Dark Souls 3 Game­play Walk­through Part 1 - EN­GLISH FULL GAME!! 2+ HOURS (PC 60fps 1080p)

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Dark Souls 3 Game­play Part 1 - Dark Souls 3 Walk­through Part 1 - Dark Souls III Game­play FULL GAME EN­GLISH VER­SION 60FPS PC!! - Dark Souls 3 PC Game­play, Boss, Char­ac­ter Cre­ation, Class­es, Intro, Fire­link Shrine, Lev­el­ing Up, and more!! This is the FULL GAME of Dark Souls 3, and I'm bring­ing you an ex­clu­sive early se­ries!! Hit the Like but­ton if you want to see more!! FOL­LOW ME ON TWIT­TER: http://​twitter.​com/​GhostRobo FOL­LOW ME ON IN­STA­GRAM: http://​instagram.​com/​therealGhostRobo Don't for­get to leave a Like and Fa­vorite if you en­joyed this video!! It re­al­ly helps :) #GhostRoboArmy for life!! Dark Souls III is an ac­tion role-play­ing game set in a third-per­son per­spec­tive, sim­i­lar to pre­vi­ous games in the se­ries. Ac­cord­ing to di­rec­tor Hide­ta­ka Miyaza­ki, the game's game­play de­sign "fol­lows close­ly from Dark Souls II". Play­ers are equipped with a va­ri­ety of weapons in­clud­ing short­bows, ex­plo­sives like fire bombs, greatswords and du­al-wield­ing swords to fight against en­e­mies, and shields that can be used to de­flect an en­e­mies' at­tack and pro­tect the play­er from suf­fer­ing dam­age. In ad­di­tion, at­tacks can be evad­ed through dodge-rolling. Bon­fires, which serve as check­points, re­turn from pre­vi­ous in­stall­ments. Ashes, ac­cord­ing to Miyaza­ki, will play an im­por­tant role in the game. Magic is fea­tured in the game and the magic meter re­turned, sim­i­lar to Demon's Souls. Each at­tack has two dif­fer­ent styles. One of them is stan­dard at­tack, while an­oth­er pro­vides pow­er-ups to play­ers, and is slight­ly more pow­er­ful. When per­form­ing mir­a­cles and spells, the play­ers' magic points are con­sumed and de­creased. In order to re­fill these points, they need to con­sume an "Ash Estus Flask". There are two dif­fer­ent Estus Flasks in the game. One of them can help re­fill magic points, while an­oth­er re­fills hit points. Com­bat and move­ments were made faster and more fluid in Dark Souls III. Sev­er­al play­ers' move­ments, such as back­step­ping and swing­ing heavy weapons, can be per­formed more rapid­ly, al­low­ing play­ers to deal more dam­age in a short pe­ri­od of time. Through­out the game, play­ers en­counter dif­fer­ent types of en­e­mies, each with dif­fer­ent be­hav­iors. Some of them change their com­bat pat­tern dur­ing bat­tles. New com­bat fea­tures are in­tro­duced in Dark Souls III, in­clud­ing "Ready Stance", which are spe­cial abil­i­ties for play­ers that allow them to deal much more dam­age to en­e­mies than or­di­nary at­tacks are ca­pa­ble of. Small grave­stones are in­tro­duced. These grave­stones light up when in­ter­act­ed with and not only serve as play­ers' torch­es, but also pro­vide ad­di­tion­al lore to the game. The game puts more focus on role-play­ing, in which the char­ac­ter builder is ex­pand­ed and weapons are im­proved to pro­vide more tac­ti­cal op­tions to play­ers. The game fea­tures fewer maps than its pre­de­ces­sor Dark Souls II, but lev­els were in­ter­con­nect­ed and were made larg­er, which en­cour­ages ex­plo­ration. The agili­ty stat from Dark Souls II was re­moved from Dark Souls III. The game fea­tures mul­ti­play­er el­e­ments, like the pre­vi­ous games in the se­ries.