25 MORE Secrets In Dark Souls 2 That You Probably Missed 

I don’t get how anybody found those. I mean you can’t distinguish them from the real wall most if the time.

There really are a boat load of them, and there's still a big chunk I left out too!

​@Tactical_Cookie There are dev messages on the floors saying where they are, but if you play offline (like I did) it's alot of testing random walls in the hopes you find something!

​I know all of them 🙂​@@libralonix Edit: you got me on one so im wrong 😢

worst thing is i realized it half way through

I cannot endorse this drinking game.........but have fun! 👀

Im with you on this one, on my first playthrough i spent ages trying the DS1 logic, then when i discovered the interaction mechanic i got so salty about all the areas i needed to recheck lol Nicely done on the Ivory King, let me know how you find the weapon once you max it out!

It may be the ugly duckling of the dark souls family but it always ends up being a majestic Swan by the end!

The same monster that hid them behind walls in DS1, but it's OK, he makes amazing games, so we forgive him lol

It's dark souls, get used to it

Question, who would you want the shackle to be effective against if you could only pick one? Pursuer presumably?

Sounds like it's time for tou to do another replay then 😉

I still need to play kingsfield, does it hold up at all, or would it just be a jank fest? I do love my retro so that side won't be an issue

​@@libralonixit's good

​@@libralonixthey've aged pretty well

There is a good chunk isn't there!

100% with you on that, I found this out on a Friday stream, then by the time Mondays came round I'd completely forgotten all about it, this baffled me for far too long lol

Apologies I did mean to show what was in the other direction but I completely forgot!

Glad you enjoyed the video, I'll definitely make a point of adding that info for future videos 😎

Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed it!

A lot of time and exploration! I usually play offline so no floor messages to give anything away!

Thabk you, glad you enjoyed the video! Colour me intrigued! I'll add it to my list!

From one Souls fan to another, that is how the cycle is reborn

Appreciate the support, thanks for sticking around! ❤

Even though DS2 was directed by Tomohiro Shibuya and Yui Tanimura, Miyazaki was still involved in the games development (granted he was very busy with the DS1 DLC and Bloodborne), he took on more of a supervisor/advisor role: In an interview with Knowll Insight, Yui Tanimura stated "The role of Miyazaki, the previous game director, is still in a sort of supervisor role. He periodically provides advice and gives his thoughts in terms of the project. However, he, too, is a director, and he does not really try to direct what I’m doing on Dark Souls II, but the advice is still there. There is still some light involvement from him. The reason why we changed from Miyazaki to myself and Shibuya was that, as a company, we want to provide a new perspective on the series in creating sequels" How accurate this statement is, or whether it was just Yui blowing smoke up the interviewers butt, well only they know! But either way, Miyazaki is and will always be the face of Dark Souls, and this above all else is why I chose to use his image again for this video, as lets be honest, random secrets and hidden things has Miyazaki written all over it!

He supervised the game's development

Appreciate the kind words, thanks for the support ❤️😎

I really did, I knew it was there and had a master plan that went completely Pete tong!

It is surprising how many bonfires were actually hidden in DS2

Thanks for watching, glad the video had some surprises for you!

With Eggs......Lots of Eggs!

That's because in true dark Souls fashion, the game doesn't tell you, it's one of those mechanics you need to work out for yourself, OR get lucky enough that a community member leaves a message on the floor telling you how to open it! For me, I was certain I'd found an illusory wall and just ended up mashing everything in the hopes it would unveil something, and luckily it did!

Now you've got a good excuse to go back and check out all these new secrets! There's another video on the channel including even more DS2 secrets too, so make sure to check it out! Thanks for watching!

Your too kind, I hope I don't dissapoint! 🤞❤️

Aye Lets Gooooo!!!

This is part of the Crown of the Sunken King DLC (which was the first of 3 DLCs released for DS2). It comes included with the Scholars of the First Sin, as do the other 2 DLC areas. To access this DLC area you need to do a few things: 1) Get the forgotten key from the giants in the Black Gulch 2) Down the pit in Majula is a door (use forgotten key) and inside you will obtain the Dragon Talon 3) Head to the Black Gulch Rotten Boss Room, at the back of the room is a hidden path leading to the primal bonfire and a statue/fountain, examine it and you will be teleported to the DLC area.

I'm glad the video managed to surprise you if even only a little bit!

If you get the opportunity the DLC is fantastic!

@@libralonix iv seen videos, of them , really makes me want to fight allone nd fume knight, maybe one day , but when I was about to start looking into buying them my PS3 broke a couple years ago, so I had to start again, which because of life things I put off until recently, iv re cleared the game as i iv done many times in the past, but what I'm really enjoying is seeing the difference between softs and literally base game , I'm playing version 1.00 I haven't logged online, because iknow it will update, but as I said watching these videos and others and seeing "secrets" and comparing them is pretty interesting, iv seen videos nd wikis where people say certain things are only in certain versions of ds2 , but since iv been playing the very first version, I discovered it's not the case , I do miss sotfs version but at the same time I don't , the aspects that were changed can and sometimes have made the game easier, eg lost bastille pursuer approach , where the ember is ,being able to buy a branch of yore, in base version 1.00 there are 2 in harvest valley, one in the room where the fat double sicle guys are , and one the easier to get of the 2 is in the room where garvland is, I'm also trying to make it thru the 3 dark places to see if darklurker is in there , as this was the only boss I never faced, ik there's a secret wall in the dragon shrine near the 1st bonfire on the right ,where it's a room but the outta wall is broken, on the left in that room is a secret wall, but that isn't in base version, same with the secret walls in lost bastille just before the boss, in the water , I was sure there was 3 but iv only found one

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

Which pit do you mean? The one in Majula?

No problemo!

You have no idea how many times I tried to record that and not a single take did I manage to say it right, I accepted the fact it was out of my hands lol

Noice! Hopefully i will be able to surprise you with a future video!

@@libralonix tbh I hope so lol

Noice lets gooooo!

I'd swap 1 and 3 around. 1 is clunky and slow asf but 3 is just shameless fanservice that butchered every mechanic that made DS2 so great

@@Choomba_1 The latter half of DS1 just doesn't let me do that. Between the BoC and the Anor Londo knights on the rooftops I just can't.

The black gulch is not for me, I'm glad you enjoyed it though! None of my characters have even been what I'd class as weak, and I manage perfectly fine on my playthroughs, even on the sl1. I don't claim to be a dark Souls professional, I just play it a lot, and love to share as much as I can with fellow players old and new The great thing about all soulsborne games is that any weapon is viable, any Armor set is viable, there is no right or wrong way to play. So if you are unable to play with the weapons and armour I chose to use says more about your abilities than mine, I manage perfectly fine and most importantly I ENJOY playing my way. There is no place for elitist bullshit on my channel, only facts!

Sure 🙄

@@libralonix I knew every one, so kinda

@jtjelani Not I'm the slightest. Remember your experience doesn't dictate everyone else's. There's tonnes of people who have played for years with hundreds of hours in the games who find something new. That's not to say everyone will, but there is a hell of a lot!

That's the thing with game secrets, if you already know it, then it is useless, but for those who don't already know it, it can be super helpful. While this video may not be for you, it has helped many other players

The world doesn't revolve around you.

@@Vik1919 uhhhh, yes it does dumbass thats MY life

If you know all of this it will be useless to you but for others no so before yapping about something you better think about it ... but i'll guess nobody has ever teached you discpline?