#Dark souls armor real life software#

#Dark souls armor real life software#

Marwede tried his best to put the plume out his mind for the next year, hoping From Software would surprise him in one of the game's two planned downloadable content add-ons. 'I honestly don't think I even broke a hundred signatures at that point,' he said. The general consensus: why would anyone, let alone From Software, care? Shouldn't the focus on balance changes? (Or poise?) Even Marwede's real-lifeВ friends, many of them Dark Souls fans,В questioned his pursuit. 'Genuinely not sure if this is a joke or a further sign that modern society is doomed.' 'So that I got this straight.В You started a petition to the US government to get the plume of a helm in a Japanese video game added back in? He was mocked, the thread barely got any traction, and he spent the next few hours trying to defend himself. Nearly a year ago, he posted a thread to reddit that outlined his petition. Though the lack of plume had been mentioned in the past, nobody had properly galvanized the silent majority, those in search of a proper helmet plume for their beloved Ornstein. And with his return, we might finally get the plume that we'd been waiting for since Dark Souls, which was 5 years ago at that point.'Д«ut once again, Marwede's dreams were crushed: plumeless. 'If anyone could come back a third time,' said Marwede, 'I felt like it was Ornstein. There was renewed hope in Dark Souls 3, another chance for From Software to right things. The armor didn't make an appearance in Dark Souls 2, despite Ornstein being an optional boss. They're incredibly tough.Д®ven more curious, other armor sets in Dark Souls include a plume-but not Ornstein's. Few boss fights in Dark Souls stand out more than when you're tasked with staring down Ornstein and Executioner Smough, a formidable duo-one big and lumbering, the other small and agile-that proves one of the game's thorniest roadblocks. 'I'm trying to come up with a better analogy, but it just feels disappointing at its core, especially when Dragon Slayer Ornstein in Dark Souls is one of the most iconic bosses, if not the most iconic boss, in the game.' 'It's like opening a brand new can of soda only to find out on your first sip that it's completely flat,' said Marwede.

Image courtesy of Connor Marwede, in which Ornstein's armor is, sadly, without plume