Out of Bounds Secrets | Dark Souls - Boundary Break 

Glad someone said it before me

you can also hit the chest.

Hitting the chest is still the quickest way to check

@Sketchazoid You can do that in Dark Souls 1 too; you can get a similar item called Lloyd's Talisman(s) which you can throw at other undead to stop them using estus - and it happens to put mimics to sleep for a while so you can loot their item without fighting them.

@@tims.1615 Nope, throwing Loyd's talismans is safer because they don't wake up and attack you.

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came we did, alright

It might actually have to do with lighting, both sides of the pixels are have spotlights so you can see them even more clearly.

you don't see the back, so why would they waste time modeling her back. there isn't a limit on how many polygons you can have in a model. also nothing to do with lighting, the reply above me is moronic

@@slugintub i mean, they modeled a whole town you can't see just cause, why not to the gwynevere model too

They actually had several different models of her behind but Miyazaki wanted more emphasis on her feet so they only focused on her front

Lloyd talisman, or just hit the chest

I'd like to believe this was an intentional joke.

@@SaicomantisJ it could be in the video this way to get people to comment on it below. Lots of people make obvious mistakes to increase engagement. I won't knock the hustle

Everyone knows the easiest way to tell the mimics apart is the getting eaten

I mean i always checked by the breathing(or just hitting it)

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Can you attack him from there?

@@michaelwerkov3438 no, and you can't actually enter the other fog wall either

You don't even need the master key for that. Opening the seal in new londo by killing the keeper makes it possible as well.

Man I was just there like yesterday when I tried to enter his room for backwards. Shame I didn't look up but now I know

I really wanted to see another "detail" of her in more depth, if you know what I mean.

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Godskin Duo also uses the same trick funnily enough. There’s a hidden Apostle who dictates the health bar.

I always remembered if it points at me, it's about to get me

So damn obvious. Everyone knows this

@@calorlondo5323 thank you soy pfp. Your accurate pic has let me know who i should block.

@@calorlondo5323 accurate pfp

If the chain is away, you'll be okay, If the chain is ahead, you'll end up dead.

Its a fascinating idea and reminds me of the 100s of Erdtrees in the Elden Beast fight, or the dead looking pillars/dead trees in the Hunters Dream

Makes sense because the last dragon is trapped where the world is still formless

just like the Jack movie

Yeah

Like the lakes in The Magician's Nephew.

Exactly, the world itself was created with such love and thought. Since your new to the games please play Bloodborne it’s still probably my favorite after DS1. DS2 is also really good and unrated just bcuz it’s the odd one out. Really tho all of the From Soft games are amazing and you should play. Sekiro is another great one but you basically need to forget all souls tactics before playing and develop a the new style of play.

@@PHGRP At this point I literally have over 1000 hours in all the soulsborne games so I wouldn't say I'm new anymore. This has been over the course of 2 or so years. Also Bloodborne was the one that made the formula finally click for me. It forced me to play the way the game wanted me to. I ended up hitting a wall and playing all the rest of the games besides sekiro ( I suck at parrying and just can't be bothered for that one) and recently came back to bloodbored after elden ring and it's so much easier now that I understand souls mechanics and how you're supposed to traverse the world. I still prefer demonsouls, elden ring, and the souls series because I rather stand behind my shield and use strength builds or mess with magic/faith but that's just me. Bloodborne is sick as hell and has its own little niche that none of the other games fill. I will eventually beat it!

@@666slateran666 lol ya the pandemic being 2 yrs old at this point is crazy so of coarse your not new to them anymore. But ya bloodborne is excellent But very different and way faster. And sekiro is insanely different, if your a normal souls player that uses a shield it’s crazy hard. I had an super hard time with it for the longest but ya just gotta start a new game and forget everything you know about souls then prefect the parry (easier said than done). I haven’t even finished elden ring yet since Ive been way too busy lately but it’s a masterpiece, it’s like a mixture of all the games. Its just cool when anyone new gets into fromsoft game bcuz they’re very tough and the “git gud” assholes make a lot of ppl not want to even try them. You probably have by now but if not try a magic builds, it’s crazy how badass it is. When I first started playing the games I never did and regret not trying sooner.

My friend refuses to play ds1 he's played Elden Ring, DS3, PS5 Demons Souls, and Bloodborne. He says he doesn't want to deal with the old jank going to an older game.

@@PHGRP I started messing with magic in DS1 in prep for elden ring. As I rolled a melee and a mage build on 2 different systems lmao. Also the "git gud", mentality may seem toxic but it comes from a legit place. Trust me i play fighting games competitively but used to be way more casual. It's very similar where at first it seems super mechanically daunting but you get used to it after a large chunk of hours. Souls games are different because they are mostly PvE games by and large despite the sweaty pvp heads. But the difficulty and feeling of accomplishment is half the point. It's way more rewarding personally to fight a boss 10+ times until you master it rather than just getting summoned player and steam rolling. I've done it all and ultimately it's up to you what you want out if th3se games but the difficulty is definitely part of the artistic direction of the series. It hardens back to the 80s and early 90s NES hard games and has obvious metroidvania elements. Where early castelvanias were hard as balls. Another game that gives me a similar sense is monster hunter, where you literally need 100+ hours under your belt to be considered to somewhat know what your doing. I miss that from games because most triple A stuff holds your hand till the end. Fromsoft doesn't care if you finish their games or experience half the world if you don't make the effort and that's really cool to me. Can't wait for armored core to come out and make a ton of people seethe with how hard it is because armored core like all other fromsoft stuff is notoriously hard. And knowing fromsoft they will double down on a new entry. And the combat in that is 10x harder and more intense then dark souls ever is. Even sekiro lol

Makes you wonder if Undead Asylum would originally connect to the painted world (given they're the only snowy areas) and eventually Firelink through sewers or something.

