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Trying to get to the Old Dragon Rider (thinks thats its name) getting swamped by damned heide knights and a trio of giant ones. Manage to beat them, then a sodding dragon kills me :(
I'm level 41 if that helps.
After you clear the other enemies (make sure not to agro the drake), go to where the drake is and as he's waking up go Leeroy Jenkins on his ass and run to him.
Seriously. (make sure you have enough Stamina)
As for the giant knights, try a strike weapon.
When did they become difficult and at all comparable, hell newest one was just a QTE and victory.
Anyway don't give up on these games, the 3 souls games and their expansions/dlc's are amazing (Well, I can't speak for demon souls, never played it.) Look the entire game can honestly be done at SL1, it's all in how you play it. So I have two bits of advice for you starting out like this, use a shield that can stop majority of physical damage, plenty of 95% block ones out there. Or alternatively, put your adaptability up to 20 and learn their patterns and dodge all their attacks. Keep with it mate, the game is worth it.
A note on the shields. there is the drangelic shield you can pick up after beating the pursuer in his area in the forest of fallen giants. has 100% block to physical. Also a question. I ran a 110 agility build pretty much all through the original release of ds2 and that required 37-39ish into adaptability. Is all I need is around 20 now?
Also, the heide first bonfire is REALLY ♥♥♥♥♥♥. If you want to play it safe, get there through majula and kill everything one at a time with arrows (you'll need a lot of arrows). You can even kill that stupid dragon with arrows from the area at the foot of the stairs. He'll shoot fireballs at you, so you'll need to peek corners. EVERYTHING in that area will only chase after you for so long, so just keep running back and wait for them to start retreating, then blast them with arrows.
it's not the honorable or pro way to do things, but it works.
Tip for the stone knight's, go to your left/their right, doing this will cause 2 out of their 3 sword swings to miss you. For the heide knights, these guys are buggers. Be careful if they just seem to stop attacking you, they'll do a quick attack that has no tells. Try and counter them to kill them quickly and seperate them from their stone knight friends. The drake...honestly not sure how to do it solo, had some friends help me by baiting out its fireball attack, then rushing it.
For the dragon you can equip a bow/crossbow, buy a couple hundreds arrows/bolts, its takes a lot less than the dragon from DS1, and pelt it with arrows from the lower lvl in first person view (for Crossbows, hold it with 2 hands first).
Pay attention when it goes airborne, hes about to shoot a fireball, move around to dodge it.
I killed it with the first Crossbow and like 30-40 shots.. I think it was a lot less... he was getting like 99 damage.