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One of the comments went into detail of item duping which could be used to farm I think.
Aside from that, if people want to spend hours farming for no real benefit, let them. I'd rather spend that time killing bosses and farming rare weapons.
DS2 has bonfire ascetics. you can use them to get enemies into ng+7,
using them in the doors of pharos and getting the hard-mode covenant will make the primal knight near the bonfire a farming place. the boss in the area is optional, so you wouldnt need to worry about shooting your own foot.
If it exists, i guess i havent used it.
If you play a souls game during release window you can summon 24/7 for a crapton runes.
Now you can make a crapton of runes now that traffic is a bit slower too.
It was always sad making a new DS1 character as the years went on, because I had to spend more time grinding giant knights and forest phantoms and less time doing Helping people with Ornstein and Smough on repeat
I think the Albenuerics are a good middle ground.
It doesn't take forever. Offers a decent challenge - so it gets less boring
Takes a minute to unlock as well.
Farming is therapeutic. Whether it be resource gathering or slaying mobs for sets. If you want their gear, you can often get it. That's cool. DS1 was slightly more limited in which enemies dropped their gear, often gating their sets on corpses in mid to late game.
For those "not in the know" DS2 offered you "Bonfire Ascetics" which served the purpose of:
- Raising the current area (between the last and next bonfire) difficulty by one NG+ cycle, as well as the rewards
- Re-animating bosses, or enemies in a particular area that you have killed enough to despawn fully (or at least get the NG+ enemies to spawn)
The bonfire was then about 1.5 minutes from the Giant Lord, as well as - you guessed it, a re-spawning Ascetic (even now, I played DS2 right before ER and did this a couple of times).
The only "difficulty" is remembering his slow/telegraphed moves, as yes he does auto-gib after something like 6 cycles. To kill him, all you really do is just run pyromancy and queue up 3-5 of the one that spawned a flame that exploded after a second.
Do this for around 3-5 minutes per run and eventually the scaling caps so he just stops getting harder too, and it boils down to a pretty large farm. With the ring it was like 5 minutes = 390,000 souls ez
Edit : ahh, Cyber4^4 beat me to part of it lol; giant lord farm was still pretty big though so leaving as is otherwise.
Off-topic but yeah, farming can be a means to getting your character ultra-stronk. DS2 PvE is so busted that it doesn't feel like you're overpowered even with uber high stats. Skill baby.
I was just curious about farming in the other games. I can't remember anything like the birds at Mogwyn's where you can easily get a couple hundred thousand runes in 10-15 minutes.
DS2 with the bonfire aescetics is probably the closest thing FROM has done besides that. But it does seem like FROM set that place up for farming. It is designed into the game. Why else make that shot possible?
DS1 if you get to Ornstein and Smough and feel like you need levels you basically have to hunt Silver Knights.