Dark Souls III

I'm newbie, I play knight class and I don't know build it,I have played to lv116 but i feel it is too weak. i still use Irithyll Straight Sword to this day because i don't know if there is a better or best one. I'm quite confused about what to upgrade and what weapons I need. Can anyone help me build it ?.Thanks everyone.

I'm currently in my first playthrough of Dark Souls 3, and I've completed all the main storyline. and I wonder whether Exile Greatsword is strong enough to use in dlc1 and dlc2, and what attribute infusion would be best to use with it? Or is there any other choice of weapons to use in dlc1 and dlc2?

There is no need to worry about my levels for my character has already achieved level 189. and I can change my ability points at any time.

For context, I'm level 18 and I've somehow made it to the abyss watchers. Does anyone have any efficient souls farms I can use? Who could say no to this beautiful face?

I just bought DS3! Time for pain

I was thinking earlier about the elevator connecting Earthen Peak to the Iron Keep, about how nonsensical it is. Well, I think I understand it now.

In the introduction of Dark Souls II our main character falls down into a whirlpool and wakes on a dry bit of land in (essentially) Ash Lake. Eventually our character wanders out into Majula through a rocky crevice, but he doesn't move up very much on his way out, it is a very gradual incline. Thinking on these things, I have come to theorize that the whole of Dark Souls II may take place at roughly the elevation level of Ash Lake, with one exception, the Iron Keep. I believe the Iron Keep rests upon the surface of the Earth that is supported by the many outstretched branches of the Ash trees; whereas the Earthen Peak, and everything else, reside below the great branches of the Ash trees.

As for the elevator shaft itself, it is in plain sight but we just can't see it due to magic. It is obscured by illusion, the same kind of power responsible for the surface Earth's illusory sun, which was formed by Gwyndolin and tethered to the presence of Gwynevere. I do not believe, however, that Gwyndolin is responsible for this underworld sun & sky; I believe the one responsible to be the Nameless King. He likely possesses the same sun-like illusory power as Gwyndolin. The Nameless King, or Faraam (as he is named in Dark Souls II), left Anor Londo to form his own kingdom, and his faithful followed him, some of whom likely built the kingdom of Drangleic (a land dedicated to dragons) and its surrounding lands (such as Forossa). The Nameless King, being a sun god, would welcome its sight, even if it is illusory, and would establish its presence for the people as well (similar in some respects to Gwyndolin, though I think Gwyndolin did it more for control rather than the magnanimity shown by the Nameless King).

These illusory powers would also explain the sky at Archdragon Peak in Dark Souls III. In Dark Souls III once the sun becomes black and ringed with red, as if it's bleeding towards the Earth, the sun takes on that appearance everywhere, except at Archdragon Peak.

Thoughts?

Recently got cash from family and I'm wondering which one to get. I know a store with elden ring launch edition but dark souls 3 also seems cool so which one should I get then?

This is in the cathedral of the deep, in the tunnel with the elevator next to the deacons of the deep. How did that even get there?

According to Dark Souls 3 concept art, this is how Gael looks without the hood.

Anyone have a Sunset Set on Xbox they would be willing to give me for a challenge run I’m doing

I'll choose 2 random people that comment on here to give 5 great champion souls to after the post has been up for a while. Dark Souls 3 on PC/Steam only