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. # General. FP now automatically regenerates at a rate of 2 FP per second. # General. Changed NG+ correction values to make New Game+ cycles harder.
Added NG+ only enemies. AI White Phantoms are now immune to status effects from bosses. White Phantom health boost has been adjusted. Spell Tool FP: Grants 1 FP every second. Removed additional starting warps except the Dreg Heap.
Jun 10, 2016 I have a phobia of spiders but I really want to play this game I tried the wiki page it says that there are only 2 kind of them 1-cage spider which really doesnt look like a spider and the other one is a thing that looks like a wolf or a lion with 6 legs I think.still I'm fine with it but I watched the launch trailer and it showed spiders in it so please if someone completed this game. Chaos Witch Quelaag is a boss in Dark Souls. Queelag is a daughter of the Witch of Izalith and, along with most of her family, failed to escape from the chaotic flame and was corrupted by it. Due to exposure to the flame, Quelaag and her sister mutated into spider-like creatures with their upper.
There are now in-map warp points for the Catacombs of Carthus and few other places. Added unique icons for many of the new items.
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# Weapons. Light Infusion now increases DEX scaling more. Reduced INT scaling curve for Enchanted Infusion. Reduced FTH scaling curve for Holy Infusion. Twinkling Titanite, Dragon Scale and Titanite Scale reinforcement material requirements are now a flat 1 per reinforcement. Changed Petrified Flame into Chaos Flame. # General.
Removed the Scorched Contract feature. I've run into issues and I'd rather focus on the Covenant of Champions as a challenge route, not have two parallel features doing the same thing. Added new bonfire menu pictures for the moved bonfires. # Gameplay. Sources of +attunement have been cut down to fix a crash due to having more than 14 attunement slots. Bosses now drop 1 Cinders Chance: 100% when in the Covenant of Champions. Cinders can now be transfused into boss souls.
# General. Added version to main menu.
# Gameplay. New Game multipliers have been adjusted. Starting warps are now: High Wall of Lothric, Catacombs of Carthus, Snowfield and Dreg Heap. Boss Souls can now be purchased at the Shrine Handmaid after defeating them. # Gameplay.
Reduced NG+ base modifier to 1.5 from 2. Pontiff Knight Greatsword now consumes more stamina that its smaller version. Executioner's Greatsword now restores 20 FP on kill. Ringed Knight Paired Greatswords WA fire wave should no longer do massive damage.
Abyss Greatsword now weighs 20. Pontiff Knight Greatsword now weighs 16.
Tailbone Sword now weighs 8. Heavy Infusion - Effect: Increases STR by 1 (+0) to 10 (+10). Heavy Infusion - Increases weight by 25%. Heavy Infusion - Changes scaling into 80% STR, 20% DEX. If already 100% STR, increases by 10%. Light Infusion - Effect: Reduces weapon FP consumption by 10% (+0) to 20% (+10).
Light Infusion - Effect: Increases DEX by 1 (+0) to 10 (+10). Light Infusion - Decreases weight by 25%. Light Infusion - Changes scaling into 80% DEX, 20% STR.
If already 100% DEX, increases by 10%. Refined Infusion - Effect: Reduces weapon stamina consumption by 10% (+0) to 20% (+10). Refined Infusion - Effect: Increases STR by 1 (+0) to 5 (+10). Refined Infusion - Effect: Increases DEX by 1 (+0) to 5 (+10). Refined Infusion - Changes scaling into 50% STR, 50% DEX. If already 50% STR and 50% DEX, increases by 10%. Reduced the damage of the roll damage rings to 40.
Added Battle Axe item location. Increased the amount of souls dropped in the High Wall of Lothric. # Bugfixes.
Fixed Ring of Retaliation ItemLot. Fixed Lothric Knight Shield guard animation. Fixed Mirrah Set applying damage on non-thrust attacks. Fixed 3rd row of Storm Ruler infusions not having names. Fixed typo in Runic Seal description. Version 1.24. # Bugfixes.
Fixed the soul multipliers in the NG+ corrections. Fixed the Pontiff Knight Great Scythe not having the correct damage values for its elemental infusions. Fixed localization issue that caused DLC2 goods descriptions not to work.
Fixed Holy Flame punch not dealing damage. Fixed some shields not having the +10 reinforcement path.
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Fixed the Fume Sword drop from Tsorig. # Gameplay. Renamed Covenant of Champions to Company of Champions. Company of Champions now enables the dropping of Cinders from enemies. # Gameplay. Restored the original calculation correction entries for weapons/spells. Increased the duration of projectiles used by single-shot magic (i.e.
Soul Arrow) to 5 seconds, meaning they'll travel much further. Adjusted the clear count correction values. In general, enemies have more HP and deal more damage, but no longer get increases in absorption or defence. # Weapon.
