hey its andres wrote:Does someone need any tampons?
I don't know, do you?
hey its andres wrote:Does someone need any tampons?
hey its andres wrote:Clams and a hydra wild creatures? From software made the plot interpretable and ambiguous? No one knows for sure what happened? No no and no.
Tolvo wrote:He may just be having a bad night or there may be some other factor. Stress, family, etc. Sometimes people are in a foul mood and come on to vent in a negative way, hell I've done it. If that is the case I just hope he calms down and doesn't get held to his moment of being in an emotional state. It happens to us all.
I personally think this game may take place in Lordran, but perhaps not the Lordran we know. It's a bit early on so I like to go with the wild speculation first, the idea of the game taking place in both past and future Lordran, but not what is present during Dark Souls.
But seriously don't feed the fire.
Johnthethird wrote:
Its my belief that a hyrda forms after a very powerful dragon or dragons die. Take the ash lake for example. We know that many dragons died there, and there is a hydra. In the forest, a hydra apears where the dragon kalmeet dies.
Tolvo wrote:He may just be having a bad night or there may be some other factor. Stress, family, etc. Sometimes people are in a foul mood and come on to vent in a negative way, hell I've done it. If that is the case I just hope he calms down and doesn't get held to his moment of being in an emotional state. It happens to us all.
I personally think this game may take place in Lordran, but perhaps not the Lordran we know. It's a bit early on so I like to go with the wild speculation first, the idea of the game taking place in both past and future Lordran, but not what is present during Dark Souls.
Andres please do not make me politely ask you to click on the link in my signature in a calm voice. I swear I'm this close to using my calm voice.
But seriously don't feed the fire.
Johnthethird wrote:Some of the responses he makes though makes me highly doubt that he is being serious though. He seems to think that the members of blight town are all good honest hard working decent folk who go and turn into wild beasts and mindlessly attack you because they think you are going to loot one of the corpses on the ground.
But when you aren't there, they are all not standing in the same place waiting for you to come within 5 feet of you right? They are all running around their business tending to the crops, holding city council meetings, and just enjoying their cheerful civilian lives in the wonderful paradise of blight town.DE5PA1R wrote:Johnthethird wrote:Some of the responses he makes though makes me highly doubt that he is being serious though. He seems to think that the members of blight town are all good honest hard working decent folk who go and turn into wild beasts and mindlessly attack you because they think you are going to loot one of the corpses on the ground.
Of course they attack you. You're an Undead. Everyone attacks Undead. They serve the same function as pinatas.
DE5PA1R wrote: Of course they attack you. You're an Undead. Everyone attacks Undead. They serve the same function as pinatas.
Johnthethird wrote:But when you aren't there, they are all not standing in the same place waiting for you to come within 5 feet of you right? They are all running around their business tending to the crops, holding city council meetings, and just enjoying their cheerful civilian lives in the wonderful paradise of blight town.DE5PA1R wrote:Johnthethird wrote:Some of the responses he makes though makes me highly doubt that he is being serious though. He seems to think that the members of blight town are all good honest hard working decent folk who go and turn into wild beasts and mindlessly attack you because they think you are going to loot one of the corpses on the ground.
Of course they attack you. You're an Undead. Everyone attacks Undead. They serve the same function as pinatas.
If you disagree with someone, there are better ways of discussing it than calling them an idiot.DE5PA1R wrote:
Yes, you are an obvious troll. Also an *** and a *** idiot.
hey its andres wrote:DE5PA1R wrote: Of course they attack you. You're an Undead. Everyone attacks Undead. They serve the same function as pinatas.
You just used an absolute, which is a form of logical fallacy.
Anastacia of Astora, the Crestfallen Warrior, Dusk of Oolacile, Gwynevere, Princess of Sunlight, Hawkeye Gough, Knight Lautrec of Carim, Lady of the Darkling, Lord's Blade Ciaran, Marvellous Chester (arguably), Oscar, Knight of Astora, Petrus of Thorolund, Quelaag's Sister, Quelana of Izalith, Rhea of Thorolund, Vince and Nico of Thorolund, Sieglinde of Catarina, Siegmeyer of Catarina, and Solaire of Astora are all people who do not attack you because you are undead.
You are forgetting one very important detail; EVERYONE except Sieglinde is undead in Lordran. So they aren't attacking you due to you being undead, they are attacking you because THEY are undead.DE5PA1R wrote:Johnthethird wrote:But when you aren't there, they are all not standing in the same place waiting for you to come within 5 feet of you right? They are all running around their business tending to the crops, holding city council meetings, and just enjoying their cheerful civilian lives in the wonderful paradise of blight town.DE5PA1R wrote:Johnthethird wrote:Some of the responses he makes though makes me highly doubt that he is being serious though. He seems to think that the members of blight town are all good honest hard working decent folk who go and turn into wild beasts and mindlessly attack you because they think you are going to loot one of the corpses on the ground.
