There was something about the intro that the game feel so old-school in my eyes - so awesome to play.When I saw the first announcement trailer, the first pics ... I was like "I wish this game will come west."And it did. And it changed action RPGs forever.
Not like it’s a testament to anything anymore than what could have been, the slow methodical gameplay of Demon’s Souls and especially Dark Souls 1 is gone, now we just have FromSofts hack and slash games like Bloodborne, DS3 and Elden Ring. Garbage.
@@hansmoleman2666 at least you can feel the escence of the old ones in there, also not to say that the new fromsoft style is bad lol, some of the best you can ever get nowdays
Lothias Kane I agree. I really felt the story in this. Perhaps a bit more beef and clarity would be welcome. The opening is downright foreboding and troubling. It's very inspiring, I feel the need to make some kind of a short D&D campaign that is Demon's Souls inspired. Just need to think were to start and construct the story and setting. Demon's Souls was my first Souls game and played it when it just came out and was 100% unknown..In contrast I haven't played Dark Souls 3 yet even though I am a veteran seasoned player and fan of the series and I preordered the game. The lure just isn't the same anymore. But I am eager to start soon. DS deserves a Remster and Sequel. Imagine a buying Demon's Souls 2 plus DE Remastered for Ps4 or PC.
@@user-yi5mt2df5q it was Bandai that wanted 3 games if you didint know. Miyazaki always stated he doesn't like sequels and one of the reasons why he was not too involved in 3 and 2
Warriors and sorcerers. I like to think that some of the warriors were actually battle mages too. Also in dark souls 2 there's this theory that Eleum Loyce is land connected to the broken archstone in demon's souls because Eleum Loyce looks similar to the 6th archstone area that you could hack into in demon's souls. Bare with me. In Eleum Loyce there's an armor set that looks very similar to Sage Freke's armor. The description says ""Hood/Robe/Manchettes/Trousers of a Forossan sage. Forossans venerated the god of war, and sages who led warriors into battle were called Northwarders. Northwarders earned their title only after completing a great journey of great hardship, after which they would be worshipped as oracles of the war gods". They were sorcerers who led warriors into battle. Sounds a lot like what's being shown in that scene. Imagine if some of those sorcerers also knew miracles and they were buffing and healing the warriors in the middle of battle. That's so awesome. Hope you were able to follow that.
@@Knight_Of_Eleum_Loyce 1:12 Always thought this was the scenario from where you fight the Dragon God. Its identical. That castle must have sunken in the lava somehow.
“Has the land found its saviour, or have the Demons found a new slave? This is so poetic. The ambiguity represented in this phrase perfectly applies to life itself. As a famous man once said: Everything is relative.
I don't really disagree with you, but I think "reference" isn't the right way to describe it. I want to call it a "parallel", but I'm not entirely sure if it's the right way to express it either. But one thing for sure is that it's one way for Fromsoft to tell us that, _"We have done it like this before, now we're going to do it again. Enjoy."_
As other people have said, it's not a reference, but it's just similar at the most basic level. They barely put any effort into Elden Ring's intro imo. It's just a few shots of concept art with a dramatic voice actor mentioning specific npc's that you'll meet or fight in the game. Meanwhile Demon's Souls intro gives you a ton of lore with a really interesting voice actor.
Even if I don't really agree, I gotta respect that opinion. My main reason for liking Dark Souls over Demons is the interconnected levels, but otherwise I still love Demons. Beats the shit out of DS2 and 3.
@@nackskott12 i disagree. Ds2 beat ds3 and ds1 on many stuff like spells, guard break, power stance or aka dual wield, animations, chest models and etc. spell casting speed not effected by dex XD wtf is dex anything to do with spell cast anyway. Ds3 is basically glorified blowjob to dark souls 1 that they ignore great stuff they changed on ds2 and just go with ds1 so hard.
The more I watch it, the more I wish I had some of the screens they show off as full art pieces on my wall. That piece they have with the massive demons surrounded by masses of soldiers and mages goes so hard.
While I personally prefer the Dark Souls introduction, they're really apples and oranges. I think they both surpass anything that has been attempted in the series since.
