln.Letting The Fire fade results in Darkness but, judging from Ludleth's cycle in which exactly this happened, the fire will never completely die and one Undead will still cast himself to the flame, starting another cycle similar to the one you lived through.The Ursurpation of Fire is something new. You are hollow and assimilate the first flame. It's not exactly clear what the repercussions are but I think you either completely smothered the flame in yourself, starting a true age of Dark for mankind or you started an age of grey, like the very first age of Ancients long ago as it was described in Dark Souls 1. Either way, I think this is the ultimate Ending. Not in the sense of it being the 'good' or the 'true' ending but one that provides closure.
So which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.
Quote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 07:37:41 AMQuote from: Callous on July 21, 2016, 01:25:01 AMSo which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.All are.SpoilerIn the 'Linking of the Fire ending' you simply slightly prolong the age of fire but the inevitable end will come nontheless. Not confirmed but reasonable speculation: You'll be assimilated into the Soul of Cinder and await the next Ashen One who may reach the kiln.Letting The Fire fade results in Darkness but, judging from Ludleth's cycle in which exactly this happened, the fire will never completely die and one Undead will still cast himself to the flame, starting another cycle similar to the one you lived through.The Ursurpation of Fire is something new. You are hollow and assimilate the first flame. It's not exactly clear what the repercussions are but I think you either completely smothered the flame in yourself, starting a true age of Dark for mankind or you started an age of grey, like the very first age of Ancients long ago as it was described in Dark Souls 1. Either way, I think this is the ultimate Ending. Not in the sense of it being the 'good' or the 'true' ending but one that provides closure.SpoilerReally?The Betrayal ending IMO was the one ending that gave closure. All that Usurpation does is raise more questions. While with Betrayal that's it. As long as you don't fuck with the fire keeper she holds it till it completely fades. Nothing is refueling it after that. A nice closing of the series IMO.
Quote from: Pippen on July 21, 2016, 10:15:24 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 07:37:41 AMQuote from: Callous on July 21, 2016, 01:25:01 AMSo which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.All are.SpoilerIn the 'Linking of the Fire ending' you simply slightly prolong the age of fire but the inevitable end will come nontheless. Not confirmed but reasonable speculation: You'll be assimilated into the Soul of Cinder and await the next Ashen One who may reach the kiln.Letting The Fire fade results in Darkness but, judging from Ludleth's cycle in which exactly this happened, the fire will never completely die and one Undead will still cast himself to the flame, starting another cycle similar to the one you lived through.The Ursurpation of Fire is something new. You are hollow and assimilate the first flame. It's not exactly clear what the repercussions are but I think you either completely smothered the flame in yourself, starting a true age of Dark for mankind or you started an age of grey, like the very first age of Ancients long ago as it was described in Dark Souls 1. Either way, I think this is the ultimate Ending. Not in the sense of it being the 'good' or the 'true' ending but one that provides closure.SpoilerReally?The Betrayal ending IMO was the one ending that gave closure. All that Usurpation does is raise more questions. While with Betrayal that's it. As long as you don't fuck with the fire keeper she holds it till it completely fades. Nothing is refueling it after that. A nice closing of the series IMO.Spoiler"Ashen one, forgive me if this soundeth strange. The eyes show a world without fire, a vast stretch of darkness. But 'tis different to what is seen when stripped of vision. In the far distance, I sense the presence of tiny flames. Like precious embers, left to us by past Lords, linkers of the fire. Could this be what draws me to this strangely enticing darkness?"There will still be embers left and as long those persist the fire can and will reignite.
Quote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 11:49:12 AMQuote from: Pippen on July 21, 2016, 10:15:24 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 07:37:41 AMQuote from: Callous on July 21, 2016, 01:25:01 AMSo which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.All are.SpoilerIn the 'Linking of the Fire ending' you simply slightly prolong the age of fire but the inevitable end will come nontheless. Not confirmed but reasonable speculation: You'll be assimilated into the Soul of Cinder and await the next Ashen One who may reach the kiln.Letting The Fire fade results in Darkness but, judging from Ludleth's cycle in which exactly this happened, the fire will never completely die and one Undead will still cast himself to the flame, starting another cycle similar to the one you lived through.The Ursurpation of Fire is something new. You are hollow and assimilate the first flame. It's not exactly clear what the repercussions are but I think you either completely smothered the flame in yourself, starting a true age of Dark for mankind or you started an age of grey, like the very first age of Ancients long ago as it was described in Dark Souls 1. Either way, I think this is the ultimate Ending. Not in the sense of it being the 'good' or the 'true' ending but one that provides closure.SpoilerReally?The Betrayal ending IMO was the one ending that gave closure. All that Usurpation does is raise more questions. While with Betrayal that's it. As long as you don't fuck with the fire keeper she holds it till it completely fades. Nothing is refueling it after that. A nice closing of the series IMO.Spoiler"Ashen one, forgive me if this soundeth strange. The eyes show a world without fire, a vast stretch of darkness. But 'tis different to what is seen when stripped of vision. In the far distance, I sense the presence of tiny flames. Like precious embers, left to us by past Lords, linkers of the fire. Could this be what draws me to this strangely enticing darkness?"There will still be embers left and as long those persist the fire can and will reignite.Spoiler"The First Flame quickly fades.Darkness will shortly settle.But one day, tiny flames will dance across the darkness.Like embers, linked by lords past."
