How dare you call your Sims playing girlfriend a “non-gamer!’ Psh! hahah. ;) For real though, she did soooo much better with Gundyr after pulling the sword out of his chest than I did! Very impressive first battle!
i think she is only having a hard times because of hard controls. give her a much (like 50 times probably) easier controls, aka mouse and keyboard, she will fly through the whole game in a week. gamepad is objectively harder coz u cant perform some actions together (which is easily done with kb+mouse) and camera control is harder, i personally cant even beat some bosses with it at all (lorian and lothric for example), while on a kb+mouse im killing em no-hit
I think you are making shit up... I played Dark Souls 3 for 2 thousand hours and never noticed that supposedly lanterns light the way or the cathedral is lit up as a signal or that red eyed enemies are weaker to fire (which by the way is not entirely true at all) I do enjoy your videos and the idea behind them but bruh.... your comments/opinions are so wrong/annoying :/ Easy mode is not "summon someone what plays the game for you" easy mode is less difficulty but I can still play the game myself.
I personally enjoyed how the more emotionally charged she got the more her accent came through. Something about a woman yelling in a slight Scottish (?) brogue that very charming.
Yeah, this is the second video of theirs that I watched, and it was only in the halfway mark in this video where I started recognizing that she has a non-English background lol. I couldn’t tell if it was an Irish or Scottish accent though. I personally thought it was Irish at first with the way she was over-pronouncing her “r’s” but you are probably right (because I am an American, so I am not the best with recognizing the different accents in the UK).
@@calebcrook5875 *first ds3 boss. She's already played the 1st boss of DS1, Bloodborne, and sekiro Still, no less impressive, considering he often gives the most accomplished players a hard time, from time to time
14:30 Actually no, that's not the Firelink Shrine of Dark Souls 1, that one, or to better say what remain of it, is locaded in the The Dreg Heap of the Ringed City DLC, after the Demon Prince bossfight. It's right in the path that elad you to the actual Ringed City. The one at the beginning is just another Firelink Shrine, one of the many that were built in the course of ages since the bebinning of the Dark Souls story.
@@averyangrycrow4936 No, that's impossible, because the Gwyn arena is the location of the First Flame, and since the flame can't be moved, it means that the Gwyn arena is the same place as the Sould of Cinder arena. The DS3 Firelink Shrine is just a temple build during the time between DS1 and DS3.
As much as I love the Souls series, I always hated that. Your attacks get stuck in the walls, but the enemys don't. I think that's not fair. You need to think carefully about that, but they can ignore it. It's like they play by the same rules as you, except for this.
She's such a delight. I would love to see the facial expressions that go along with this, I feel that'd be even funnier. Also, she's a great sport. I'm glad she got her Sims4. I also do not consider her summoning a cheat; that's clearly in the game. She just got an amazing summon.
I kinda want to hear her reaction to your explanation of the things that went wrong/right. How does she react to things you thought are obvious? How does she view the things that surprised you? It's actually refreshing to see somebody not "tainted" by the soulslikes to experience the games first-hand. It may make the game, in your own words, more accessible to a wider audience.
Just popping a pinned comment here for clarity. "Accessibility" does not equal "difficulty," and when I call DS3 accessible I mean accessible to get into. Dark Souls doesn't need an easy mode. It does need accessibility features. I have a pal who's colour blind and beating Pontiff Sullivan is physically impossible for him because he can't tell the difference between the original and the copies!
Well on one hand this is smart on the other its not good because its actually good to fight him in order to train for when the game throws multiple of them at you
That’s the first thing I did, then I got chucked off the castle by that dark thing, got folded by wannabe spear hero, and got jumped by weaklings having fun though.😔👍
@Chris Stecko You can’t kill him that early on. You can only make him go away and move on to the next area he shows up in, after you get him down to like 75% health. I almost did it myself, but I am thankful I ran out of arrows. That dragon was so helpful in giving me a bunch of easy souls to buy stuff and level up early in the game. :)
I think it's quite impressive how much fun she had and how she learned to apply knowledge gathered from previous games. That's a lot of progress she made there. I entered the DS series with DS 3 and had a LOT more problems at the beginning - maybe because I have encountered more enemies face to face instead of running past them ^^
yeah fr, when i learned that i could just run from some enemies i was so frustrated because i was terrible at fighting that i just started speedrunning the game, what leaded me to have no souls in advanced areas
The opposite happened to me on my first playthrough, I discovered the crystal lizard and got assblasted but me and my pride decided we were not moving from that area till we killed it, I knew I was supposed to return there later to kill it but I saw it doable and so kept trying, after 2 hours of deaths I finally got the reptile. Then I proceeded to defeat gundyr on the 2nd attempt because i had understood the game mechanics while hitting my head against the wall called crystal lizard. It probably sounds like a very normal story to everyone but it was my second console game ever and my first souls game so I barely knew how to use the controller, I'm pretty proud of that
The firelink shrine isn't the same as in ds1. If you play the ringed city dlc and fight the demon princes', their boss arena is the location of ds1's main hub.
I love this series, having been the guy who sat his wife down to play dark souls, myself. Mine didn't go quite as well, and she thinks she's better at the game when drunk. (Spoiler alert she's not.)
“Fast” is the first word that comes to mind when I think of dark souls 3. I played all three games in a row (the fact that I managed to get through 2 still amazes me) but when I started up DS3 … the speed of everything was a major selling point for me
2 is really hard to get into but if you get into it you can't stop being a fan . And if you don't then you will hate that game with a passion . 3 is the exact opposite , it is easier to get into but after replying it multiple times it becomes less fun much faster than the other 2 entries .
@@ra.n9482 disagree on this one. I loved replaying ds3 but while i enjoyed my initial playthrough of ds1 and ds2 ( yes even ds2), i didn't have nearly as much fun playing it again
Right now the video is paused at 1:09, right where I left it when I first found this video earlier today. I never seen a video from this guy before I first found this video, but within a minute I could tell I was going to like this so I instantly went back and watched the other three which were great! Now it's time to finally watch this one. Lol
I love how much panic rolling she dose on the first boss really interesting to see how everyone starts out kinda hard to remember since I began playing so long ago
I just discovered this series, and I have been binging them, as they are an absolute blast. More than just a let's play or a video essay, these videos are filled with a lot of love that has kept me engaged through each of these videos. I appreciate all the work in the edits and look forward to when the next video comes out!
I would call this a video study. It documents a real scenario. This is very much a topic that could be covered as a video essay with the study backing it up.
I love the commentary in your videos man. It’s nice to see others confirm thoughts I had myself when offered laying for the first time. Noobus’ gameplay/commentary is fun too. Cheers!
She couldn't even beat Vordt without OP summons. It would be boring watching her get to every boss and just summoning instead of working hard for the wins. It would be mildly entertaining inbetween bosses though I will give you that XD.