I hope sekiro will have this kind of energy in it. Where everything fits and nothing seems to be overused, or uninspired.. I want the same heavy feeling like i felt it in Demon and dark souls 1. I want to experience the energy miyazaki had put in this titles! I don't know if anyone understands what i mean with this, but i hope someone does :P
it's a shame throughout the whole series you never get to see the actual destruction and decay of these kingdoms, just the aftermaths. not that they aren't unique in that regard, but it'd be really cool to see these large scale battles first hand
I agree that it would be awesome to see the kingdoms as they were at their peak, but I think ultimately it's for the best that we only see them once they've fallen. It adds another layer to the story, where there's the story itself, and then there's the player's journey of trying to figure it out. I think it really grounds you into the world, having to get into the mind of your character in the game and try to pick up the little details that make up a larger plot. I think that's the part I love most about Soulsborne. Being grounded in a sprawling world with overarching mysteries to solve by paying attention and getting into the mindset of an adventurer. Blurring the line between character and player is something games can do in a way no other media can, and it's a damn shame even the games that try to ape Soulsborne dont attempt it.
@@nackskott12 Huh. I’ve never thought of games like that. o_O Brings a whole new perspective for me. Then again, I guess that’s why they’re called Role Playing Games.
The fact that they have never tried to tackle this in their games leaves you wondering if they're even capable of doing so. It gives the impression that fromsoft makes these games the way they are not out of stylistic choice, but due to their limitations as game designers.
BikerHM Whatever floats your boat. I personally think Demon's Souls is better. The pvp *which I typically avoid in ds1, 2 and 3* is a lot less laggy and glitchy *because it's ps exclusive dev's (or whoever) only have to worry about three or four servers* and the story was full of meat despite only being 70 or 80 percent done. And the community is good (some of it is like radioactive waste) Dark Souls 1 was fun simply because you could start any way you wanted to as soon as you left the undead asylum, community was good for awhile before it went south. While Dark Souls 2 is probably the best in the series when it comes to pvp I can't say the storyline is all too good. Community really began to get out of hand with the 'git gud' shit. Dark Souls 3 I personally can't stand. Community is shit (and cancerous), enemies are hyper aggressive and the bloody storyline tries to mix in new things with old things making utter nonsense. I am aware Dark Souls 3 isn't a sequel (it should be noted the Miazaki hates making sequels) but it feels like the team tried too hard to please the audience. They caught wind that people liked how dark souls was 'hard' despite it being easy (it was made in a time where games went easy and held your hand) and decided to grant that wish in making dark souls 3 'too hard'. Granted there are good points in 3 but I just don't care for it. Kinda like PlagueofGripes (check the beautiful bastard out) in the sense.
I love Dark Souls, but sometimes I wish Fromsoft went with the idea of Demon's Souls 2 instead of Dark Souls. They created Dark Souls because they saw the potential of releasing these games multiplatform, but Sony owned the rights to Demon's Soul...The story seems rushed compared to this and doesn't make as much sense. Watch Dark Souls intro, then this one, then tell me which you like more.
Robin Hood There most likely wouldn't be a sequel even if FromSoftware didn't own the rights. The previous head of FronSoftware as well as Miazaki don't like doing sequels EDIT: Did own the rights
+Ginjou Demon's souls > Dark souls = Dark souls 3 > Bloodborne > Dark souls 2 I have a lot of nostalgia for both demon's souls and Dark soul's but in my opinion, Demon's souls is harder, has better enemies and the best bosses out of the whole series.
@@user-yi5mt2df5q That is EXACTLY my ranking. Placing DS and DS3 in the same exact level included. Demon's will always be the most unique and BB setting and Lovecraftian approach is amazing. Even DS2 being at the bottom of the list, it's still a fantastic game. What a series.
@@alizoraizhassan7503 Oh...I see. Seems kind of like a weird combination of npc names they did just to make a comment that'll get likes (because of the cult following of Kurt Cobain).
But Vallarfax of the royal Twin Fangs, broke free from the fog and told the world of Boletaria's plight. That the Old King Allant had aroused the Old One, the great beast below the nexus, from its eternal slumber, and that a colourless fog had swept in, unleashing terrible Demons.
How far we have come. I remember buying a ps3 in 2009 just for this. and now everyone knows From Software. But for the ones that knew what they would become.... FOREFATHERS ONE AND ALL!!! BEAR WITNESS!!!
At the time the game was new, the intro must have been so powerful. Alone without tips online you play the game all the hidden items and boss tactics are yet to bw found. The game is one hot mess. And this intro, right at the start of the game, asks you, the player the question. Are you the savior? Or yet another slave? Most players ended up as slaves, the curse of boletaria reached even the outside world, the world of its creator, and claimed victims
You apparently missed the developer diary that said they were told to make the art design consistent across the game. You guys have to start paying attention instead of making up something in your head and being mad when it doesnt turn out like that.
