Is season pass worth it for first playthrough?

[Mommy Milkers]

Just wondering if the dlcs are any good but more specifically if it is worth on your first time playing ds3

[Kaizen]

YES!

[META]

for dark souls, dlc means more gameplay

[Mommy Milkers]

oh also, do i get to play them late game or when

[META]

Originally posted by Chase:

oh also, do i get to play them late game or when

specific points in the game. 1 near mid game and the other can be played right after the first dlc or at the end of the game.

[Kaizen]

Ariandel about 1/4 the way through, you can then either do dlc 2 after that one or wait till the end of the game... you cannot however, play dlc 2 first then go back to 1.

[Bydluck]

if it's your first playthrough don't buy them yet. Go play a game without it then if you like it - get dlcs. For the first time I would rather recommend going to dlcs after finishing main story or before last boss, so you won't lose much if you get them later.
Game is great anyway, 1st dlc is ok 2nd is great in my opinion, have fun

[Bydluck]

Originally posted by Gameo:

Ariandel about 1/4 the way through, you can then either do dlc 2 after that one or wait till the end of the game... you cannot however, play dlc 2 first then go back to 1.

Wait what? I entered 1st dlc after doing almost whole 2nd (just left pvp + last boss), sure npc wasn't there but I was still able to enter it

[Kaizen]

Originally posted by Bydluck:

Originally posted by Gameo:

Ariandel about 1/4 the way through, you can then either do dlc 2 after that one or wait till the end of the game... you cannot however, play dlc 2 first then go back to 1.

Wait what? I entered 1st dlc after doing almost whole 2nd (just left pvp + last boss), sure npc wasn't there but I was still able to enter it

Well, there you go, you didn't kill the last boss.
That's why, you kill him, you can't have him let you enter the Painted World.

[Mandala]

No, it does not. You can watch dlc walkthrough on youtube.

[Kaizen]

Originally posted by SupriGeLi:

No, it does not. You can watch dlc walkthrough on youtube.

Go buy the game before you start spouting drivel out of your brown eye.

[Morton Koopa Jr.]

OP, honestly the two dlc are fine as part of the journey, but based your skill level/gameplay preferences, you may elect to them after you defeat the final boss, or during your journey.

For reference point, I generally close a game at around level 60-70.
When DLC1 came out, I beat it at level 40.

But after DLC2 came out, I beat the game first, so I proceeded to beat DLC1 at level 70. DLC 2 at level 80-90.

Even if it's your first time playing DS3, you should still play them, even after you already beat the main game.

Also, I don't know what the other guy is talking about. You can beat DLC2 and then go on to beat DLC1.

[Kaizen]

Originally posted by Morton Koopa Jr.:

OP, honestly the two dlc are fine as part of the journey, but based your skill level/gameplay preferences, you may elect to them after you defeat the final boss, or during your journey.

For reference point, I generally close a game at around level 60-70.
When DLC1 came out, I beat it at level 40.

But after DLC2 came out, I beat the game first, so I proceeded to beat DLC1 at level 70. DLC 2 at level 80-90.

Even if it's your first time playing DS3, you should still play them, even after you already beat the main game.

Also, I don't know what the other guy is talking about. You can beat DLC2 and then go on to beat DLC1.

mm Pretty sure Gael is not at the chapel after you merc his ass.

[Bydluck]

Gael wasn't in chapel after I entered dlc2 but you can still enter it without him (there is scratch of the painting there, get close and it suck you in). Just story wise it shouldn't be a problem, since these are different ages (I strongly recommend VaatiVidya story videos).
But back to the topic- before buying dlcs you better try standard game, you might not like it. But if you played any other dark souls and you liked it - you will most likely love this one

[Morton Koopa Jr.]

Originally posted by Gameo:

Originally posted by Morton Koopa Jr.:

OP, honestly the two dlc are fine as part of the journey, but based your skill level/gameplay preferences, you may elect to them after you defeat the final boss, or during your journey.

For reference point, I generally close a game at around level 60-70.
When DLC1 came out, I beat it at level 40.

But after DLC2 came out, I beat the game first, so I proceeded to beat DLC1 at level 70. DLC 2 at level 80-90.

Even if it's your first time playing DS3, you should still play them, even after you already beat the main game.

Also, I don't know what the other guy is talking about. You can beat DLC2 and then go on to beat DLC1.

mm Pretty sure Gael is not at the chapel after you merc his ass.

He's not. I said you can go on to beat DLC1 afterwards. As the above poster explained.

[Hunubul]

Originally posted by SupriGeLi:

No, it does not. You can watch dlc walkthrough on youtube.

You can watch walktroughs of everything, thus, if this is your only argument, in your opinion it's not worth buying anything, because you can just watch a walktrough.

But as games are interactive pieces of art, you are missing the key ingredient. This is the most idiotic thing I've ever heard a while.