@@celiafrostborn I honestly don't care how she gets through it. You want to watch experts? There are plenty. This was funny and fun, and I want more 🤷🏾♀️
@@celiafrostborn Dude, what's wrong with using summons, i actually don't get it, yeah it makes the game easier, that doesn't make it boring or unenjoyable, if you say that you basically just see dark souls as a hard game ignoring the entire game, let people just enjoy the game
Sat down and watched this series with my girlfriend (souls 1 & 3) and really enjoyed it. At the end of it we found ourselves asking for a part 2. I think it would be good for the channel analytics and we'd be stoked to watch it. Good video ~ Good Luck with the channel.
Her rolling has improved so much across her time with fromsoft games, good on her for fighting through the frustrations that she had. Hope that passion grew and she kept playing the games off camera
the sims touch of choice in song during Iudex tho :D I taught my bf how to play dark souls 3 and he's loved it ever since! So glad I found this amazing channel! She did amazing honestly!! EDIT: i'M 100% SATISFIED with how she won! I always ask for summons, nothing wrong with that at all! But ty for the dancer haha!
as someone VERY new to souls games as well (not completely, i grew up watching my brother play them) watching your girlfriend get better and better at this genuinely gives me hope for my own games lol. it also makes me feel like a proud mother. watching her rolling through the i frames for the first time made me genuinely excited.
"...believing that faster only applied to her ..." *Oh no* , I made that mistake as well since I hadn't played Bloodborne and thought "faster" means easier killing . I did not finish the tutorial that day . I know I said it before but it would be really fun to see her reaction to DS2 . Despite being a fan of DS2 (fight me !) I always had a love/hate relationship with the first act of the game especially duo to the "hollowing" mechanic .
I just came back to DS2 and I'm kinda falling in love with it all over again, all the little details like dagger chain attacks, panting when out of stamina, the eratic way Heide knights fight, the number of kinds of secrets, it's just all very cool. That said, fuck fire arrows, enemies could use rebalancing the random hollows shouldn't be stronger than the pirates, especially when the pirate equipment is better, Flexible's water should be a NG+ thing, it's already a tough boss early on. But being reminded of Lothric castle/High Wall, castle of Forest of Fallen Giants is like a master class on level design, if feels big and has lots of options but they form many tight loops in a way I don't think Lothric ever managed, and it's not just a layer cake like OG Anor Londo.
I just think there's a lot of important mechanics in ds2 that can be hard for a new player to notice and thus be at a massive disadvantage, I have no idea how long it took me to beat ds2 since I didn't fully know how useful adp was and hadn't discovered the ring of binding until very late game.
I have that game sitting in my library but I get unreasonably angry thinking about the ADP mechanic. The thought of downloading and opening that game up gives me dread.
Yeah, I find ds2 the best of the three also! Im glad there are more people agreeing. I dont even know what others complaint is, but maybe im not far enough to know. I dont have the kings sign or whatever yet.
@@jimtsap04 I could right a book on all the things DS2 could do to be nicer, restoring humanity after a boss, like 1~ or 3, would go a long way, especially because their are soo many. AGI's improve defensive actions is pretty vague, and it feels like half of enemies were designed without I-frames in mind, and half were. Popular DS2 opinion, I want a dsII2, but Elden Ring is looking to go down the same kind of line as early DS2 so I'm hopeful for the future.
I really liked that she summoned help. I started DS 3 not long ago and this video inspired me to help other players when ever I am bored or feel competent enough lol. The funny thing is that I put my sign down at Vordt and someone wanted to do the dancer. We did it no problem even though I haven't finished the dancer myself (I use Pyro and Black Pyro spells, maybe thats why the damage is alright). I felt so nice after that. The same thing happened plenty more times and I farmed a generous amount of souls from that. I really really like how this game implements PvP
It's even better if you target the darkness, it has it's own lock on, but you can also stand behind Gundier and rake his ass. Pyromancer's has the best options for either strat.
The moment I understood the game was good was on my second playthrough. Both times I picked the depraved class and I must've spent hours the first time. Second playthrough I beat him first try.
I love the contrast of a new player fighting Gundyr and how basically all the threat comes from panic because he's so intimidating. it allows veterans to just breeze past an easy boss and get straight to the good stuff while noobs have get over their(perfectly natural) fear of mister spoopy, and in doing so hopefully learn to be more aggressive, before they start exploring the world.
Yeah, the first half of Dark Souls 3 is absolutely perfect. Even later there is another path, a confident veteran can kill that old woman that gives you the banner and fight the Dancer, then Oceiros and then the Champion, so you can kill Vordt with a maxed out weapon if that's what you like. Yeah. It's perfect. Perfect until fucking Farron Keep ffs From it's always a fucking poison swamp. (?
@@floreroafloreril1458 Actually I'd say that after Gundyr DS3 Has a pretty big drop in quality until the Cathedral of the deep(Farron keep can, in fact, die in a hole). But I do love the the fact you can kill the dancer early; That one choice made the game the most replayable single player game I've ever played
@@TheBronf if you know where to go and what to do then I guess so? but that's not even the main problem with the area. the problem is that it encourages you to run past everything, rather then that being a last resort
@@Rassalcon as soon as you walk out of the small bonfire room there is a lit up piles of wood on the left and and safe dirt to walk on. following that you see stairs that leads to the first candle. keep following that path will end up to the second candle a bonfire and the exit to the next area that is still locked so you need to find the third candle. keeping in mind that dirt = path you keep following the safe dirt that leads to the third candle opening the door. this is what i did when i first went into this area with out looking at a guide. now as a newbie who is playing ds 3 as there first game exploration was encouraged on the frist few areas but this areas discourgage's that due to the slow walking sawmp so i do consider that a design flaw and i recken they should of added a ring to remove the slow movement like the rusted ring in ds 1 at the cathedral of the deep that is easy to find so no it does not encourage you to run past everything you can still take your time and kill everything with out being poisoned.
One of my favorite series on RUclips is back! Easily the best yet, and it was so cool to see her do so well on Gundyr on the first try. And I don't care what anyone says; to see her use her resources and melt Vordt was completely satisfying.
Having to fast travel out of Firelink threw me off the first time. It feels so… wrong. I placed the coiled sword, then spent far too long looking around outside for a path forward. I eventually sat down at the bonfire in frustration, planning to teleport back to fight the Crystal Lizard, when I saw High Wall was an option. I still hate that Firelink isn’t connected to the rest of the game. And then Undead Settlement isn’t connected to High Wall, immediately afterwards. I could hardly believe it. And then proceeded along the straight line of a map (with dead end detours along the way). DS1 had such an intricately interconnected map. DS2 starts you at the center of a wheel, and you can tackle each spoke in any order. DS3 probably has th worst overall map design. Individual areas can be well designed, but as a whole, it’s a railroad.