@@plaidchuck Dog, what a developer diary says doesn't change my opinion that the remake is worse in every way in terms of design. What even made you think that was an argument?
@@MesugakiCorrectionalFacility its sad how most people dont agree and want to argue that its better because of "graphics" like nuance and art are just gonna die in the face of graphics and gamers with a consumerism mindset
+damainmg King Allant was said to be benevolent, but he wasn't really. He recruited slaves, and sent them out as soldiers. I think, though, that this was a bit of a necessity, and that he came to see the suffering and pain in the world, even in his own kingdom. This is what prompted him to unite with the Old One.
I'm glad someone else mentioned this. Sorry it took 12 years for someone to reply to your comment too. It definitely reminds me of Gondor. Both cities are very beautiful.
Except Demon's Souls isn't an official Prequel. The Fog is only explained in Demon's Souls and fit in the lore. But its not the same universe, so Demon's Souls Lore und DS Series Lore aren't connected.
@@ryandunham1047 He have a good point, you just need stop for a second and realise that you can not die in this intro. Soo it is boring. Check Dark souls 2 intr you already committing suicide in that one and game start from that XD Gravity even got you in intro on it. We don't saw it but he probably read a message said jump for treasure or something like that XD
If you find this boring then fck off elsewhere. Seems to me like you lack the brainpower to understand or even listen to the lore being told. Your parents drop you on your head too many times as a baby? Or are you just naturally this fcking stupid?
There was something about the intro that the game feel so old-school in my eyes - so awesome to play.When I saw the first announcement trailer, the first pics ... I was like "I wish this game will come west."And it did. And it changed action RPGs forever.
Not like it’s a testament to anything anymore than what could have been, the slow methodical gameplay of Demon’s Souls and especially Dark Souls 1 is gone, now we just have FromSofts hack and slash games like Bloodborne, DS3 and Elden Ring. Garbage.
@@hansmoleman2666 at least you can feel the escence of the old ones in there, also not to say that the new fromsoft style is bad lol, some of the best you can ever get nowdays
@@Naim11443 what did you say about dark souls 2?!
Perfect prologue: it tells the who what when where why, lists the cast of characters we'll meet, and then gives a perfect foreshadowing of the ending.
I like how the story is introduced in Demon's Souls over Dark Souls'. It's much clearer. Establishes the plot without making everything too obvious.
Lothias Kane I agree. I really felt the story in this. Perhaps a bit more beef and clarity would be welcome.
The opening is downright foreboding and troubling.
It's very inspiring, I feel the need to make some kind of a short D&D campaign that is Demon's Souls inspired.
Just need to think were to start and construct the story and setting.
Demon's Souls was my first Souls game and played it when it just came out and was 100% unknown..In contrast I haven't played Dark Souls 3 yet even though I am a veteran seasoned player and fan of the series and I preordered the game. The lure just isn't the same anymore. But I am eager to start soon.
DS deserves a Remster and Sequel. Imagine a buying Demon's Souls 2 plus DE Remastered for Ps4 or PC.
+Ransom Seraph
I'm kinda happy where Demon's souls left off. I think from soft just milked dark souls so I don't want that to happen to demon's souls.
I agree 100 percent
@@user-yi5mt2df5q it was Bandai that wanted 3 games if you didint know. Miyazaki always stated he doesn't like sequels and one of the reasons why he was not too involved in 3 and 2
@@user-yi5mt2df5q yeah
man I love the cellos in this intro music... simple but frightening
1:30 Just so badass. Army of sorcerers, Masses Soul arrows flying at the giant demons.
Warriors and sorcerers. I like to think that some of the warriors were actually battle mages too. Also in dark souls 2 there's this theory that Eleum Loyce is land connected to the broken archstone in demon's souls because Eleum Loyce looks similar to the 6th archstone area that you could hack into in demon's souls. Bare with me. In Eleum Loyce there's an armor set that looks very similar to Sage Freke's armor. The description says ""Hood/Robe/Manchettes/Trousers of a Forossan sage. Forossans venerated the god of war, and sages who led warriors into battle were called Northwarders. Northwarders earned their title only after completing a great journey of great hardship, after which they would be worshipped as oracles of the war gods". They were sorcerers who led warriors into battle. Sounds a lot like what's being shown in that scene. Imagine if some of those sorcerers also knew miracles and they were buffing and healing the warriors in the middle of battle. That's so awesome. Hope you were able to follow that.
