Magic is not my area of expertise so I can't help you with that, but I have run both dex and str characters.
#Dark souls prepare to die dsfix guide Pc
I highly recommend the Warrior of Sunlight covenant for PC users as it matches you up with other players more frequently (from what I can tell). The game lets you join various covenants from PVP (late in the game) to PVE, to obtaining a dragon as a head (pointless but fun). Play with a controller, the game is built for that. There are also a few texture packs and tweaks around and they're easy to install. Get the dsfix 60fps mod, and follow all the instructions. When you're alive there are few bonuses but most importantly it's the only way you can summon others into your game. You can't summon NPCs or other players into the game to help you. When you're 'hollowed', it means you're dead.
Take every opportunity to be summoned (clicking glowing summon marks on the ground) - you have nothing to lose, even if you die in their world. You can almost always be summoned into someone else's game, dead or alive. You are always either alive or dead (otherwise known as hollowed). And remember to press select/back and bow to your friends (and invaders!) Talk to every NPC you meet as many times as you can before they exhaust all their dialogue as they'll often offer you something. You obtain the white sign soapstone up by talking to an NPC in the undead burg a few times. Finding coop partners on PC is hit or miss (especially later in the game) due to population issues so I'd advise dropping your coop white sign soapstone wherever you can (near the bonfire is best). You can coop in most areas of the game and it's especially important for boss fights. But do not give up, after about six-to-ten hours everything will start to click and suddenly you'll wonder where this combat has been all your life. Having said that, almost every enemy can take you down in a few hits if you're not paying attention and no amount of souls farming will help you with that. If you suddenly find a huge jump in difficulty with basic mobs - you've probably stumbled into an area that you shouldn't be in just yet (the skellies in the catacombs for example will destroy you until you're about 20-30 hours in). It's surprisingly fun because the most important thing in Souls is experience and you'll rip through previously-beaten areas. In fact, I highly recommend replaying your first six or seven hours of the game anyway. Don't stress too much if you pick the wrong one to start off with. Still, think about what kind of fighter you want to be (specializing in strength, dexterity, or magic) and go for that. Your class choice doesn't matter for long because you quickly overtake your base stats. I still love it though and highly recommend giving it a whirl after you finish with Dark Souls just because it's MORE souls. Demon's Souls is darker, not as pretty, more confusing, punishing in level design and shorter too. If you want a completely pure Souls, experience, don't read this guide.ĭark Souls is the successor to Demon's Souls on PS3. This is the stuff I wish I knew when I first started.
I don't want to spoil that discovery for you. I'm going to keep things as brief as I can because the genius of this game is working out how everything fits together. I've been getting a lot of requests for basic 'starting tips' lately and there are so many confusing guides out there, so here's mine!
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