It's just really weird and awkward to teleport to a place you never visited when the other two games only let you teleport to areas you have already been to
@Chris Stecko well each person struggles with different bosses I struggled with abyss watchers due to not really knowing what backstabs were and how good they are
Despite the fact I've beaten the game probably 15 times, Midir still manages to slaughter me over and over and over and over and...you get the point. Lol. I walk all over all other bosses but the moment I get to him, life is just over.
Midir can be extremely difficult for a first dragon boss fight. If you beat Kalameet and even got the pain in the ass tail cut for the Onyx Blade, then you are well equipped mentally to beat Midir because you know the trick is to limit his moveset by baiting attacks that you can evade easily by staying right in front of his giant face. However, for a beginner, Midir can be nearly impossible. If you fight him like you would the other bosses, you're gonna get wrecked.Trying to get behind or under Midir is a quick way to die. But most beginners won't know that and they certainly aren't gonna stand in front of the big, scary dragon's dome piece. So that might be a bit much for now. But then again, everyone struggles with different bosses. The toughest bosses for me in my first playthrough were Slave Knight Gael, Nameless King, and weirdly enough, Pontiff Sulyvahn. (Oh, and Desert Pyromancer Zoey but she's not technically a boss. Unfortunately, nobody told her that) Most people are surprised when I say I struggled with the Pontiff but beat Champion Gundyr and Lothric Bois on my first try.
32:38 it absolutely counts. Cheap, but it's like using the dragon to kill the Lothric Knight earlier on (which I've actually never thought of doing in my 505 hours), just using the in game systems to overcome an obstacle. Everything is fair in Dark Souls
The timing on this video could not be better! I was literally just watching your old videos last night and was wondering when this was gonna be posted.
At the first time with Gundyr, I'm actually impressed with her skill at dodging and hitting. I thought she can pass Gundyr the first time, but eventually, she ended like me, die like 20 times try to get past the first boss in this game. SOO FUNNy
Aside from these videos being fun to watch for her struggles and reactions, I really enjoy seeing how she handles the learning curve and how intuitive she's becoming with these games' mechanics, and how even as a non gamer, she came to enjoy these games and not only that, this series portrays quite well that while they're difficult and challenging games (usually not being cheap or having artificial difficulty) they are quite rewarding when succeeding, victory doesn't come from luck through rng or damage variance, or from getting that one OP item, items and armour and weapons help, but it's sheer determination and skill that brings victory
I loved the Sims music on the background, the buy-screen music even :,) Video quality is going up, well done! And that first tutorial boss-fight, my my, what skills in the rolling!
Or the comment about her dodging skill on the first boss..which was spamming roll then running out of stamina for the next attack to dodge. Still a fan of the video series and great seeing someone learning to appreciate the games.
@@StabStabStabStabby also anyone intetionally dodge rolling attacks would probably know about i-frames... she definitely didn't know about i-frames(god i hate when somoene who knows that you're iinvincible during a roll(or other such non-explained mechanics) doesn't tell you that! it's literally KEY in playing this game effectively and without fear.
@@Kazuhiro-i i-frames are a mechanic that is key component of the gameplay that even gets explicitly mentiioned in ds2's stat screen(under adaptability/agility) and in the carthus bloodring in ds3, but never anywhere else. as for why i'd explain it? it's not because "it's the better way", but simply because i consider it a fault of these games that they don't tell you in a tutorial(in this case, the devs messages) how these mechanics actually work, however; you're free to disagree with me, even if all the times i've been to the side of someone during a blind playthrough and helped, i've never had any of this sort of issue with backseating, explaining the mechanics is far from directing and telling a person which way to play(which is different from teaching how to play, once i tell them all the mechanics, i stop there, whereas if it was backseating, i'd also tell them where to go, what to do, when to roll, etc etc...).
Great video! And I recognized that Edith Finch music! My girlfriend and I just replayed and got all the trophies for it the other day. What an awesome game!! 😛
Man I'd love to see more of you guys playing this. It was so fun to watch! I'd love to see how she'd do against Nameless King! xD That thing pissed me off SO DAMN MUCH!
I've never cried so quickly into a video, I'm 30 seconds into the video and I hear .... Lewis' Coronation music from What Remains of Edith Finch I'm bawling my eyes out being filled with the memories of the game. Which is in a large contrast to how I felt only a minute prior, watching your girlfriend feel the catharsis of accomplishing something in Bloodborne. Seeing that first kill on the Cleric Beast gives me that feeling I haven't had for so long
my boyfriend got me into playing Dark Souls 3 recently and i'm having a lot of fun, even though i'm screaming 3/4 of the time hahaha i really loved this video!!! your gf did amazingly for someone figuring it out for themselves! I think she should be happy with that Vordt victory X3 that Ulric guy had crazy good spells holy shiiiiiiiiit
The Firelink Shrine in Dark Souls 3 is not the same Firelink Shrine from Dark Souls 1. You can find the Dark Souls 1 Firelink Shrine in the second DLC in the Demon Prince boss arena.
The use of Sims music is surprisingly beautiful. Throwback to the opening and less stressful than most fighting music from games. Good touch in my humble opinion. Also the progress im seeing is insane, remember seeing the first dark souls video, really impressing getting so close the first fight. Good video keep it up
can't wait to watch this when I finally sit down to play DS3, since I got it somewhat recently but can't find time for it :') hope your gf enjoyed the beginning of the game!!
@@amysteriousviewer3772 still enough to spoil the beginning! I *did* beat the first boss on the weekend, but I'm going to wait for this video until I go through the next points you mentioned, and that might take a while due to real life stuff
Imo getting lost in levels is pqrt of the experience from the dark souls series, exploration is a big part of it, and getting lost in the world gives a sense of wonder
Completely agree. It’s part of the magic of the first play through. Never sure when you’re really safe, if there’s one last treasure to discover, where the much needed bonfire is, etc.
I would say since the specimen has repeatedly proven to exhibit high levels of intelligence despite lack of experience with the medium, we should start classifying it as Noobus Humanus Sapiens.
I get literal chills every time I hard the "yes, indeed" Sure, it's literally the only thing I ever listen to when I start up a new save but I always have to listen to that bit before skipping.
I thought she did pretty well considering that she just played through the beginning of the other games. Summoning for Vordt was a pretty good idea and as you alreay mentionen kinda is the easy mode for dark souls games.
This game and Bloodborne are on my top favorite all time video games. Put in about 260+ hours into DS3 and starting NG+2 where pretty much need to use my strongest maxed out weapons and great magic shield on heavy shields for protection. Such an addicting game
I'm mad you made her fight the dancer that early haha. My husband got me into dark souls though so watching this gave me flash backs lmao. It is great!
