Dark Souls III: The Ringed City
released on Mar 27, 2017
An expansion for Dark Souls III
DARK SOULS III: The Ringed City brings players toe-to-claw against massive beasts in a twisted descent into the bowels of the end of the world,” said Jason Enos, Director of Brand and Latin American Marketing for BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. FromSoftware has crafted visually arresting environments that evoke a sense of destroyed beauty and nail biting encounters that will leave players breathless for more.
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Perfect length, super pretty and unique environments to go through, and some truly fucking amazing boss fights. Not a big fan of the enemies or their placement of them, or how spongey so many of them can be, but that's otherwise a small thing on an otherwise fantastic dlc, and an even more fantastic ending to this game.
Finished this dlc for the second time today, and it's still peak.
Pretty sure I only had three deaths to bosses; one to Demon Prince and two to Midir. Actually did Lapp's quest for the first time, which was a fun look at a classic character and his armor was a nice reward. I summoned him for the Spear of the Church boss since it felt like his quest wouldn't be truly complete otherwise.
Slave Knight Gael was just as fun the second time, and effortlessly defended his spot at #2 on my "Best FromSoftware Bosses" list. I used the Great Corvian Scythe this time, which turned out to be a really fun choice. In the end I was out of Estus, one hit from death, and managed to close it out with some tightly timed attacks in between one of his combos.
Couldn't ask for a better conclusion to the series.
Pretty sure I only had three deaths to bosses; one to Demon Prince and two to Midir. Actually did Lapp's quest for the first time, which was a fun look at a classic character and his armor was a nice reward. I summoned him for the Spear of the Church boss since it felt like his quest wouldn't be truly complete otherwise.
Slave Knight Gael was just as fun the second time, and effortlessly defended his spot at #2 on my "Best FromSoftware Bosses" list. I used the Great Corvian Scythe this time, which turned out to be a really fun choice. In the end I was out of Estus, one hit from death, and managed to close it out with some tightly timed attacks in between one of his combos.
Couldn't ask for a better conclusion to the series.
really good DLC, midir and gael a little overrated but a great conclusion to ds
Beat with the boys for the first time today. Bought the base game on release but only now finished. Fantastic DLC gorgeous setting, lore, music and final boss is a solid 10/10 boss. Excited to replay on single player some day.
Gael <3
fire dlc