personalmor.blogg.se - Scholar of the first sin mods

Low level enemies have been arranged differently than in the previous iteration.The connecting tunnel between the Tower of Flame and No-Man's Wharf is now filled with enemies in a new arrangement.A new Guardian Dragon is now protecting the lever leading to the Old Dragonslayer.The Dragonrider boss must be defeated before traveling to the Cathedral of Blue.Only one of three knights must be defeated at the circle to make the lever appear.After defeating the Dragonrider Boss, the Heide Knights will wake up and begin walking around.

They are even more aggressive than before.

Heide Knights are now placed around in every section of the area.

Since DS2Fi圆4 is the only 'SotFS-made' tool available, it is the most exposed one to allegations, as players would obviously feel DS2Fix is at fault rather than anything else they have been using for years.ĭespite De Micheli's urging that it's not, PC Gamer notes that it's quite possible that DS2Fix is the problem, and in fact the number of complaints has motivated him to reach out to Bandai Namco for official confirmation. This implies that even by using x360ce, SweetFX, ReShade, DXTory or the Durazno Dead-zone fix for controllers will put players at risk of getting banned. Mod creator, Alessanro De Micheli told Kotaku that unless the game itself has changed, he is confident that DS2fix is not the problem.Īccording to Alessanro De Micheli, "unless Fromsoft patches the game to recognize DS2Fi圆4, it cannot be detected (because the game doesn't know what to look for)." This implies that the only logical conclusion here is that the game is literally flagging any hook/injector. The mod's Nexus Mods description claims it will not trigger softbans.

That said, Kotaku reports that a growing number of players of " Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin" players are saying they have been softbanned for using the DS2fix mod.Ĭheating and playing online is the typical reason why some is softbanned from Dark Souls 2 and this is a totally acceptable reason for From Software to push back, and in fact, they're being nice enough to allow players to keep playing the fame online with other players.Īccording to a running theory, using a fan-made patch called DS2fix that addresses numerous issues From Software has yet to address is the reason why players are being softbanned. "Softban" is actually a banishment into a separate world of cheaters where softbanned players can continue to play, but their online interactions are only limited to other softbanned players, apparently a much smaller group of players than would normally be available, PC Gamer noted.Ī softban makes it extremely difficult to summon another player for help or even engage in PvP. Several "Dark Souls 2" players claimed they've been softbanned for using DS2fix mod, however the modder who created it wasn't sure he's at fault.