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Please leave a comment or contact me. And it will be worth it to you if you're a PC gamer who hasn't been able to play this yet - so long as you don't mind dying a few times.
From Software has shown gamers plenty of respect already by creating such a tough, fair, intense title - and then agreeing to port it for fans. That they're unskilled at PC is no reason to throw this all in their faces. Give them a chance and I bet you'll see their next Souls game - if there is one - appear on PC from the get-go. I'm not saying go buy the game right away.
I'm just saying wait and see. I understand that if sales are bad for this game it may not be the result of piracy. But too many PC gamers out there right now are already writing From off saying that 'If sales are bad, they'll blame piracy! I say quit imprinting a non-PC developer with the bad things other developers have said and done in the past. This is too cynical to be healthy. Yes, I'm seriously biased on this one. I think this game is one of the best games ever made, and I think a straight-up PC port, while not ideal, is better than no port at all, which was the original plan.
Update: It appears a user [Durante on Neogaf] has already cracked the game and started implementing resolution fixes on their own though no word yet on frame-rates. In an ideal world this means that we'll see a patch at a later date allowing higher resolutions and better frames. In an even more ideal world, this game would be open to modding from the get-go. Update 2: Some commenters have pointed out, rightfully, that the number one reason not to pirate this is because piracy is wrong.
You shouldn't justify stealing a game for any reason. I agree. While I think doom-and-gloom portraits of piracy are often way over the top, neither do I condone the practice. I am speaking to this game in particular because of all the calls for piracy lately. But I also don't mean to suggest that people should be all roses and sunshine about the port - a fixed frame-rate, low resolution, GFWL port has plenty to complain about, and gamers are justifiably upset.
If you want to hold the wallet and not buy the game, I think you're well within your rights to do so - obviously. Update 3: I've been reading through the Neogaf thread and saw some interesting points made. One, we don't know if the higher unlocked resolution will be stable throughout the game.
This is important. It could be that From tried and failed and that this supposed fix will fail as well. I hope not, but it's possible. It's also possible, as some posts have noted, that From didn't really understand that a PC port should be different than the console versions, or didn't want the experience to be particularly different between console and PC out of, perhaps, a misunderstanding of the PC gaming community.
The last theory, which I doubt but which is fun, is that From wanted the Dark Souls community to make the fixes themselves as part of the 'meta game. Anyways, I see a lot of people saying that now there's a fix they'll buy the game so that's good. There's a fun multiplayer mechanic available in Dark Souls as well, which lets you summon another player to help you during times of need. However, you are unable to chat with these random players, and can only leave helpful messages via pre-arranged phrases in the form of readable bloodstains on the ground.
This helps you warn other players of upcoming dangers or especially hard combat encounters, allowing them to stock up on items or imbue themselves with more power. You can also meet a handful of NPCs that can be summoned during a battle, but you're more likely to succeed with another human player at your side. Dark Souls can be very frustrating and will continuously test your gaming skills. Similar to the Devil May Cry series played on the hardest difficulty , Dark Souls is designed to be almost unfairly tough, but the fantastic atmosphere and awesome boss designs help make up for this annoying difficulty.
There's an admirable amount of freedom granted to players, allowing them to explore freely, upgrade their character as they see fit, and battle with the weapons they want. Ultimately, Dark Souls is a game that truly puts your abilities at the forefront and rarely gives you an easy way out.
If you've got the mental patience to deal with dozens upon dozens of deaths, Dark Souls will reward you with unbelievable amounts of satisfaction. Simply put, although it can be infuriating to play at times, Dark Souls is easily one of the best action-RPGs of the generation.
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