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Guess so, because the Soul memory is the way the game use to matchmaking the pvp-coop stuffs.
Dark Souls 2's servers are a bit more regulated than Dark Souls 1's. It's easier to get softbanned for any modification.
Or for force-closing the game while being invaded too many times... I think.
Also there's already third party software with a nice interface to help you out change values in the game without need to use cheat engine.