I made something similar to my little brother(11 years old) with dark souls 1 remastered. I told him the rules, he accepted them, and he got angry. Then I saw him the way fo killing the tutorial boss, he died so nearly to beat the tutorial that he said to me "Uninstall DS1 that it can´t be install again". Sadly he didn´t continue.
This video made me so happy and after the week I had, I really needed it 😭❤️! I love these kinds of videos and I think they're not only interesting to watch because of the perspectives but also just the commentary and stuff. I'm a fan 😁🌌
This was almost as enjoyable as watching my 4yr old create her character and make her way through the game.... granted she makes me fight bosses for her, but still does a pretty good job. The smile on her face and her sense of accomplishment is awesome to see when she gets passed an area she previously couldn't
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 we also have to play in real life now using nerf swords and a wand she has...and a space heater that projects digital fire on the front is our bonfire to rest at before we fight the boss (which could be anything from a stuffed animal to our Christmas tree) lol
@@bizzlea887 Oh my goodness… That is so adorable. What a cutie pie you have on your hands! It sounds like you’ll have a lifetime of joy and fun with your child. :) And it sounds like your daughter is quite the smartie pants! Just wait until she outsmarts you, right? Haha.
Dark Souls 3 was my first Soulsborne experience.. I spent a long time figuring out what the Firekeeper meant by "produce the coiled sword at the bonfire". I couldn't see a bonfire. I didn't have a coiled sword (well, I did, but I didn't remember the "Remove coiled sword" from the hour or so prior to Iudex kicking my ass). Also you do have to stand in a fairly particular spot to get the option which says "Produce coiled sword", so it wasn't even like I was having a good time accidentally stumbling upon the bonfire.
I’m still on my first play through, my friend begged me to get dark souls 3. after not being able to beat the tutorial boss I went back and fucking MURKED the crystal lizard first try. Edit, holy shit I also switched to a pyromancer to beat him . LMFAO
Im kind of the same. I prefer the exploration and fighting the smaller enemies in this game. Ive played thro the game multiple times but I still find the bosses my least favorite thing about the game. Id be far happier just exploring without getting bottlenecked by the bosses. I wonder how many other souls fans feel the same??
I know there's bound to be people getting butt frustrated over her summoning help for Vordt, but honestly? It's not cheating - it's resourcefulness. One of the best parts of the Souls series is being able to call on others to help if you're having a rough time. The fact she retained that knowledge into this game is honestly wonderful! Big ups to her for giving the series another go, and big ups to you for another quality video!
8:50 and following "this doesn't look like paniced play, this looks purposeful" Her: *rolls for her entire stamina bar around an indifferent Gundyr doing nothing*
The saga continues!
I Made My Girlfriend Play Dark Souls 2
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I can imagine you are grabbing popcorn in the meanwhile and enjoying the swearing and raging
How dare you call your Sims playing girlfriend a “non-gamer!’ Psh! hahah. ;)
For real though, she did soooo much better with Gundyr after pulling the sword out of his chest than I did! Very impressive first battle!
i think she is only having a hard times because of hard controls. give her a much (like 50 times probably) easier controls, aka mouse and keyboard, she will fly through the whole game in a week. gamepad is objectively harder coz u cant perform some actions together (which is easily done with kb+mouse) and camera control is harder, i personally cant even beat some bosses with it at all (lorian and lothric for example), while on a kb+mouse im killing em no-hit
Loved this. Wish I could laugh about dying as much as she did...sometimes I scream, but never laugh.😆
I think you are making shit up... I played Dark Souls 3 for 2 thousand hours and never noticed that supposedly lanterns light the way or the cathedral is lit up as a signal or that red eyed enemies are weaker to fire (which by the way is not entirely true at all)
I do enjoy your videos and the idea behind them but bruh.... your comments/opinions are so wrong/annoying :/
Easy mode is not "summon someone what plays the game for you" easy mode is less difficulty but I can still play the game myself.
Him: She's not panicking
Her: Rolls 7 times in a row
Me: Yes, she definitely didn't panick
“She somehow knew it was the Firelink Shrine”
The Game : *F I R E L I N K S H R I N E*
Gundyr: "What's happening?"
The boyfriend: "She's beginning to believe."
There is no ax
I was about to make this comment.
Best comment.
I was about to make this exact reference
I personally enjoyed how the more emotionally charged she got the more her accent came through. Something about a woman yelling in a slight Scottish (?) brogue that very charming.
Yeah, this is the second video of theirs that I watched, and it was only in the halfway mark in this video where I started recognizing that she has a non-English background lol.
I couldn’t tell if it was an Irish or Scottish accent though. I personally thought it was Irish at first with the way she was over-pronouncing her “r’s” but you are probably right (because I am an American, so I am not the best with recognizing the different accents in the UK).
Yeah I love that lol it's my favorite part
@@scorpodile9649
Yeah… I have watched more of their videos and she has made it really clear that she is Scottish.
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 sure you can tell the difference between liam neeson and ewan mcgregor ???
The moment she started i-framing Gundyr I started cheering, "By Gwyn, she's doing it. SHE'S DOING IT!"
She's beginning to believe!!
SHE'S BEGINNING TO BELIEVE!
honestly i was impressed with those dodges seeming gundyr was my first ever boss
@@calebcrook5875 *first ds3 boss. She's already played the 1st boss of DS1, Bloodborne, and sekiro
Still, no less impressive, considering he often gives the most accomplished players a hard time, from time to time
Agreed this was impressive!
14:30 Actually no, that's not the Firelink Shrine of Dark Souls 1, that one, or to better say what remain of it, is locaded in the The Dreg Heap of the Ringed City DLC, after the Demon Prince bossfight. It's right in the path that elad you to the actual Ringed City.
The one at the beginning is just another Firelink Shrine, one of the many that were built in the course of ages since the bebinning of the Dark Souls story.
I always thought it was a built up version of Gwyns boss room
@@averyangrycrow4936 No, that's impossible, because the Gwyn arena is the location of the First Flame, and since the flame can't be moved, it means that the Gwyn arena is the same place as the Sould of Cinder arena.
The DS3 Firelink Shrine is just a temple build during the time between DS1 and DS3.
@@TheMetalOverlord AND, i'd add, it was probably built where the original lord vessel was placed.
nerd
@@kleann Yes, and...?
"OH NO. That's not fair, there's a wall there!" is way too relatable
The great Shenpai, about walls: "OMG I got Dink'ed"
Yeah it's funny tho. My gut reaction to that statement was "you think dark souls give a fuck?"
When the evangelists wack you with the mace through the wall
As much as I love the Souls series, I always hated that. Your attacks get stuck in the walls, but the enemys don't. I think that's not fair. You need to think carefully about that, but they can ignore it. It's like they play by the same rules as you, except for this.