@@MetroAndroid The painted world was originally designed in anor londo as an actual building, if I remember it right. Unfortunately the reworking of the areas was very extensive in the game production, this is why a lot of weird stuff is sometimes there (just think about lost Izalith, tomb of giants, crystal cave ecc.) They also reused cut content as a base for the dlc.

@@1r0zz The Painted World wasn't a physical building in Anor Londo. The Painted World map exists within the Anor Londo map, and if you go out of bounds in the Painted World, Anor Londo will eventually load in. However, this is just because the Painted World map is stored in Anor Londo for loading purposes, since you access it via the painting in Anor Londo. The Painted World was actually the first area ever designed for Dark Souls.

@@deathbyslipknot I think hes referring to the fact that a character (I think Nito weirdly enough) was a boss there in a large circular building with a breakaway floor,

@@Raven-fr3ki The large circular building was Priscilla's boss room. Nito was there at one point, and also, strangely enough, Demon Firesage was there at one point too. His internal name in the game's files is "snow demon"

Yep! Came here looking for this. 💜

I think he was intentionally avoiding this indicator as a joke, it being the most well known and easily identifiable indicator.

chain curls in? treasure within! chain curls out? better watch out! shout out to bonfireside chat for the rhyme scheme

Joke goes swoosh 😂

@@lucheist5637 some real salvager code type stuff

Even more impressive cause it was 2011

This is the remastered version.Youre both wrong,as it was released in 2018

@@jeffdroog I know but they didn't change this kind of thing.

@@jeffdroog the original is the same

@@nibiru2x410 No,it's the original version.The remastered is the remastered version.If they were exactly the same,there wouldn't be different release dates.

Oooh i secod this, it'd be a great episode

@@bezolsmate they specifically said the original 2009 release, not the PS5 version.

the progenitor of the series is King's Field :V

Yeah good luck getting a proper noclip style camera for a ps3 exclusive that was niche on release LOL

@@666slateran666 Actually, I remember hearing like a month ago that someone finally made a proper noclip camera for Demon Souls PS3

You missed that it was a joke.. that's why he went overboard explaining how easy his method was.

@@randomcatname7792 oh lol

@@DontXtheStream it's just not your kind of humor. Leading into something that should be 100% obvious but then referring to something else instead is comedy, just not the kind that people normally enjoy

05:51 Am I crazy or does he move into the position you find him later, after his fight with the demon on the roof? 22:19 The biggest giveaway of a chest being a mimic is actually the chain on the right hand side of all chests. The mimic chests have the end of the chain point into the opposite direction than normal chests. Nice little details you find on the front of the chests to tell if it's real or not though!

Definitely do DS2 stuff. That game is such a mystery to me. I know all the games changed a lot near the end of development but DS2 really sticks out as having so much that I wish had made it in, like the original Gutter etc

Yeah the ds2 development was incredibly complicated, its a miracle it turned out playable in time

Dark souls 2 is underrated as hell. Sure you can tell it was made by the B team, but the pros outweigh the cons. There is a reason they brought back power stancing in elden ring

@@indecay8756 to be fair Miyazaki had to go back and fix the OG version to his liking. So even the original release was not as intended. It's a great game but definitely has a lot of weird decisions for being the sequel to one of the biggest games of this decade.

You can damage the king's if they're in their deathanimation. If you deal high enough damage you only fight three kings :D

@@remote24 actually, the four in four kings refers to how many can be present in the arena at once. They will respawn and gang up on you if killed and you give them long enough; it's not that you kill four kings.

You can see great hollow and blighttown from firelink,you can see dukes archives from the bell gargoyles and you can see the bell gargoyles from sen's fortress

I second this do some more spooky related stuff please!

Yeah... technically t-pose, so its weird to say "a"... but really, neither are meaningful phrases. Its the neutral rigging pose, which is which whatever pose it is modeled in (usually) and easiest to access and see all parts needing bones... there are many that arent necessarily t or a

Oh, the group representative!

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@@michaelwerkov3438 Please don't talk about stuff you have no knowledge on, lmao

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DS2 has so much weird unusued shit but it all has to be manually edited to load back into the game. Doesn't seem like what Shesez usually does however. But still like.. several zones worth of content just exist in the game files never to be seen by the player.

If I'm not mistaken, all the cut content that was left in the files is still there within the remaster. It just really goes to show how much of a "remaster" it really is. Also it's more than just concept art, an unfinished cutscene of it can also be found within the files.

geographically you never actually go there

Just reminded me of a puzzle in Ty the Tasmanian Tiger HD, either I'm super color blind or the HD version screwed up on some textures because there was a puzzle involving colored icicles, and the order you're meant to hit them in, I looked up a forum because I couldn't figure it out, and the reason is because I was seeing three green icicles instead of one green icicle, apparently the other two green icicles were supposedly orange and yellow, they certainly didn't look like it to me

You're reaching.

@@deathbyslipknot perhaps, but given the series habits of doing things. 1. That is an illusion 2. Known ways of getting behind it have been done & the ways are known to the devs. 3. That the only, and mean only character/boss model that isn't fully rendered... is the illusionary female that is a projection from a male character. 4. Even other npcs you talk to that couldn't possibly see their full model .... all have one 5. That in a game where they go tothe hassle of cutscene npcs being stored near by & fully rendered .... that's the only partial render in the game outside noclip 3d buildings you'll hit death barriers before you even ger close enough to notice the missing walls. 6. Even npcs that are stuck in walls are fully modeled. (Notably qualags sister that's blind, nearly immobile, & requires a ring to talk to)