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Dark Soul 2 Game Guide
Firelink Shrine Area
Crow drops you off in the middle of ruins of the Temple FireLink. This region acts as a central hub to the world you open Dark Souls. Throughout the game, you given the opportunity to store a variety of NPCs that will eventually make their way into the temple and provide goods and services. Until now, there are only Warrior disappointed sit in front of you and Anastacia, a mute woman jailed under fire.
Also check just next to the campfire and take Humanitarian there. From here, there are three way you can head in once you arrive at the Temple. Down the stairs in addition campfire is an elevator that leads to the New Londo Ruins, an underground ghost town filled with the spirit of this time can not harm. Northwest campfire is a graveyard filled with regeneration the framework that will slice you to pieces in seconds. Although you are too weak to fight your way through, this is a great place to begin practicing your suicide run. With your soul count is low enough, there is little penalty in getting destroyed by the framework. Plus, you should be pretty fast to avoid the enemies and pick up some treasures scattered throughout cemetery. If you take the frame, using weapons such as mace smashing, you will cause deterioration. The Northern Route (middle option) leads to an area that has some chests with useful items in it. Once you pick up items that should drop to the Tomb of the foregoing.
With those tougher options off limits for the time being, your only option is to head up the staircase to the east and start making your way towards the Undead Berg. The hillside is guarded by a group of skeleton warriors and archers. Keep your shield up and try to draw them towards you after the other to keep away from being overwhelmed. In the picture to the lower left (with the enemy highlighted by lock-on) you can leap from the edge to the stone part of the bridge. In case you do so, walk all the way to the finish to receive a Ring of Sacrifice (in case you die and it is equipped no souls are lost but ring breaks). Jump back from the stones to the land. One time you have made it past the creatures, navigate up the stairs and through the aqueduct to enter the Undead Berg.
Dark Souls Step Guide and Strategy
Northern Undead Asylum
You begin the game in corner of the a prison cell, accept your fate sour. But, it's not quite time yet. Grab the key that was dropped to the bottom and get out of cell. Navigate psychiatric hospital corridors, read the instructions which informs about the basic the game mechanics. Once you make it to the first page, light a bonfire to make a checkpoint.
Proceed through the large doors and into a Westchase where a massively demon awaits you. The massive demons is very difficult to kill without being Able to heal, but if you managing to pull it off you'll be rewarded with a strong hammer. If you are a beginners, for now just run by it. Light the next bonfire and grab the Small Leather Shield. Use the item to Defend order against the oncoming Arrows to as you press forward.
The final challenge is behind the gates prologue thin a white light. Before crossed the threshold, make sure to have your selected bottle and your melee weapon equipped.
You emerge from the gate on a ledge at the top of the corridor that houses the demon from before. Don't linger on the platform, or the Asylum Demon will smash the ground from under your feet. Drop down onto its head and attack as you're falling to deliver a sizable amount of damage before the battle even begins. At this point, use whichever weapon suits your character. As a Sorcerer, I quickly switched to my staff and began circle strafing the beast. Use the pillars as cover and fire off a Soul Arrow when you gain a bit distance. Take a swig of your flask when your health gets low and keep on chipping away at the boss.
Eventually you'll take him down and receive the Big Pilgrim's Key. Use it on the heavy set of double doors and progress up the cliff to finish off the prologue.
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About Dark Soul 2 Game
Dark Souls II (Dāku Souru Tsū ) is an upcoming action role-playing open world video game, developed for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 by From Software in Japan. Dark Souls II is the sequel to Dark Souls.
Dark Souls II was announced at Spike Video Game Awards on December 7, 2012.[3][4]
Hidetaka Miyazaki, who served as director on Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, will not return as director for Dark Souls II.[5] Instead he will act as a supervisor and the game will be directed by Tomohiro Shibuya and Yui Tanimura.[5] Miyazaki stated there will be no direct connection between Dark Souls and Dark Souls II.[6] The game will use dedicated multiplayer servers.[6]
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About Dark Souls 2 Games
Publisher: From Software
Release: TBC 2013
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Dark Souls received a bare-bones port to PC in 2012, but once modders had polished it up, it was magnificent. You played as a lonesome undead warrior fighting for his humanity in a macabre and utterly hostile world. Every enemy was a threat, a late block or an ill-timed dodge meant a swift and violent death. The follow-up will hopefully strive to be just as dark and deeply challenging, The PC version was announced alongside the consoles, so it’ll likely be a little less rushed this time round.