I fucking hate that wall
You know, I completely see her beating Vordt as an absolute win. She used the game mechanics and beat Vordt, which is a good thing.
@@ck3837 Cry about it.
@@ck3837 cry about it
@@ck3837 *Mmm, I need to add more salt into this.*
Jolly cooperation is a legitimate strategy, and having everyone waving and spinning at the post-boss haze was delightful
She didn’t beat Vordt. Her summon with that absolutely monstrous and insanely OP dark magic orb spell did with three orb shots did. Let’s be real.
Your gf against gundyr:“Try get behind him… try get behind him“
Champion Gundyr:“Are you sure about that?“
K I C K
Boot to the head.
@@CIoudStriker God, what an ancient reference, I love it.
"Im sorry, did you say you wanted a foot in your face?"
She's such a delight. I would love to see the facial expressions that go along with this, I feel that'd be even funnier. Also, she's a great sport. I'm glad she got her Sims4. I also do not consider her summoning a cheat; that's clearly in the game. She just got an amazing summon.
I kinda want to hear her reaction to your explanation of the things that went wrong/right. How does she react to things you thought are obvious? How does she view the things that surprised you? It's actually refreshing to see somebody not "tainted" by the soulslikes to experience the games first-hand. It may make the game, in your own words, more accessible to a wider audience.
Both of your laughs start sounding progressively more darksouls like throughout the video
They're going hollow
The maniacal laughter at 13:54 perfectly encapsulates the feeling of finally beating a difficult Dark Souls boss.
Just popping a pinned comment here for clarity.
"Accessibility" does not equal "difficulty," and when I call DS3 accessible I mean accessible to get into.
Dark Souls doesn't need an easy mode. It does need accessibility features. I have a pal who's colour blind and beating Pontiff Sullivan is physically impossible for him because he can't tell the difference between the original and the copies!
Your friend can do it!
Tell him to kill the copy when its being spawned in
You mean pontiff or the crystal sages? Because I'm colourblind and I still can't see the colour difference
I love dark souls and I am mildly colorblind I'm down to game if you are
Hot take. I think all games should have varying degrees of selectable difficulty. Souls games included.
@@nexus6100 no because it dumbs down the experience and what the foundation of the souls games are. Extremely tough but fair.
That dancer part is absolutely hilarious 😂 I remember my first time with this boss
Never thought to use the dragon to kill the lothric knight
Same! At least I started practicing parries with him xD
Well on one hand this is smart on the other its not good because its actually good to fight him in order to train for when the game throws multiple of them at you
That’s the first thing I did, then I got chucked off the castle by that dark thing, got folded by wannabe spear hero, and got jumped by weaklings having fun though.😔👍
@Chris Stecko
You can’t kill him that early on. You can only make him go away and move on to the next area he shows up in, after you get him down to like 75% health.
I almost did it myself, but I am thankful I ran out of arrows. That dragon was so helpful in giving me a bunch of easy souls to buy stuff and level up early in the game. :)
This is amazing! Very well edited and the commentary is top tier. You have earned a subscriber
I think it's quite impressive how much fun she had and how she learned to apply knowledge gathered from previous games.
That's a lot of progress she made there. I entered the DS series with DS 3 and had a LOT more problems at the beginning -
maybe because I have encountered more enemies face to face instead of running past them ^^
Same but i also chose the magician
Man legit same. I had no idea and I took pyromancer
yeah fr, when i learned that i could just run from some enemies i was so frustrated because i was terrible at fighting that i just started speedrunning the game, what leaded me to have no souls in advanced areas
The opposite happened to me on my first playthrough, I discovered the crystal lizard and got assblasted but me and my pride decided we were not moving from that area till we killed it, I knew I was supposed to return there later to kill it but I saw it doable and so kept trying, after 2 hours of deaths I finally got the reptile. Then I proceeded to defeat gundyr on the 2nd attempt because i had understood the game mechanics while hitting my head against the wall called crystal lizard. It probably sounds like a very normal story to everyone but it was my second console game ever and my first souls game so I barely knew how to use the controller, I'm pretty proud of that
@@hemantsingh5418 bro i think that the best class you can start with in ds3 is pyromance while the worst is magician not counting the depraved
Im glad to hear her laugh and have a good time overall with it. That's always a plus.
None of you have acknowledged my Licence to Chill joke and that's okay.
Because vordt is ice? I woulda said “warm up” because she’s delaying the cold
Ey it would be a lot of fun seeing the noobus play through a whole souls-game now that she has some knowledge of the games. If she wants of course!
Ever consider having her try Monster Hunter?
That joke surely broke the ice before the vordt battle
The firelink shrine isn't the same as in ds1. If you play the ringed city dlc and fight the demon princes', their boss arena is the location of ds1's main hub.
I love this series, having been the guy who sat his wife down to play dark souls, myself. Mine didn't go quite as well, and she thinks she's better at the game when drunk. (Spoiler alert she's not.)
“Fast” is the first word that comes to mind when I think of dark souls 3. I played all three games in a row (the fact that I managed to get through 2 still amazes me) but when I started up DS3 … the speed of everything was a major selling point for me
"Boohoo DS2 bad"
2 is really hard to get into but if you get into it you can't stop being a fan .
And if you don't then you will hate that game with a passion .
3 is the exact opposite , it is easier to get into but after replying it multiple times it becomes less fun much faster than the other 2 entries .
@@ra.n9482 disagree on this one. I loved replaying ds3 but while i enjoyed my initial playthrough of ds1 and ds2 ( yes even ds2), i didn't have nearly as much fun playing it again
@@ra.n9482 3 is the best in every way.
@@darkoale3299 I didn't say it wasn't .
Right now the video is paused at 1:09, right where I left it when I first found this video earlier today. I never seen a video from this guy before I first found this video, but within a minute I could tell I was going to like this so I instantly went back and watched the other three which were great! Now it's time to finally watch this one. Lol
The exchange at 10:07 is the cutest thing I’ve ever heard😭
I love how much panic rolling she dose on the first boss really interesting to see how everyone starts out kinda hard to remember since I began playing so long ago
I just discovered this series, and I have been binging them, as they are an absolute blast. More than just a let's play or a video essay, these videos are filled with a lot of love that has kept me engaged through each of these videos. I appreciate all the work in the edits and look forward to when the next video comes out!
I would call this a video study. It documents a real scenario. This is very much a topic that could be covered as a video essay with the study backing it up.
I love the commentary in your videos man. It’s nice to see others confirm thoughts I had myself when offered laying for the first time. Noobus’ gameplay/commentary is fun too. Cheers!
I'd love to see a game where both of you are playing together. Your interactions are hilarious and so entertaining.
elden ring
Play it takes two 😂🤣😂
God I would watch a whole playthrough of her playing.
Me too.
