Latest Dark Souls 3 Patch Download

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by evegalinimhy 2021. 6. 10. 10:20

Fixing several issues and making some balance changes, Dark Souls 3 update 1.14 is now available to download on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. As you can see in the patch notes, FromSoftware. Download Dark Souls Patch is a very unique type of game. We must say that it is a game of skill and planning. Because if you do not plan well then it will be very difficult to complete the mission of this game. From Software announces the new Dark Souls III patch. The patch will be experienced in the game be Wednesday, February 8. This 1.10 patch mainly contains fixes for issues for the PVP part of the game.

Dark Souls 3 Latest Update

Dark Souls 3 Patch 1.14 is now available, full release notes unveiled May 12, 2017 John Papadopoulos 9 Comments FromSoftware has released a new patch for Dark Souls 3.

And you though it was all over when The Ringed City finally arrived. Nope, From Software is not quite done with you yet, mortals.

The patch brings some nerfs, alongside the usual tweaks and improvements, this time regarding those pesky angels and their arrows. The damage they do is reduced. Check out the rest of the patch notes:

Reduced damage of the light arrows fired by ‘angels’
The sorcery ‘Hidden Body’ is now effective against ‘angels’
Reduced the damage of homing spears released from ‘Spear of the Church’
Reduced the amount of bonus absorption the ‘Spear of the Church’ receives during 1vs2, 1vs3 and 1vs4 games (1vs1 is unaffected)
Reduced the amount of HP ‘Church Guardian’ has during a 1vs1 match (1vs2, 1vs3 and 1vs4 are unaffected)
Increased damage and scaling of simple, crystal, fire, chaos, lightning, dark, deep and blessed infusions
Increased damage of raw infusions
Reduced damage and scaling of heavy infusions at lower weapon levels
Increased scaling of sharp infusions, and increased damage gain at high levels of dexterity
Reduced scaling of heavy infusions on lighter weapons
Reduced damage of ‘Exile Greatsword’
Reduced damage for L1(LB) attacks, and increased stamina consumption for L1(LB) attacks and weapon art ‘Ember’ of ‘Ringed Knight Paired Greatswords’
Fixed a bug where the weapon art ‘Wind Wheel’ of ‘Splitleaf Greatsword’ was applying more status effects than intended
Fixed a bug where fully charged R2(RT) attacks of ‘Profaned Greatsword’ and ‘Black Knight Greatsword’ were not consuming additional stamina
Fixed a bug where the weapon art of ‘Preacher’s Right Arm’ would combo for more hits than intended
Fixed a bug where the weapon art of ‘Painting Guardian’s Curved Sword’ would combo for more hits than intended
Increased damage of Toxic dealt by players, but reduced the penalty to stamina regeneration

Dark Souls 3 is getting one more, final edition, with both the DLCs in tow, dubbed Dark Souls 3: The Fire Fades. It will be available on April 21, for the price of $49.99.

This Friday, Dark Souls 3 is getting updated to version 1.08 just before the Ashes of Ariandel DLC arrives next week. Besides the usual slew of bug fixes, 1.08 is the first patch to take a big swing at Dark Souls 3's controversial poise stat.

In previous games, poise values on armor and shields determined whether or not players could take a hit without getting staggered, whether you're in the process of attacking or not, but in Dark Souls 3, poise is an invisible stat that only affects whether an enemy attack will interrupt the player's attack.

It doesn't matter if you're wearing a full Smough set or a birthday suit in Dark Souls 3—enemy attacks can stagger regardless of poise. No more walking through Dark Swords and pikes like light shrubbery. It's only when attacking that poise comes into account, an invisible meter that drains at a rate based on poise. Once it's empty, enemy attacks can interrupt your own.

With that said, it's unclear what the patch notes mean when they say 'Poise is now more effective for heavier weapons and armor.' The poise mechanic isn't reverting to the previous games' systems, but I hope heavy armor and weapons actually behave a bit more like the feel. We'll know soon enough.

The remaining updates poke and prod at various weapons and spells, probably in anticipation of the new PvP-dedicated arena arriving with the DLC (which I totally called, by the way).