@@Knight_Of_Eleum_Loyce 1:12 Always thought this was the scenario from where you fight the Dragon God. Its identical. That castle must have sunken in the lava somehow.
i always thought it was the demons mass killing humans and absorbing their souls
@@lv1543 Look at their staves its the same colour
oooooooooh that explains everything ! about the FOG walls !!!!
My favorite intro from the series.
1:50 Little did we know, that Iguana would play a monumental role in the sequel.
I dont get it
It's just a random ass Iguana.
The role of the dragons
It did? Or is there some kind of meme/joke i'm not getting?
@@EvilForgemaster Me either. Once again, i'm out of the loop.
The narrator sounds like she is kinda sad or crying, just like the story she is telling , I love her voice, it really gives you the mood of the game
To me, she sounds like the same lady who voices the intros in dark souls. At least, I’m assuming it’s the same voice actress.
“Has the land found its saviour, or have the Demons found a new slave? This is so poetic. The ambiguity represented in this phrase perfectly applies to life itself. As a famous man once said: Everything is relative.
I love how Elden Ring intro is a reference to this
Elden Ring intro is really shitty
@Jotaro97 yes it is
I don't really disagree with you, but I think "reference" isn't the right way to describe it. I want to call it a "parallel", but I'm not entirely sure if it's the right way to express it either.
But one thing for sure is that it's one way for Fromsoft to tell us that,
_"We have done it like this before, now we're going to do it again. Enjoy."_
As other people have said, it's not a reference, but it's just similar at the most basic level. They barely put any effort into Elden Ring's intro imo. It's just a few shots of concept art with a dramatic voice actor mentioning specific npc's that you'll meet or fight in the game. Meanwhile Demon's Souls intro gives you a ton of lore with a really interesting voice actor.
ER intro is the laziest shit I've ever seen.
How fitting the Souls series begins with the image of a small burning flame
Bonfire?
Thats real demons souls
still the best souls game
no not true...but close
That's very subjective...
After bloodborne
Even if I don't really agree, I gotta respect that opinion. My main reason for liking Dark Souls over Demons is the interconnected levels, but otherwise I still love Demons. Beats the shit out of DS2 and 3.
@@nackskott12 i disagree. Ds2 beat ds3 and ds1 on many stuff like spells, guard break, power stance or aka dual wield, animations, chest models and etc. spell casting speed not effected by dex XD wtf is dex anything to do with spell cast anyway. Ds3 is basically glorified blowjob to dark souls 1 that they ignore great stuff they changed on ds2 and just go with ds1 so hard.
Can't wait for the remake of this game!
Gives me major Chills
The best intro ever.
1:12 Always thought this was the scenario from where you fight the Dragon God. Its identical. That castle must have sunken in the lava somehow.
Almost all fromsoft games that are soul's like have a demons like intro yet they can achieve the same level as demons, it's just so peak
The best intro of all time.
The more I watch it, the more I wish I had some of the screens they show off as full art pieces on my wall. That piece they have with the massive demons surrounded by masses of soldiers and mages goes so hard.
The music is so damn good.
Its 2019. And the intro is still epic! Better than all the other souls games' as well as Bloodborne.
Let's hope Elden Ring has even better lore.
With George Martin, we can hope so
Agree
Well if you are still alive you will have the opportunity to play the remake.
@@edwardadrian5173 the remake is a disaster, don't play it
@@thefebo8987its not, its the exact same
While I personally prefer the Dark Souls introduction, they're really apples and oranges. I think they both surpass anything that has been attempted in the series since.
Yeah the elden Ring intro is very disappointing lol
@@thefebo8987 The loathsome _Dung Eater_ !
I hope sekiro will have this kind of energy in it.
Where everything fits and nothing seems to be overused, or uninspired..
I want the same heavy feeling like i felt it in Demon and dark souls 1.
I want to experience the energy miyazaki had put in this titles!
I don't know if anyone understands what i mean with this, but i hope someone does :P
so ? did you experience that energy ?
@@Nightksa1995 It definitely felt more inspired than DS3
That capital looks dangerously close to Anor Londo
it's a shame throughout the whole series you never get to see the actual destruction and decay of these kingdoms, just the aftermaths.
not that they aren't unique in that regard, but it'd be really cool to see these large scale battles first hand
I mean there was the Giants memories in Dark Souls 2, which was fun.
