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by **Alikamou** » Sat Oct 17, 2009 5:16 am

Thanks for the clue. Got the blue orb, defeated the last hidden swordmaster with neat weapon along with the former owner's skill. Now going for the gold and confronting Illyana +::grrr

Currently low level 70s, but still struggling against the hand things +::cry

I'll try your 2 all and 1 single then 3 all the next round. Hope they don't all KO +::O_o

too soon. Gets your adrenaline going +::fear

by **Alikamou** » Sat Oct 17, 2009 5:53 am

Not going well. KO'd toooooo many times +::cry

Any other suggestions +::sos

by **Del** » Sat Oct 17, 2009 12:56 pm

Well then, level up a bit and keep the strategy.
My personal favorite group would be Galahar, Demetrius and Violet.
Galahar using Sword of Honor, Demetrius using Exorcism and healing when necessary, and Violet using Omega.

by **Alikamou** » Sat Oct 17, 2009 8:53 pm

got it. will level up more and try again. what's with the LAST BREATH thing? wow, it's a doozy +::O_o

I am determined to complete this +::grrr

still learning strategies. good for the gray matter and all, but it's a good game with some teeth to it. thanks for coming up with it +::clap

by **Del** » Sun Oct 18, 2009 2:42 am

Haha
Yeah, I like to have challenging last bosses.

Thank you for your compliments, have you tried DS1? If not, I hope you do, I have just updated the game to a new version, much better.

by **Alikamou** » Mon Oct 19, 2009 6:44 am

already got ds1, that's why i've been waiting for ds2. how can you make an already awesome game better +:::|

I'm still levelling up. gonna try it again at about mid 90s. In the mean time, I'm buying goodies to keep up the energy. That black market has some good ones I really needed and the archaic stairway is good for the money +::shhhh

by **Del** » Mon Oct 19, 2009 11:55 am

Alright, keep levelling up and try again, I know you can do it.

by **Alikamou** » Tue Oct 20, 2009 9:54 am

got'em

Whew!

That "Last Breath" is still a doozy, but I ended up leveling 99 upon completion of the final battle

By the way, I missed some stuff too...so since I had to level up, I found them. Even completed a few more quests, too. Man-o-man, AWESOME game and story. Mahalo and keep it coming!!!!!

by **Del** » Tue Oct 20, 2009 11:51 am

Thanks man, spread out the good word!!!

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by **VKVern** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 11:29 am

There is a forum for DS & DSII here

http://www.warfarestudios.com/phpBB3/

nobody is posting there yet, though.

by **Del** » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:41 pm

They are actually, that's the main community, people post about it much more there than here. +::biggrin

by **Del** » Sat Nov 07, 2009 10:22 pm

RPGFan's Review!!!
http://rpgfan.com/news/2009/546.html

by **Pookie** » Sat Nov 28, 2009 11:46 am

I just want to give this game and the previous Dark Souls 1 my whole hearted support. I thoroughly enjoyed playing these games (am currently on the final leg of Dark Souls 2) The story lines are very different and hold ones interest to the very end. There is no endless levelling up, characters who are part of the team but not in the front line also gain experience from encounters. There is no looking under every bush for hidden treasure, the treasure is visible either as a chest or as a shining object. There are side quests which are got from talking to people, and once one has the quest one can do it at any time in the game, unlike some games where timing is everything and if you do a quest at the wrong time you are prevented from completing it. There is a logical progression to the story and good indicators about the next move. In DS 2 there are maps, YES MAPS so no wandering around lost. In DS 1, I drew my own maps as I had no sense of direction but I really enjoyed the game. I enjoyed the characters, some of them can be abrasive in the beginning but like real people they grow and mellow. Not as beautiful as in some of the games out there but they seemed more real and likable. There are little things - the creator's English is not perfect, nor is his spelling, some of the dialogue in the boxes is a bit clipped but nothing negative enough to spoil the enjoyment of the game for me. The difficulty in the games rises as the story unfolds and as the characters gain experience and higher levels. To me it was spot on, very little (if any) levelling required. If you fight all the battles that come your way your level will be appropriate for the next encounter. The loot earned after a fight is small, but so are the expenses. Enough said, many other reasons why I enjoyed the games and as long as I am playing them I will be buying more games from Warfare Studios. +::biggrin