Added Holy Flame, a pyromancy flame that scales on Faith. Transfused from the Soul of the Deacons.
# Classes. Added Profane Ascetic as a starting gift. # Armor. Reduced overall weight of armor. # NPC. Fire Keeper now has 2000 HP, down from 10000. # Bugfixes.
Fixed bad item drop from Archive Scholars and Sage's Devout. Shriving Stones no longer exist anywhere. Renamed World Ascetic to Profane Ascetic. Fixed the Fire Keeper not dropping the Profane Ascetic. She now drops one each time she dies. Profane Ascetic is now a consumable.
Fixed various issues in the localization. Fixed various oversights with class stat allocation. Version 1.21.1. # Map. Removed the Tower on the Wall bonfire in High Wall of Lothric.
Removed the Undead Settlement bonfire in Undead Settlement. # Enemies. Added 2 Lothric Knights in the Tower on the Wall area in the High Wall of Lothric.
# Items. Added World Ascetic item that allows you to increment the New Game Plus count without restarting your journey.
Dropped by the Fire Keeper. # Drops. Removed the Dung material drop.
# Bugfixes. Siegward can now wield his Zweihander properly. Fixed Heavy Fume Ultra Greatsword having the wrong stat requirements. Version 1.20.
# Gameplay. The percentage of stat scaling effectiveness from primary stats (i.e.
STR, DEX, INT, FTH) is now linearly increased via leveling (i.e. WarningOnly use this mod whilst offline. Editing the Data0.bdt will flag your save data as invalid, leading to a soft ban.CreditsTKGP for Boukou62 for some of new item icons.LinksVisit our discord.The Github repository for Cinders is.Feedback and suggestions are welcome.OverviewCinders aims to provide a fresh experience through Dark Souls 3, expanding upon lackluster aspects of the original game and opening up more methods of gameplay.Progression has been changed to allow for more flexibility with your route through the main game.
After reaching Firelink Shrine, you will now be able to go to:. High Wall of Lothric: recommended for the normal playthrough. Dreg Heap: a challenging start.There are now in-map warps at special objects that allow you to mix up your usual progression route:. Undead Settlement to Farron Keep. Undead Settlement to Catacombs of Carthus.
Smouldering Lake to Irithyll Dungeon. High Wall of Lothric to Archdragon PeakWeapons have been adjusted so that almost all weapons will feel powerful if you utilize them with the correct build. Infusion options have been changed to following: Fine, Raw, Poison, Bleed, Frost, Magic, Fire, Lightning, Dark and Lucky. The intention here is to make infusion more of an option rather than a necessity on every weapon.Armor has been overhauled, with all armor sets providing some form of bonus for wearing pieces of them, and an additional bonus if wearing the full set.
Absorption has been increased so wearing heavier armor has a noticeable effect on your survivability.Rings choice has been expanded and their effects have been changed so there is less of a clear-cut in which rings are worth it over others.Stats have been adjusted, namely HP and FP now provide more linear increases but start lower, rewarding heavy investment but increasing challenge for those that don't. Defences are now granted solely through specific stats rather than general level increase, providing more of a reason to invest in other stats once your main stats are adequate.FP now regenerates at a constant rate every second.
Dark Souls 3’s Ashes of Ariandel DLC is an affront to bird-kind. It ties their wings behind their back and kicks them down a rocky hill. It plucks out their feathers and soaks them in a vat of vinegar until they’re pallid and dripping with mucus. They’re so grotesque and twisted they make Edgar Allan Poe an uplifting read, what with their hunched, bony backs and glass legs and the mangled tumor trailing behind them sprouting long coarse hairs. Their eyes bulge like two distended water balloons filled with dirty dishwater, and I don’t know what they smell like, but I bet it’s piss and sweat and mold and I don’t like it, make it stop.There’s a new bird creature introduced in Ashes of Ariandel, and it’s the most disgusting enemy in all of Dark Souls 3.
But they’re not just a cheap prop for Dark Souls’ notoriously oppressive world—the Corvians, our lovely mutated crow people, serve to characterize the icy realm of Ariandel and represent the best of Dark Souls storytelling. When the environment and creatures within clearly relate to one another, a small, but potent narrative thread emerges that both lore experts and the totally oblvious can latch onto.Be warned: spoilers for the DLC from here on out. Bird bathAfter worming my way down Ashes of Ariandel’s frozen canyon, a rocky passage opens up to a troubling scene. What appears to be a dozen or so malformed, fetal birds lie motionless in a pool of pale red muck. I move closer and a few spring to life and crawl towards me, clawing at the ground, dragging their mangled torsos behind them.
