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Edited by Chosen Undead:
12/18/2014 6:37:46 PM
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Dark Souls
Post your favorite memory from any of the souls games.
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here are a few of my favorite memories from both dark souls:
[spoiler]killing Havel for the first time. He killed me 33 times in a row. So much satisfaction.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]first time in anor londo. Everything from first arriving there to killing S&O was just so perfect. [/spoiler]
[spoiler]that first time seeing the gaping dragon.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]figuring out the lore. [/spoiler]
Dark Souls 2:
[spoiler]the first time beating the ruin sentinels. They gave me SUCH a hard time. [/spoiler]
[spoiler]the first time beating a gank squad of 3.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]the old iron king boss fight was so cool the first time. I loved that fight so much that I stayed and helped other people beat that boss about 46 times in a row. [/spoiler]
[spoiler]hosting fight clubs[/spoiler]
[spoiler]beating the ancient dragon. What a -blam!-ing rush that was. [/spoiler]
[spoiler]climbing the ranks in the brotherhood of blood. [/spoiler]
These are just a few of my fondest memories off the top of my head for both dark souls.
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2 RepliesThe entire game, minus Lost Izalith. -blam!-, I hated that place. But yeah, my first play through was something magical. Dark Souls is an amazing game. I remember on my first playthrough, leading up to Gwyn (around Seath/Nito) I was telling myself I'll never play this game again because it was too frustrating and difficult. I took down Gwyn, and not even 10 minutes later I was already starting my next playthrough. I played that game religiously for about a month, going through 6+ playthroughs (no NG+, all of them different builds) before getting fatigued of the game. Still need to play Dark Souls 2, but I might wait for Sins of the First Scholar.