Quote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 11:51:43 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 11:49:12 AMQuote from: Pippen on July 21, 2016, 10:15:24 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 07:37:41 AMQuote from: Callous on July 21, 2016, 01:25:01 AMSo which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.All are.SpoilerIn the 'Linking of the Fire ending' you simply slightly prolong the age of fire but the inevitable end will come nontheless. Not confirmed but reasonable speculation: You'll be assimilated into the Soul of Cinder and await the next Ashen One who may reach the kiln.Letting The Fire fade results in Darkness but, judging from Ludleth's cycle in which exactly this happened, the fire will never completely die and one Undead will still cast himself to the flame, starting another cycle similar to the one you lived through.The Ursurpation of Fire is something new. You are hollow and assimilate the first flame. It's not exactly clear what the repercussions are but I think you either completely smothered the flame in yourself, starting a true age of Dark for mankind or you started an age of grey, like the very first age of Ancients long ago as it was described in Dark Souls 1. Either way, I think this is the ultimate Ending. Not in the sense of it being the 'good' or the 'true' ending but one that provides closure.SpoilerReally?The Betrayal ending IMO was the one ending that gave closure. All that Usurpation does is raise more questions. While with Betrayal that's it. As long as you don't fuck with the fire keeper she holds it till it completely fades. Nothing is refueling it after that. A nice closing of the series IMO.Spoiler"Ashen one, forgive me if this soundeth strange. The eyes show a world without fire, a vast stretch of darkness. But 'tis different to what is seen when stripped of vision. In the far distance, I sense the presence of tiny flames. Like precious embers, left to us by past Lords, linkers of the fire. Could this be what draws me to this strangely enticing darkness?"There will still be embers left and as long those persist the fire can and will reignite.Spoiler"The First Flame quickly fades.Darkness will shortly settle.But one day, tiny flames will dance across the darkness.Like embers, linked by lords past."SpoilerKind of like the beginning of Dark Souls 1It was a world void of light, then it just sprung up out of nowhere.It gives the hope that one day the flame will return anew, but the old one we have reignited for so long can finally fade.
Quote from: Pippen on July 21, 2016, 11:56:41 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 11:51:43 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 11:49:12 AMQuote from: Pippen on July 21, 2016, 10:15:24 AMQuote from: Feste Feste Feiern on July 21, 2016, 07:37:41 AMQuote from: Callous on July 21, 2016, 01:25:01 AMSo which ending is canon? I've had all of them, I think.All are.SpoilerIn the 'Linking of the Fire ending' you simply slightly prolong the age of fire but the inevitable end will come nontheless. Not confirmed but reasonable speculation: You'll be assimilated into the Soul of Cinder and await the next Ashen One who may reach the kiln.Letting The Fire fade results in Darkness but, judging from Ludleth's cycle in which exactly this happened, the fire will never completely die and one Undead will still cast himself to the flame, starting another cycle similar to the one you lived through.The Ursurpation of Fire is something new. You are hollow and assimilate the first flame. It's not exactly clear what the repercussions are but I think you either completely smothered the flame in yourself, starting a true age of Dark for mankind or you started an age of grey, like the very first age of Ancients long ago as it was described in Dark Souls 1. Either way, I think this is the ultimate Ending. Not in the sense of it being the 'good' or the 'true' ending but one that provides closure.SpoilerReally?The Betrayal ending IMO was the one ending that gave closure. All that Usurpation does is raise more questions. While with Betrayal that's it. As long as you don't fuck with the fire keeper she holds it till it completely fades. Nothing is refueling it after that. A nice closing of the series IMO.Spoiler"Ashen one, forgive me if this soundeth strange. The eyes show a world without fire, a vast stretch of darkness. But 'tis different to what is seen when stripped of vision. In the far distance, I sense the presence of tiny flames. Like precious embers, left to us by past Lords, linkers of the fire. Could this be what draws me to this strangely enticing darkness?"There will still be embers left and as long those persist the fire can and will reignite.Spoiler"The First Flame quickly fades.Darkness will shortly settle.But one day, tiny flames will dance across the darkness.Like embers, linked by lords past."SpoilerKind of like the beginning of Dark Souls 1It was a world void of light, then it just sprung up out of nowhere.It gives the hope that one day the flame will return anew, but the old one we have reignited for so long can finally fade. SpoilerBut at the very beginning it was a world devoid of both Light and Dark. No contrasts - no life, no death. It isn't true new beginning, just a long time of being ever so close at the end. If letting the fire fade would mean a ultimate end to the flame then the Dark Lord Ending of Dark Souls 1 would already have done the job. But it didn't, because the Fire was linked to the Dark Soul. Whenever the flame fades and the Dark Soul grows stronger so would the flame because of this link. The natrual order was halted.Also Ludleth hails from a fireless age - he saw the darkness caused by the grand betrayal and decided to take action and become a Lord of Cinder by his own volition. Since he was so weak compared to the other lords his legs completely turned to ash and his skin is charred. The fire burnt him almost completely. Still he prolonged the age of fire.Who's to say there isn't another Person so afraid of the Dark?But if you Ursurp the fire you do the exact opposite. Instead of Casting souls to the flame you cast the flame onto the soul - or more accurately, something devoid of souls. Because that is what being hollow is which is why it is so significant to the ending. You encase the flame in frame devoid of anything that keeps it alive. You kill it for good. This is what should have been.
