DS prepare to die

[Vinylowy]

How can I buy this game on steam? I have beaten dsr now i want to try the original :)

[ChubbNutt]

You can't.
Maybe some third party stores still have keys but they are expensive.

[Lost in Tarnation]

As said before, you cannot buy Prepare to Die anymore. They removed the buy option from its steam page when DSR released. Likely in an effort to stop anyone new from playing the original release (probably for the best since it's a terrible PC port without DSFix installed). I'm sure some websites like GoG or Epic might still have the game up, though.

[Lurker at the threshold]

Originally posted by Vinylowy:

I have beaten dsr now i want to try the original :)

It is the exact same game, you're not missing anything

[✯ El Juancho]

Originally posted by the smuggest miko:

Originally posted by Vinylowy:

I have beaten dsr now i want to try the original :)

It is the exact same game, you're not missing anything

the original version is better, the remaster just ruins the ambient with the lighting and the new effects added

[✯ El Juancho]

the only way to buy this game right now is buying the key of the game, but they are so expensive. the lowest price for the game is 72€...

[Vinylowy]

72 euro? Are You serious?

[Lurker at the threshold]

Originally posted by ✯ Juancho:

Originally posted by the smuggest miko:

It is the exact same game, you're not missing anything

the original version is better, the remaster just ruins the ambient with the lighting and the new effects added

opinions

[LC-DDM]

Originally posted by the smuggest miko:

Originally posted by ✯ Juancho:

the original version is better, the remaster just ruins the ambient with the lighting and the new effects added

opinions

I mean, those are some pretty valid points to make.

But from the answers I'm seeing, you're probably a console peasant, aren't you.

[Lurker at the threshold]

Originally posted by LC-DDM:

Originally posted by the smuggest miko:

opinions

I mean, those are some pretty valid points to make.

But from the answers I'm seeing, you're probably a console peasant, aren't you.

I don't see what answer would prompt such an assumption, the only console I own is the old PS1 anyway lol
And yes, as valid as those points are, that's still an opinion, there are plenty of people that don't mind the new look, though I can't say to be one of them myself. When you play the same game over and over for almost a decade, even just a little change looks off.

[nomoreblues]

from experience I can say that there are many reasons to replay this several times, multiple cycles with same char as well as stating new games.

It's hard to think of any good reason to insist on switching to PTDE, though. The only reason would be diving deeply into PVP -but there's hardly anyone to play with. At some point, they might give it away for free - that's the only way the situation could change.

Yeah, I'm very used to PTDE and it is a little "darker" - this being a reason for expensive switching seems pretty extreme

[The Analog Man]

Why would you want an inferior game lol

[LC-DDM]

Agreed, why get Remastered when PtD is superior?

[NightmareGats]

DaS PTDE is the real Dark Souls experience.

[The Analog Man]

Originally posted by LC-DDM:

Agreed, why get Remastered when PtD is superior?

Lol wdym if you don't have PTD than remastered is better. Literally the same game and has better effects, anticheat, offering covenant items in bulk etc. Same bugs so don't get it if you already have PTD already, otherwise literally the same game.

[m0k]

Originally posted by Doctor:

Originally posted by LC-DDM:

Agreed, why get Remastered when PtD is superior?

blablabla anticheat

Tell that to douchenozzle Malcolm Reynolds, lol.

Remastered is objectively the best option for newcomers, though.