She couldn't even beat Vordt without OP summons. It would be boring watching her get to every boss and just summoning instead of working hard for the wins. It would be mildly entertaining inbetween bosses though I will give you that XD.
@@celiafrostborn I honestly don't care how she gets through it. You want to watch experts? There are plenty. This was funny and fun, and I want more 🤷🏾♀️
@@celiafrostborn Dude, what's wrong with using summons, i actually don't get it, yeah it makes the game easier, that doesn't make it boring or unenjoyable, if you say that you basically just see dark souls as a hard game ignoring the entire game, let people just enjoy the game
11:15 you say "7 stages of grief" the go on to list all 5 of them, lol.
She spent a REALLY long time on anger though
Sat down and watched this series with my girlfriend (souls 1 & 3) and really enjoyed it. At the end of it we found ourselves asking for a part 2. I think it would be good for the channel analytics and we'd be stoked to watch it. Good video ~ Good Luck with the channel.
"Look at those dodges, it's like ballet"
Having never seen ballet, I'll take your word for it.
My fiancee, who i got to play DS with her game experience basically being AC and MC, who used to dance ballet, did actually make the same comparison.
Her rolling has improved so much across her time with fromsoft games, good on her for fighting through the frustrations that she had. Hope that passion grew and she kept playing the games off camera
the sims touch of choice in song during Iudex tho :D I taught my bf how to play dark souls 3 and he's loved it ever since! So glad I found this amazing channel! She did amazing honestly!! EDIT:
i'M 100% SATISFIED with how she won! I always ask for summons, nothing wrong with that at all! But ty for the dancer haha!
as someone VERY new to souls games as well (not completely, i grew up watching my brother play them) watching your girlfriend get better and better at this genuinely gives me hope for my own games lol. it also makes me feel like a proud mother. watching her rolling through the i frames for the first time made me genuinely excited.
"...believing that faster only applied to her ..."
*Oh no* , I made that mistake as well since I hadn't played Bloodborne and thought "faster" means easier killing . I did not finish the tutorial that day .
I know I said it before but it would be really fun to see her reaction to DS2 .
Despite being a fan of DS2 (fight me !) I always had a love/hate relationship with the first act of the game especially duo to the "hollowing" mechanic .
I just came back to DS2 and I'm kinda falling in love with it all over again, all the little details like dagger chain attacks, panting when out of stamina, the eratic way Heide knights fight, the number of kinds of secrets, it's just all very cool. That said, fuck fire arrows, enemies could use rebalancing the random hollows shouldn't be stronger than the pirates, especially when the pirate equipment is better, Flexible's water should be a NG+ thing, it's already a tough boss early on.
But being reminded of Lothric castle/High Wall, castle of Forest of Fallen Giants is like a master class on level design, if feels big and has lots of options but they form many tight loops in a way I don't think Lothric ever managed, and it's not just a layer cake like OG Anor Londo.
I just think there's a lot of important mechanics in ds2 that can be hard for a new player to notice and thus be at a massive disadvantage, I have no idea how long it took me to beat ds2 since I didn't fully know how useful adp was and hadn't discovered the ring of binding until very late game.
I have that game sitting in my library but I get unreasonably angry thinking about the ADP mechanic. The thought of downloading and opening that game up gives me dread.
Yeah, I find ds2 the best of the three also! Im glad there are more people agreeing. I dont even know what others complaint is, but maybe im not far enough to know. I dont have the kings sign or whatever yet.
@@jimtsap04 I could right a book on all the things DS2 could do to be nicer, restoring humanity after a boss, like 1~ or 3, would go a long way, especially because their are soo many. AGI's improve defensive actions is pretty vague, and it feels like half of enemies were designed without I-frames in mind, and half were.
Popular DS2 opinion, I want a dsII2, but Elden Ring is looking to go down the same kind of line as early DS2 so I'm hopeful for the future.
I really liked that she summoned help. I started DS 3 not long ago and this video inspired me to help other players when ever I am bored or feel competent enough lol.
The funny thing is that I put my sign down at Vordt and someone wanted to do the dancer. We did it no problem even though I haven't finished the dancer myself (I use Pyro and Black Pyro spells, maybe thats why the damage is alright). I felt so nice after that. The same thing happened plenty more times and I farmed a generous amount of souls from that. I really really like how this game implements PvP
I had no idea the fireball would shred that boss so easily that’s amazing
It's even better if you target the darkness, it has it's own lock on, but you can also stand behind Gundier and rake his ass. Pyromancer's has the best options for either strat.
I used the charged weapon art for the axe to kill him first time I killed him and it felt great
The moment I understood the game was good was on my second playthrough.
Both times I picked the depraved class and I must've spent hours the first time. Second playthrough I beat him first try.
I like how there was just Sims music playing in the background of the first boss fight XD
EPIC BATTLE MUSIC!!!
I love the contrast of a new player fighting Gundyr and how basically all the threat comes from panic because he's so intimidating. it allows veterans to just breeze past an easy boss and get straight to the good stuff while noobs have get over their(perfectly natural) fear of mister spoopy, and in doing so hopefully learn to be more aggressive, before they start exploring the world.
Yeah, the first half of Dark Souls 3 is absolutely perfect. Even later there is another path, a confident veteran can kill that old woman that gives you the banner and fight the Dancer, then Oceiros and then the Champion, so you can kill Vordt with a maxed out weapon if that's what you like.
Yeah. It's perfect. Perfect until fucking Farron Keep ffs From it's always a fucking poison swamp. (?
@@floreroafloreril1458 Actually I'd say that after Gundyr DS3 Has a pretty big drop in quality until the Cathedral of the deep(Farron keep can, in fact, die in a hole). But I do love the the fact you can kill the dancer early; That one choice made the game the most replayable single player game I've ever played
farron keep is not that bad. you bearly even walk though the swamp its self.
@@TheBronf if you know where to go and what to do then I guess so? but that's not even the main problem with the area. the problem is that it encourages you to run past everything, rather then that being a last resort
@@Rassalcon as soon as you walk out of the small bonfire room there is a lit up piles of wood on the left and and safe dirt to walk on. following that you see stairs that leads to the first candle. keep following that path will end up to the second candle a bonfire and the exit to the next area that is still locked so you need to find the third candle.
keeping in mind that dirt = path you keep following the safe dirt that leads to the third candle opening the door.
this is what i did when i first went into this area with out looking at a guide. now as a newbie who is playing ds 3 as there first game exploration was encouraged on the frist few areas but this areas discourgage's that due to the slow walking sawmp so i do consider that a design flaw and i recken they should of added a ring to remove the slow movement like the rusted ring in ds 1 at the cathedral of the deep that is easy to find
so no it does not encourage you to run past everything you can still take your time and kill everything with out being poisoned.
