My first time fighting pontiff was 3 weeks ago as well as dark souls 3 being my first soulsborne game i've played. i had a thing against using armour and raising my vigor as my friend did that and played safety tank, something i do not enjoy in games. I got my master's attire pieces + loincloth and had base 11 (mercenary) health up until ng+5 and my mainstay weapons were the sellswords as well as all other dual wielding weapons, no shield. Gotta say though is till love all the dual wielding fights in the game. Dancer #1, pontiff following her.
I. Gundyr is not a lord of cinder, he's an ashen one. He just gives you the bonfire sword. Ludleth is the fifth lord and he is already there at the start. Because of that you hunt down the four other cinders.
I love how at *32:00* the chick reads the donations and laughs after Ella laughs like "I don't know what this shit means but I gotta seem in the loop to keep my job."
Ella never needs help commentating lol love how the guys never have anything to say because Ella says it before they do. Tbh these guys look so impressed by Ella run
they got there after months of practice and playing nonstop... they didnt do this on a first time blind playthrough... My first playthough was finished in 17 hours with my dualwielding sellswords at +10 and 65 dexterity + carthus rouge and master attire+loincloth, flynns ring, pontiffs left and right eyes, and lloyds sword ring. that was also my first time playing a soulsborne game as well as beating one. i played the opposite of my friend whom played the boring casual safety tank. it's not that hard of a game honestly. my only struggle early on was fighting and killing dancer with base 11 vigor.
You realize someone debunked the whole donation thing and they don't actually donate it all to charity, they pocket 70% of it to pay for everyone attending and paying them for participating
still, 30% ratio raised times 10... let me do some math here.. total count was 1,216,309.02 (^ * 30) / 100 = 364892 but since its charity they say its multiplyed by 10 so... they donated 3kkk to charity... lul
We just dont live in a world where any thing free is truly free. The have to pay to rent the place, pay for equipment, pay their 'volunteers,' other things i cant think of. The main issue i take with any of it is when certain organizers decide to pocket a hefty chunk for themselves..that's truly sad to me.
