Yhorm the Giant beaten on the first go.

(Though Siegward helped out a lot.)

Get fucked, Dragonslayer Armour.

Another boss bites the dust.

Got him down to a third but he knocked me off the map.

Keksworth get off your alt.

2>4>3>6>1>5

The only correct order

This man gets it.

Sick.

I killed the Firekeeper to get her eyes back again but I'll probably still go through with the World without Flame ending or whatever.

Fuck it I'm wishing for a world without flame.

There's new music playing at the Firelink Shrine after I gave the Firekeeper her eyes... what...

I love it.

Aldrich is easy too, though.

Okay, some help may be required. I've gotten to the "dark" version of the firelink shrine (bought the wolf knight set btw, looks sick), but I'm not sure what to do now.

Literally so easy. How is this guy considered one of the hardest bosses?

1. Now the master won't summon for some reason.
2. Don't I get less souls if I beat Gundyr co-op?

Quote from: Callous on July 13, 2016, 01:16:11 PM

Looking forward to learning more about this Ocelotte character.

lol

Awh, man.

Oceiros defeated on my first try 👍
Good way to start the game sesh.
He was the most interesting boss so far, from a story perspective. Looking forward to learning more about this Ocelotte character.

Update for the day:

Fully completed the Smouldering Lake, killing the Old Demon King.

Defeated Dancer of the Boreal Valley.

Progressed through Lothric Castle as far I could without facing a boss. Oceanius (I believe his name is), and the Dragonslayer Armour are the two bosses next on my list. Oceanius first because I'm pretty sure that the Faraam armour is real close to being unlocked for me, and DA is an optional boss so I doubt he'll lead me to anything.

I was watching my brother play (he's a bit further behind than I am), and he managed to kill Sullyvahn and progress to the next boss on that path (don't remember his name, something God Devourer). I gave this new boss a try for him, and I don't think it should take me more than a few tries once I progress to that point.

I'm dread having to fight Sullyvahn because he's annoying and requires precise timing for dodges as a melee character. Not an easy task playing on my 60ms input lag tv.

I fully upgraded my Lothric Sword and now it does bare damage. I bought the Dancer blades but they suck balls. I've used a lot of upgrade mats trying to make them better, but... to no avail.

Currently at level 72, main focus is on strength, dexterity and stamina.

Oceanius actually talks, which is cool. Feel like no one ever does that in this game.

The game has become far more linear than it was as the beginning, which is... eh.

There are a shit ton of bonfires and most of them are really close to each other. It doesn't really make sense to me... why have a bonfire at the bottom of a staircase and then one at the top of said staircase, and then another one 50 feet to the right of THAT one. Instead of putting bonfires in meaningful places, like say, infront of tbe Dragonslayer Armour boss or the courtyard in the King's Courtyard, we have to have 3 closesly knit bonfires that really do nothing for anyone. If you say this would make the game easier, you're a moron. It would just make it less tedious. It doesn't even affect the difficulty at all, and if anything, it makes the game marginally easier to have that many albeit close together.

/endrant

Still really enjoying myself. I've put in 40 hours already, with no end in sight.

not only can you keep playing, you'll definitely want to. I'm sure you'll miss a boss or 2 along the way that you'll want to go back and kill.

Doubtful. Haven't missed a boss yet. (Yes, I beat the Old Demon King today.)

I tend to do explore every nook and cranny before it is absolutely necessary to fight a boss. That way I don't miss anything.

Bloodborne has procedurally generated chalice dungeons with tons of bosses.

I'm so psyched to buy that game. It's only 30 bucks, too.