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7/18/2014 11:29:18 PM
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Who is the most badass knight in Dark Souls?
Personally, I always kind of had a thing for Tarkus. I mean, he could solo the Iron Golem. What's your opinion?
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Sir Lancelot the Brave
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Batman.
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6 RisposteModificato da Ronannnn: 7/19/2014 2:54:22 AMMfw you forget Ornstein. Mfw you forget Artorias
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1 Rispondi>DS knight thread >No Artorias >mfw
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>people keep spamming "lol arty da best me xD"
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5 RisposteI disliked the game too much to even get into the lore.
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Artorias obv
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We all know the right answer
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The Dark Knight
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Modificato da Jim the Admin: 7/19/2014 6:40:41 AM[i]If only I could be so grossly incandescent.[/i]
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[i]If only I could be so grossly incandescent...[/i]
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Modificato da CyberGama: 7/19/2014 6:34:34 AMPraise the sun! And a jolly co-operation.
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2 RisposteHow the Old Dragonslayer, an actual Knight, isn't on here I will never know. Solaire isn't badass- he's Jolly and Incandescent. Lautrec is just a jerk. Tarkus can just take a punch, Thorns can suck my knob, and the Chosen Undead isn't actually a Knight. The Old Dragonslayer wins.
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Solaire and Tarkus may not have the coolest armor but they're pretty damn awesome.
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Torn between Solaire and Tarkus. I love them both.
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1 RispondiPraise the sun!
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Praise the sun!
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1 RispondiModificato da Sandtrap: 7/19/2014 3:10:20 AMMFW NO -blam!-ING SIEGMEYER.
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3 RisposteHavel of course... Why else would his armor be so popular?
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1 Rispondi>Dark Souls knights >Artorias isn't present Stay pleb.
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The darkest one
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How did you manage to misspell Artorias in your poll five times?
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TARKUSSS
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1 Rispondi
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1 RispondiWhere is Artorias?
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1 RispondiModificato da We are Geth: 7/19/2014 12:16:54 AMLook dude, I love em all. Not including Artorias upsets me though. The dude is a beast, and whoops your ass even when he's using his non dominant hand.