Your banter and laughing are so genuine! This made my day perfect. Thank you for being you! Both of you :)
One of my favorite series on RUclips is back! Easily the best yet, and it was so cool to see her do so well on Gundyr on the first try. And I don't care what anyone says; to see her use her resources and melt Vordt was completely satisfying.
Having to fast travel out of Firelink threw me off the first time. It feels so… wrong. I placed the coiled sword, then spent far too long looking around outside for a path forward. I eventually sat down at the bonfire in frustration, planning to teleport back to fight the Crystal Lizard, when I saw High Wall was an option. I still hate that Firelink isn’t connected to the rest of the game.
And then Undead Settlement isn’t connected to High Wall, immediately afterwards. I could hardly believe it. And then proceeded along the straight line of a map (with dead end detours along the way). DS1 had such an intricately interconnected map. DS2 starts you at the center of a wheel, and you can tackle each spoke in any order. DS3 probably has th worst overall map design. Individual areas can be well designed, but as a whole, it’s a railroad.
Same thing happened to me
It's just really weird and awkward to teleport to a place you never visited when the other two games only let you teleport to areas you have already been to
My favorite of the series.
I desperately wanna see her take on darkeater Midir someday.
nameless king
@Chris Stecko well each person struggles with different bosses
I struggled with abyss watchers due to not really knowing what backstabs were and how good they are
Despite the fact I've beaten the game probably 15 times, Midir still manages to slaughter me over and over and over and over and...you get the point. Lol. I walk all over all other bosses but the moment I get to him, life is just over.
Midir can be extremely difficult for a first dragon boss fight. If you beat Kalameet and even got the pain in the ass tail cut for the Onyx Blade, then you are well equipped mentally to beat Midir because you know the trick is to limit his moveset by baiting attacks that you can evade easily by staying right in front of his giant face. However, for a beginner, Midir can be nearly impossible. If you fight him like you would the other bosses, you're gonna get wrecked.Trying to get behind or under Midir is a quick way to die. But most beginners won't know that and they certainly aren't gonna stand in front of the big, scary dragon's dome piece. So that might be a bit much for now. But then again, everyone struggles with different bosses. The toughest bosses for me in my first playthrough were Slave Knight Gael, Nameless King, and weirdly enough, Pontiff Sulyvahn. (Oh, and Desert Pyromancer Zoey but she's not technically a boss. Unfortunately, nobody told her that) Most people are surprised when I say I struggled with the Pontiff but beat Champion Gundyr and Lothric Bois on my first try.
32:38 it absolutely counts. Cheap, but it's like using the dragon to kill the Lothric Knight earlier on (which I've actually never thought of doing in my 505 hours), just using the in game systems to overcome an obstacle. Everything is fair in Dark Souls
lmao, wasn't expecting the 3shot.
The timing on this video could not be better! I was literally just watching your old videos last night and was wondering when this was gonna be posted.
Her awkward interaction with the summons are the most wholesome thing I ever seen, just so sweet
At the first time with Gundyr, I'm actually impressed with her skill at dodging and hitting. I thought she can pass Gundyr the first time, but eventually, she ended like me, die like 20 times try to get past the first boss in this game. SOO FUNNy
Love the fact you used the song from “What Remains of Edith Finch” in the intro. Great video! 😁
Aside from these videos being fun to watch for her struggles and reactions, I really enjoy seeing how she handles the learning curve and how intuitive she's becoming with these games' mechanics, and how even as a non gamer, she came to enjoy these games and not only that, this series portrays quite well that while they're difficult and challenging games (usually not being cheap or having artificial difficulty) they are quite rewarding when succeeding, victory doesn't come from luck through rng or damage variance, or from getting that one OP item, items and armour and weapons help, but it's sheer determination and skill that brings victory
That first Gundyr fight was suprisingly good O.O The adjustment to the dodges mid-fight to the right direction was jaw dropping.
So weird hearing Sims soundtrack when fighting against Vordt! xD
I loved the Sims music on the background, the buy-screen music even :,) Video quality is going up, well done! And that first tutorial boss-fight, my my, what skills in the rolling!
"methodical slashing"? Can literally hear the mashing lmaoo
Or the comment about her dodging skill on the first boss..which was spamming roll then running out of stamina for the next attack to dodge. Still a fan of the video series and great seeing someone learning to appreciate the games.
@@joshrowe4848 yes, anyone intentionally dodge rolling attacks wouldn't take 3 hours to beat gundier.
@@StabStabStabStabby also anyone intetionally dodge rolling attacks would probably know about i-frames... she definitely didn't know about i-frames(god i hate when somoene who knows that you're iinvincible during a roll(or other such non-explained mechanics) doesn't tell you that!
it's literally KEY in playing this game effectively and without fear.
@@iota-09 and yet that is back seating gaming, a very annoying thing to do when people Haven't asked you to tell them anything at all. ;)
@@Kazuhiro-i i-frames are a mechanic that is key component of the gameplay that even gets explicitly mentiioned in ds2's stat screen(under adaptability/agility) and in the carthus bloodring in ds3, but never anywhere else.
as for why i'd explain it? it's not because "it's the better way", but simply because i consider it a fault of these games that they don't tell you in a tutorial(in this case, the devs messages) how these mechanics actually work, however;
you're free to disagree with me, even if all the times i've been to the side of someone during a blind playthrough and helped, i've never had any of this sort of issue with backseating, explaining the mechanics is far from directing and telling a person which way to play(which is different from teaching how to play, once i tell them all the mechanics, i stop there, whereas if it was backseating, i'd also tell them where to go, what to do, when to roll, etc etc...).
These videos are deserving of as much appreciation as Rasbuten's, both equally as great, and both extremely entertaining series
Great video! And I recognized that Edith Finch music! My girlfriend and I just replayed and got all the trophies for it the other day. What an awesome game!! 😛
Man I'd love to see more of you guys playing this. It was so fun to watch! I'd love to see how she'd do against Nameless King! xD That thing pissed me off SO DAMN MUCH!
I love this series, takes me back to my first experiences with the Souls series.
I've never cried so quickly into a video, I'm 30 seconds into the video and I hear .... Lewis' Coronation music from What Remains of Edith Finch
I'm bawling my eyes out being filled with the memories of the game. Which is in a large contrast to how I felt only a minute prior, watching your girlfriend feel the catharsis of accomplishing something in Bloodborne. Seeing that first kill on the Cleric Beast gives me that feeling I haven't had for so long
She did fantastic on the first dance with Gundyr, all the over dodging and stamina waste considered, be proud Girl!
my boyfriend got me into playing Dark Souls 3 recently and i'm having a lot of fun, even though i'm screaming 3/4 of the time hahaha
i really loved this video!!! your gf did amazingly for someone figuring it out for themselves! I think she should be happy with that Vordt victory X3 that Ulric guy had crazy good spells holy shiiiiiiiiit
I absolutely love the interactions between you two! Would love to see her attempt more of any fromsoft game
OMG the Sims 4 main menu music, when she first "activated" Gundyr is hilarious xD it speaks of rewards to come.