Their eyes are glazed over in milky white to suggest blindness and a few of the bigger ones stop on occasion to vomit up a mist of poisonous acid. There is no Pepto Bismol in this world. It seems they’re lashing out instinctively, without much clue as to who I am or what I look like. I don’t blame them, reduced to their defenseless state. But because it’s Dark Souls, I expect a twist, some kind of unexpected attack pattern or environmental trap, so I kill every single one. Nothing happens. They don’t pose any threat in the end, and I turn the pool of pathetic bird people into a pool of dead pathetic bird people.
Was I in the wrong or did I save them from a terrible existence? I try to live with the latter.What exactly are these messed up embryonic birds? In a featuring game director Hidetaka Miyazaki and artist Daisuke Satake, Satake describes the Corvians as they first appear in the original Dark Souls’ Painted World of Ariamis as “humans who wanted to fly so badly that they sprouted wings, but rather than their skeletons evolving over time, they instead twisted their limbs into unnatural positions, forcing their bodies into a bird-like shape.” Miyazaki colors their motives further, stating, “They were originally designed as worshippers of the Goddess Velka whose bodies were warped by their devotion.”. Maybe they were too devoted, and in disfiguring themselves so violently, they lost the humanity that drove their devotion in the first place. Either way, they are Forlorn, captive to Painted World of Ariandel, a clearly disfigured realm overtaken by “rot” as the mad, skeletal Corvian that greets the player on arriving in the DLC describes it. He appears drunk on the stuff, content with lying in his “sweetly rotting bed” for all time. Whatever rot is, it’s turning the locals slovenly and contributing to the slow decay of Ariandel.I continue under an arch and into the Corvian Village where I meet my first Corvian Knight, one of the most aggressive enemies in Dark Souls 3.
After a vicious battle, I find the Crow Talons and Crow Quills weapons, and part of each item description reads, “In their infatuation with Sister Friede, the Corvian Knights swore to protect the painting from fire, and to this end, took to the execution of their own brethren.” It’s implied the Corvian Knights betrayed their original cause, drawn in by the teachings of Sister Friede, whose name suggests religious affiliation. Maybe they were tired of suffering, and gave up their original devotions to Velka in the hopes that Friede could save them. Either way, it’s clear the limber Knights derive their strength from her, and the fire the vanilla Corvians are searching for is a threat to their new way of life, so they’re slaughtering them. A lone Crow Bro hanging out in one of the village houses speaks for the weakling Corvians’ cause. After finding out who you are, he gets excited.
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“Make the tales true, and burn this world away.” He continues, “I’m so terribly frightened, of timidly rotting away. Like those fools on the outside.” He doesn’t want to exist among “fools” oblivious to the problems of the world and feels it’s better off wiped clean, himself included. It’s a utilitarian approach to ending their suffering: destroying everything for the greater good.I feel like I’m watching myself in the bird pool from earlier, killing Corvians just because.Fair enough. The world is clearly rotting around them, but the Corvian Knights would rather live in a dying world than not at all, driven by selfish impulse. As for the weakling Corvians, their knowledge is power, sure, it’s just the power to see things as they really are.
In Ariandel’s case, they see shit.After our chat, I step outside to a stream of passive Corvians trudging up the hill. They’re headed towards a library, likely in pursuit of knowledge about the fire. Whatever they’re looking for, it’s well protected.
Another Corvian Knight shows up and starts attacking the others. It’s a quiet moral moment I’m too scared to interfere with. I hope some of the smaller Corvians fight back and do some damage for me, but they all die in no time.
I feel like I’m watching myself in the bird pool from earlier, killing Corvians just because. The training wheels are off for a few minutes and the first thing I do is murder an entire cluster of harmless blob crows looking for salvation.In truth, they’re a harmless creature that to put the player on edge and encourage them to look at the world in a new light. Three entire Dark Souls games taught me that most environments are more threatening than they appear, but besides a few Corvian knights, the village is a breeze. The training wheels are off for a few minutes and the first thing I do is murder an entire cluster of harmless blob crows looking for salvation.And then when I could save them, I opted to run away and let the AI do the work. What was my reward? The painful truth and a heaping of guilt.
The Corvians are innocent, trapped in a slowly rotting purgatory where every now and then some jerk like me rolls in and kills them without a second thought. I’d want the world to burn too.I may have a chance to redeem myself though. After defeating the boss and kicking off the events that will presumably burn this world to the ground, we find our chatty Crow Bro standing outside, staring up at the chapel where the fire is kept. It’s a hopeful twist to a sad story, that these forlorn worshippers of a destitute god at least get relief after so much misery. That’s the plan, at least. We’ll know for sure when Dark Souls 3’s final DLC expansion releases sometime next year. In the meantime, hug a bird.