sign!! sign you fools!!
T-T i wanna play this, and this would be WAY cheaper then buying a PS3 again
T-T i wanna play this, and this would be WAY cheaper then buying a PS3 again
Demon's Souls had offline play. It has nothing to do with overhauling. It has to do with online and offline play.Korten12 said:Because of how the game works. The online doesn't support it. What people fail to understand is that this will BE A PORT. They will not overhaul the whole multiplayer system so then a couple of people could mod.X4NDR said:I don't see how being able to support mods would make the game any worse. I can see your train of thought but mods are completely optional. You can still play the game vanilla. No one's going to force you to download this mod or that.Korten12 said:Without going into it again, I will say this. Dark Souls doesn't support it self to mods. It is tightly crafted, the way the online works, to the world. Everything should be kept the way it was original created.Kopikatsu said:wat. If it has mods you won't buy it and if it doesn't you'll buy it again...?Korten12 said:As I have stated before, if it has Mods, I won't buy it. If it doesn't, I will buy it again to play it on my laptop.
Erm, what? I now can't take this petition seriously, i'm too busy being confusedGrey Carter said:"A port of this game has a high chance of being extremely successful for From Software and Namco Bandai," reads the petition. "Given the sales of games such as The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim and The Witcher, there is a large market for games like this. PC gamers love unforgiving, hardcore games."
I see that as a fair trade, fair warning though The Witcher and its sequel won't looks as pretty if the PC Collective Governance gives it to you console guys.chimpzy said:Dark Souls for PC? Sure, why not?
How about a trade? PC gamers get Dark Souls if consoles get The Witcher. And don't tell me it wouldn't work out.
Plus some PC users would be playing with a gamepad anyway.Alexnader said:What would be amazing is cross platform play, most likely PS3 and PC. It's not like either PC or PS3 players would be at a huge disadvantage to each other since both M&K and controllers have advantages for third person action.
Korten12 said:As I have stated before, if it has Mods, I won't buy it. If it doesn't, I will buy it again to play it on my laptop.
Your fridge is not your kitchen.soes757 said:Japan is not Asia?Danceofmasks said:Japan is not Asia.LilithSlave said:Asia does not like PC gamers
Just take one look at Seoul South Korea, which is the Mecca of PC gaming.
what?
What grade are you in?
Oh yes. That said, Dark Souls would be a hell of a lot easier if they bothered to explain what you needed to do. I wasted some rare Titanite shards when I accidentally reinforced weapons to (I think) scale with my INT when I was only leveling my DEX. I like my obscene critical hit damage, don't trick me into removing it!Ickorus said:Oops, I wasn't finished with this quote and I forgot about it when I hit post.
Those two games aren't so much hard as so immense that it's difficult to figure everything out and I firmly believe if Dwarf Fortress was graphical instead of Ascii and had a proper tutorial it'd be far easier.
Dark Souls is hard in a much narrower way than them.
The other thing about most community and repurposed 3rd party modding tools is that they're not exactly user friendly. Some are, and when a different game ships with expansive modding tools it can be a godsend, but generally it's a struggle to get several kludged tools with unholy UIs to work together.Ragsnstitches said:Ultimately, however, Console ports to PC rarely if ever ship with mod tools anyway and even after that, never truly support Mods for online play, leaving it to the communities themselves to work around that obstacle (thus keeping it within that community) .
lol, what? I haven't played The Witcher, so no comment there, but having played Dark Souls and Skyrim I'm rather baffled by the fact that anyone could use the term "games like this" as if those two are at all similar. "Both have dragons" doesn't really cut it.Grey Carter said:"Given the sales of games such as The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim and The Witcher, there is a large market for games like this
Starcraft.LilithSlave said:Excuse me, Japan, which an Asian country, and the biggest producer of video games in Asia. The companies of which do not seem to like the PC platform.
The majority of games out of Asia are console exclusives, though. And the majority of PC games are made by Westerners. And the majority of PC gamers I've come across I wouldn't exactly call... enthusiasts of Asian video games, Japan or otherwise. Which is what has left me quite shocked out this whole thing.
I'd love to be proven wrong, though, and see things change. I certainly support this if it's possible, it would certainly show that a Japanese game that is not an MMORPG can be successful on the PC platform.