I agree that it would be awesome to see the kingdoms as they were at their peak, but I think ultimately it's for the best that we only see them once they've fallen. It adds another layer to the story, where there's the story itself, and then there's the player's journey of trying to figure it out. I think it really grounds you into the world, having to get into the mind of your character in the game and try to pick up the little details that make up a larger plot.
I think that's the part I love most about Soulsborne. Being grounded in a sprawling world with overarching mysteries to solve by paying attention and getting into the mindset of an adventurer. Blurring the line between character and player is something games can do in a way no other media can, and it's a damn shame even the games that try to ape Soulsborne dont attempt it.
@@nackskott12 Huh. I’ve never thought of games like that. o_O Brings a whole new perspective for me. Then again, I guess that’s why they’re called Role Playing Games.
The fact that they have never tried to tackle this in their games leaves you wondering if they're even capable of doing so. It gives the impression that fromsoft makes these games the way they are not out of stylistic choice, but due to their limitations as game designers.
The first 30 seconds make a better story than Dark Souls II itself.
that's because dark souls 2 was a pvp cash cow....how have you not figured that out yet
Rei K. Better then DS1 as well.
fuck you. Dark Souls 2 is better than all the other souls game. Mechanically more than anything.
BikerHM Whatever floats your boat. I personally think Demon's Souls is better. The pvp *which I typically avoid in ds1, 2 and 3* is a lot less laggy and glitchy *because it's ps exclusive dev's (or whoever) only have to worry about three or four servers* and the story was full of meat despite only being 70 or 80 percent done. And the community is good (some of it is like radioactive waste)
Dark Souls 1 was fun simply because you could start any way you wanted to as soon as you left the undead asylum, community was good for awhile before it went south.
While Dark Souls 2 is probably the best in the series when it comes to pvp I can't say the storyline is all too good. Community really began to get out of hand with the 'git gud' shit.
Dark Souls 3 I personally can't stand. Community is shit (and cancerous), enemies are hyper aggressive and the bloody storyline tries to mix in new things with old things making utter nonsense. I am aware Dark Souls 3 isn't a sequel (it should be noted the Miazaki hates making sequels) but it feels like the team tried too hard to please the audience. They caught wind that people liked how dark souls was 'hard' despite it being easy (it was made in a time where games went easy and held your hand) and decided to grant that wish in making dark souls 3 'too hard'. Granted there are good points in 3 but I just don't care for it. Kinda like PlagueofGripes (check the beautiful bastard out) in the sense.
Generic trashing DS2 is generic
I love Dark Souls, but sometimes I wish Fromsoft went with the idea of Demon's Souls 2 instead of Dark Souls. They created Dark Souls because they saw the potential of releasing these games multiplatform, but Sony owned the rights to Demon's Soul...The story seems rushed compared to this and doesn't make as much sense. Watch Dark Souls intro, then this one, then tell me which you like more.
Demon's souls is Great game but Dark Souls is the best :)
He talked of the story, not the games themselves.
Robin Hood There most likely wouldn't be a sequel even if FromSoftware didn't own the rights. The previous head of FronSoftware as well as Miazaki don't like doing sequels
EDIT: Did own the rights
+Ginjou
Demon's souls > Dark souls = Dark souls 3 > Bloodborne > Dark souls 2
I have a lot of nostalgia for both demon's souls and Dark soul's but in my opinion, Demon's souls is harder, has better enemies and the best bosses out of the whole series.
@@user-yi5mt2df5q That is EXACTLY my ranking.
Placing DS and DS3 in the same exact level included. Demon's will always be the most unique and BB setting and Lovecraftian approach is amazing. Even DS2 being at the bottom of the list, it's still a fantastic game.
What a series.
Can't believe my boy Kurt cobain became a boss in demon's souls
What?
@@Knight_Of_Eleum_Loyce I think he means 'Yurt' the silent chief, Sage 'Urban' 1:50
Yurt Urbain = Kurt Cobain
@@alizoraizhassan7503 Oh...I see. Seems kind of like a weird combination of npc names they did just to make a comment that'll get likes (because of the cult following of Kurt Cobain).
No warriors who ventured into boletaria
OH YAH HAVE YOU HEARD OF VALLARFAX THE GUY WHO ESCAPED THE FOG.
Vallarfax escaped from within but didn't venture in.
But Vallarfax of the royal Twin Fangs, broke free from the fog and told the world of Boletaria's plight. That the Old King Allant had aroused the Old One, the great beast below the nexus, from its eternal slumber, and that a colourless fog had swept in, unleashing terrible Demons.
