It is for the first 30-40 levels I'd say. By that point, there are better options, and it has everything to do with the fact that the weapon doesn't scale. I think there are a number of overpowered weapons in the game, the Drake Sword just being among them. Maybe even in the lower tier. It just gets a lot of attention because it's the FIRST one you come across, and most people (90% or so I'd say) only know about it through the Internet.Aazealh said:
I guess it would suit me best atm ,since I prefer being more on defensive with my knight atm. I don't think that a lot of people actually would think of attacking dragons tail ,I kinda felt like trying that but had crosbow without arrows and accidently killed the npc who was seeling arrows ,I recklessly destroyed those creates and thought he was a mob ,so yeah ,he's dead and won't respawn. Though I'll try getting some at blacksmith. I think there was some greatsword you could get fairly soon at beginning too Grave-something sword I think,I think it was releated to first covenant.Walter said:
There are plenty of NPCs that sell arrows. Don't worry. Also, I rarely used arrows. I can really only think of one scenario, and it only required a few.Lukis said:
That's not too early in the game. It's also one of the weirder weapons you can get. Not super-practical, in my opinion.
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Most people overstate its difficulty. The game doesn't hold your hand, so at first it appears extremely challenging. But it gets easier as you become more comfortable with the way the game is played.Johnstantine said:
I've yet to use player help (PvE) at all, and I'm on my 5th playthrough.Sankari said:
Yeah, I'd say it was about 5-6 hours before the game had really sunk its teeth into me, and after that point I was just in love. Before that, the game felt awkward, the systems were (and still are!) weird and unclear, and the lore hard to piece together. But give it time.
I have a love/hate relationship with it, personally. It bugs me that to fully understand the story you have to really be a hawk for item descriptions, and really it requires two or three playthroughs if you want to get EVERYTHING understood. That being said, there's nothing like figuring something out yourself, and having the world design itself tell its story without words.
These are fantastic, thanks! I might just get the Artorias bust for my desk.
You don't lose equipment or flasks regardless of how you play. When you die and can't retrieve your soul, you'll lose whatever souls and humanity you're actively carrying. The earliest parts of the game are among the most challenging, for sure, because you're still learning how to play. When in doubt, play super cautiously.IncantatioN said:
Walter said:You haven't even gotten to the best part of the DLC yet.
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I am more of butt stabbing so I usually didn't riposte much ,but actually tried for few times and managed to pull off killing him ,so thanks. Now I guess ,I have to play some ng+ , buy dlc and then wait for MarchAazealh said:
Lukis said:I am more of butt stabbing so I usually didn't riposte much ,but actually tried for few times and managed to pull off killing him ,so thanks. Now I guess ,I have to play some ng+ , buy dlc and then wait for March
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2) It summonned some mobs from that Covenant to that world I think.
5) You can use it. In Firelink shrine there was a guy who offered some sorcery spells for you to buy and a staff or smt for you to cast them ,use also depends on how high your wisdom is. Same goes for pyromancy ,buy glove from dude in Firelink shrine and you will be able to use pyromancy.
