I know it's a sin, but I bought dark souls on PS3 and never really beat it. I think I quit when I had been adventuring for some time and found out about claws, so I did everything to join the forest covenant, went to blighttown, and found shiva wasn't there. Upon returning to the covenant wondering what was going on, I found out I had betrayed them (The suicidal ninja, of course).
So I went to see how much it would cost to have my sins absolved, and ragequit. (though mind you I had started over as several different builds at this point, so starting again didn't exactly appeal).
That aside, been cruising the wiki trying to figure out how I'm going to dive in on Friday without too many spoilers, and was reading some of the lore on the furtive pigmy. How it seems that the encroaching darkness on the world isn't some kind of apocalypse, but rather the end of the age of gods and the beginning of the age of man!?
Or that it could be, potentially. At any rate, things may not have been as black and white (literally? ) as they appeared to be. Presumably returning the flame will restore the world to order under the power of the gods, who as I understand it borked things in the first place.
But snuffing the flame out and sending the world into darkness would create a world without the influence of gods where men can truly be free. It would be difficult to restore the world to any semblance of order, but worth it in the end.
Or so I figure. Do I got the gist of it? No spoilers please!
So I went to see how much it would cost to have my sins absolved, and ragequit. (though mind you I had started over as several different builds at this point, so starting again didn't exactly appeal).
That aside, been cruising the wiki trying to figure out how I'm going to dive in on Friday without too many spoilers, and was reading some of the lore on the furtive pigmy. How it seems that the encroaching darkness on the world isn't some kind of apocalypse, but rather the end of the age of gods and the beginning of the age of man!?
Or that it could be, potentially. At any rate, things may not have been as black and white (literally? ) as they appeared to be. Presumably returning the flame will restore the world to order under the power of the gods, who as I understand it borked things in the first place.
But snuffing the flame out and sending the world into darkness would create a world without the influence of gods where men can truly be free. It would be difficult to restore the world to any semblance of order, but worth it in the end.
Or so I figure. Do I got the gist of it? No spoilers please!