
Hopefully the Legs won't be much of an issue though, 999 of every projectile!
Artorias wrote:Acidic i have a question, About the ten vessels behind the lorvessel and the stairs on each side leading to them. There are nine small ones and a big one if you think about it there are nine covenants but what about the big one?
Also there is a door in front of theses vessels something like the door that leads to the kiln
ChizFreak wrote:Artorias wrote:Acidic i have a question, About the ten vessels behind the lorvessel and the stairs on each side leading to them. There are nine small ones and a big one if you think about it there are nine covenants but what about the big one?
Also there is a door in front of theses vessels something like the door that leads to the kiln
We have been watching this for a long time, also a new user, billy_bayonet, says that with a pyromancer on NG++ he saw 1 of the brazers lit. We are asking him for a picture but he didn't answer yet, so.....
Acidic_Cook wrote:Yes, I have seen them... Over and over.
Well, their are also 3 flame lords, and three statues of the Firekeeper that are the same thing. The numbers and locations are no oversight of the FROM developers. Of course their is 10, with one being similar to the Lord Vessel. Their are 10 classes, many gifts, races, hairs, and other features of the player as well as covenant. Their are also 10 embers and 9 consumeable souls, including Gwyns, if I remember so.
Those 10, as little is known, is not my top priority. Perhaps when other info comes my concerns of the 9 cups and the second Vessel will be my concern... But my plate needs clearing first before I do.
Artorias wrote:ChizFreak wrote:Artorias wrote:Acidic i have a question, About the ten vessels behind the lorvessel and the stairs on each side leading to them. There are nine small ones and a big one if you think about it there are nine covenants but what about the big one?
Also there is a door in front of theses vessels something like the door that leads to the kiln
We have been watching this for a long time, also a new user, billy_bayonet, says that with a pyromancer on NG++ he saw 1 of the brazers lit. We are asking him for a picture but he didn't answer yet, so.....
Sorry if im late lol
id also like to mention you can also only make 10 characters so maybe you have a chose a specific class for each one
Acidic_Cook wrote:I understand what you are trying to implement, my friend, but sadly that is not the case, probably. For one, the Bed of Chaos' soul is a normal soul, although a strong one that rivals all the other lord souls as being superior. The Witch of Izalith is also a Flame Lord, in which a Firekeeper is made out of Humanity. Her soul, the Witch of Izalith, is that of a soul. A powerful soul, but a soul nonetheless, and not a dark soul, which is humanity. It can be said that, with it, the Witch of Izalith is probably not the firekeeper that once lit the first flame, as the witch would probably not have a separate line of children that were not connected to the Gods of Sun, but more so part of it. If the God of War was the offspring as such Witch of Izalith, then it would be hard to say that he would be declared as a God, as he would be known as a Fire Mage, or later on in time a Pyromancer, due to the death of Fire Magic.
It is a good idea, but their is little facts of the story, nor any implement to such ideas, other than factors such as her using the flames and the ragged robes (which are not the same as the statues), as well as being a female and a Flame lord. Nonetheless, it is possible, but highly unlikely.
Serious_Much wrote:Dough Guy, I believe you are wrong in your analysis of Seath. While he is Scaleless which can lead to speculation over whether he is a 'true' dragon and some have even suggested else where that he could even be the pygmy, he is simply shown to be a Dragon just by watching the initial cutscene before the game begins.
However, he is simply a scaleless dragon. The lord soul he possesses is a bequeathed shard of Gwyn's own lord soul, given to him (and Four kings) when Gwyn went to link the fire and postpone the age of man. While it is possible the soul enhanced his power, it did not let him turn to the form of a dragon, as during the war on the Dragons when Gwyn still possessed his Lord Soul, Seath was a dragon then too.
Sorry to play devil's advocate here (stealing a classic emergence line but hey) Humanity as we know it in the game are descended from the pygmy. Then why or how would it be sensible to assume that the everlasting dragons are actually human? Especially when the covenant simply lets you take on a hybrid, not full dragon form that is not covered in scales.
pylorih wrote:Bandit lvl 123 went to chaos rank 3 and finished up bed of chaos just a bit ago. None of the braziers in the back where the steps drop off have turned on.
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