The Firelink Shrine in Dark Souls 3 is not the same Firelink Shrine from Dark Souls 1. You can find the Dark Souls 1 Firelink Shrine in the second DLC in the Demon Prince boss arena.
And hawkwood the deserter isn’t crestfallen knight lol
The use of Sims music is surprisingly beautiful. Throwback to the opening and less stressful than most fighting music from games. Good touch in my humble opinion. Also the progress im seeing is insane, remember seeing the first dark souls video, really impressing getting so close the first fight. Good video keep it up
The pure elation she felt from the triumph over gundyr, that's the feeling that hooked us all
The fact that your are playing the sims music in the background makes this video gold!
Came across your videos with Bloodborne and binged everything, so glad to see the one promised at the end of Sekiro today!
It was downright impressive to watch her performance with Iudex, being capable of that level of play with her experience is quite the accomplishment
can't wait to watch this when I finally sit down to play DS3, since I got it somewhat recently but can't find time for it :') hope your gf enjoyed the beginning of the game!!
It doesn't spoil too much except the first area and two bosses.
@@amysteriousviewer3772 still enough to spoil the beginning!
I *did* beat the first boss on the weekend, but I'm going to wait for this video until I go through the next points you mentioned, and that might take a while due to real life stuff
10:06 one of the sweetest moments that I heard. U two made my day. Thank you both.
Imo getting lost in levels is pqrt of the experience from the dark souls series, exploration is a big part of it, and getting lost in the world gives a sense of wonder
Completely agree. It’s part of the magic of the first play through. Never sure when you’re really safe, if there’s one last treasure to discover, where the much needed bonfire is, etc.
Not in Farron Keep or Irithyll Dungeon. Those areas are so fucking annoying and it’s worse when you get lost in them
OMG! The the sims building theme music playing while she fights the first boss cracked me up so hard!
Jeez! my belly hurts!
I would say since the specimen has repeatedly proven to exhibit high levels of intelligence despite lack of experience with the medium, we should start classifying it as Noobus Humanus Sapiens.
I get literal chills every time I hard the "yes, indeed" Sure, it's literally the only thing I ever listen to when I start up a new save but I always have to listen to that bit before skipping.
I thought she did pretty well considering that she just played through the beginning of the other games. Summoning for Vordt was a pretty good idea and as you alreay mentionen kinda is the easy mode for dark souls games.
This game and Bloodborne are on my top favorite all time video games. Put in about 260+ hours into DS3 and starting NG+2 where pretty much need to use my strongest maxed out weapons and great magic shield on heavy shields for protection. Such an addicting game
The greatest enemy in any FromSoftware game is one's anxiety, causing them to freak out, and unwillingness to persevere through adversity.
I'm mad you made her fight the dancer that early haha. My husband got me into dark souls though so watching this gave me flash backs lmao. It is great!
I made something similar to my little brother(11 years old) with dark souls 1 remastered. I told him the rules, he accepted them, and he got angry. Then I saw him the way fo killing the tutorial boss, he died so nearly to beat the tutorial that he said to me "Uninstall DS1 that it can´t be install again". Sadly he didn´t continue.
love to see that you guys are enjoying your selves. She seems to be enjoying her self a lot more than previase videos.
14:40 its not, the demon prince boss room is the firelink shrine from dark souls 1
I absolutely love the casual Sims 4 music on the background, lmao. Such a great detail.
Amazing job as always
I must admit this série is probably one of my favorite out of everything I watch
These are so good, I love them! Good for her, and bravo to that low level mage and his OP early game build! 😂
This video made me so happy and after the week I had, I really needed it 😭❤️! I love these kinds of videos and I think they're not only interesting to watch because of the perspectives but also just the commentary and stuff. I'm a fan 😁🌌
This was almost as enjoyable as watching my 4yr old create her character and make her way through the game.... granted she makes me fight bosses for her, but still does a pretty good job. The smile on her face and her sense of accomplishment is awesome to see when she gets passed an area she previously couldn't
4 year old? Wtf? Lmfao!
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 she is 5 now, but yes, it was a rough start but she figured out a few attacks and does pretty well
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 we also have to play in real life now using nerf swords and a wand she has...and a space heater that projects digital fire on the front is our bonfire to rest at before we fight the boss (which could be anything from a stuffed animal to our Christmas tree) lol
@@bizzlea887
Oh my goodness… That is so adorable. What a cutie pie you have on your hands! It sounds like you’ll have a lifetime of joy and fun with your child. :)
And it sounds like your daughter is quite the smartie pants! Just wait until she outsmarts you, right? Haha.
Dark Souls 3 was my first Soulsborne experience.. I spent a long time figuring out what the Firekeeper meant by "produce the coiled sword at the bonfire". I couldn't see a bonfire. I didn't have a coiled sword (well, I did, but I didn't remember the "Remove coiled sword" from the hour or so prior to Iudex kicking my ass). Also you do have to stand in a fairly particular spot to get the option which says "Produce coiled sword", so it wasn't even like I was having a good time accidentally stumbling upon the bonfire.
AHHHH FINALLY, best souls game imo
The “bond in Amsterdam” joke made me subscribe.
I’m still on my first play through, my friend begged me to get dark souls 3. after not being able to beat the tutorial boss I went back and fucking MURKED the crystal lizard first try.
Edit, holy shit I also switched to a pyromancer to beat him . LMFAO
I love the sims4 through line over the course of these, punctuated in this one with the music choice haha. Good stuff
>"This doesn't look like panicked play"
>Entirety of the fight was button mashing and panic rolling an low stamina
The flute and drums playing in the start is defintly from Edith finges brother's story party I recognized instantly
Im kind of the same. I prefer the exploration and fighting the smaller enemies in this game. Ive played thro the game multiple times but I still find the bosses my least favorite thing about the game. Id be far happier just exploring without getting bottlenecked by the bosses. I wonder how many other souls fans feel the same??
Most people enjoy the exploration over the bosses if twitter and RUclips polls are anything to go by.
I know there's bound to be people getting butt frustrated over her summoning help for Vordt, but honestly? It's not cheating - it's resourcefulness. One of the best parts of the Souls series is being able to call on others to help if you're having a rough time. The fact she retained that knowledge into this game is honestly wonderful!
Big ups to her for giving the series another go, and big ups to you for another quality video!
8:50 and following "this doesn't look like paniced play, this looks purposeful"
Her: *rolls for her entire stamina bar around an indifferent Gundyr doing nothing*
The dancer fight definitely earned my like and subscribe. You guys are awesome, keep it up!