Literally no one buys the fucking cosmetic dlc
What verb said, + there's an animation for consuming souls that you don't have to watch. also here's my man
Quote from: Tyger on July 11, 2016, 06:22:15 PMWhat verb said, + there's an animation for consuming souls that you don't have to watch. also here's my manwhat helmet is that?
Quote from: Callous on July 22, 2016, 12:50:27 AMQuote from: Tyger on July 11, 2016, 06:22:15 PMWhat verb said, + there's an animation for consuming souls that you don't have to watch. also here's my manwhat helmet is that?drakeblood helm, gloves, and boots I think You know the chest
Quote from: Tyger on July 22, 2016, 12:52:57 AMQuote from: Callous on July 22, 2016, 12:50:27 AMQuote from: Tyger on July 11, 2016, 06:22:15 PMWhat verb said, + there's an animation for consuming souls that you don't have to watch. also here's my manwhat helmet is that?drakeblood helm, gloves, and boots I think You know the chestHuhI wouldnt have guessed drakeblood because of the whiteAnd those are the shadow boots actually
Quote from: Tyger on July 20, 2016, 10:36:01 PMQuote from: Verbatim on July 20, 2016, 10:30:05 PMSnake is right. You probably shouldn't be able to max out every stat, especially if it ruins things like PvP. i mean you've been known to have some of the most backwards nonsensical ideas about what should and shouldn't be allowed in the series It doesn't ruin anything it just isn't what MOST people online choose to do. Freedom of choice in a roll playing game isn't a bad thing. Not to mention There's still thousands of people pvping above 120. It's literally no different than smogon rules in PokemonThen give me a pause feature. Freedom of choice, and you don't have to use it if you don't want to.Also, Smogon rules should be official, too.
Quote from: Verbatim on July 20, 2016, 10:30:05 PMSnake is right. You probably shouldn't be able to max out every stat, especially if it ruins things like PvP. i mean you've been known to have some of the most backwards nonsensical ideas about what should and shouldn't be allowed in the series It doesn't ruin anything it just isn't what MOST people online choose to do. Freedom of choice in a roll playing game isn't a bad thing. Not to mention There's still thousands of people pvping above 120. It's literally no different than smogon rules in Pokemon
Snake is right. You probably shouldn't be able to max out every stat, especially if it ruins things like PvP.
Wtf was that intro
No I need to have leftovers on EVERYTHING
No estus?
Quote from: Callous on July 22, 2016, 11:15:20 PMNo estus?Holy shit I forgot about the retarded health system in that game lmfaoPro tip that will save you one million pains in your ass: as soon as you get an item called ring of life protection wear that shit 24/7 and repair it as soon as you break it.
Quote from: Tyger on July 22, 2016, 11:19:55 PMQuote from: Callous on July 22, 2016, 11:15:20 PMNo estus?Holy shit I forgot about the retarded health system in that game lmfaoPro tip that will save you one million pains in your ass: as soon as you get an item called ring of life protection wear that shit 24/7 and repair it as soon as you break it.I found the flask so i think we're okay so far👍I never had anything break in ds3 so idk how to do that stuffI also found an estus shard but the blacksmith aint got a key so we're fucked rn
I also found an estus shard but the blacksmith aint got a key so we're fucked rn
Is that a legit spoiler
Dark Souls II
