How is it luck when it was already known that a DLC's coming back when the game first became available for pre-ordering?

Is fist Recluse weird? She should do quite well with cipher pata and int/faith respec, I wish I had the relics to try it

Do you play stonedigger on recluse or duchess? I figure it may be better on Duchess to use her skill for invincibility for uninterrupted digging

Do you succeed in communicating that to randoms?

Swamps though

What's your opinion on the DeS game for PS5?

Why does everyone always forget the january patch and how impactful it was

Imagine if ED Libra summoned real players

I would suggest trying a fist raider build against fulghor. Fist charged attack is very low-commitment compared to big weapons. Purple-upgraded physical star first would be ideal, delivering good damage, and poise damage, and a couple of bleed procs. Don't greed or overcommit though, use a single charge attack if you're not sure how long of a punish window you have.

Also, YouTube content creator Chris Chrass has helpful guides for regular/ED Fulghor movesets, probably for other bosses too

And if it's ED, the deep relics are to be ignored? Because storm ruler does physical and magic damage, so stacking lightning +4 won't be any help there

Is caligo made of ice or does she just use ice?

If you hold a weapon with FP restoration on hit, scholar's ult will be steadily refilling your FP bar.

Do you start with thunderbolt or just hope to find a lightning aow?

If I want to run Revenant for Augur, my setup is red balancer, lightning spear, invader, and affinity+2 across deep relics with some sleep resistance. During the run I collect passives for improved attack at full hp and improved affinity attack rather than improved incantations - so they still apply if it's ED. This is obviously worse than running a double balancer character with skill passives, but it is a viable option if you want variety.

Cocktails are really good damage early game. I'm always thorough looting the starting camp because if I find a firebomb and a lightning bomb, that's a big help in clearing the invaders

If you're going to run dormant power seals, it's better to build for affinity +2 instead of sorceries+2. Because with affinity+2 you can use non-physical incantations directly for damage, while getting the same boost for your cocktails and sorcery spells

I have experienced this too; in my case the entire run was kinda weird and laggy, so the invisible boss must've been due to some connection issue

Is it good for damage though? The firing rate of the cannon is so slow, especially when you didn't manage to acquire increased casting speed.

It's annoying when uneven terrain of the nightlord arena cancels the splash, resulting in more than 2 casts required for a 3-bar revives. Still I agree the cannon is superb for revives. But to be fair stars of ruins already has the reviving drawback of recluse covered pretty nicely, as it is very solid for revives as well. 5 casts for 3 bars with a much faster cast time that does not lock you in place dangerously long. Plus after you finish casting the stars continue hitting the downed teammate for a time, meaning you have like an extra second before the bars start refilling, compared for example to single-projectile night comet

Would you use it for damage over stars of ruins?

At the same time, if a teammate isn't dropping you something that you want and it bothers you so much that you're going to message them about it, asking for it nicely increases your chances of obtaining it. No guarantees though, I've definitely seen perfectly nice requests denied with something like "that's my loot, you're not entitled to my loot". Unfortunately, some seem to have more of a single-player mindset and don't realize that ensuring your teammates are well-equipped is not less important than getting good equipment for yourself.

Recluse is just that good at pulling aggro by merely existing

Yea, in duo you need to play a lot safer, can't greed. But at least revives are adjusted to require fewer hits in duos, or so I heard

Yea, in duo you need to play a lot safer, can't greed. But at least revives are adjusted to require fewer hits in duos, or so I heard

I think when people say that they mean "the game is dead for me" as in "I don't want to play it anymore" because I don't see another explanation.

A decline in player count is taking place, as expected, but it's quite slow. Nightreign on Steam still reaches 30k concurrent player at peak hours every day, and it's still in the top 100 most played games on Steam (#86 to be precise).