For all you firstworldia bastards, registration for Dark Souls II Beta on the PS3 is live: https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-br/games/dark-souls-ii-closed-beta-registration-ticket/cid=EP0700-BLET50006_00-SE00010000000000
BUT FUCKING BRAZILIANS CAN'T TAKE PART ON IT.
Similar to Demon’s Souls, when in Hollow form players will lose some Max HP. Unlike Demon’s Souls, they’ll lose a little bit of their max life each time they die.
This can only be reversed by restoring your human form, which you do by consuming a new consumable item called a Human Effigy. Humanity has been removed from the sequel entirely.
In Hollow form, players will not only lose max HP, they will also remain vulnerable to invasion—this is in stark contrast to the original Dark Souls which allowed invasion of Human characters only.
Apparently, not only Europe will also get the CE, but the PC CE will ONLY be available on Europe: http://youtu.be/P-o2KMm-5tQRemains to be seen if the Collector's Edition will be available outside of Nippon and Kwa. It seems to be exactly like the one they are releasing for Verdict Day (meaning no bonus DLC or the like, just artbook, soundtrack, figurine, etc), which is getting only an US and Japan release.
Jewtube said:
An Easy Mode is still needed. I don't care what you loyalists say, there are people who want to actually have FUN in Dark Souls, not be frustrated throughout the entire game with the only fun being co-op. So until Easy Mode is added, you guys better get used to people asking for easy mode.
I played Dark Souls, beat it once, it was so damn frustrating, with a few unfair parts & it was barely fun. I do not want to go through even more of that in Dark Souls II.
Jewtube said:
An Easy Mode is still needed. I don't care what you loyalists say, there are people who want to actually have FUN in Dark Souls, not be frustrated throughout the entire game with the only fun being co-op. So until Easy Mode is added, you guys better get used to people asking for easy mode.
I played Dark Souls, beat it once, it was so damn frustrating, with a few unfair parts & it was barely fun. I do not want to go through even more of that in Dark Souls II.
Dark Souls II will feature a number of key changes to underlying gameplay systems, according to From Software director Yui Tanimura, including revamped rules for player interactions, co-op, and PVP.
Tanimura explained the changes during a recent presentation attended by GameSpot.
Unlike the peer-to-peer lobbies that fuel theoriginal Dark Souls, players will now populate dedicated servers, like the spiritual predecessor, Demon's Souls, thus increasing the number of players that populate a given instance of the game.
In order to encourage player interaction, blood messaging is built into Dark Souls II as a system command, negating the original game's item requirements.
Summoned players--players who join the game of another character--no longer automatically exit a game upon the defeat of a boss. By utilizing different sized White Soapstone items, players gain different amounts of time for co-op play, but this allotment depletes as the summoned player defeats enemies. Players can also now summon two players at once, creating a three-player co-op experience.
When a player's game is invaded, they have the chance to receive backup from fellow covenant members if they belong to the "Way of the Blue" covenant. This will make it harder for stronger players to torment low-level characters, and give players a chance to act as a savior for the weak.
The final changes noted during the presentation pertained to characters with undead status. If a player dies while fighting as an undead character, their HP limits will decrease with each consecutive death. In order to recover from undead status, players now must expend a "Human Effigy" item, rather than an amount of humanity.
Lastly, unlike the original Dark Souls, undead players are susceptible to invaders in the sequel.
Dark Souls II will be released on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on March 11, 2014. A release date for the PC version has not been announced. PlayStation 3 owners in North America, Europe, and Australasia can sign up for the beta, which begins on October 12.
New trailer:
Why no CE in the U.S?
Why no CE in the U.S?
probably obama.
5)It wont be on GFWL so no hacking.
5)It wont be on GFWL so no hacking.
No. Hacking will be prevalent.