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You just have to decide whether the threat of a cheater ruining your save file is worth the potential co-op or pvp
There are church bells that ring when another player online has completed the main objective of ringing the bells. The are PvP invasions of which most NPCs give you items to do so, such as Solaire's coin he gives you when you first meet him. You can summon other players instead of NPCs for boss fights.
An important covenant in the Darkroot Garden attacks you on sight if you aren't an active member and their whole spiel is to invade other online players who "cause harm to the forest". You can switch active covenants at any bonfire.
And the most important thing about online play it the soapstone messaging system where other players leave you important messages on the ground about stuff like fake walls, imminant high level enemies, and traps you might walk into.
You'll be missing out on these important messages without online play.
In other words, yes the game functions normally and is playable without internet but the game is designed around online play so you might miss out on very important features that the developers intended for you use.
Some of which have been a persistent PITA