Of course they attack you. You're an Undead. Everyone attacks Undead. They serve the same function as pinatas.
They trade, have an economy and have some sort of caste/status system. They have a firekeeper. They mine. They maintain a very complex mechanical lift. They own pets. Do you have a fire-breathing dog?
Nobody's arguing that Blighttown isn't ****. Obviously it's a terrible place. That's irrelevant to whether or not it's civilized though.
Who do they trade with? The friendly farmers from the demon ruins? The gentel cattle herders from the valley of the drakes? Do they sell mosquito meet to the well mannered butchered of the lovely paradise known as the depths?DE5PA1R wrote:Johnthethird wrote:But when you aren't there, they are all not standing in the same place waiting for you to come within 5 feet of you right? They are all running around their business tending to the crops, holding city council meetings, and just enjoying their cheerful civilian lives in the wonderful paradise of blight town.DE5PA1R wrote:Johnthethird wrote:Some of the responses he makes though makes me highly doubt that he is being serious though. He seems to think that the members of blight town are all good honest hard working decent folk who go and turn into wild beasts and mindlessly attack you because they think you are going to loot one of the corpses on the ground.
Of course they attack you. You're an Undead. Everyone attacks Undead. They serve the same function as pinatas.
They trade, have an economy and have some sort of caste/status system. They have a firekeeper. They mine. They maintain a very complex mechanical lift. They own pets. Do you have a fire-breathing dog?
Nobody's arguing that Blighttown isn't ****. Obviously it's a terrible place. That's irrelevant to whether or not it's civilized though.
DemonOfFate wrote: Despair i find your argument flawed in so many ways. What he is saying is that it might take place in balder because there's drakes /dragons in Balder from item descriptions. You say that there are three astora knights dead by the undead dragon IN LORDRAN! NOT ASTORA!
So therefore we don't know if Dragons are in Astora, and now that i think about it nothing confirms that there are dragons in Vinheim. Yes Dragons play an important role there but they never say there are dragons THERE. They merely apply that Sorcerers tend to envy dragons or something like that.
Also, a civilization is a group of people who act in a manner that is productive and helpful to them, they have some form of laws/rules. Blightown is not civil, they don't have laws, the beasts there aren't productive, its not civil.
Edit: Reading what you just posted i have a high feeling you are drunk, or trolling.
Slarg232 wrote:You are forgetting one very important detail; EVERYONE except Sieglinde is undead in Lordran. So they aren't attacking you due to you being undead, they are attacking you because THEY are undead.
DE5PA1R wrote:......Dragon Greatsword:
This sword, one of the rare dragon weapons,
came from the tail of the stone dragon of
Ash Lake, descendant of the ancient dragons.
Its great mystical power will be unleashed
when wielded with two hands.........
Thank you for helping. Also If I may, Id like to add on that balder is the only place in the game that we know to have been overrun by the undead. I think that is pretty important.DemonOfFate wrote: Despair i find your argument flawed in so many ways. What he is saying is that it might take place in balder because there's drakes /dragons in Balder from item descriptions. You say that there are three astora knights dead by the undead dragon IN LORDRAN! NOT ASTORA!
So therefore we don't know if Dragons are in Astora, and now that i think about it nothing confirms that there are dragons in Vinheim. Yes Dragons play an important role there but they never say there are dragons THERE. They merely apply that Sorcerers tend to envy dragons or something like that.
Also, a civilization is a group of people who act in a manner that is productive and helpful to them, they have some form of laws/rules. Blightown is not civil, they don't have laws, the beasts there aren't productive, its not civil.
Edit: Reading what you just posted i have a high feeling you are drunk, or trolling.
Johnthethird wrote:Who do they trade with? The friendly farmers from the demon ruins? The gentel cattle herders from the valley of the drakes? Do they sell mosquito meet to the well mannered butchered of the lovely paradise known as the depths?
Johnthethird wrote:Thank you for helping. Also If I may, Id like to add on that balder is the only place in the game that we know to have been overrun by the undead. I think that is pretty important.DemonOfFate wrote: Despair i find your argument flawed in so many ways. What he is saying is that it might take place in balder because there's drakes /dragons in Balder from item descriptions. You say that there are three astora knights dead by the undead dragon IN LORDRAN! NOT ASTORA!
So therefore we don't know if Dragons are in Astora, and now that i think about it nothing confirms that there are dragons in Vinheim. Yes Dragons play an important role there but they never say there are dragons THERE. They merely apply that Sorcerers tend to envy dragons or something like that.
Also, a civilization is a group of people who act in a manner that is productive and helpful to them, they have some form of laws/rules. Blightown is not civil, they don't have laws, the beasts there aren't productive, its not civil.
Edit: Reading what you just posted i have a high feeling you are drunk, or trolling.
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