How far we have come. I remember buying a ps3 in 2009 just for this. and now everyone knows From Software. But for the ones that knew what they would become....
FOREFATHERS ONE AND ALL!!! BEAR WITNESS!!!
So, who thinks that tall building in the city outside the walls is actually the Nexus?
Eventually Old One will wake again. In Yharnam.
Or back to Boletaria
The one who craves souls...
this track is called "The Beginning"
At the time the game was new, the intro must have been so powerful.
Alone without tips online you play the game all the hidden items and boss tactics are yet to bw found. The game is one hot mess.
And this intro, right at the start of the game, asks you, the player the question.
Are you the savior? Or yet another slave?
Most players ended up as slaves, the curse of boletaria reached even the outside world, the world of its creator, and claimed victims
Learning curve back then was VERY steep. I died 200 times before advancing the first areas. DS 1, 2 and 3 were easier because of it.
Demon's Souls was such a good fucking game. Damn shame Bluepoint ruined the remake's design work and atmosphere.
You apparently missed the developer diary that said they were told to make the art design consistent across the game.
You guys have to start paying attention instead of making up something in your head and being mad when it doesnt turn out like that.
@@plaidchuck Dog, what a developer diary says doesn't change my opinion that the remake is worse in every way in terms of design. What even made you think that was an argument?
@@MesugakiCorrectionalFacility its sad how most people dont agree and want to argue that its better because of "graphics" like nuance and art are just gonna die in the face of graphics and gamers with a consumerism mindset
I wonder wat the prologue cutscene will look like in the ps5 remake
Here hoping that we will get a mix of the original and some intense cutscene to visualize the brutalith and turmoil of the demonic invasion.
Amazing lol
worse, the answer is worse.
Not really worse just more detailed if anything
Story is almost like silent hill, you can't get out in that place just like silent hill you're stuck in a fog world.
Still more epic and makes more sense than all 3 Dark Souls franchise's plot.
Generic bashing Dark Souls because it's popular is generic
@@roiroije243 The plot of Demon's *does* make more sense than DS's tho
Essa intro é muito melhor do que a do remake
A veinha da narração tava cansada no remake
Honestly, it would be cool if they just remake this intro for the new game.
If you look closely at 1:30 you can see three cut man-bear enemies among the demons.
i came here after remake
“The Fog that covered lands near and far”
Thus Dark Souls began.
The Old One is a Eldritch Great One.
Fitting profile pic bruh. ;) Although, do the soulsborne share the same universe? I don’t think so, but I could be wrong.
@@ryandunham1047 the SekiSoulsBorne universe aren’t connected.
Although I wanted to make a connection.
Soul Arts
Ahora vienen los comentarios tipo: Like si vienes después de la presentación de la PS5
0:15 pause this look like germany if u don't what germany looks like look at the map cuz I study this already but sorry for interrupting
You had to be there to understand...well not anymore...since there's a remake but still...
FromSoftware hate the kings, they all make the best for their kingdom and ended screwed xD and you must put them out of their misery :(
+damainmg King Allant was said to be benevolent, but he wasn't really. He recruited slaves, and sent them out as soldiers. I think, though, that this was a bit of a necessity, and that he came to see the suffering and pain in the world, even in his own kingdom. This is what prompted him to unite with the Old One.
Wow. Can you say the white city from Lord of the Rings.
I'm glad someone else mentioned this. Sorry it took 12 years for someone to reply to your comment too. It definitely reminds me of Gondor. Both cities are very beautiful.
i put me money on the demons XD
Do you remember this comment?
Nice learning about the fog walls and everything after I beat dark souls 1, 2, and 3 lol
Except Demon's Souls isn't an official Prequel. The Fog is only explained in Demon's Souls and fit in the lore. But its not the same universe, so Demon's Souls Lore und DS Series Lore aren't connected.
i put money on Epic Name Bro
Surrogate video for us emulator users, lul!
Sooooooooooooooooo boring.
How so?
Why? 0_0 It’s your opinion if you don’t like it, but can you clarify why?
@@ryandunham1047 He have a good point, you just need stop for a second and realise that you can not die in this intro. Soo it is boring. Check Dark souls 2 intr you already committing suicide in that one and game start from that XD Gravity even got you in intro on it. We don't saw it but he probably read a message said jump for treasure or something like that XD
If you find this boring then fck off elsewhere. Seems to me like you lack the brainpower to understand or even listen to the lore being told. Your parents drop you on your head too many times as a baby? Or are you just naturally this fcking stupid?
You have the IQ of a rock.